Correspondence dealt with by WSC's Private Office at 10 Downing Street, (Kathleen Hill and Elizabeth Layton) as opposed to the Private Office File also contains copies of notes and letters by Private Office staff including John Colville, John Martin, Anthony Bevir and Paul Beards.Correspondents include: Rene Leon, on Victory in Europe; Eric, Lord Long, on Victory in Europe; Sir Leonard Lyle, sympathy on election defeat; Neville Lytton, on Victory in Europe; Pamela, Lady Lytton, (3) on lunch invitation, and Victory in Europe; Brigadier-General Bernard Majendie on Victory in Europe; Arthur Mann, on Victory in Europe; Sir James Marchant (2), on dedication of book "Rebuilding Family Life in the Post-War World" to WSC; Sir Edward Marsh, on correction of report of speech by WSC in "The Times"; Henry Macbeth-Raeburn, offering painting of the birthplace of Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough; Lord McGowan, on Victory in Europe; Sir Arthur McNalty, on book "The Three Churchills"; Lord Melchett (formerly Henry Mond) on election defeat; Don Alfonso de Rosenzweig Diaz, Mexican Ambassador, London, on gift of cigars; Sheila, Lady Milbanke; David Margesson; Jan Masaryk, on election defeat; Harold Macmillan (later Lord Stockton) on election defeat; Lord Moran, (2) on Victory in Europe and election defeat.