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Show June 23, 1953 Dr. T. Cuyler Young, Chairman Department of Oriental Studies Princeton University Princeton, N.J, My dear Dr. Young: Mi had a very fine and uneventful country crossing in ideal weather conditions. On our arrival at this city in its beautiful setting, we found everything so well arranged and organized for our reception both at work and at home. In a sorority fitted for housing some twenty girls, we had to close down the iRajor part of our temporary abode and praise "Allah" for good old "Jananabad". Surely we are not faring better in dimensions, and I presume the pendulum will soon move in September towards the other edge of greater limitations, Weill This is only a message to say that all's well with us, Nayra is back to normal and, apart from pining for Chou-Chou, Ramez is very happy between mountain, ranch and Salt Lake, You are both in our thoughts and we are all more than grateful for lots of things. We shall look forward to the pleasure of a reunion in a couple of months. With our kindest remembrances. Cordially Aziz S, Atiya ASA: gls |
