This morning she left Arthur. The letter seems to precede document .050176, record 1200.

In German. BR has annotated it in ballpoint: "Author of a book on Bolshevism and of one on the Jesuits".

Gabor asks if he has correctly represented BR's views on eugenics in the enclosed address to the Heretics, "Inventing the Future".

On the Russell paradox. Gabriel was a moral sciences tutor at Girton College, 1922-26.

She belongs to the Cambridge generation "strongly inclined to believe everything you say".

Russell forwards document .050193a to BR.

Green congratulates BR on his Fellowship and gives him Southgate news, mentioning teachers' names.

Green encloses an essay (not present) for BR to critique.

Green reiterates the invitation from Robert Davies and G.E. Moore to speak on nuclear weapons in Cambridge.

Green encloses a draft of his interview article (not present) for The Observer or Manchester Guardian.

Green confronts BR with changes in his views since 1955.

Green thinks Bevan is only a few weeks behind in opposing the U.K. H-bomb.

Green encloses his essay on H-bomb problems, document .050427a, 23 pages. Green mentions G.E. Moore's position and Cambridge CND.

Green could not visit BR.

Green asks for BR's comments on a ms., "Debate on Survival", document .050431a.

On Green's ms., "Debate on Survival". BR thinks spies, beyond Fuchs, contributed very little to Russian nuclear successes.

Green is going to rewrite his "Debate on Survival" ms.

Green asks BR to speak in Cambridge.

BR declines to speak to the Cambridge CND.

Green hopes BR will read his revised "Debate on Survival".

Green has drafted an appeal to the government of China to take the lead in nuclear disarmament.

BR doubts that China would act by itself for nuclear disarmament.

BR has found that the Labour Party's China policy does not need his intervention.

Green proposes a new interview article with BR.

BR agrees that Green's questions are important and agrees to an interview.

Green has met with BR and encloses a draft of the interview article, based partly on a typescript BR gave him.

BR approves the interview text but deletes a remark about Portmeirion as "Clough Williams-Ellis is a neighbour and friend of mine".

Green has failed to get the interview article accepted.

Green proposes a CND journal.

Green encloses a letter putting forth his China proposal.

BR thanks Green for his interesting letter to Jole.

BR approves the shortened interview. He cannot see Green because BR will be in London Aug. 8-23.

Re a meeting with BR in Wales.

Talk at Plas Penrhyn.

Green notes that Peace News has accepted the interview article.

On CND politics.

This document is a carbon copy of document .050459, record 76850, but without the revisions in Edith Russell's hand.

On CND politics and Austin Underwood.

Green is pleased that the sit-down was successful and asks BR to read the enclosed "Debate on Survival".

BR will read "Debate on Survival" as soon as he can "get a little leisure".

BR cannot spare the time from preparing for "a large demonstration on September 17", if he remains at liberty.

Green suggests concentrating demonstrations against "extermination bases".

Green writes on CND and Committee of 100 policies. He asks BR for reminiscences of the Magpie and Stump election of 1892.

BR, in a letter of very different tone, states that he finds Green's suggestions of CND difficulty and difference "tedious".

Greenish asks for BR's public statements to be sent to him in Australia.

On BR's imprisonment "from all your many friends in Australia".

A transcription of document .050307; also with a carbon copy.

BR is asked to contribute to a rectorial campaign featuring Clement Attlee.

Bamber writes on behalf of the Attlee Rectorial Committee.

Gleich wants to meet BR.

Photographing could be done in London.

Glass states that his only photographs of BR are "about six years old" [but see document .050311].

BR did not know that John Cowper Powys lived at Ffestiniog.

Glass would like to re-photograph BR.

BR supplied the year. Greenwood asks why BR did not write while in China and invites him to visit.

BR agrees to meet Gleich in London.

On his book, The Economics of Khaddar.

In German.

In German.

On Russia and China, following the Russells' letter to the Nation.

The card, posted in Holland, is initialled "H.G.", and concerns the lack of formalities in entering the country.

The enclosures concern a peace walk in California.

Keller has heard BR speaking "a classical German" over Radio Munich. A note at the top indicates that BR has sent Keller "The Next Step in International Relations".

Keller encloses a booklet on international law by Lucio M. Moreno Quintana.

Keller invites BR to the Tenth Grotius Day.

Keller invites BR to the 11th Grotius Day or to send a message in lieu.

BR is in "whole-hearted agreement" with the aims of the Grotius Foundation.

Keller suggests BR send a friend to receive the Grotius medal on BR's behalf.

Goldman invites BR to a public dinner on her behalf on Nov. 13.

Guest is publishing The Struggle for Power in Europe 1917-1921" and wants to see BR about China.

Guest requests a nurse for Clifford Allen. See document .046846, record 1355 for the ribbon copy of this transcription.

Goldman appeals to BR to sign the enclosed letter to the Council of Peoples Commissars, U.S.S.R.

This letter is a carbon of document .050337. The photocopy is from the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam.

BR will be glad to see Goldman on Oct. 20 or 21 in London.

The photocopy is from the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam.