Frederick Voigt to W. P. Crozier.
Location: London.
He is glad that they were able to meet in Manchester and talk about policy. He believes that The Times has 'done itself an enormous amount of harm by inconsistent and often contradictory character of its leaders'.
He has heard that Hitler told Simon the new German army has 555,000 effectives. He has permission to use some of the information about the meeting between Göring and the Ruhr industrialists. The spokesman was Krupp von Bohlen; [Vögler] was also present.
He thinks Lambert's letter was very interesting.