Letter (without enclosure) from R.N. Gilchrist, India Office, to M.J. Moynihan, Office of the UK High Commissioner in India, forwarding a copy of the revised Kenya Bill
Letter (without enclosure) from J.D. Peek, Cabinet Office, to A.C.B. Symon, Deputy High Commissioner for the UK in India, forwarding information relevant for talks on the machinery of government
Letter from R.H.S. Allen, Foreign Office, to C.A. Gault, Office of the UK High Commissioner in India, concerning procedures for passing on telegrams from UK posts abroad to the Government of India
Letter (without enclosure) from E.P. Donaldson, India Office, to T. Shone, UK High Commissioner in India, concerning a proposed regional instrumentality for South East Asia and the Western Pacific
Correspondence between the India Office and the Office of the UK High Commissioner in India, on the following subjects: foreign allowances paid to officers in the Foreign Service; supplies to the UK High Commissioner of copies of correspondence; report of a press conference given by Jawaharlal Nehru to foreign correspondents on relations between India and Pakistan; and the appointment of a Shipping Advisor at Delhi
Letter (without enclosure) from R.N. Gilchrist, India Office, to A.C.B. Symon, Deputy High Commissioner for the UK in India, forwarding a copy of a memorandum on Interterritorial Organisation in East Africa, prepared by the Colonial Office
Letter (without enclosure) from R.N. Gilchrist, India Office, to A.C.B. Symon, Deputy High Commissioner for the UK in India, forwarding copies of three telegrams which passed between Jawaharlal Nehru and Field-Marshal Smuts
Letter (without enclosure) from R.N. Gilchrist, India Office, to A.C.B. Symon, Deputy High Commissioner for the UK in India, forwarding copies of three telegrams from the UK High Commissioner in South Africa to the Dominions Office
Letter (without enclosure) from C.W. Baxter, Foreign Office, to T. Shone, UK High Commissioner in India, regarding a proposed informal exchange of views with the US State Department on the international position of Afghanistan, with particular reference to it as a buffer between the Soviet Union and India