The envelope is readdressed from New York City to c/o Mr. Emil Brudno, 2512 Euclid Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio.

Dora wants to know when BR will be home. "You must talk with Griffin about this baby business, because he says I cannot understand paternal feeling—and I do want to get arrangements made that will make us all happy." She wants the baby and she is well, although she might have to go to Berlin to be confined. Dora wishes to care for the baby, in its early years, and offers suggestions regarding care of the baby, its recognized paternity, and its surname.

Note stapled to envelope and typed on Edith Russell's typewriter: "I must talk with Barry. 11 Nov. 1929".