This unsigned letter quotes a cable to BR received from New York and signed "Alice" [Crunden]. See record 75604.

A cable to BR received from New York and signed "Alice", is quoted by Dora Russell or her secretary in her letter of the same date to BR in Yegen. See record 756034. Alice refers to her St. Louis address. (The only surviving letter from Alice Crunden has a St. Louis address.)

Paul Gillard's death is mentioned.

The secretary sends a book but cannot locate Wealth Against Commonwealth [by Henry Demarest Lloyd].

The secretary asks for copies of "The Mine" and "Oysters and Women", two of the children's plays.

The secretary thanks Patricia for her order for two copies of the volume of children's plays.

The secretary wants to know arrangements for the children's journeys between terms.

The secretary states that the children may stay until Monday.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112.

BR claims on the basis of reports from Vietnam that the U.S. is burning alive hundreds of Vietnamese as routine policy. This is one of 17 identical letters to the editor sent to various newspapers. See documents .183095-.183112. In file is another TL(CAR), document .183112.

Chandler is extremely pleased with BR's efforts to ban the bomb and tells him there are many people secretly supporting him.

The enclosed is a review of Leonard Woolf's Principia Politica and T.D. Weldon's The Vocabulary of Politics, by Catlin and is intended for the American Political Science Review.

Chappelow thanks BR for letting him take his photograph and for allowing their conversation to be published as an interview.

On the Philosophical Society.

On the Philosophical Society. Catlin saw BR at the party for Mrs. Pandit (Nehru's sister).

On visiting BR with Vera Brittain.

Catlin asks about a broadcast by BR.

Dated from the review referred to in Catlin's letter of 1954/10/10.

Catlin sends BR a book, The Weil Lectures of 1957. [Not in Russell's Library.]

BR has written at the top: "Acknowledge". Catlin writes about the February 18 demonstration of the Committee of 100.

The date is the date that the text was "put on stencil".

Also in file: 2 other copies, documents .186351-.186352.

The enclosed documents are an offprint entitled "The Politics of George Catlin", and a review of BR's Has Man a Future?

Catlin asks that BR not take the trouble to write.

Catlin asks for BR's help in resisting the Thomas Paine Society.

On BR's "A New Approach to Peace".

This is a notice for Catlin's book of essays entitled Rabindranath Tagore.

A quotation on Catlin from an article in Der Staat.

BR thanks Catlin for his enclosures.

On ignoring abusive letters "which I find prevents vexation".

BR is glad of Catlin's offer of help, "should help be needed." Catlin had written of his important political contacts in the US and UK.

Re the children's train journey.

BR endorses the appeal for clemency on behalf of Safa and Agheli-Zahed. BR encloses an article he has published (not present).

On bills wrongly directed, bank accounts, and redirecting BR's mail.

On holiday arrangements for Kate.

BR needs to fill in a form to have his correspondence forwarded.

Kate will accompany John to Waterloo Station.

BR is delighted to learn of Massali's temporary permission to stay. Schoenman informs Massali that the German Embassy in the UK says there is no question of him being deported to Iran. Schoenman encloses an article of BR's called "Freedom in Iran" (not present). Attached is a copy, document .186363.

The Iranian students request Shirazi intervene in the exile of Ayatollah Khumaineh [Khomeini].

On contacts that Dora made on her recent trip to Germany for nuclear disarmament.

Dora tells Einstein that BR is in the U.S. Her 10-year-old son [John Conrad] is impressed that a "letter from Einstein" has arrived. A better photocopy is at RA1 710.049717, record 76400.

Edith retained a copy of this letter. See RA3 967.311219, record 28474.

Edith tells Dora that since John Conrad has requested that his father's watch (that of John's grandfather) not be sent to him, she will not be sending it.

Zaki requests information about Dr. Yadullah Sahabi or any Iranian political prisoners in general.

INF Informationen sends the BRPF documents about their work.

Attached are newsletters, documents .186367-.186373. INF Informationen, no. 7 (Nov. 1964), has BR's "Freiheit in Iran". The first 7 issues are present.

Schoenman thanks Djahansuz on behalf of BR for the translation of his article on Iran into German.

Massali thanks BR for inviting him to participate in the Conference on Denuclearization of the Middle East.

Massali informs BR that the Fourth Congress of the Confederation of Iranian Students will be held in Koln and that a message from BR would be received with great enthusiasm.

Schoenman informs Massali that BR has taken up the matter of the nine students with the Austrian authorities. The BRPF is pleased Massali can partake in the conference.

BR includes a message to be used by Massali.

Spillman wants to make the Free World aware of the situation in Iran involving the Shah.

The BRPF request a personal meeting with Spillman and refer him to Khalid Zaki to discuss actions on the Shah's forthcoming visit. Attached is a copy, TL(CAR), document .186381.

BR requests that Zahedi receive a delegation, concerning the situation in Iran, of representatives of 4 organizations on the occasion of the visit of the Shah.

On preparing the photographs.

Chappelow encloses the prints for his portrait of br.

A request is made for the punishment of "the gangsters" that attacked Persian students on March 5.

Farrokhi appeals to BR to bring British justice to bear on the Shah's secret police who victimized Iranian students during the Shah's recent visit to London.

In German. The topic seems the same as that of document .186384, record 75668. A rough translation is at document .186388.

Farley informs the Verein Iranischer Studenten that BR is acquainted with the facts and the case is before a court in London. The students wish no publicity at the moment.

Attached is a copy, TL(CAR) document .186390.

Chappelow encloses newspaper clippings from the London and northern England editions of the Observer to show that the difference in quality of the newsprint is what makes BR seem so grim in the London edition.

Chatalian has been drafted into the U.S. Army and hopes that BR's reply will reach him before he has to leave.

Thwaites encloses a schedule for the festival and a pamphlet on the Portraits of Living Writers Exhibition. Thwaites has signed on behalf of Elizabeth Jane Howard.

In French. Chen thanks BR for the meeting.

This is a transcription of document .048138. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. Both are corrected by BR.

Chen asks for a photograph of BR and Lady Russell and encloses one of himself. He gives more information about the painting of which he sends a reproduction to the Russells.

BR and Edith Russell thank Chen for the painting reproduction and the photo of himself. They do not have any photos of themselves, but when they get any, they will send him one.

Chen wishes BR many happy returns for his 90th birthday and wonders why he has had no replies of late.

BR apologizes for taking so long to respond to Chen's letters, but the volume of his correspondence has been overwhelming especially since the approach of his 90th birthday.

The newsclips are two articles on BR from Chinese newspapers. One is titled "An Appraisal of Lord Russell" by King Tak in the June 30 issue of Sing Tao Man Pao. The other is titled "Philosopher and Rebel" by Wong Gim-sang and was published in three installments on July 5, 7, and 9 in Wah Kiu Yat Pao. Both give negative opinions about BR.

BR is not surprised by what Chen says about the Hong Kong newspapers because they sound like the British ones.

Chen has sent an article on the evolution of BR's philosophy to his son-in-law to translate into English for BR.

Chen sends BR the translation of the article on his philosophy from the People's Daily. Chen's son-in-law does not feel that it is a good translation because he has been teaching economics and political finance instead of philosophy in recent years, and so is out of practice. Also, he has little opportunity to use English in Peking, so he found it difficult to write in English. The enclosure is titled "The Transition of the Philosophical Ideas of Bertrand Russell".

BR thanks Chen for going to all the trouble of translating the article. He is disappointed to find that it is lacking any serious criticism but states that journalism is rarely satisfactory on any subject. The article "bandies certain philosophical swearwords about".

The enclosed letter is to Stephen Fritchman. Chen writes at length on the Sino-Indian border dispute and has learned from Chinese newspapers that BR has corresponded with Chou En-lai.

BR encloses a recent statement he has made on the Sino-Indian border dispute.

On the present state of philosophy and BR's hopes in beginning philosophical studies.

Bahadur hopes that BR will visit him in India soon.

Cook sends BR a copy of his latest "offence" and requests BR's assistance.

This is news of the arrest of seven CIS activists in Iran charged with attempted murder of the Shah. BR's assistance is requested and Shakeri is coming to London for discussions.

BR appeals for the fair trial or release of the 7 activists charged with an attempt on the Shah's life.

This is a transcription of document .048158. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription.

BR has replied on the helplessness of metaphysics to solve the deep problems of life.

This is a transcription of document .048163. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. BR has corrected the ribbon copy.

Bahadur is pleased to know that BR plans to come to India.

This is a transcription of document .048164. Also in the file: a carbon copy of this transcription. BR has annotated both copies.

Bahadur has not heard from BR in a while.

This transcription of document .048166 has been annotated by BR. Also in the file: a carbon copy.

In German.

Anvar requests that BR send an appeal during the second Afro-Asian conference for the six Iranian graduates held in Tehran.

The Confederation of Iranian Students plans to set up "The Iranian Students Scholarship Fund" for students victimized on grounds of their political activities and requests BR's assistance in launching the programme.

The BRPF is happy to cooperate with the project and nominates Zaki to represent BR on the committee.