Re International Committee [of Congress for Cultural Freedom].

Re 12 bottles of Red Hackle.

Thanks for letter to New York Times.

Re autographing Human Knowledge.

Re literary business affairs.

Re cheap editions.

Re another meeting for "further argument".

Writing Zuckermann.

Re supporting Reichenbach, Jr.'s work.

Re invitation to lecture(?) while in U.S.

The day of the month was taken from the physical location of documentation.

Re meeting.

Day of month is taken from physical location of document.

Re article on Talmon and Hoffer's books, and 80th birthday article for Observer.

Day of month taken from physical location of document.

Declines invitation of Oxford International Committee.

Day of month taken from physical location of document.

Re continuing conversation begun at Allied Circle.

Day of month is taken from physical location of document.

Declines invitation.

Day of month is taken from physical location of document.

Re visit.

Day of month is taken from physical location of document.

Re Great Books Programme at St. John's College.

Day of month taken from physical location of document.

Encloses reply to New Leader editorial.

Send books to hospital.

Glad to send 2 of his books [to Jewish hospital in Denver].

Re Hans Reichenbach, Jr.

BR encloses Zuckermann's letter.

Re Lionel Britton.

BR encloses someone's reply in the Manchester Guardian.

Re a possible speech in Berlin. It's convenient for BR if he doesn't have to go to Berlin.

Declines to join Anglo-German Association.

On his writings on vital understanding.

Re Indiana.

Postal order for Twining.

Re paper "Rational Tools for Psychotherapy". Return ms.

Re her (?) stories; haircuts.

Cable that she is not to come.

Declines invitation.

Re his correspondence with Brinton; encloses letter in Manchester Guardian.

Re copies of BR's letters to Emma Goldman.

Accepts invitation to become patron of Voltaire Society.

Glanced at his book.

Copy 10 Commandments. Note in 3rd person saying BR does not possess printed copy.

On "Living in an Atomic Age".

£5 for Beatrice Webb house.

On a compromise [in the international situation?].

Re [Indiana] and Mr. Chamberlain.

On immortality vs. interest in the lives of others after one's death.

Declines invitation to write article.

Declines invitation to join Soil Association.

Declines dinner and speaking engagement.

Encloses cheque.

Re Vogue article. Pembroke Lodge.

Ask Williamson's.

Re BR's pacifism.

Where to find his definitions of "mind" and "mental"—chap. 26 of Outline of Philosophy.

Re Arros.

No more lecture tours of U.S.A.

Re Louis Fischer and "controversial errors".

Re case of Mr. Bonelli; Miss Pankhurst.

Prefers broadcasting on "Western Values" to "Moral Values".

Declines invitation to speak outside London.

Remind BR May 10th of 1100 words for Observer.

"Chamberlin—Athenians". BR answered Chamberlin's letter of Feb. 18 on Mar. 3 (record 73751 and record 11691).

BR is becoming doubtful of the organization Crusade for World Government.

Can't say what love means.

To be paid on Richmond cheque book.

Too busy to come to Baker St. to be photographed.

Re Catholics' "love" for him.

Send cheques.

Put free speech with Chamberlain letter.

No book in thing he's doing for NBC.

Reluctantly declines luncheon for Augustus John.

Telephone to say when BR can supply script and record.

Long letter on their differences: [Thomas] Jefferson; liberty.

Read part of his book; philosophy shows sentimental religiosity.

BR's taxes owed are more than his capital.

Appreciative of his book on "mind".

Re Kaizo; too busy for special article.

Can't undertake to examine Dr. d'Emilia's work, though remembers case of Frege.

Declines article on his house (and his private life).

"I am interested to know that you are translating Thomas à Kempis from Spanish into English, but I rather wonder what your purpose is since neither is the original language and many excellent English translations exist."

On someone's politico-economic principles. Return enclosure.

On Franco's régime in Spain and protesting it.