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Letter from Chamras Mandukananda to J. L. Jones (British Embassy, Bangkok) which encloses a summary of matters raised at a liaison meeting held in Bangkok on 20 July 1973 concerning the "Seminar on Home Defence" to be held in Manila from 27 August to 01 September 1973. The enclosures are "Notes of Liaison Meeting Held at 1400 Hours on 20 July 1973" [2 pages] and "Project Committee: Seminar on Home Defence" [dated 23 July 1973, 5 pages]

Letter from Chamras Mandukananda to Dennis J. Duncanson in response to Duncanson's letter of 30 June 1973. Mandukananda approves of the title of Duncanson's keynote address to the Seminar. He further writes to advise that delegates should be prepared to discuss 'common features and national variations within rural areas of South-East Asia', as well as to 'include comment on the use of subversion, insurgency and regular Communist forces in relation to the future of the guerilla within the region'.

Letter from Chamras Mandukananda to Dennis J. Duncanson to confirm Duncanson's attendance to the seminar in Manila, Philippines in August 1973. Brigadier General G.A. Pecache the Deputy Chief of Staff for Home Defence has been appointed the Seminar Director. Mandakunanda requests Duncanson's comment or suggestions concerning his keynote address. Enclosed is a copy of the outline agenda for the Seminar (2 pages).

Letter from Chad Hansen to Angus Graham to give news of his trip to China and to thank Graham for his review.

Letter from Chad Hansen to Angus Graham to inform Graham that he has sent him some more recent material to try to influence Graham's review of his work. He writes about their respective fields in philosophy and the difficulties for Chad of conforming.

Letter from Chad Hansen to Angus Graham concerning Hansen's work on Chinese translations.

Letter from C.H. Phillips and A. Master to the Secretary, RAS, to notify of their conclusions concerning the essays submitted for the Competition and the recommendations for winners. Typed with printed letterhead, 1 side, dated 4 February 1948.

Letter from C.H. Philips to Sir Richard Winstedt to give his and Wittek's opinions of the submitted essays and to suggest that the prize might be given to the essay with the motto, "Abeunt Studia". Typed with printed letterhead, 1 side, dated 24 April 1950.

Letter from C.F. Beckingham, President, Royal Asiatic Society to B.W. Robinson to enclose a copy of the letter from Barwis-Holliday proposing the Award and commenting favourably on it.

Letter from C.F. Beckingham to J. Edward Barwis-Holliday to give the decision of the Council to accept with gratitude his proposed Award. Beckingham sets out the terms of the award as decided by the Council.