Geneva as world diplomatic centre with the League of Nations world conferences and committees dealing with every question of international interest (economic, financial, social, political, etc.) and the League of Nations Council being the highest diplomatic authority in the world; Irish representatives' duties, salaries and allowances; change of the Secretary-General; possible establishment of Great Powers' permanent delegates to the League of Nations.
S. Lester's letter to Kiernan: series of talks on Irish art and science, Irish songs by Kiernan's wife, Irish preparations for defence, S. Lester's talk with James Joyce before he died, Kiernan's appointment as Minister at Berlin.
De Valera elected President of the League of Nations Assembly.
Kiernan's letter to S. Lester on an enclosed article from the Irish (Sunday) Independent on Irish People and Irish broadcasts and on J. Joyce.
Extract from the "Manchester Guardian" on the peace question.
Telegram to S. Lester: on 30 May Dublin bombarded.
Photograph of the portrait of William Elliot, Professor, by his wife.
Letter from Rasuius B. Skylstad, Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in London to S. Lester: bombing damages in London, R.B. Skylstad in charge of organization and administration of the Ministry, withdrawal of France from League of Nations, League of Nations situation.
Capture of the Independent National demonstration advertisement.
Gretta Lester's letter to S. Lester: good news from family.