Typed letter from N.D. Pendleton's secretary to Rev. Albert Bjorck in Bath, England. Pendleton has received Bjorck’s letter of March 7th with enclosures; Pendleton will give Bjorck’s article on the “Word of the Lord and the Doctrines of the Church” to Mr. Caldwell for publication in the Life. Bjorck’s letter to Mr. Smythe resigning from Convention was published in the April issue of the Life; It was felt that Bjorck’s reasons for resignation should be made public. Mr. Acton has suggested that Bjorck might take over leadership of the Trieste Society. As this society is not a part of the General Church, Pendleton is not able to nominate Bjorck to lead them, however he encourages Bjorck to open communication with them. Pendleton would highly approve of Bjorck taking over the society, but on the other hand, Pendleton writes that “there is doubtless much truth in Mr. Gyllenhaal’s suggestion with regard to London.” Pendleton and Bjorck can discuss the matter during Pendleton’s summer trip to Europe.