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Letter from G.M. Meredith-Owens to Diana Crawford, RAS Secretary, in which he apologises for the delay in returning the article she sent and the essay by "Vagabond". He does not think the article is of sufficient standard to be published in the Journal. The essay shows more promise but he does not think that it is worthy of the prize. Typed with printed letterhead, 1 side dated 18 November 1964. On the letter Diana Crawford has handwritten a draft of the letter sent to Michael Salt to inform him that he is the winner of the Prize Essay Competition, dated 11 February 1965.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Simon to ask whether his report on the essay by "Cogito, ergo sum" wouldd be ready for the Council Meeting on December 10th. Typed, 1 side, dated 19 November 1964.

Letter from W. Simon to Miss Crawford, RAS Secretary, to return the essay and send his report. With the letter is his report on the essay. Letter, handwritten, 1 side, dated 25 November 1964; report, typed, 1 side, dated 25 November 1964.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Simon to thank him for returning the essay and his report. Typed, 1 side, dated 30 November 1964.

Letter from Miss D. Crawford, RAS Secretary, to Michael Salt to inform him that he has won the Prize Essay Competition and would he be able to attend on 14th January to be presented with his cheque. Typed, 1 side, dated 14 December 1964.

Letter from RAS Secretary to G.T. Severin to inform him that his entry in the competition was unsuccessful. Typed, 1 side, dated 14 December 1964.

Letter from Michael Salt to Miss Crawford, RAS Secretary, to thank her for her letter and to say that he would be able to attend on January 14th. Handwritten 1 side, dated 17 December 1964.

Letter from RAS Secretary to G.T. Severin to return his essay. Typed, 1 side, dated 15 January 1965.

"The Chinese Literary Revolution - Its Aims and Achievements" by "Cogito, ergo sum". Prize-winning essay by Michael Salt. Typed, 27 pages within a black card folder, dated September 1964.

The series consists of administrative notices and correspondence with potential candidates.