Correspondence with Ernest Percival Rhys (1859-1946), writer and literary editor, relating to discussion of the Welsh literary notes provided for the Welsh edition of the Manchester Guardian by Rhys, with the suggestion that they might be extended to the general edition of the paper, which is declined. Also included is an internal memorandum discussing the subject. There is discussion of the discontinuation of the Welsh literary notes owing to the paper shortage [during the First World War].
Also included is discussion of the Celtic notes provided for the paper by Rhys, with a request for an increase in payment for the work, which is accepted, with discussion of the Welsh edition of the paper, and the suggestion of a meeting between Scott and Rhys. There is reference to the provision of Scott's best wishes to Rhys' daughter, Stella, an enquiry as to potential employment for his son Brian at the paper, which is declined owing to a lack of vacancies, and discussion of the bust of Scott produced by [Sir Jacob] Epstein, sculptor. There is a further request for an increase in payment from Rhys, and discussion of the decision to discontinue the Celtic notes, with a request that Rhys continue to write occasional articles for the paper, which is accepted, and accompanied by a related internal memorandum.