Alexander Werth to W. P. Crozier.
Location: Paris.
He encloses a translation of Jacques Kayser's letter to the editor. Kayser told him that it was written before reading his article was printed, but he is not sure whether it was intended as a reply. Now that he is vice-president of the party, Kayser is settling down. He asks them not to treat Kayser too hard; he is an old friend of Dell's, and he has proved a useful source of information. His ideas can be seen as typical of the Radical attitude. He asks to see him in private in Manchester on Saturday 19 November to discuss certain aspects of his work.