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Letter from Harold W. Bailey to Charles Ambrose Storey to return a rubbing of which the signs around the figures are pseudo-cuneiform and this probably merely decoration. He doubts the authenticity of the rubbing. Handwritten, 1 piece.

Letter from A.J. Arberry to Charles Ambrose Storey to inform that the Ministry of Information has sanctioned two trial issues of a quarterly periodical in the Persian language and that he is soliciting contributions. Typed, 1 piece.

Letter from (George) Michael Wickens to Charles Ambrose Storey to give details of his current address and write about his life and work with Persian material.

Letter from Professor R.L. Turner, SOAS, to Charles Ambrose Storey to ask for his support in sending a letter to the Secretary of State for India asking for A.J. Arberry to be released from his duties at the Ministry of Information and return to the India Office Library so he can complete the preparation of an Arabic grammar. The draft letter is with this one.

Letter from O [Resis] to Charles Ambrose Storey to inform that he had sent Storey a copy of Fazūlī, though the Persian text had not been printed by him and therefore he takes no responsibility for its accuracy. He gives news of other publications and asks about members of faculty at Cambridge.

Letter from Vladimir Minorsky to Charles Ambrose Storey to send resumes of articles which may be of use to Storey in preparing his next volume of Persian Literature.

Letter from P. Wilson, Secretary, Colonial Social Science Research Council, to Charles Ambrose Storey concerning the application for a Colonial Research Fellowship from Dr. R.B. Serjeant, Lecturer in Arabic dialects at the School of Oriental and African Studies. With the letter is a copy of the proposed research into the characteristics of Hadrami Arabic and the terms and conditions for the award of Colonial Research Fellowships.

Letter from 'N.O.' to Charles Ambrose Storey concerning Storey's PAYE contributions.

Letter from George Michael Wickens to Charles Ambrose Storey to clarify some points about Persian which Storey had discussed in his last letter.

Correspondence from James Douglas Pearson, Librarian, University Library, Cambridge, to Charles Ambrose Storey regarding the plan and contents of certain works of Persian literature.