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University Museum 33rd and Spruce Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May 13, 1941
May 10, 1941Dear Mr. McFadden:
We were very glad to hear from Mr. Logue that you were apparently safe and well a few days ago. Something seems to have gone wrong about your article on the Apollo Temple. This was published in the Museum Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 4, October 1940. Since our telegraph conversation [handwritten: ...] we sent copies to you which apparently have not yet been received. We are enclosing the places of the clippings which you wished to have. We have also sent two Bulletins by the regular mail. We would be glad to send the pieces to the other persons [handwritten: ...] to your Mother but I realize that this may be difficult for you to do, and I should be glad to send some one to Abington to deliver them to the Museum if you are anxious to know how you are getting along, and would be glad to hear from you whenever you find it convenient. Seems to me this is the wisest course, since there is no one in the Museum at this time familiar with this type of object and Mr. Jayne, who is now at the With best wishes, I am
Sincerely yours
Alice M. Goudy Assistant to the Director
Mr. George H. McFadden Episkopi Limassol Cyprus
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