Lamming, in Gerald Bailey's absence, thanks Patricia Russell for her undertaking to speak at meetings in East Anglia, Norwich, and Ipswich. He thanks BR for offering to speak at either London or Cambridge, though "we will do our best not to call on him in view of the very heavy demands on his time." Lamming encourages Patricia to send Capt. Kanaar's documents to Mrs. Dwight Morrow in America.