On verso of Barzman's letter.

On verso of Barzman's letter.

On verso of TS(CAR).

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to Mr. Peinentine Beit.

Bell has written a brief note below a typed poem by James K. Baxter; the letter was originally filed under Baxter's name.

Re: BR and Frank Russell as children in Scotland with their tutor Douglas Spalding as told to her by her husband's aunt Mrs. Jessie Andrew, the daughter of Hugh and Mary Harper.

Requests room for himself and wife, the night of May 2, at Belle Vue Royal Hotel, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire.

"As far as my experience goes, women are not more opposed to war than men are, but if women can be roused as you suggest, I shall, of course, be very glad."

Copy of letter was sent to BR.

"Thank you for sending me a copy of your letter to Mr. Khrushchev of July 15 concerning the financing of the United Nations. At the moment, I am treating my approach to him as confidential. I might add that you appear to have misunderstood my attitude toward the Soviet Union. It is not the Communist way of life that I admire, but rather Mr. Khrushchev's realisation of the meaning of nuclear war. I wish that other statesmen had his good sense in this matter."

Photos are of Belton's paintings with explanatory information written on versos.

On verso of Belton's letter.

On verso of Belton's letter.

Photo is of a painting by Belton.