E.W. Darling asks BR to speak at a weekend school, 13-14 September 1930, of the Workers' Educational Association. The school will be called "Tendencies in Modern World Thought".

Lectures are to be given on "Politics and Economics", "Art and Literature" and "Philosophy". Darling advises BR that H.J. Laski will do the first lecture, he is asking Lascelles Abercrombie to do the second lecture and wants BR to do the third lecture. He promises an audience of about 50 and will write BR further once BR agrees to do the lecture.

Enclosed is an unused postcard for BR's reply.

See document .104061, record 118824 for a related letter from G.D.H. Cole.