Rotblat thanks BR for his letter of 21 July and enclosed cheque from the A.S.A. Rotblat encloses a letter for BR to sign acknowledging the cheque, as the previous year's cheque had not been acknowledged (not present).

The reason Bullard's name is still present on the letterhead is that a large batch was printed with Bullard's name, and a new batch has not yet been printed. "I enclose a draft of the Address of Welcome for the Pugwash Conference on Biological and Chemical Warfare [record 117313]. This is only a draft and entirely up to you to amend it, to remove parts from it or to change it altogether. You will notice reference made in it to a statement by General Creasy and I enclose a cutting from a paper which contains this reference (17 June 1959 article from the Cleveland Plain Dealer)."

Rotblat also encloses a recording tape, asking BR to record the address and send it back (not present).

There are notes in Edith Russell's hand at the top.