February 13th 1967

Mrs. M. J. Aranov
622 West 113 Street
New York, N. Y. 10025

Dear Mrs. Arnov:

Because Mr. Hughes will be in
California until March 5th., I am replying
to your letter of February 9th. After that
time, if you would call Mr. Hughes' answering
service TR 3-4022 and leave your telephone
number, he will be most happy to phone you.
I know that he will be most happy to learn
that you are planning to write your term
papers on his work.

Columbia University in the City of New York | New York, N.Y.

10025

INSTITUTE ON EAST CENTRAL EUROPE

622 West 113th Street

Feb. 16, 1967

Executive Secretary to
Mr. Langston Hughes
20 East 127th Street
New York, New York

Dear Sir:

Thank you for your communication in reply to my letter. I do appreciate
the promptness of the answer and the enclosed bibliography as well as the
telephone number for the answering service. Unfortunately, in this morning's
wind -- I live at the end of Riverside Drive where the winds are always pretty
busy -- your communication was whipped out of my hand. That and my new
hat are apparently at the bottom of the river by now.

Would you be kind enough to send me another copy of the bibliography
and listing of hard-cover and paperbacks of the Hughes publications? I
had promised a copy of the bibliography and the publication listing to Professor
Cartey at Columbia and to a High School English Department. And I was pleased
to have the number for the answering service to call after March 5, when Mr. Hughes
will be back, you stated. Now I have not that telephone number.

I am sorry to give you this additional chore. However, I will be most
appreciative if you will duplicate the contents of the material you sent me earlier
in the week and once more give me the telephone number to call.

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