Letter (copy) : The Spanish Medical Aid Committee: order for ambulances

              Telephone:-
Maida Vale 1384.
Dr. H.B. MORGAN. 
4, Aberdare Gardens,
Hampstead, LONDON, N.W.6. 
30th December, 1936.   HDM
Mr. W.H. Chambers,
Representative for -
Messrs. West & Chittenden, 
Sutherland Street, 
Walworth Road, 
LONDON. S.E.17.
Dear Sir,
The Spanish Medical Committee. 
Order for Ambulances. 
I beg to inform you that acting on the instructions of the Spanish Medical Aid Committee, as formally given to me at a meeting last night, I beg to place an order with you, not for Two Ambulances as given previously, but now for Four Ambulances and One Truck with a truck body as follows:-
(1) 3 (Three) Ambulances, to be of the type already verbally and in writing described to you, for ordinary surgical work; all on 2-Ton Bedford chassis.
(2) 1 (One) Gas Ambulance, as per specification verbally given and also given partially in writing to you; also on a 2-Ton Bedford chassis.
(3) 1 (One) Truck on a Bedford 2-Ton chassis with a truck body.
I informed the Committee last night — as outlined to me in the presence of Mr. Hunt, Mr. Smith, the London Bedford Sales Manager, and yourself yesterday afternoon — that the cost of a Surgical Ambulance would be not more than £500, probably less, in the vicinity to £450 to £470;  that the Gas Ambulance will cost not more than £600, probably less, in the vicinity of £570 (but this could not be guaranteed because of the special nature of the Gas Ambulance).
I also understand from you on the telephone this morning that the Bedford Truck, with a truck body,
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