Neill returns to the subject of his book manuscript with Norton.

BR asks Trevelyan to intervene to allow A.S. Neill of Summerhill School to continue to employ a Frenchman to teach French.

A second carbon of this letter is in Rec. Acq. 22, record 65.

BR asks Bondfield to intervene in her department concerning Neill's desire to continue hiring a Frenchman to teach French.

There is another carbon of this letter in Rec. Acq. 22, record 62.

Schoenman looks forward to seeing the pamphlet on South East Asia prepared by Purcell. He accepts the invitation to lunch intended for Christopher Farley.

Purcell has made revisions to the pamphlet on South East Asia. It now awaits BR's approval and then publication.

Farley acknowledges Purcell's letter and informs him that Schoenman will respond when he returns from abroad.

Also in file: TL(CAR).

Mundle encloses hypothetical answers to why BR formed a high opinion of Wittgenstein's Tractatus.

Typed at the top as additions to the BRPF letterhead: Selassie, Haile; Pauling, Linus; Kaunda, Kenneth; Senghor, Leopold; Nkrumah, Kwame.

A recorded interview of Philip Noel-Baker.

Silcox wonders how things are working out and refers to the children being at the school in Devon.