Correspondents include: Felix Valyi, Director of La Revue Politique Internationale, on subjects including the situation in Hungary (10); Sir Charles Walston [earlier Charles Waldstein]; Sydney Waterlow, Foreign Office, on a paper by JWHM on [? the treaties of] Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest; Charles Webster [Secretary, Military Section British Delegation to the Conference of Paris and Professor of Modern History, University of Liverpool] on his account of the Military Section Delegation, a lecture by JWHM in Liverpool on the protection of minorities and recommended books on the war and peace treaties (4); [Henry] Spenser Wilkinson [Chichele Professor of Military History, University of Oxford]; George Whitlock, British Commissioner Interallied Boundary Commission (Germany-Belgium) on the railway near Montjoie [? later Monschau]; Lucien Wolf, Secretary of the Jewish Joint Foreign Committee, on subjects including his report on Minorities Treaties from the Peace Conference (12); [Henry] Charles Woods on his articles on Turkey and the Adriatic (2); Robert Young, Secretary to the Consultative Committee of the Board of Education [and former Secretary to the British Diplomatic Mission to Czechoslovakia] on subjects including various articles relating to Romania and Czechoslovakia [later Czech Republic and Slovakia] and curriculum reform (11); Alfred Zimmern, Wilson Professor of International Politics, University College of Wales, on subjects including foreign press reports for ministers in France, Belgian neutrality, his impressions of eastern Europe and the importance of maintaining good relations with France (8).

Other subjects include: JWHM's view of [Herbert] H G Wells's new book [? "A Short History of the World"].