The correspondent, a founding partner of a large Northern New Jersey law firm, had taken the time to write us about an experience he had representing the estate of a dear old friend, whose relatively modest assets included a small interest in the Wien & Malkin-led syndication that owns the Empire State Building. Although not an estate lawyer, he was handling the affairs because of his relationship with the deceased.

"The estate was very small," he noted, "...nonetheless, I was treated by Barbara Ross of your office with the same courtesy, help and consideration that I would have received if I were dealing in millions of dollars of assets."

The attorney said he was "led graciously and intelligently through the intricacies of transferring interests," and concluded: "Thanks for the good will which your office has generated with me."

Ned H. Cohen, vice president of Wien & Malkin Securities Corp., says the attorney's experience "reflects the strong emphasis we've always placed on investor services, regardless of how much an individual has invested in our programs."

Mr. Cohen adds: "We're committed to an infrastructure that provides a full range of services and solid, courteous support to all of our investors." Attorney's Letter Underscores Our Commitment to Investor Services I was treated with the same consideration as if I were dealing in millions of dollars.