[V.K.] Krishna Menon called re meetings.

[Broadcast] appointment.

No offprints. Refers him to unnamed book. [P.F.] Strawson's criticism.

Glad of her more cheerful prospects and encloses £5.10.0.

Won't join [NCANWT?] because minor measures produce fallacious sense of security. Bikini [nuclear] tests.

Sadler's Wells School's Director's letter was disappointing. (Anne [Russell] was not accepted.)

Reprinting ["Man's Peril"].

Progress on? and Mr. Baker.

Meeting with group.

Bishop of Johannesburg. Platform appearance not possible.

[John Stuart] Mill lecture. Commission.

Enclose message for [Rangoon] Conference on Cultural Freedom in Asia.

Peace proposal for statement to be signed by eminent scientists.

Declines writing suggestion.

Appointment.

Reprint permission for a chapter from Impact.

Re translations from Soviet press.

Encloses ["Man's Peril"] for reprinting in French.

Encloses typescript of [John Stuart] Mill lecture (to be returned).

No information about record Bertrand Russell Speaks.

World peace and Switzerland.

Refers him to Human Knowledge and Impact.

Early Buddhist logic.

(Julie Medlock, Radhakrishnan.)

Bank overdraft.

Unwilling to sign draft letter because time not ripe for East-West convention.

Dictated manuscript of letter to editor re nuclear bombs.

Dictated ms. of letter to editor re BR's 1921 obituary.

Encloses ts. of article on religion and education.

Thanks for reprints.

Peace plans. Pacifism (Gandhi). Armaments. India.

His "Economic Equality"; Formosa, China, and United Nations.

Recalls her from World War I.

[Bransilav] Petronievics.

His nuclear medical commission to Japan.

Encloses £5 for Surrey County Council elections.

Encloses ms. of "Man's Peril" for Trinity. Archives. India. Meeting.

List of 12 persons etc. to send "What Neutrals Can Do" to.

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Grandchildren [Russell].

No date on document. Date taken from physical location.

Reminder note for Science for Peace Conference—26 March.

Dictated manuscript of answers to peace questions.

Translation into German.

Declines transatlantic conversation on ethics with Bill Leonard.

Declines invitation.

Reference in History.

"Neutral" and [Jawaharlal] Nehru.

Bevington's pamphlet. Anarchist Society in London gave BR much obscure literature for Roads to Freedom.

Encloses "Man's Peril" for possible reprinting.

W.K. Clifford.

Passage is in "The Free Man's Worship".

Accepts dedication of her next book. Make use of "Christian Charity" file in essay. BR may write, "Christianity, the Religion of Love".

Encloses ["Man's Peril"] with permission to reprint.

BR's speech on Radio Lausanne.

Simplicity of BR's writing.

Dorothy Henley was known formally as Dorothy, Lady Henley.

On Liddell Hart's article on strategy.

Perception and space.

Group's executive meeting.

Translation permission for Observer article of February 20.

Meeting.

Declines to write on [Michael] Polanyi's discussion for lack of time.

John [Russell's] finances.

Permission to print translation of "Philosophers and Idiots".

For answers to queries, see Human Society.

Can't come to Colorado in summer.

Contact Rationalist Press Association.

Encloses contribution to What is Science?.

Invites Bohr to join Manifesto movement and stay with BR for talks.

No objection to her procuring photocopies [of H. Wildon Carr letters from BR]. BR entered [Brixton] prison on May Day, 1918.

Declines to write about BR's schooling for Journal of Education.

Declines to give BBC talk.

Declines invitation.