19 Buckingham Street,
Strand, London, July 2, 1938.

My dear Mr. Dunbar:

Mr. Robeson has asked me to thank you for your letter
My maid told me you had been here, and had asked to talk with Mr.
Robeson about his speech on Monday last.

Realizing that you probably wanted to send it to Ameri
ca, I posted you a copy immediately, by hand, to the address given
on the card you left here: 14 Hanover Street, London, W.I.

When Mr. Robeson spoke to me about your note, I rang up
at once, and they told me to try the Museum number. I did so, and
several other numbers which they gave me. I wanted to ask you to call
at the Hanover Street address for the speech, if you still wanted it.
By now you must have got it, I hope.

Mrs. Paul Robeson.