Correspondence, 1944-1948, 1964

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Comprises:

(fol. 1) letter from Sir Wyndham Deedes, British Association for the Jewish National Home in Palestine, to Creech Jones, about the need for the Association to present a pamphlet on the Arab case, 3 Feb 1944
(fols. 2-3) visiting card of the Amir Faisal Al Saud, n.d.
(fol. 4) letter from J. Israelstam to Creech Jones about the latter's long-standing interest in the Palestine Question, 21 Jan 1947
(fols. 5-8) letters from Harold Laski to Creech Jones about discussions in the Executive of the Labour Party about the responsibility for introducing the subject of Palestine at the Party Conference, and about the General Election and Creech Jones's fears for his seat, 9 May 1947-3 Feb 1950
(fol. 9) letter from Arthur Greenwood to Creech Jones about the United Nations Organization (UNO) Report on Palestine, 15 Sep 1947
(fol. 10) letter from Hector Gort to Creech Jones about Creech Jones's Bearing in New York, 20 Dec 1947
(fol. 11) letter from Professor Norman Bentwich to Rita Hinden about the increasing breakdown of law and order in Palestine, 28 Dec 1947
(fol. 12) letter from Sir Alexander Cadogan to Creech Jones about his duties in New York after the cession of the Mandate, 5 Jun 1948
(fol. 13) letter from C. Venn Pilcher, Bishop-Coadjutor of Sydney, to Creech Jones about his speech on the Palestine Question in the Labour Party Conference of 1939 and the present situation in Palestine, 10 Jun 1948
(fol. 14) letter from Creech Jones to James Callaghan about his inability to influence the settlement of the Palestine Question while he was in office in the way in which he would have wished, 30 Nov 1961
(fols. 15-20) letters from Sir Alan Cunningham to Creech Jones about Chaim Weizman, Gurney, the civilian staff in Palestine in 1948 and the last days in Palestine, 1948-27 May 1964.