Woods mentions an enclosed letter which must be LET1022. Talks of another house on Brattle street, advises that it would probably be better and cheaper than an apartment.
Woods writes to say that Radcliffe is only a five-minute walk from the house where he believed Whitehead would be living (though he would not end up living there), says that $1,000 would be desposited into a Cambridge bank account for moving…
Jeans asks whether Whitehead would like to read his paper "The Theory of the Inertial Field" at an upcoming meeting of the Royal Society, and also provides some criticisms of the paper, which would require revision if it was to be published.