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THE NEW YORK TIMES

TIMES SQUARE

March 7, 1930

Dear Mr. de Laszlo:

I am glad to receive your letter of February 19. It was a pleasure to welcome Paul to the United States.^[1]

I shall be happy to have the reproduction of your portrait of Marshall Lyautey [6118] about which there has been much favorable comment.

Comte de Noailles presented your letter of September 29. I was glad to meet him and asked him to tell our Sunday Editor of his studies of glass manufacturing in the United States.

I am leaving on March 15th for a few weeks vacation in California. I am enclosing my itinerary.

Upon my return to New York I shall anticipate seeing you in the United States with much pleasure.

With regards to Madame de Laszlo, | Always sincerely yours,

Louis Wiley

Phillip[sic] A. De Laszlo, Esq.,

3 Fitzjohn’s Avenue,

London, England.

Editorial Note:

Louis Wiley (1869-1935), newspaperman; business manager of The New York Times from 1906 to 1935; for biographical notes, see [111433]. 

SMDL

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