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Correspondence from Leah Hirsig to the British Consulate in Paris
[21 September 1924] [Paris, France]
[To the British Consulate]
As the secretary of a British Subject I wish to put before you the following:
Mss., B[oo]ks and personal belongings entrusted to me and the property of E[dward] A[exander] C[rowley] holding a British Passport are being held legally perhaps by the proprietor of an apartment leased to Miss Dorothy Olsen at 207 Boulevard Raspail.
I ask you as Guardian of the rights of British subjects to protect this property. Mr. Crowley is at present not in Paris.
Yours truly,
L[eah] H[irsig]
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