Saturday
Dear Miss Addams,
The matter of the Austrian credits is very much on my mind. I bring it in whenever I can when I speak or write anything. I have seen Manley Hudson about it, also Mr. Whitman, [illegible] in charge of the claims of persons holding Aust. & Hung. property in this country and I also wrote on Finally Prof Hudson's suggestion to Eliot Wadsworth & had a very pleasant reply from him.
Finally it appeared to me [page 2] that the only chance of [having] any effect would be to stir up a leading paper to really take the matter up so I have just sent a letter to the ↑Editor of the↓ Times of which this is an uncorrected copy.
I hope you approve.
And do make the matter [known] when and [if?] you can.
Helen Cheever and I are arranging a big (we hope) parlor meeting for Dr. [Clark] & Miss Pye. I [spoke] here last week at a dinner with Manley [page 3] Hudson presenting and it was really highly successful. But I cannot tell you how nice M. H. was, only quite too flattering.
Affectionately yours
Emily G. B.
I am sorry I stopped over yesterday and said I was tired. I renounce all such bad habits as being tired.
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