discussed on the boat but perhaps you would care to glance over
these notes.
 
 
I appreciate so much your kindness to me and hope that we may 
have another talk soon. It distresses me that I was not given
more time here to see those who have not the vision that you
and the President have and raise my feeble voice in telling them
how tragically wrong they are.
 
 
I fly back to Berlin tomorrow.
 
 
With cordial regards and in sincere admiration, believe me,
 
 
Yours very truly,
 
 
Alexander Kirk.
 
June 19th.
 
[1940!