Letter from Maria Gołaszewska written 20.07.1966

Cracow, 20/7/1966

       n      Most Honourable Professor!

n             Following my return from France, I wanted to contact you but, unfortunately, learned that you had gone to Rabka. Professor Minkowski gave me medicaments for you and asked me to bring them, so that they would reach you sooner. I don’t know whether you’ve received them – I’m anxious about the lack of news on this subject – I gave them to Duśka Półtawska, who was supposed to have some kind of certain imminent occasion to go to Rabka. I hope that everything is all right and that the medicaments have already taken effect. I hope that by 1 August you’ll be in Cracow – I will try to call – even though I’m actually leaving that day.
  n           If you have the address of your student from a few years back from Switzerland who studied philosophy in Cracow for half a year, Guido Krünga (I don’t know exactly whether that’s the way the name is written – but I think you know who I mean and that you’ll graciously write the name correctly for me) – please jot down his address for me, as I have to turn a certain important matter over to him, and I’ve lost the address.
   n          A few days ago I received a volume of the papers of the 13th Congress of Philosophy of the French Language (Geneva, 2‒6 September of this year), and found my little article there (in French) – unfortunately, it seems there will be no Polish offprint. I hope, however, that you have also received this volume (entitled Le langage). At present I am adapting the problem of the aesthetic sensitivity of a work for use at the Congress of Education through Art (InSEA) in T XXX – I’ll be going there with my husband on 1 August.
 n            I extend cordial greetings and hope I’ll still get the chance to tell you more about my trip to Paris.

              M. Gołaszewska