Declines to contribute article on Frankel's book to Meanjin.

Signs petition.

Sends Hibbert article for his review.

No advice on publishing his work on Cyprus.

No time to read his Hume work further.

Thanks for article in Onyx on rare animals at Woburn Abbey.

Send missing page from Max Born's article.

Reading aloud.

On logic and mathematics; on the 4th volume of Principia, criticizing a Dr. Langford: "His remarks about the projected fourth volume of that work are also very wide of the mark. There was no difficulty whatever in formalizing geometry. Whitehead did a great deal of the preliminary work which consisted in inventing a symbolism for triadic and tetradic relations, but the first war turned him aside from the work and he decided not to complete it."

Re dramatic rights in "Benefit of Clergy"; Helsinki inquiry.

Writing to sign petition.

Sorry for inaccuracies about him by BR in New Leader.

On his paper re diet and longevity, and Utilitarian considerations.

Encloses New Scientist article for publication in Japan.

On withholding income tax.

Bermuda talks. Encloses Max Born's article.

Meeting at BBC.

Agrees to be sponsor of her council; send leaflets. Christmas Island tests.

Willing to do German broadcast.

Entirely sympathetic with petition, except for overstatement on fallout.

Declines to attend Moscow Festival of Youth.

Cyprus Committee; in agreement with his enclosed statement.

Reprint of essays [for Philosophical Library].

Blurb for Sargant's Battle for the Mind.

On his book and BR's acceptance of Pavlov.

Will send message for meeting later.

Encloses cheque for Dora Russell.

The Kaiser on BR: "a most ornate young man".

Full name is British Library of Political and Economic Science.

Please bring his copy of ABC of Relativity.

Permission to reproduce Pakistan Quarterly article.

Can't manage interview.

Kept in London by ailments. Broadcast on [linguistic] school.

Telegram re delay of arrival.

Glad of his news. Strontium 90.

Never understood Whitehead's philosophy or Wittgenstein's later theories.

Didn't know Mrs. Madeleine Robinson.

Declines TV programme.

Glad of interest in adapting Nightmares.

Permission to publish in Polish any passages from Joseph Conrad's letters to BR.

Must decline to contribute to prison paper.

Appointment to talk.

Declines to deliver inaugural lecture.

Adds autograph (to portrait of Newton?).

Picture of BR (in his book?) pleased BR. Agreed with diagnosis of Lytton [Strachey's] shyness.

Hopes meeting was successful.

Would have been glad to see The Shadow of Hiroshima.

Returning her ts. "The Day of the Lord".

Lord John Russell's papers went to Agatha Russell, who left them to Duke of Bedford, who burnt them.

Nietzsche's reputation in England, and Cambridge Observer.

Prefers (for what?) J. Huxley, Professor Andrade, or Dean of St. Paul's ("whom I have always found simpatico").

Contract for History of Western Philosophy and Canadian rights. Dictionary of Mind, Matter and Morals.

Advises consultation with psychiatrist.

Won't be in London, so declines invitation.

Meeting time.

Korner book not as interesting as had expected, and won't write about it.

Refers him to physicist.

Meeting re broadcast.

Returns corrected proof of "Logic and Ontology" article.

Declines invitation.

Approves excerpts from Portraits.

Sends him letter to answer.

On the continuity of temporal series.

Sidney Orr case—approach Committee on Science and Freedom.

Tax demand and royalties.

Thanks for Wood's book; Egner's selection.

Glad to see book whole.

Encloses cheque for taxes.

Let Popkin know of Unwin cheque.

Not coming to U.S.A.

Agrees to sign letter to press on BBC and Third Programme.

Edwards encloses £5 for [W.B.] Curry's retirement gift.

Has sent her letter to J. Allen Skinner, Secretary of Emergency Committee for Direct Action Against Nuclear War.

Not coming to U.S.A. [Morton] Sobell. BR and visa. Middle Eastern problems.

Declines to add name to those agreeing with his report on total disarmament.

Declines to read ms.

Thanks for photograph of BR and interesting visit.

His Hume study should be published. Gilbert Ryle. Bormann affair.

No Kruger entry in "50 years of Hume scholarship".

Max Born's article.

BR suggests that Born divide his article in half for the New Scientist.

Cheque.

Encloses long message for meeting on April 30 of National Committee for the Abolition of Nuclear Tests. Attached.

Forwards cheque for Steele's venture.

Will read Dr. Chang's The Fabulous Concubine.

On his projected book on BR.

Agitation against nuclear weapons.

Sends only photo (Cambridge) of BR as young man that BR possesses.

BR's New Scientist article will be revised for a foreword to Pirie's book [Fall-Out].

Wants to pay architect's fee for designing garage.

Against shortening Haldeman-Julius articles.

Swallowing is improving.

Spanish and Portuguese rights to history.

Willing to send £50 for Pugwash.

Meeting time.

BR's writings on education to fit people to new world.

BR's story of pride; error. Not an Etonian, though there was a B. Russell who was.

Still nothing for his magazine.

Offers New Scientist article for translation.

Can't be in London May 11 or 12.

Sends autograph.

May write preface for M. Cotereau.