[Letter to Secretary-Indian Exporter & Importer]

Summary

This untitled letter, dated 22nd July, 1959, is addressed to the Secretary of Indian Exporter & Importer in Bombay. The writer thanks the recipient for a letter dated 8th July and for an accompanying newspaper cutting, which they have read with interest.

The writer specifically endorses the suggestion that members of “the Party” should be drawn largely from the middle and lower-middle classes. The page does not identify the party, the article, the newspaper, or the letter’s author; the visible closing reads only “Yours truly,” without a signature or typed name.

Key points

• The letter is dated 22nd July, 1959, and was sent from or addressed in connection with Bombay.
• It is addressed to the Secretary of Indian Exporter & Importer.
• The writer acknowledges receipt of a letter dated 8th July and an accompanying newspaper cutting.
• The writer states that they read the article with interest.
• The writer agrees that party members should be largely drawn from the middle and lower-middle classes.
• The author, political party, article, and publication are not identified on the visible page.