| Description | In reply to the Under Secretary of State's letter enclosing a copy of a letter from the Stationery Office respecting the supply of copies of the Sleeping Sickness Report, Harrison points out that the application for additional copies of the Report was sent in order to replenish the supplied given for gratuitous distribution to approved applicants. Harrison tells the Under Secretary that of the 500 copies, 300 have so far been received of Report number 10, of which 125 were supplied to Sir David Bruce. Harrison asks that 50 or 100 copies be spared as that would meet all probable demand. As an alternative Harrison suggested that such further supply could be provided by the Stationery Office. |