Cabinet papers on various subjects: the Iraq treaty and dealings with Emir Feisal; the Canadian cattle embargo; the housing of the Imperial War Museum; sugar policy and the depression in the West Indian sugar industry; Lord Plumer [Governor of Malta] and local military forces; the situation in Phoenicia and the discontent of the non Jewish population in Palestine; disturbances in Somaliland [later Somalia] and the actions of the RAF; the Imperial Wireless Chain and the improvement of communications between Great Britain and Australia, India and South Africa; the disbanding of regiments in Ireland; the oversea settlement and the possibility of emigration alleviating the unemployment crisis; and the requisition of ships.Also includes correspondence between WSC and David Lloyd George, Prime Minister, (see (see CHAR 17/27/29-36) regarding negotiations in Iraq and the impact of British policy towards Turkey and copies of letters from WSC to Sir Maurice Hankey, Austen Chamberlain [Chancellor of the Exchequer], Sir Robert Horne and 1st Lord Curzon of Kedleston.