Correspondents include: Sarah Oliver ("Mule") [earlier Sarah Churchill, later Sarah Beauchamp, then Sarah, Lady Audley] on subjects including her career, family life and her holiday with WSC in Marrakech [Marrakesh] [Morocco] (15); CSC on subjects including a house for Randolph Churchill (6); Randolph Churchill on subjects including controversy between himself and the New Zealand unions, and the Presidential elections in the United States (17); Bella Lobban on a poodle, "Rufus" for WSC (4); Edwina Sandys; Diana Sandys [earlier Diana Churchill, then Diana Bailey] (2); Duncan Sandys (3); Clare Sheridan, on subjects including her sculpture exhibition (4); Mary Soames [earlier Mary Churchill] (5); Christopher Soames, on subjects including Chartwell Farm [Kent] (6); "Moppet" [Maryott Whyte]; Winston Churchill.Also includes: a pamphlet on teaching English by John Horne Burns; typescripts of articles by Randolph Churchill on Socialism in New Zealand, and on Trieste [Italy]; the statement for Randolph Churchill's libel case against New Zealand Labour Newspapers, including a copy of the original article on Randolph Churchill from the Southern Cross; press cuttings from the New York Times on WSC; a copy of the Economist with an article on Palestine; an extract from an article by Stewart Alsop on WSC's view of the United States.