"I was rather disappointed in the Crawshay-Williams book. His wife, a very determined person, went to all lengths to keep B.R. on their doorstep, in order to pick his brains, to advance her husband's career; though B.R. told me that he found the Crawshay's sympathies had very decided limits. As you can see, I like her even less than him. I was very glad Crossman gave 5 pages to B.R.'s memo. Warmest good wishes to you and to Dr. Slater."

[The "memo" was the "Memorandum concerning Ralph Schoenman".]