The beloved Guardian has received the clippings from English newspapers and read them with keen interest; he attached much importance to such publicity in journals of such high standing.... Regarding your questions— It is permissible to use selections from the “Promulgation of Universal Peace” in compilations. Better omit the prayer of the Báb you mentioned. The Guardian does not feel the present status of London, regarding its assembly, should be changed. Other cities should have their assemblies based, as usual, and already adopted in other countries, on the civil limits of the city in question.... Letter of 6 September 1955 6 September 1955 KINDLY EXPEDITE PREPARATION PLANS KAMPALA TEMPLE IMPORTANT. SHOGHI Letter of 6 September 1955 (Summer School) 6 September 1955 (Summer School) DELIGHTED GREAT SUCCESS. DEEPLY APPRECIATE RESOLVE LOVING PRAYERS. SHOGHI Letter of 20 September 1955 20 September 1955 Dear John: The beloved Guardian has instructed me to write and inform your Assembly of the following: The National Spiritual Assembly of Central and East Africa should be elected by 76 delegates, which is four times nineteen. This number should be apportioned amongst the spiritual assemblies within the countries the future N.S.A. will represent. He leaves an equitable distribution of the number of delegates to the Assemblies, to your Assembly to decide. The British N.S.A. certainly has its work cut out for it in the near future, what with this historic convention in the offing and a Temple to be built!... Letter of 4 October 1955 4 October 1955 LEAVE MATTERS REGARDING ASSEMBLIES LETTER SEPTEMBER 23 DISCRETION YOUR ASSEMBLY. SHOGHI Letter of 28 October 1955 28 October 1955 CABLE WHETHER TRANSLATION ERSE GAELIC STARTED. SHOGHI Letter of 4 November 1955 4 November 1955 DISAPPROVE CHANGE TEMPLE SITE. SHOGHI Letter of 11 November 1955 11 November 1955 APPROVE APPROACH JANNER EMPHASISE OCCUPATION ?IHRÁN HAZÍRÁ BY MILITARY. SHOGHI Letter of 18 November 1955 18 November 1955 The drawings for the Temple in Kampala have reached the beloved Guardian, and he has instructed me to answer you on his behalf regarding their suitability. Frankly, he was very discouraged by these drawings, as he feels that such an ultra-modern style is wholly unsuitable for a Bahá’í Temple.... It seems to him that the modern influence is now so strong and widespread that it is out of the question to get a discreet and dignified building designed for our purposes. ...He is sorry to disappoint your Assembly, and regrets the time, trouble and expense which has been involved in finding a design. As he cabled your Assembly he also feels that to seek a new Temple site is unwise; from descriptions received at the time of its purchase it seems satisfactory, and there is enough land around it for possible expansion in the future....