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"Savage" anti Mackenzie-King cartoons; an apple wrapper and the price of Canadian and English produce compared; whether or not Bennet should have a degree and a discussion of others; Richard; tea; Hitler breaks windows; from foreign office to Egypt and another to Panama; DC seems to like G G Coulton; on not punishing friends; a book moves towards typesetting; visitors; future literary plans and daily reading; TRG's difficulty in getting about.

Solicits interest in accompanying papers (not present). The Women Citizens Committee have taken over the council dining room. TRG has spent some time in College attending to various matters.

A review from The Parthenon; a typo in which east and west are confused; other common confusions.

An uncensored letter and thoughts about letters and censorship; newspaper war reporting; stale news; on cramp; meetings with people and a night watchman; family visits; Queens University centenary as reported in the Daily Telegraph; typesetting TRG's volume of essays; reading this and that; coaching Greek; family news and the problems of travel to and from Ireland, censorship; emigration to a desert island.

Has signed a certificate and suggests that LJM could 'modify the statement a little' on a piece about a fellow mathematician.

No information of Mrs White's illness; news of Janet and TRG's sister Dorothy; 'practice planes'; lumbago and the weather; on not paying excess postage and the receipt of tea; publishing news; circumstances of the death of a cousin.

An arrival of hens at the Glover residence and the consuming of the resultant eggs; arrivals and departures (temporary); Mrs Glover gives an address on Mothers in Industry but is frustrated by the activities of the Chair; TRG narrates a similar experience and avoids killing the perpetrator at a subsequent meeting; the arrival of tea and photographs (not present) remind TRG of family resemblances; a child's rescue inspires thoughts about competancy and how people change; TRG attends a country church anniversary and finds the people there interesting; a 'capital review' in the New Statesman by CM Bowyer with thoughts about him; lamentation of the death of Lois Saunders with memories of her; mispronunciations and what they say about the perpetrator; defending John Sinclair; delayed breakfast; reflecting that TRG could have been in Canada throughout the war had circumstances been different; a copy of the latest book sent but not to be passed on.

Gives advice on educational matters.

Thanks him for a critical appraisal of proposed work on Roman economy she is about to embark upon. She draws out a possible difference in view points between them and regets that she cannot, at the moment, offer counter arguments.

Note to Crook thanking him for his last letter. She was sure that his flowers would have arrived in time for the funeral of G. Tanner. She encloses an order of service. (A note from Crook is attached which mentions that he sent a wreath by interflora, saying 'from Johnians'.)