Correspondence with 1st Lord Moyne [Deputy Minister of State, Egypt, earlier Walter Guinness] on subjects including: Moyne's future; the Arab States and Palestine; war damage to Moyne's house; the situation in Beirut [Lebanon]; the Balkan Affairs Committee; American claims in Saudi Arabia; Egyptian internal affairs; Palestine and Jewish immigration; resentment against French influence in the Middle East; partition proposals; the breakdown in law and order in Ethiopia.

Other correspondents include: 2nd Lord Moyne [earlier Bryan Guinness], thanking LSA for his sympathy on the death of his father; Sir William Croft [Chief Civil Assistant to Minister of State, Egypt]; Oliver Stanley [Secretary of State for the Colonies]; Sir [Percy] James Grigg [Secretary of State for War]; [Henry] Montague Bell (3); Brendan Bracken [Minister of Information].

Also includes: text of LSA's broadcast in tribute to Moyne; memorandum by Brigadier Stephen Longrigg, Chief Administrator of Eritrea, on the settlement of Jews in Eritrea; report by Sir Douglas Harris [Reconstruction Commissioner for Palestine] on the possibilities of settlement in the Negeb district of Palestine [later Israel].