Letter from Peter F. Drucker updating Jean Kidd on the German translation of a book, articles in progress, and travel plans. Drucker hopes that Kidd has had a peaceful transition into her new home and wishes her a glorious fall in Montclair. He proceeds to tell Kidd that he will be sending her Kathleen's first book of poetry and that he is making progress with the different language translators for his manuscript before moving on to talk about his preparation of articles from the book for pre-publication. Drucker then describes his life in Southern California prior to informing Kidd about his future travel plans, which include a trip to New York where he intends to also visit Kidd. He closes the letter requesting that the new Essex County telephone books be mailed to his residence, and gives Kidd his warmest regards from both he and Doris Drucker.
Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005 Operetta Drucker, Doris New York University Harvard business review book series ADELA Investment Company Kidd, Jean Essex County Business Week Magazine Nation's Business U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Place
Claremont (Calif.)
Source
Original letter, October 18, 1973: Drucker Archives; Box 7A, Folder 56; 2 pages
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