Correspondence and other papers, 1951-1952

folder

Held at the Weston Library

Contains:

(fol. 1) cable from the Acting Chairman, Togoland Congress, to the Fabian Society, requesting that the Secretary of State instruct the Governor to stop the elections to the Assembly in British Togoland (Ghana), 4 Feb 1951
(fol. 2) letter from Marjorie Nicholson giving the reply of the Secretary of State for the Colonies to an enquiry by Sorensen concerning the participation of Southern Togoland in the elections, 26 Feb 1951
(fol. 3) letter from Hilda Selwyn-Clarke to Antor in reply to his (MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/89, folder 1, fols. 23-27), giving information obtained by Sorensen about a petition addressed by the Congress to the Trusteeship Council, and the result of the registration for the elections, 20 Mar 1951
(fol. 4) note [by Marjorie Nicholson?] to Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, headed 'Sorensen's Questions on Togoland', asking her to go thoroughly into the matter, and giving a summary of a talk with Antor, 28 Aug 1951
(fols. 5-10) unsigned memorandum on Togoland [perhaps the outcome of the above request to Hilda Selwyn-Clarke] giving facts about the Constitution, the Coussey Report, population, organisations, and French Togoland (Togolese Republic), concluding with general observations on the situation, n.d.
(fol. 11) Colonial Office press release about Togoland, concerning the cocoa industry, education, and health services, 12 Apr 1952.