Provost Caccia: Miscellaneous correspondence

/1 acknowledgement of permission for the Prime Minister's helicopter to use College grounds (Tom Bridges, PS to Edward Heath); /2 lack of Old Etonian applicants for teaching jobs, need for boys to work (Head Master); /3 response to advertisement for assistant to PLS (Harold Kurtz); /4 working in Greece (George Barstow); /5 loan of kneeler embroidered by the Duchess of Gloucester to an exhibition organised by the Guild of Servants of the Sanctuary (Peter Cheshire, Miss J. Maxwell-Scott); /6 Dr. Rundle's language learning method (C. George, R. Giles); /7 revision of regulations for Camrose Fund (The Lord Camrose); /8 possible placing of drawing of Dr. Alington by John Merton in Marten Library (David Evans); /9 Fourth of June dinners in Australia (Sir Rupert Clarke); /10 possible performance of opera La Giuddita at Eton and loan of props (Mrs. Briance); /11 deputy for Patrick Strong (John Carter, Howard Nixon); /12 pension (Miss Iredale-Smith); /13 Annual Report of Choir Benevolent Fund, 1971; /14 presentation of cup for Quiz Competition to Eton and District Scout Association; /15 agenda for Masters' Meeting, September 1972; /16 new Statutes (Joe Burrell); /17 International Festival of Youth Orchestras; /18 refusal to allow private tennis court at South lawn (Bursar to F. Gardner); /19 acknowledgement of wreath for his father (Marquess of Salisbury); /20 CV of John Carter; /21 cleaning of Cloisters and preservation of names (Sir Anthony Wagner); /22 as 21 (Lord Holford); /23 Chalcots Park Development (David Atherton); /24 use of photograph of kneeler in book on Needlepoint in Churches (Patience Agnew); /25 Vasss tennis scoring system; /26 offer to restore Provost Murray's tomb (Peter Larkworthy); /27 allocation of houses in Cloisters; /28 apologies for missing a dinner; Mrs. Thatcher and the miners (William Whitelaw); /29 suggestions for services dinner in School Hall (Sir Bernard Fergusson); /30 designs by Temple Moore for a war memorial in Eton College Chapel, date of T. B. Carter's work (Alexandra Wedgwood); /31 Eton Appeal (R. C. Fripp); /32 photographs of leaving portraits (Mrs. Portal); /33 sponsorship for Brazil expedition (J. Hoare Nairne); /34 thanks for entertaining American guest (Lord Gore-Booth); /35 acknowledges letter; enloys working at Eton (S. P. T. Houldsworth); /36 Humphrey J. Talbot Will Trust (Coutts & Co); /37 National Westminster Bank cricket match; /38 reports of Head Master's views on permissive society (Sir Nevile Bland)