July 14, 1936

Dijon,

        What follows is the collected correspondence received 
at the Temple of the Forbidden Eye Excavation Office in Lost 
Delta, India.  We are still uncertain of Dr. Jones' whereabouts, 
but are still hopeful that he is all right.  I hope the infor-
mation provided herein is helpful to you and your associates.

                Regards,
                    Barjesse




June 4, 1935

Indy,
        Greetings old friend.  Here is the missing piece of 
the temple map!  Fortune truly shines on the pure of heart!  
(And on he who has a brother-in-law in the black market!)
        God go with you.  And I will join you as well!

        Sallah




August 10, 1935
Indiana Jones
Lost Delta Encampment
India

        Indy -- So you have found the mysterious Temple of 
the Forbidden Eye!  Congratulations!  But please proceed with 
caution.  Sources in Calcutta tell me this temple of yours 
has a darker side.  Legend has it that pilgrims who were lured 
there with promises of great gifts were never seen again!

        Yours truly,
        Abner Ravenwood




Eastern Union Telegram
VH 95   DL=IJ   WASH 12  16P
1935  September  4  PM  302
Professor Indiana Jones     Lost Delta, India
Indy:  The samples you sent are warning stones.  
Very important you translate before entering temple.  
Repeat ---- Very important.
        Abner Ravenwood

(The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day 
letters is EASTERN STANDARD TIME at point of origin.)




September 5, 1935
Indiana Jones
Lost Delta Encampment
India

Indiana,
        Word of your find is out, and the entire archeological 
community is abuzz.  The Bureau of Antiquities is rather 
insistent on having a meeting with you, old boy.  Please 
return as soon as possible.  Perhaps Sallah can hold down 
the fort, as it were, until your return.

        Marcus Brody





Sept 13, 1935
Professor Indiana Jones
Lost Delta Encampment
India

        Indiana,

        I concur with your findings.  Visitors were lured to 
the temple with promises of gifts, but once they looked into 
the eyes of the god they were doomed.  I believe you can gain 
access to the inner temple if you avoid this trap!

        Good luck,
            Abner Ravenwood.




(Indianensis Universitatis Sigillum   MDCCCXX)
1401 Flower Street
Lawrence, Indiana

October 1, 1935
Professor Indiana Jones
Lost Delta Encampment
India

Professor,
        Marcus Brody informed us that you have located the 
temple!  We are anxiously awaiting reports.  By the way, an 
old friend of yours -- a Mr. Belloq -- called, and I passed 
along your whereabouts to him.  I believe he intends to join 
you at the site!

        Regards,
        Professor Kaufman
        Dept. of Archeology
        Indiana College




National Museum
Division of Antiquities
521 Rodier Street
Washington, D.C.

October 12, 1935
Indiana Jones
Lost Delta Encampment
India

Dear Indy,
        Received your rubbings yesterday.  Pictographs tell of 
gifts -- eternal beauty, riches, etc.  But the warning on the 
lower left was added at a much later date.  Something about eyes 
and death.  I can't quite make it out.  I'm still working on it.

George Marshall
Curator
Division of Antiquities
National Museum





June 6, 1936
Lost Delta Encampment
India

Sallah,
        Rotten luck.  Reports of the "Temple of the Forbidden 
Eye" have hit the newspapers and the newsreels.  It's shaping 
up to be the biggest thing since Santa Claus.
        Counting on you to control the feeding frenzy until I 
return.  Have deciphered a new map that may lead to the power 
source of the temple.  I intend to try.  Watch out for that 
snake Belloq!

        Indiana




        Sallah,

        Today I'm trying out the hidden passage we talked 
about.  I'm convinced it leads to the "Jewel of Power."  I 
know you wanted to go with me, but I need you out here to 
keep these tourists in line.  If one of them decides to go 
eyeball to eyeball with the god, it's adios amigo!

        Indiana




July 3, 1936
Mr. Sallah
Temple Excavation Site
Lost Delta
India

My good man,
        We are sympathetic to Jones' "grave questions" about 
the safety of the site, but we are not prepared to shut it 
down at this time.  Carry on.  You are doing a smashing job 
of getting the tourists through unharmed.

Col. Blumbard
Attache to the Consul General
British Colonial Affairs
747 Old Raj Road
Delhi, India




July 5, 1936
Temple of the Forbidden Eye
Excavation Office
Lost Delta, India

Sallah,
        Received your letter detailing Indy's disappearance 
inside the temple.  I am leaving at once.  I suggest you keep 
the tours running.  Perhaps one of them will locate Indy.

        Marcus Brody




Eastern Union Telegram
WDL 95   DL=IJ   GLEN 721
1936   July 10   AM 815
Lost Delta Excavation Site, India
Sallah.  Learned on the news of Indy's disappearance.  Study 
all references to the "Gates of Doom."  They seem to guard 
the "Jewel of Power."  Perhaps Indy made it past the lethal 
force of that trap, then he would have found the immense cavern 
where the jewel is stored.
        Abner Ravenwood