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Letters from the Secretary of the People's Press Printing Society Ltd. to J B S Haldane

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Letters from D Ainley, Secretary of the People's Press Printing Society Ltd., to J B S Haldane consisting of:
letter regarding arrangements for the Annual General Meeting and Committee meetings, and enclosing a draft statement on budget control;
letter providing details of the time, venue and agenda of the Management Committe meeting and enclosing a copy of the Report and Balance Sheet, draft Budget for the period April - June 1946, and Budget Control Report for nine weeks ending on 2 March 1946;
letter asking Haldane to reconsider his decision to resign from the Management Committee;
letter inviting Haldane to attend the William Rust Memorial Meeting.

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Letters from the Secretary of the People's Press Printing Society Ltd. to J B S Haldane

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