KEMPER CORP
DEFA14A, 1994-04-28
LIFE INSURANCE
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April 28, 1994



Mr. Gary C. Wendt
President and Chief Executive Officer
General Electric Capital Corporation
260 Long Ridge Road
Stamford, CT  06927


Dear Mr. Wendt:

In reading your April 27 letter, I was struck by your continued distortion
of the facts.  We are not "stonewalling" you.  We will not stand in the way
of a sale of Kemper at the right price.  Moreover, you can be sure our
Board is fully aware of all developments.

Despite the passage of time, the issue remains the same.  Your ongoing $55
per share proposal, found by our Board and its financial advisor to be
inadequate, has been and continues to be rejected.  Our position has been
steadfast, consistent and clear.  And, I might add, our major institutional
stockholders, to whom you allude, are almost universally supportive of our
view regarding the inadequacy of your $55 proposal.

We have no obligation and are not inclined to let you embark on a due
diligence foray merely in the hope you might raise your bid to some
unspecified level.  If you have an offer that more fully reflects Kemper's
value, you are always free to make it.  If you do, the Board will consider
the offer promptly and conscientiously.

Sincerely,

/S/ DAVID B. MATHIS

David B. Mathis




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