BR writes that he thinks well of Kapoor. He encloses a letter (not present) to Ayer about him. He finds him to be knowledgeable in the theory of types and mathematical logic in general. He adds "I talked with him also on political subjects, and thought him very sane. He does not want a job in India, because there (he says) you have to lick the boots of the authorities."

Edith copied this on the verso of Emmet's letter.