| Description | Thanks Sir Michael Foster for his letter, and for the Council's expressions of regret that Halliburton was placed in a difficult position. Informs Foster that he did not seek the office [of Secretary], but that it [his nomination as Secretary] caused him the greatest pleasure and then his disappointment [at not becoming Secretary] 'was correspondingly keen'. However, is prepared to forget such feelings. Notes amongst biologists a strong feeling against the loss of the Biological Secretary. Hopes that Foster will support any future action to remedy the loss of biological secretary. |