On the verso of Lewis' letter to BR, described at record 61404.

Encloses photocopies of scripts by Lewis on the Morton Sobell case.

On the verso of Farson's letter to BR, described at record 61418.

Re Jack the Ripper a Russell?

Not a letter but a contract for BR's appearance on the programme "This Week".

BR to be interviewed by Robin Day.

Letter appears at the foot of page 2 of Magee's letter to BR, described in record 61425.

On the verso of page 2 of Magee's letter to BR, described at record 61427.

Not a letter but a receipt issued to BR in payment for his appearance on the programme "About Religion", 26 Nov. 1961.

On the verso of Lechleitner's letter to BR, described at record 61451.

Lambert invites BR to give a series of broadcast lectures, "Science in the Modern World". BR's note at the top is "No".

Re BBC monitoring of a Moscow broadcast re BR.

Attached is a carbon ts. titled "B.B.C. Monitoring of Moscow Radio in English 17th January, 1949".

BR is called "a wolf in a dinner jacket", and reference is made to his Westminster School speech (B&R C49.01).

"A Moscow broadcast in Arabic described Lord Russell's broadcasts on the BBC as 'the philosophy of a man-eater'." "If a wolf could talk English, he would express himself much like Russell, who expounded the latest concept of imperialism from the angle of his own savage instincts."

"Hence, though pretending to belong to the Labour Party, they denounced the new Communist civilisation over the microphone."

Enclosed notice is for a BR broadcast on "Home Service", titled "Reflections on My Eightieth Birthday", to be broadcast 16 May 1952.

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a note to Radio Times from Lewin re the first of BR's "Portraits from Memory" broadcasts on A.N. Whitehead.

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a note to Radio Times from Lewin re the second of BR's "Portraits from Memory" broadcasts on Sidney and Beatrice Webb.

Marked "Athenians".

Marked "Athenians".

Re permission to reprint BR's "Why Fanaticism Always Brings Defeat", The Listener, 23 Sept. 1948.

Re permission to reprint BR's "Why Fanaticism Always Brings Defeat", The Listener, 23 Sept. 1948.