W. P. Crozier to Frederick Voigt.
Location: [Manchester].
As they already have various Hitler photographs, they will not need to use the one he sent with his letter of 21 July. He asks whether Hitler has any sane or reasonable followers; they receive some letters from Nazis some 'wild and whirling', some sensible; they try to print one or two of these, even if they criticise Voigt. He gives his private telephone number. He also gives Wallace's number; he will be taking over during his absence until 5 August. He suggests he make arrangements to move out of Berlin if necessary.