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3 cuttings, two of them announcing the forthcoming 'Anthologia Anthropologica. The Native Races of Africa and Madagascar', and one of them reproducing a portrait of Frazer by Rothenstein as the Portrait of the Week in the 'Illustrated Weekly of India'.

With flysheets and drafts of flysheets accompanied by three letters from Ramsay MacDonald, and a draft of another from J. R. M. Butler to MacDonald.

"The Times" - 'Position of rival forces in Spain' (map)

"Daily Worker" - 'International Brigade arrive in Spain'

"Daily Worker "- 'Heroic fighting by Britons in Spain'

"Daily Worker"- 'Spain's farewell to men who kept faith'

The two one-act plays premiered on 10 May 1962 at the Globe Theatre, London. 'The Public Eye' and 'Black Comedy' were later performed together under the name 'Light Comedies' in 1984.