1 page, 8vo, on Plaza Hotel stationery, creased, with original hand-addressed stamped envelope, creased, ink slightly smudged. 

Wright writes regarding the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation: "We were getting a little apprehensive - feeling our thanks to our many friends for their contributions would seem tardy...The bill in the assembly is a bit disappointing -- because I thought some actual consensus was to be legally made specific to our Foundation as a reward for service already rendered, etc. I want to meet with the special committee and the Governor. [Hust?] met him downstairs is arranging this for me. meantime - thanks for all you've done the best to yours. Affectionately."

In 1954, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Wright owed $10,000 in back taxes on Taliesin, despite his argument that Taliesin was primarily a school and should therefore be tax exempt. Caraway suggested that Wright’s friends should express their appreciation and take up a collection.