Birkbeck encloses two copies of the letter they sent to Mr. Clements with details regarding the charges. Birkbeck suggests that the copy of both letters also be sent to Ralph Schoenman who has called to complain of delays, which they cannot understand. Birkbeck suggests that perhaps Schoenman should set out his complaints in writing so they can be addressed. The letter ends with a postscript apologizing for requiring written authority on the matter, but it is "on account of the publicity angle".

The extra copies provided by Brikbeck are still in the file, suggesting that perhaps Farley did not forward them to Schoenman.