Schoenman is visiting California.

The document is titled: "Memorandum for the Attention of Mr. Fenner Brockway, M.P., on the Seizure of the Passport of the Passport of Ralph Schoenman by the American Embassy".

Also 3 carbon copies, all signed by BR.

BR states that he has persuaded Schoenman to abstain from illegal activities in the U.K.
 

Schoenman asks Rosten if Look will pay a fee for an article by BR for use in his peace work. At the top of the page there is what appears to be the end of a cable from Rosten.

Published as "The Magus". On the book by E.M. Butler.

In response to J.D. Bernal's letter in the issue of 24 Oct. 1949 on the Soviet treatment of scientists.

Horn has decided to sign a declaration about his political beliefs, under pressure from the Regents of the University of California.

Published as "Bertrand Russell and the U.S."

A letter, probably in response to an editor or publisher who had requested a photograph of BR. He sends the person to Julie Medlock.

BR encloses the preface (whose dictated ms. follows) to Bertrand Russell's Dictionary of Mind, Matter and Morals.

Published as "British Guiana".

Published as "1948 Russell vs. 1954 Russell".

Also in file: a TL(TC).

Published as "Atomic Weapons".

A covering letter for BR's tribute to Sir Stanley Unwin on his 70th birthday.

BR encloses a new abstract of "Some Philosophical Contacts".

Published as "Could Britain Fight?".

BR encloses a summary of his lecture on J.S. Mill.

McAllister encloses proofs of "The Road to Peace".

Also in file: a TLS, two transcriptions and a carbon copy.

Published as "Peril in the East", the letter describes Churchill and Nehru as "wise".

The letter is presumably to the Guardian. It was originally filed with other letters to that newspaper, but even the dictated form of it does not indicate its destination.

On reading the Guardian's obituary of himself in 1921. Also in file: the editorial to which BR is responding.

BR is "overwhelmed by the kindness of my welcome this afternoon".

He encloses a draft letter to Heads of State (document .021460a) for Astor to have typed for BR's signature, and a statement for the press (both B&R C55.29).

Enclosed with document .021460 as part of the launch of the Russell-Einstein Manifesto.

On introspection having led John Foster Dulles to risk war over Quemoy and the Matsu Islands.

BR has signed the letter "Mankind, Inc (pp. Bertrand Russell Hon. Sec.)".

Edith Russell took down the letter on the verso of the front wrapper torn from Leslie Charteris, The Saint Goes West (Pan).

Addressed only to "Margaret", the letter concerns Morton Sobell and encloses a letter to the Guardian on his case.

Published as "The Sobell Case".

An addendum to a letter published as "The Case of Morton Sobell".

Also in file: an ALD and clippings of letters in reply to BR's.

Published as "The Suez Canal".

Also in file: an ALD; also a different ALD(X).

Published as "Britain's Act of War".

Also in file: two TL(CAR).