Letter of resignation as President of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Three photocopies and a typed transcription.

Full address: "Providence House Clovelly near Bideford".

Scott suggests correcting the cotton crop figures in The Problem of China, p. 235.

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to G. Wadworth.

"I have no patience with the Russian view that democracy means a brutal tyranny of the few over the many; it seems to me the worst example of political hypocrisy known to me."

Re BR's complaint of "misreporting" re 2nd Reith Lecture and entomology. He had revised a passage.

(This is an internal memorandum.)

A letter in the form of a telegram which BR hoped The Guardian would print.

Re Greek political prisoners.

BR complains of articles by David Holden from Greece.

Intended for publication. Re Francis Noel-Baker.

BR sends notification of his appeal to the Press Council.

On the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Signed by Schoenman with the explanatory note: "(Dictated on the telephone by Lord Russell and signed in his absence by his secretary)".

Re BR's complaint to the Press Council about The Guardian declining to publish a BR letter.

Not a letter but an internal memorandum of a telephone call to The Guardian from Ralph Schoenman complaining about an article on BR.

Not a letter but an internal memorandum of a further telephone call of Schoenman's to The Guardian.

Written at top: "Draft not sent".

This file also contains several letters to/from department officials concerning BR's comment on the subject of preservatives in Canadian butter in Education and the Good Life. They include J.H. Grisdale, the deputy minister of Agriculture; J.A. Ruddick, the dairy commissioner; A.N. Wilson, Canadian agricultural products representative.

BR's reply is at the foot of the document at record 48494.

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Address at Manchester, May 1st, 1959 by Bertrand Russell".

Not a letter but a critique of a work by Alexander.

Written at the foot of the document at record 48511.

Re Alan Wood's typescript. Written on the document at record 48762.

Requesting acknowledgement of receipt of a parcel of books sent to Carnap at BR's order.

Not a letter but ms. notes on a Carnap ms. on logic.

A boxed note to the side states "2 of 39".

The writing by Carnap is "Foundations of Logic and Mathematics", in International Encyclopedia of Unified Science, vol. 1, pp. 143-212.