Letter from Gertrude Dixon of the Wheat Commission, to William B Hardy Is not clear how Chaston Chapman came to be working on the musty maize investigation -- notes the present position that the maize is arriving in a better condition than was anticipated -- says this has been explained to Chapman, who is preparing a report of his work but will not proceed with investigations. Includes Hardy's comments that he initially spoke to Lord Crawford, and that the original prospects [of the maize crop] were 'very gloomy.' 1 May 1918