Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and M.W. Kanyama Chiume, Publicity Secretary, Nyasaland African Congress, concerning a meeting between Sir Roy Welensky and members of the Parliamentary Labour Party; a tour of the north of Nyasaland (Malawi) by the Governor, Sir Robert Armitage; and a press statement on the appointment by the Nyasaland African Congress of a day of remembrance of all detainees in Nyasaland (Malawi) ('Dr Banda's Day').

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Basil Davidson, journalist, concerning comments by him in Venture on a statement by Sir Arthur Kirby about East African history, and Davidson's new book, Old Africa Rediscovered.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Dr and Mrs John Dore following their return from Malaya (Malaysia), referring to an article by them for Venture on developments in Malaya (Malaysia) since Independence.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Professor Lionel Elvin, Institute of Education, University of London, concerning conferences, and an article by him for Venture on the Commonwealth Education Conference and its effect on secondary and higher education in the emergent territories.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Arthur Gaitskell concerning the latter's report for the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations on Ruanda-Urundi (Rwanda and Burundi) and Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania); the emergency in Nyasaland (Malawi); and a review by Gaitskell for Venture of John Hatch's Everyman's Africa.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Réshard Gool, a South African of mixed heritage from the Cape region, and various bodies including the London County Council, concerning Gool's attempts to obtain a grant to continue his studies in the UK.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Frank Harcourt-Tunning concerning his work as Secretary of the British-Asian and Overseas Socialist Fellowship, and his resignation.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Miss Catherine Hoskyns concerning an article by the latter for Venture on the Pan-African Peoples' Conference (Dec 1958), and arrangements for her to become Assistant Secretary of the FCB.

Two letters from Catherine Hoskyns to Dr Gikonyo Kiano, African Elected Members Organisation, Kenya, concerning the economic situation, land consolidation in Kiambu, and racialism in Kenya.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Dr Kenneth Little, concerning Dominion status for Central Africa, the Conservative Government's determination to support Sir Roy Welensky, and proposals for a Commission of Enquiry.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Patrick Monkhouse, Manchester Guardian, concerning the Nkata Bay incident in Nyasaland (Malawi), and future obituaries of certain African leaders.

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Patrick Matimba, Kenya, concerning land tenure in Kenya, with a copy of a letter from Matimba to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian.