Book sent together with the publisher's compliments; requests his opinion of the book.

Signature illegible.

Found in: JANOVSKY, Karl. Begegnung mit Afrika. (E.245).

Thanks Smuts for his portrait; requests mementoes from the Paris Peace Conference which could be displayed at the exhibition of the Vereeniging Voor Volkenbond en Vrede; should Smuts visit Holland in the near future they would be grateful if he would be prepared to lecture to the Society either in Amsterdam or in The Hague.

Signature illegible.

Attaches information on the unrest in Palestine.

Found in: SAMUEL, Horace B.

Revolt by leave: certain criticisms on the anti-Zionist policy of the Palestine Government. (E.1014).

Expresses concern regarding agricultural policy as outlined in General Hertzog's published letter to Smuts; query the position of agriculture in Natal and the outcome of the resolution adopted by the Congress of the South African Party in Bloemfontein concerning extended powers to be granted to the Provincial Councils; stress the need to clarify the a love questions in order that public opinion in Natal not be antagonised.

Congratulates him on address delivered in Pietermaritzburg, Natal; includes an apt French quotation.

The writer, former Director of Education in Lord : Milner's government and then under Smuts as Minister of Education, sends him a copy of his thesis.

Found in: ADAMSON, John Ernest.

The individual and the environment: some aspects of the theory of education as adjustment. (S.526).

Invites Smuts to visit the Akeley African Hall; mentions that she will soon be returning to the Belgian Congo to pursue her interest in wild life conservation.

Introduces her cousin, Captain William J. Marland, an experienced pilot who could be of assistance in instigating a direct flight from Johannesburg to New York.

On behalf of the Algemeen Nederlandsch Verbond and the Nederlandsch Zuid-Afrikaansche Vereeniging, invites Smuts to visit the Netherlands.

Signature illegible.

Copy of his first book sent to Smuts.

Found in: AMERY, Julian. Sons of the eagle: a study in guerilla war. (E.1161).