Thank you for the personal letter much awaited by me. The contents makes ones heart weep.
I was despairing – no news of son for all this time – half expending to drop in on me in the U.K. So you returned your ear-drum.
I enclose a copy of our report Co, and Ford, and a copy of the paper I delivered to a seminar on labour relations in East London last month.
Many times I have liked write letters to you------ but my English is for me an handicap. I would like to speak, when I began to write, I meet many difficulties.
How are you and Sakhthi? Am very anxious about your silence – wrote two letters sent – but no response from you.
This is another cheque. You know best how to use it.
I wish you weren’t so far away so we could at least plan to get together soon. We’ve been gone about two months and it seems like much longer.
