Thanks Smuts for his seperatum; discusses his views on climate and geological periods; refers to the tribute paid to Clarence van Riet Lowe.

Letter expressing appreciation on receiving a copy of: Climate and man in Africa; poses a query concerning the evolution of ungulates in South Africa; suggests nomination of A.L. du Toit to the Royal Society or as a recipient of one of the Geological Society medals.

Thanks Smuts for a copy of his lecture entitled: Some recent scientific advances in their bearing on philosophy; comments in some depth on the relationship between physics and philosophy.

Note thanking Smuts for a copy of Climate and man in Africa; expresses admiration for progress of archaeological work in South Africa and for Smuts' role in this regard; mentions their brief meeting at Zimbabwe; refers to her opinion concerning the origin of Zimbabwe.

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 Smuts on his efforts to establish a National Government.

Indicates appreciation of Smuts' letter; expresses his support for the coalition movement but stresses that the people should have the opportunity to vote; expands on the Port Elizabeth South constituency.

The author sends a copy of his book, requesting comments.

Found in: FINDLAY, John Niemayer.

Meinong's theory of objects. (S.1686).

As League of Nations featured in a recent conversation at a reception, maintains that his book in which he quotes Smuts should be of interest to him; extends invitation on behalf of the New Commonwealth Society for dinner and an informal debate.

Found in: DAVIES, David, Baron.

The problem of the twentieth century: a study of international relationships. (E,850).

Sends Smuts a copy of her book on the theory of the superconscious mind.

Found in: LYTTELTON, Edith.

Our superconscious mind.