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I submit for conson a drait letter for the Secretary or State's signature to go to all those who have agreed to serve on the Jommittee. In fact we have not yet heard from Proressor Penson, Mr. Burney, lir. Adams or the G..C. However, in order to save time il the draft is agreed the letters can be typed in preparation.
I have included the name of Dr. Venn as I think Mr. Gent will agree that he would be a valuable audition to the Committee.
The letter to Sir G. Moss should be accompanied by a semi-oITicial letter answering the points made in his letter at 66 about the anticipated frequency of the meetings of the Committee. I hope to discuss this point with Mr. Cox by telephone and will drart a semi-olficial reply to Sir G. Moss when the file returns me.
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