List of atheists [for BBC] who aren't logicians.

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Leave Winchell alone. $50 from Living. Divorce.

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Send recent issue with article by Raymond, "The Yanks in England".

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Daughter of BR's aunt Georgie [Russell]; was imprisoned; 2 novels under name of Joan Henry. *Not* married to Ion Braby.

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location. Letter is addressed to Mrs. Standage, one of her other names.

Refugee? Formosa.

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Message for new monthly, Under the Banner of Freedom.

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Matter and mind; Armenians (Abdul Hamid).

Day date not on document. Taken from physical location.

Letter to Unwin.

Book to send.

Apply to American agent re "Reflections on My 80th Birthday".

Send to Mr. Tyler—taxes.

Permission to include a passage in a manual of Russian composition.

3rd person reply to Appeal—101—Child.

Reading his Cardinal.

Permission to be had from Simon and Schuster.

No letters from [George] Santayana; "I have never had access to my brother's [Frank Russell] papers." (Re Archives.)

Would be a pleasure to give BBC talk on Jane Harrison (but not BR's decision).

No letter from Mrs. Stewart in Archives I.

Re reduction in royalty rate for draft contract.

Accepts Unwin's judgment on royalties.

BR is not a judge of poetry.

Can't contribute to his magazine.

Must avoid travel.

Document enclosed.

Unwin to publish short stories, so don't get them accepted by magazines.

Imperial Defence College on 4 Dec. ("The Future of Mankind").

Will subscribe to The Interpreter.

Use Max [Beerbohm's] drawing of Webb. New Mexican telephone calls.

Critique of his Cardinal typescript.

Wants copy of Sunday Times review of Impact of Science on Society.

Return book manuscript. Lord Russell regrets.—3rd person.

Accepts dinner invitation to meet Professor Weitz.

Can't find time to see her.

Can't find time to see her.

Actual letter number is 1a

On BR's "Portraits from Memory".

Acquiring recognition ("The first and easiest step is to deserve it"). Mass psychology.

Knowledge of "everyday things".

Won't be in U.S.A. again.

Whitehead (brother of Bishop).

BR can't write on [John] Dewey's aesthetics.

Will read booklet socialist democracy.

Accepts invitation to cocktail party.

Encouragement from his letter, to which BR replied on 25 July 1952, no. 13.

"A Free Man's Worship" is in Mysticism and Logic.

Declines invitation.

Would like to see him and bring Edith Finch.

French letter on topic of "Sur Homme".

On BR's article (?) in Die Weltwocker.

After Sept. 15 is best.

Dealt with fear of death in chapter [of New Hopes for a Changing World] on "A Happy Man".

Try to place 4 BBC reminiscences.

Thanks for old will. Countess Russell's address.

BR too busy to accept. Made a rule now to speak only for the BBC.

Conrad [Russell's] reports. Changing tutors.

Pembroke Lodge. All sold except for few odds and ends which Agatha [Russell] kept and which went to Newnham College.

Granada experience.

Can't help Mr. Abian re functions of a complex variable.

Encloses reply (dictated ms.) to Dallas Kenmare's letter and asks that the broadcast on reason and emotion be printed.

List of names and addresses [re civil liberties in U.S.A.]

"Reason and Passion" and "Whitehead".

June 3 suits BR well for a talk at Chatham House.

No date on document.

Re short stories (wants all back for final revision).

[Stefan] Themerson's genius.

BR's stories. Keeping sane has also been BR's main ambition.

Thanks for picture of BR's house—"this reminder of a place I loved."

Revising "Benefit of Clergy" and writing "Guardians of Parnassus".

Would enjoy BBC discussion with Sir John Sheppard.

Cheque to Cullen — Childs.

Lost his letter. Deleted.

New letter: too busy to go into such matters—"I have felt in recent years that I ought to do less pleasant jobs."

Re Robert C. Marsh.