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Letter from William Griffiths, Griffs Ltd, Charing Cross, London, commenting on a luncheon he and Trefin attended the previous Friday and the fact that Maxwell was not invited, while Sir Ifan ab Owen Edwards's wife was. Compliments Trefin's reply to Huw Menai. Comments on the printers strike as 'scandalous'.

Letter from S.K. Zarempa, 10 St James' Crescent, Swansea, thanking Maxwell for her letter, hopes to meet her. Mentions Welsh lessons she attended given by Prof. Stephen [J.] Williams. Refers to people he knew in Cracow. Hopes that one day he can support a pressure group that will reform the educational system of Wales.

Copy Letter to Miss Pugh Jones [of Tuesday Review, Llangollen], thanking her for her review of West of Offa's Dyke and asking for more copies of it.

Letter from Cynric Mytton-Davies, Tan yr Allt, Castle Caereinion, Mont., asking for photographs of Monmouthshire for a holiday supplement to be printed by Glyn Griffiths of the Wrexham Leader. Mentions the way he was treated by the Welsh Tourist Board re a job as Publicity Officer. Describes the literary work he has been doing.

Letter from Monica Hutchings, Church Farm, South Barrow, Yeovil, Somerset, outlining her plans for Christmas. Refers to her book Blue Island. Has seen Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald and refers to her only other 'literary friends' the Powys family. Mentions the amount of work she had done in 1959.

Letter from Lucile Bassett, 4518. 52 Avenue, NE, Seattle 5, Washington, informing her of the death of her father-in-law Lee E. Bassett in Palo Atto.

Letter from David Lloyd, Bryn Siriol, Berthengam, Holywell, Flints., discussing his illness and referring to Goronwy Thomas, his surgeon. Mentions his first television programme after his recovery.

Letter from Ethel Qualtrough, How Yngren, Castletown, Isle of Man, informing her of the death of J.D. Qualtrough, her husband. Says that H.K. Corlett of Peel was the new Speaker.

Letter from Tesni Paxton-Preterius, 36 Llantrisant Road, The Graig, Pontypridd, Glam., Chairman of Anglo-Welsh Society U.C. Swansea, thanking Maxwell for her letter re the Folk Dance Society.

Letter from Nora [Landsberg], 30 Clarendon Road, London, thanking Maxwell for a gift and a card. Refers to her own holiday plans and to Maxwell's proposed Brittany trip.

Letter from Mrs E. Phillips, H.W. Southey & Sons Ltd, Glebeland Street, Merthyr Tydfil, Glam., thanking her for her appreciation of the Merthyr Eisteddfod and enclosing a photograph of it.

Letter from Prof. W.O. Aydelotte, Department of History, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, U.S.A., thanking her for information re Sir Benjamin Hall. Comments on 'the non-existant railway'.

Letter from John Giddings, Deputy Editor, Western Mail, St Mary Street, Cardiff, returning a photograph of the Arthurian Conference which Maxwell had sent him and has arranged for twelve copies of the Western Mail to be sent to her. Notes that a cheque for four guineas will also be sent to her.

Letter from Armel Diverres, 202 Queen's Road, Aberdeen, thanking Maxwell for photographs of the Vannes conference and a cutting of her article in the Western Mail. He has been celebrating the centenary of the union of the two Aberdeen universities.