From: National Research Council and Board Secretary: Beatrice C Eva [?] (05 August 1938)

From: National Research Council and Board Secretary: Beatrice C Eva [?] (05 August 1938)

Correspondence

A letter from the Secretary of the National Research Council and Research Board, Beatrice Eva [?], to Dorothea Bleek, 5 August 1938. Eva [?] references Dorothea's application for a £300 grant for the publication of her book "More Rock Paintings in South Africa", which was put before the Board at their last meeting. She informs Dorothea that the Board has requested some details regarding the methods used in copying and photographing the rock paintings.

05 August 1938

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1. The Research Grant Board changed its name (presumably after its dissolution) and became the National Research Council and Board (aka the National Research Board).