Contains quinquennial research reports from the Institute of Animal Genetics, reports from the East African Trypanosomiasis Research Organisation, Department of Genetics at Cold Spring Harbor, Royal Society, Institute of Genetics, University of Pisa, National Institute of Genetics, Japan and Department of Genetics, Carnegie Institution of Washington. Also includes some catalogues, articles and reprints.

Contains correspondence with the British Council, Chulalongkorn University and the Royal Society. Also contains Beale's notebook diary of the visit and a draft typed copy of Beale's report on his visit for the Royal Society.

The correspondence spans Carter's appointment to Beale's research group, his ongoing research and his work at the National Institutes of Health, Maryland. Also present are letters from the Medical Research Council regarding funding for Carter's post and Beale and Carter's reports of work to the Council.

Much of the correspondence appears to consist of Carter's letters to Beale, with copies of Beale's replies not present.

Correspondence chiefly concerns the various research grants awarded to Beale by the Medical Research Council for research on the genetics of malaria parasites. Also present are letters from David Walliker regarding the research and draft annual research reports.

Correspondence chiefly concerns the various research grants awarded to Beale by the Science Research Council. Also contains copies of completed grant applications and annual research reports.

Chiefly contains correspondence with the Wellcome Trust concerning the awarding of various research grants and grant extensions. Also contains copies of completed grant applications and draft research reports.

Chiefly contains correspondence with the World Health Organisation concerning the awarding and administration of various research grants. Also contains copies of completed grant applications and draft research reports.

Elwes writes that he is sending some remarks about the report of the Committee on wool, of which Ewart was chiefly the author. Elwes believes that the Committee fails to realise that with the possible exception of the Merino and Shetland, wool is of minor importance to the breeder, and that no definite type of wool suitable for any specified purpose is indicated. He does not feel that the Welsh farm or Fochabers are suitable for experiments on crossing because they are low country farms.

Forsyth writes that he is awaiting a summons to Edinburgh to complete the annual report of the Crofters' Commission. He states that he will be unable to be in London for the Polo Pony Society Show, but that he hopes to be able to visit Ewart in Penicuik when Ewart returns from London.

Forsyth comments that he has read Ewart's notes and recommendations on ponies with interest. He requests that Ewart add a whole summary of recommendations and notes on the results of crossing experiments, so that the whole report can go to the Secretary directly.