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Correspondence from Roger C. Staples to Philip Kaplan
3217 Pittsview Road Ann Arbor, Michigan
January 15th, 1963
Dear Mr. Kaplan,
I have just sent off a long letter to Mr. Lew David Feldman about locating MSS copies of Crowleyana, and I thought I would drop you a short note to ask if anything concerning that collection has come your way. I have been long getting around to this, since I have been busy teaching and writing.
Work at the University keeps me busy, but I hope to finish my dissertation by the end of the summer. It was supposed to be done last summer, but textual difficulties held me up. I plan a visit, under my own funds, to London and Gloucester this summer.
Mr. Yorke [Gerald Yorke] didn't have time to stop to see me but I expect to see him this summer when my wife and I visit him—he has invited us to come down and look at his collection.
Wish me luck with Feldman, and drop a letter when you have time. I have not been to New York, else I should have called you.
Yours truly,
Roger C. Staples
NB: I cannot find Garrit Lansing.
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