Document .134311 is the envelope, which has a question from Rosalinde on it.

Addressed to Lady Russell.

Richard thanks her for Russia's Iron Age.

Re Adam von Trott.

Re a letter sent to Dora Russell but intended for Patricia.

Re rat poison.

Re Russell not addressing letters to Dora himself.

The month is missing. But the letter was written while Russell and Patricia were "in a warm place".

Smith was a Portmadoc resident.

Signed "Mother".

Mrs. Spence likes Patricia's article and would like to see her "out in the open".

Mrs. Spence was Patricia's mother.

Russell sent her a paper, perhaps on psychology or logic (which latter BR was teaching her).

Judith (1918-1972) is a daughter of Karen Costelloe Stephen and a great-niece of Alys Russell. Judith married Nigel Graeme Henderson. Patricia is due to go to Scandinavia.

Russell has been coaching her daughter Judith (in logic).

Re BR's (pyramid-like) scheme for 10 shillings.

Russell is invited to a dinner of Balliol College's Synoptic Club on 16 June.

Toni is in Mombasa, Kenya.

Signed "Tony".

Signed "Tony".

An invitation to a conference of the India League on September 16.

Signed "Tony".

Signed "Tony".

Freda has spent a weekend with Russell.

The writer knew the Russells at Las Palmas, Spain. Her letter of 1935*/04/27 (at record 3399) helps to identify the author and year of this letter, plus Russell's letter to her of 1935/06/12.

Waley is back from Germany and proposes Beryl de Zoete and himself for a September weekend.

Waley suggests stopping a night with him at Kitzbuhel, on their way through.

Zita's husband is John R. Baker. She is an actress. They wrote from the same address in Oxford. She later married Richard Crossman.

An earnings statement for April 6th, 1949–April 6, 1950 is attached.