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Divert attention (Letters)

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Expressions researched:
"Divert Attention"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "divert* attention"@5

Correspondence

1968 Correspondence

Letter to Mr. Mittra, United Shipping Corporation -- Montreal 12 June, 1968:

I cannot follow exactly what the account is; and a few days ago the president, Brahmananda, came to see me, and I understand that he is regularly corresponding with you about the statement of account and other things. So I am busy in my propaganda work and I cannot just divert my attention in this account business. So far the 15 cases of books, I have several times submitted the invoices and each time they are rejected. So I am fed up with this business. The best thing is that you kindly send me a copy of the invoice as you desire to be made and then I shall make as it is, and send it to you immediately. Otherwise, my brain does not act how to make the invoice which will satisfy all concerned.