Ts. is titled "Mussigang—Nichts Lobenswertes".

Note on letter: "Proof of 'The War to End War' sent (22 Sept.) please return".

[BR omitted this essay from Portraits.]

Als written on newsclip of Bourne's letter.

On "H-bomb Tests and the Neutron Bomb" from Scarborough paper.

"I am sure that ridicule and satire are weapons we use too infrequently."

Written on carbon of letter to the Guardian.

"Thank you, also for the booklet The Shelter Hoax and Foreign Policy, which I have read with the highest degree of interest and approval."

Tss. also enclosed.

On verso of Bovard's letter.

On verso of Bowden's letter.

Tss. concern the Organization for the Advancement of Liberal Learning and International Brotherhood.

This letter, except for the date, is identical to the reply of 1962/10/25.

Re numbers greater than infinity.

Two cards sent on same date, one to Holloway, the other to Brixton.

Ts.(mim.) re weather control system.

Introduced by two covering letters, one to the Patent Office Examiner, Washington, D.C.; the other an open letter.

Clip is of "Immortality" by W. von Braun.

"I am delighted to know that von Braun is an earnest Christian. I am sorry I cannot believe that hereafter he will meet in hell some of the Londoners whom he killed in 1944."

[Re WWII.]

On verso of Boyle's letter.

"It is a more convenient hypothesis to assume a world external to our sensory perception because it is possible to accommodate a vast range of data which otherwise we are unable to address."

Poem is titled "To the Mothers of America".

On verso of Brierley's letter.

"I am very glad there will now be a second source of light in Oxford in addition to the gasometer."