BR's dictated response is at the head of the letter: "Every sympathy with their <International Humanist and Ethical Union> work. Willing to lend my name. Too busy to do any work as Advisor. R."

A legal opinion on BR's copyright and payment situation with regard to Wisdom of the West.

BR encloses a letter from Malik, the USSR Ambassador to UK (see record 130724).

BR encloses a copy of his letter to Khrushchev (see record 85586).

This letter was enclosed with BR's letter to Foges (see record 85585).

BR encloses his letter to Sir Stanley Unwin (see record 7100).

Foges encloses a copy of the letter he wrote to Sir Stanley Unwin (see record 7092).

BR encloses a letter from Mary Tibaldi Chiesa (see record 7101).

"You have some manuscripts of mine which Erni was contemplating illustrating. I have heard nothing further about them. If you have no matured plans for their publication, I should be grateful if you would return them to me, as I can get them published elsewhere."

[The manuscripts BR mentions are unidentified—but it is not too early for "The Queen of Sheba" project.]

On The Queen of Sheba. Hans Erni and Foges "are writing this letter together." They propose that BR should copy out the story by hand, which, together with illustrations by Erni, would produce a "unique document".