Presents her with a copy of his book and the rights to publish a Cape edition.

Found in: YOUNG, Sir George. Federalism and freedom; or, Plan the peace to win the war. (E.1766).

Sends copy of his book; quotes excerpts from Smuts' Presidential Address to the British Association in 1931; alludes to his family connection with South Africa as his brother, James, was Chief Magistrate of Johannesburg.

Found in; YOUNG, Arthur P.

Forward from chaos. (S.870).

Sends Smuts a copy of a lecture he gave to the British Textile Institute.

Found in: YOUNG, Arthur P.

Industrial leadership. (E.815).

Encloses a copy of Life Line. Encloses no. 476. Found in: Life Line. (E 50).

Sends Smuts eight photographs of the "Howell Wright Collection of Rhodesiana and South Africana" which was exhibited at the Cleveland Public Library; asks Smuts for as autographed photograph of himself to be included in the next exhibition.

Found: loose on a shelf.

Photographs found in: WALKER, Eric Anderson. Historical atlas of South Africa. (E.2080).

The writer lists the titles of twelve books he intends sending Smuts.

Found: on a shelf.

The writer presents Smuts with a memorandum printed in 1922, containing inter alia one of Smuts' speeches; urges him to study it because of its relevance regarding the world situation.

Found in: BRAUN, Friederich, Edler von.

Was wird aus Europa? (S.374).

Refers to Smuts' speech to the Dutch Parliament; urges him to deliver a similar speech to the Germans.

Sends his latest book on the people and problems of Kenya.

Encloses no. 431. Found in: WILSON, Christopher James. One African colony: the native races of Kenya. (E.47).

Deals with the implications of Japanese rule Korea and the formation of the said League; requests Smuts' aid in bringing the matter before the League Nations; attaches a reprint from the Asiatic review January 1921, entitled: The problem of Korea by F.A McKenzie; 7 pages.

Found in: GRAVES, Joseph Waddington.

The renaissance of Korea. (E.558).