Letter from Leonard Cheshire to P Palmer Institute of Civil Defence
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Letter from Leonard Cheshire to P Palmer Institute of Civil Defence
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Thanks Palmer for invitations but cannot accept either. States not in a position to undertake holiday camp scheme. States that Gumley is an affiliated branch and no longer Cheshire's direct responsibility.
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1947-03-10
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Two page typewritten letter
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SCheshireGL72021v10082
Transcription
10th, March, 1947
P.B. Palmer, Esq.,
The institute of Civil Defence,
2, Millbank House,
Great Peter Street, S.W.1.
Dear Palmer,
Many thanks for you letter and your two invitations. I am very much afraid to say that I cannot accept either of the as I am already booked up. I did not know about the April engagements until I got back here, as I forgot to take my diary with me.
I thought I told you immediately before leaving for Germany that I was not in a position to undertake the holiday camp scheme and was forced to postpone it indefinitely. I am concentrating entirely on Liss and am not prepared to launch our on to any new ventures until things here are 100%. We have made a great deal of progress and things are going well, but I none the less so nor propose to start anything new yet awhile.
P.T.O.
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Gumley is an affiliated branch, and is now no longer a direct responsibility of mine. I am very glad.
Thank you for your many kind wishes and messages. I will remember your offer when the time comes. At the moment I am content with being patient.
With best wishes
GC/MT
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P.B. Palmer, Esq.,
The institute of Civil Defence,
2, Millbank House,
Great Peter Street, S.W.1.
Dear Palmer,
Many thanks for you letter and your two invitations. I am very much afraid to say that I cannot accept either of the as I am already booked up. I did not know about the April engagements until I got back here, as I forgot to take my diary with me.
I thought I told you immediately before leaving for Germany that I was not in a position to undertake the holiday camp scheme and was forced to postpone it indefinitely. I am concentrating entirely on Liss and am not prepared to launch our on to any new ventures until things here are 100%. We have made a great deal of progress and things are going well, but I none the less so nor propose to start anything new yet awhile.
P.T.O.
[page break]
-2-
Gumley is an affiliated branch, and is now no longer a direct responsibility of mine. I am very glad.
Thank you for your many kind wishes and messages. I will remember your offer when the time comes. At the moment I am content with being patient.
With best wishes
GC/MT
[inserted] 51400/82[/inserted]
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Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire, “Letter from Leonard Cheshire to P Palmer Institute of Civil Defence,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed September 9, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/16915.
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