The author, a student of Massachusetts Institute of Technology on two specialities: mathematics and Russian language, asks the addressee's assistance to get a job in the Soviet Union as a teacher of programming.

The author notifies of receiving the addressee's letter and prepares the constructive answer.

After meeting with Academic K.Frolov at MIT, the author states in a letter his application to render assistanse to get a job in Soviet Union. The letter with Frolov's request "to prepare the answer" was transmitted to A.Ershov who sketched a draft of an answer.

By Academic Frolov's instructions Department of admission sent to M.Wiener a letter about a readiness to give an employment in the Soviet Union in August-September. The addressee will be informed of receiving the Wiener's answer.

The author asks the addressee to give concrete directions to prepare for M.Wiener's accepting for employment to Provisional scientific and technological group "Shkola-1" from August 1988.

The letter is written by A.Ershov. M.Wiener is invited to the USSR for a job at a Moscow school-laboratory of the Provisional scientific and technological groupe "Shkola-1" from August 1988 for a term of one year.

A.Ershov acknowledges the tardy receipt of a letter of March 18 and promises to reply in essence later. (Handwritten text)

A.Ershov acknowledges the tardy receipt of a letter of March 18 and hopes to reply in essence later.

The author sends the letter from one of his students, Matt Wiener, who is interested in spending a year visiting and working in the USSR. He asks to help this student.