File includes correspondence with: The Illustrated London News on reproduction of WSC's 1951 Royal Academy picture "Magnolia - circa 1931", 1951; The Imperial Cancer Research Fund, particularly Arthur Dickson Wright, Hon. Treasurer (2) on appointment as Life Governor, 1956; Industrial Administration (R & A) Ltd on the Engineering Industries Association Group Apprenticeship Scheme; J E S Simon MP (later Lord Simon of Glaisdale), invitation to annual dinner of Inns of Court Conservative and Unionist Society, 1955; The Institute of Journalists on 50th anniversary, and commemmoration of WSC's 30 years as a member, 1961-62, with copy of "The Journal", Sep-Oct 1962; The Institute of Mining and Metallurgy on election as Honorary Member, 1955; Major-General Arthue Shortt, on message from WSC on 21st anniversary of the revival of the Intelligence Corps, 1961; Sir Harold Boldero, on patronage of the International Congress if Internal Medicine, 1952; Clenent Davies MP (2) and Hilary Marquand MP (3) on the Inter-Parliamenary Union, 1957; Eliahu Elath, Israeli Ambassador, London, (3) Joseph Finkelstone, Editor, Maariv, T R Lurie, Editor, "Jerusalem Post, and A Rosental on WSC's message on the 10th anniversary of the foundation of the State of Israel, 1958; David Kessler, The Jewish Chronicle, asking for message on the 300th anniversary of the resettlement of Jews in the United Kingdom, 1956 (declined); The Committee for the erection of a Tomb to the Unknown Jewish Martyr, Paris, (WSC was a Patron), with appeal literature, 1953; Frank Salisbury, (6) and the Duke of Norfolk, on portrait for the Jockey Club, 1953, copy of the Report of Lord Rosebery's Committee to the Stewards of the Jockey Club; The Junior Carlton Club, on election asHonorary Life member, with printed report of the Political Committee, 1955; The Keats-Shelly Memorial Association on support for appeal, 1956; Kensington Chamber of Commerce, on election as vise-President, 1953; Lord Cornwallis, (3) on the Association of Men of Kent, and Kentish Men, 1955-56; The Kent Archaeological Society, on 100th anniversary, enclosing booklet "The Origin and First Hundred Years of the Society" by Frank W Jessup, 1957; The Kent Messenger on message of support for centenary, with covering letters from Sir Alfred Bossom (2) 1958; The Institute of Jamaica, on Freedom of the City of Kingston, 1961; The King George VI Memorial Fund and Foundation on support for appeal, 1955-58; Kings Hill Secondary School, Lichfield Staff, on naming house after WSC; Kwansei Gakuin University, Uegahara, Japan, on naming of English Oratorical contest after him, 1960.