Contains letters from George Russell about the 'Irish Statesman' finding someone to write the 'financial notes' section and to Mrs. Douglas about James Douglas' illness as well as several letters from nurses who cared for Douglas when he was convalescing in the Elpis nursing home on Mount Street; a letter from Eamon John Duggan in the Department of Finance about the Navan Clothing Factory; a copy letter to the Minister of Finance from the Industrial Trust Company containing a supplementary report; a letter from Reginal W. Rives to the Department of National Defence regarding an invitation from the president and directors of the National Horse Show Association of America to the government of the Irish Free State to send a team of cavalry officers to take part in the International Jumping Competition in Madison Sqaure Gardens; a letter from Kevin O'Higgins about the Intoxicating Liquor Bill and an amendment that was proposed by Douglas; a letter from the secretary of the Institute of Chartered Accounts about the Registered Accoutants Bill. Other correspondents include P.J. Flood, Fritz Berber, Lord Glenavy, Isaac Swann, P. Walsh, Alice Stopford Green, James MacNeill and Hugh Kennedy.