Correspondence between the FCB and Dr Hastings Banda on the following subjects: (fol. 44) secretarial help for Mr Mathinga and his delegation [from the Nyasaland African Congress to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, concerning education] (fols. 45, 50) difficulties of a student, Kayamba (fol. 51) the help given by the FCB by tabling Questions, and the effect of...

Letters from the FCB to W.J. Beaubrun outlining the chief arguments in favour of increasing the production of sugar in the West Indies, and a copy of Questions about United Nations agreements concerning sugar asked by Dr H.M. King, MP, on 26 Jun 1950.

Also includes a copy of a letter from Bird to T.F. Cook, U-S/S Col. and a copy of an entry in Hansard, 5 Jul.

Correspondence between the Abyssinia (Ethiopia) Association and the FCB concerning the question of the disposal of former Italian colonies, the question of Hereros, and the delegation, including Rita Hinden and members of other societies, to Noel-Baker, S/S C.R. about the UK attitude at the United Nations Organization to the incorporation of South West Africa (Namibia) into the Union of South Africa. A pamphlet entitled 'The United Nations and Italy' issued by the Abyssinia (Ethiopia)...

Letters from the FCB to Habib Bourguiba, concerning the possibility of an address in French by his father, Chairman of the Tunisian Nationalist Party, to the Colonial Affairs Group of Labour MPs.

Correspondence between John M. Bowyer, Secretary, World Movement for World Federal Government, Cambridge University Federal Union, and Rita Hinden, following his invitation to her to address the society on 'Europe and the Commonwealth', with reasons for her refusal.

Correspondence between Rita Hinden, Marjorie Nicholson, and R.B. Wellesley Cole, President, the West African Society, concerning: Sierra Leone: Police Bill, teachers' salaries, elected majority in the Legislative Council, Socialist Party, education plan, Constitution, etc. the Gold Coast (Ghana): development of the national movement colonial policy ...

Letter from M.R. Turner, Organising Secretary, Congress of Peoples against Imperialism, to the Editor of Venture, concerning circulars about the aims and objects of the Congress and about an International Conference to be held in London 8-9 Oct 1949.

Correspondence between Rita Hinden, Marjorie Nicholson, and Olive Cruchley concerning the FCB's financial position, and Mrs Cruchley's resignation from the FCB Committee, upon her removal to Jamaica.

His reply also mentions the approaching discussions at the Colonial Office concerning Railway Finance in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), Constitutional Progress, Federation and Immigration Policy.