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amount of private means and is very anxious to return to Greece, which he has visited twice and likes, so that he would be willing to come even if he does not get enough to pay all his expenses. I think that he would come if he were to get the expenses for his ocean passage out of it and have his board in Cyprus. He is married and would want to bring his wife (who is very pleasant) and it would be an added inducement if the expedition could take care of her board while in Cyprus with him. I can guarantee that he is a man with very high standards of work, and that if he says he can do the job it means that he would do it very well. Incidentally he is 32 or 33 and would be a pleasant person to have on the dig. If you think him suitable could you give me an idea how much money will be available and I will find out if it is acceptable.

I sent you a reprint of my Bamboula article the other day and hope that it arrived safely. I will send one to George a little later when it will find him in Cyprus.

I ran into Indianos in Paris. He is the Cypriote who was sent to study in Oxford by the Carnegie foundation. He had just taken examinations there, and delighted me by telling me that one part of his examination was a discussion of my Kalorizíki article.

Please give my best to George when he comes, and to Virginia if she is there, and gen- … continues