Correspondents (on gifts to WSC) include: Tufton Beamish MP [later Lord Chelwood] on gift of book; Colonel Rex Benson on gift of book; Janet, Lady Beveridge (2) on gift of book "Antipodes Notebook"; A L Bradford, United Press of America, on gift of cigars; Sir Norman Brook (later Lord Normanbrook) on gift of official war history "Problems of Social Policy" by R M Titmuss; Sir Herbert Williams MP (2), on gift from the Mayor of Brunswick, Georgia, United States; Lord Camrose,on gift of book; Cheng Tien-Hsi, Chinese Ambassador, London, on gift of ginger and tea; Brigadier General Sir James Edmonds (2) on gift of official histories of World War I; Sir Louis Ferguson on gift of book; general Sir Bernard Freyberg, on gift of food parcel from New Zealand; Andrew Dewar Gibb, on gift of book on Scotland; B van't Hoff on gift of print of the burial procession of 1st Duke of Marlborough; General Sir Leslie Hollis, on gift of book "The Marines Were There"; Ronald Howe, (2) on gift of book "Criminal Investigations"; Rosamond, Lady Lawrence, on gift of book, "Indian Embers"; Lord Lyle of Westbourne, on gift of magnetic cubes.