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Show 1^ Sharia Wadl el-IIll Maadi - Egypt June 10, 1955 My dear Dr. Cameron: , Your gratifying letter of June 6 has just reached me to-day, and, as you will note from the date of my present letter, I am sending you my reply by return of mail* When 1 wrote my last letter of June 3, 1 was probably a little impatient about certain queries which have now been answered by the splendid news outlined in your account of our future abode at Arm.. Arbor. In the first place, my wife joins me in conveying our full approval of your decision to rent Professor Pasquariello1 a house on our behalf, and we can hardly thank you enough for the good action. 1 have no doubt that we shall be able to stand the upping of |250 for the whole term. Ky wife is especially pleased with the prospect of a modern house, so compact, with all the bedding facilities, silverware, kitchen utensils etc, which will render it possible for us to move in without the slightest difficulty. She wishes to assure Krs« PasquarJLelle that she will no everything in her power tc leave the house in June 1956 at least as perfect as she will have received it in September 1955. !Io-4ay we have already been exploring sailings to lew York with various companies. In the course of next week, we hope to reach a decision in this matter* Since we have a house at Ann Arbor from September the first, we shall not hesitate to sail a little earlier than we have planned, surely some time in the second half of August. This will bring us to Ann Arbor in the course ol: .the first week in September'. But Please do not forward any dollars r;o Cairo. It wilt fes 1st 1 & tc us* to find a 100C in America, \ rs particularly as we shall Vro to -urchase a car soon after our arrival. In this case. Professor Tiller car, make his time.about remittance cf k'edioval Asa*3cy funds. He have had such glowing rsports about the "drivers! *ry ixperi • ta! school and the organism! c theory of education bearing Professor Olson1s name that it becomes increasingly difficult lor us to ehasg • i:t plans about the schooling of either of our children. Ilcwever, please let 'C3 reserve their places at that school until we meet, all being well. We are earnestly hoping that that year at Ann Arbor may help in solving several educational problems -hick have remained unsolved in "die schools of Egypt. lie g$H hardly thank you euougl for your good offices and the unfailing kindness which you have shown towards every detail of our visit to Ann Arbor. I only hops that I shall be able bo make this visit one of good service to your Campus, Besides the usual teaching luties, lo please include me freely in your public lecture plans* Wherever I'can be of service, you have my goodwill at your disposal. The whole family is pleasantly locking forward tc the ftrie " hipi awaiting them Dr. George 0. Caatm eMrmo nA rbor and send their warmest greetings to you. University of Michigan Yours very sincerely, Asin S. Atiya # |
