Copy letter from Arthur William Rucker, to Dr F W Edridge-Green The referees for Edridge-Green's papers have been carefully selected as being likely to approach the subject without any bias. The referees do not think the papers should be accepted and Council has acted on their report. Rucker has been directed to offer the opportunity to have the papers withdrawn. This can only be done if Rucker, as the communicator, gives a written assurance that the papers shall be regarded as not having been communicated, meaning neither he nor Edridge-Green will make any public reference to the fact that the papers have been communicated and withdrawn. Asks if Edridge-Green prefers this course. 11 December 1900