Correspondences between Aziz S. Atiya, Everett L. Cooley, Elmer H. Douglas, and others

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ii! '-i FRANKLIN PUBLICATIONS, INC. CABLE ADDRESS, FBANBOOK. NEW YORK 432 PARK AVENUE SOUTH, NEW YORK 16, N.Y. •> TELEPHONE: MURRAY HILL 3-2502 November 7> 196l Professor Atia Soryal University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Professor Soryal: At the request of our office in Cairo, we are sending you within the next few days by bookpost a collection of Franklin-sponsored books in the Arabic language. We are delighted to perform this service for you. The books w© are sending in the present shipment do not represent all of the titles which you expressed an interest in having. Our archives here did not contain enough copies of every title on your list, and in the case of fifty or so books we have had to write to Cairo to send us additional copies. Consequently, If Cairo is able to send us copies from their stock, you may expect another shipment later on. If for some reason or another, however, the books we have been able to send you turn out to be sufficient for your needs, we could withhold the second shipment. I raise this question because of the possibility of a time element. It might take Cairo some time to send us the books we have requested, and when they do send them they will come by sea freight, which means they will be several months en route. In other words, it might not be until sometime next year that we could make the second shipment. Sincerely yours, y> y? Donald S. Cameron DSC:sb CAIRO <• BEIRUT <- BAGHDAD <> TEHRAN <• TABRIZ •$• LAHORE -$• DACCA • KUALA LUMPUR <• DJAKARTA