| Description | Writes in private capacity to discuss the Scientific Advisory Committee proposed for the British Empire Cancer Campaign. Advises on who should be on this committee: representatives of many different branches of science, and either senior men whose names would carry weight with the public, or younger men who would probably be more practically useful to the Campaign, or something between the two. Gives a list of names he suggests. Emphasises that he is asking for the recipients' personal opinions alone. |