W. P. Crozier to Frederick Voigt.
Location: [Manchester].
Voigt and Tower are seeing Halifax next week. Two weeks ago, he saw Halifax, who said that he read both the M.G. and the Y.P. [Yorkshire Post] and had studied their criticisms of the government's foreign policy. He should be able to give them 'legitimate information' so that they have a sound basis for their comments. He talks of the Jews in Vienna and the unfair and wicked devices used by the Nazis to deprive them of their possessions. He asks if he and Wolf can gather further information from their various contacts in order to produce more articles on the subject.