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Is very glad to be rid of the Bill. Discusses the views of some of those who attended the Shrewsbury Conference. Asks for John Herbert Lewis's views of the economic and political situation. 'The Liberal Party seems dead. And so far Labour has not thrown up a Leader. There is a good deal of discussion as to LG's future. I merely say he is incalculable[?], but that is the source both of his weakness and his strength'. Dr Henry Morris-Jones has interviewed Hitler. Recalls the conference at Churt on the Land Question in 1924. Discusses books he has read.

John Herbert Lewis's letter to Mr Whitley has been passed on to him by the BBC. Believes the daily services of the BBC mean a great deal to people.

Has visited Normandy. Discusses books he has read. The economy drive in the education system. India. Has heard from Herbert Fisher. Lloyd George's election speech in Cardigan: 'I don't think he will unite the Liberal Party just yet'.

Requests a reference for Ivor Oswy Davies.

Was pleased to meet John Herbert Lewis's daughter. Hopes to visit John Herbert Lewis.

Thanks for letter on his appointment as a Magistrate.

Discusses volumes of sermons he has published. Is glad his words have been of assistance to John Herbert Lewis.

Christmas greetings. Has seen Leeson; he is destined for a fine career. Is serving on Public Assistance Committees in Limehouse and Harrow Road. Discusses the system of secondary education. Is to hold an enquiry into the administration of the College of Medicine at Newcastle. Has seen Barber who has returned from India permanently. Irwin has little time for the Board of Education, but Ramsbottam is 'an excellent Lieutenant'. 'But what a world we are living in - I am sure you don't find your Times dull reading'.

Christmas greetings. Would like the University of Wales Press to publish a volume on the 'marks' used in Wales ('nodau'). They are likely to remain in use on mountain farms. Old field names are often lost. Believes Yr Hen Gorff should be persuaded to preserve its old documents in the National Library. R H Davies is much better.

Reflects on the wonder of Christmas and on the passage of time and eternity. Christmas greetings.

Thanks for letter. Wonders at the growing success of the Urdd, which has many plans for 1933. New Year greetings. Welsh.

New Year greetings. John Herbert Lewis's handwriting is very clear. Is not sorry to see 1932 come to an end, 'a time of unparalleled anxiety to those in authority and there are few who have not experienced loss as the result'. Has been to Canada and the USA recently. Reflects on Britain's industrial and economic problems.

His illness. Younghusband's book. Is preparing the Presidential Address for the British Institute of Philosophy.

Many sensational events have been happening recently. Books he has read. Is trying to write a report on the administration of the Medical College at Newcastle. The Board of Education is marking time. India. Is sorry that Richards and Watkins are leaving the Board of Education.

Encloses a copy of the address. Hopes to visit in the summer.

Thanks for message of sympathy on the death of his son.

Appreciates John Herbert Lewis's comments about his little book. Was glad of the respite from administrative chores.

Referred to John Herbert Lewis in his opening remarks as president of the session at the National Eisteddfod at Wrexham. The meeting of the gorsedd was 'a remarkable gathering'. Major Crawshay is responsible for the great improvement on the ceremonial side.

Appreciates John Herbert Lewis's concern for Tom Nefyn. £105 has been collected. Quotes from a letter from the Quaker Home Service Committee. Hopes John Herbert Lewis will send the enclosed appeal to personal friends who might help.