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RefNoNLB/67/69
AltRefNoNLB/67 p36
LevelItem
TitleCopy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to the Secretary of the Royal Societies Club; 63 St James' Street, S.W.1.
Date15 October 1924
DescriptionForwards the complaints of some Fellows of the Society that a man called Captain John Ball is currently describing himself as "FRS" [Fellow of the Royal Society] when he is not, and giving his club as the Royal Societies Club. Asks if the Secretary wishes to take any action on the matter.
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