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431F
Vienna, Berggasse 19
25 February 1924
Dear Friends,1
I am delighted that my circular letter reassured you on some points. But obviously it did not reassure you on all of them. I am ready to do anything to bring about further clarification. Perhaps you will come earlier to Vienna, so that we can travel to Salzburg together and so use this travelling time also to continue the exchange of ideas. Jones has asked for a day of discussion in Salzburg to avoid having to come to Vienna. This must be taken into account. The day for further discussion can only be Easter Sunday.
Rank has been confined to bed, I have not seen him for a fortnight and have not been able to discuss anything with him.
As my letter showed you, I am still far from having a definite opinion, and am myself not free from an inclination towards a critical standpoint. But I should like to be told what the impending danger is that I do not see. The matter may be further clarified in the interval until we meet.
I am very sorry to think that your association [the Committee] would