Correspondence. Says that he thinks that in light of the references he makes in his dissertation he thought he might find the Prison statement of Jaegerstaetter significant. Gives a background of the statement. Dicusses other documents of Franz Jaegerstaetter that he cites in his book. Apologizes for going on and says that he is not part of any organized effort to "promote his cause"; however he would not want this movement to be jeopardized by the criticisms he knows Bishop Aichern has encountered since taking up the case.