Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

c. 1934

Mother,

C says the light in his section is too high. A says the light in his washing department is too dim. Others say the light in the dining halls is too dim. They ask me to put in more powerful bulbs.

The bulbs in the dining halls cannot be changed. The two other things have been arranged.

The kitchen has two bulbs. I think one can be put aside and used only when necessary.

It is better not to take away the bulb. It can create some mischief in the electricity.

c. 1934