BR needs to avoid diversion of his work into new channels.

BR declines to contribute to a volume on Tagore.

BR will come to him to be photographed for the National Portrait Gallery.

BR cannot take part in a debate on May 10.

BR cannot undertake anything further.

BR has no time for an interview or even to answer written questions.

BR can recall writing only one article on education in recent years.

BR sends his good wishes for Tones' unspecified scheme.

On the upcoming disarmament conference.

BR recommends S. King-Hall's Defence in the Nuclear Age for publication as a Penguin.

BR has no other juvenilia that he wishes to see in print.

BR requests the return of letters requesting offprints.

"Autograph > Neilsen Hall (for Doniphan)". (Doniphan was Susan Russell's maiden name.)

"Yes".

"Yes". Re Pauling.

"No".

"No".

"No".

"3 men at Lafayette College Station—Ring up when you come. Can't tell now".

"See Common Sense and N.D. [sic] and speeches".

"Wish it well but can't be there".

BR is reluctant to approve Needham's work because he said the U.S. in Korea was using bacteriological warfare—which made BR suspect his judgment.

"All right with BR but rights rest with the publishers".

"Nothing doing. Perhaps could get books from a library".

"Photo > CBS".

BR won't make the suggested changes to his article on civil defence. If Robinson won't publish an addendum of his own, he is to return BR's typescript.

"Quite willing he should omit the words 'not all'." Re Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind.

"Highly honoured by invite but too busy to follow their policy and cannot be sure that he would always agree with it therefore rather not".

"No, on grounds of health".

"No".

On a projected (disarmament?) conference, and Teller.

BR requests return tickets to Copenhagen on April 18-20.

A testimonial for Ernest Gellner.

BR is already a referee for another candidate for the same position at Oxford.

BR postpones a meeting until May 4.

Plans for the Tait family visit, June 27 to July 25.

BR declines to write a foreword for a volume on Woodger.

"Wed—May 4—4 o'clock Chappells arrive".

Re travel arrangements to Copenhagen.

Re a visit on April 7 from 3 logicians: "you will all have to treat me as an ignoramus".

BR thanks Green for the kind things he says and agrees about the strength of indoctrinated prejudice.

"£26 > Chelsea rates".

BR declines to contribute to Dean's volume on Gandhi, as BR never met him.

On withholding income tax: "They could sell up one's goods and make one's work impossible."

BR guesses at 1912 for when Karen Stephen's The Misuse of Mind was written. He has heard about Anne and Dick Singh. (BR reviewed it in B&R C22.19.)

"Order from Unwin Western Philos and Freedom and Organ to be sent to Jeljaszewicz. Send from Plas P, signed, Human Knowledge".

"No, as he doesn't know anything about bio-chemistry and can't judge merits of her discovery—P. Bushell".

BR did not suppose that Mrs. Kay (in the CCNY case) was paying her own legal expenses.

BR refers him to Meitner-Graf for the latest photo of himself.

"Refusal > N.Y. Dostievsky Dinner".

Thank you for a very nice and very encouraging letter.

"Autographed photo > Freddy Mehta—Karachi".

"By telephone Jones—12.50 at Bangor—Dec. 12".

Debate with Copleston is only in English edition of Why I Am Not a Christian.

"Manchester CND Record".

BR asks if Georg Tietz needs a copy of My Philosophical Development. "The difficulty about money is that he is one of thousands."

On Eurasian children. "I do not much believe in inherent differences between the East and the West."

BR praises J.B. Priestley's Literature and Western Man, especially for the part on the Romantic Movement.

For free will (a "very difficult" question), BR refers Ramstead to the "Sin" chapter of Human Society and Chap. 8 of Our Knowledge.

BR declines to write a foreword to Hyam's Sex, Sin and Society.

"The penultimate chapters of The Scientific Outlook were intended to show the inadequacy of such an outlook if it stands alone."

BR has not "grown less hostile to Christianity", despite his remark about Christian love.

"£1 to Staff Superintendent, House of Lords".

"£23.5.0 > D. Pugh & Son".

"No > Merioneth Rural Community (Art Exhibit)".

BR will not have time to see him in London to and from Copenhagen.

BR finds it "tiresome" to be so occupied by business.

BR encourages Tanaka to issue the series of text-books he mentions.

BR hopes to find a reference in a book in his London house, Coulton's Mediaeval Garner. The reference is not in Lee's History of Sacerdotal Celibacy.

"£2.3.11 for the Amberley Papers > Barclays Bank".

"5.6.9 > R". ("R" is possibly Redmond's husband.

"3.10.9 > Jean".

BR is grieved that he cannot undertake more meetings in Copenhagen.

BR provides a foreword to New Moves in the H-Bomb Struggle (enclosed).

BR is agreeable to recording a message and would like an indication of what "such a message should say".

BR believes he only undertook to see off the CND deputation to Paris at the airport.

BR sends £5 towards film-making expenses.

"No > John Ruskin Grammar School".

BR provides a travel schedule to Copenhagen.

Banking business. BR wishes to know as soon as he is overdrawn "as I have funds available at my London Bank".

On the dialectic method in Marx-Engels, and the axiom of internal relations in Leibniz. "A Broad-Church Marxist could easily eliminate it [the dialectic]."

"No > Secretary-General of XIX Congress of Sociology in Mexico".

"Autograph (again) to Karanjia, Bombay".

BR advises Lockhart to ring him up in London before going to Wales to see him.

"Thank you for your letter of March 31. I am glad to know of your interest in logic. As regards your contradiction derived from the principle that a law cannot be applied to itself, I think that the doctrine of types will deal with it as well as with Gödel's problems. The point is that the law is not one law, but as many as there are types, and, when one seems to be applying a law to itself, one is applying the law of the N+1^th grade to the law of the N^th grade.

I wish you well for success in your logical investigations."

"No—Venezuelan Embassy".

Boynton's lecture involving BR's Nightmares must have been "great fun".

"From the Earl R > Author's Who's Who".

"As for D.H. Lawrence, you will find what I have to say about him in my Portraits from Memory." Lawrence did not keep BR's letters, and BR did not make copies.

BR does not know where his "Ten Commandments" was published.

"Haddow | A. Buchan | Mott > Rotblat". (These would be Pugwash letters that BR is forwarding.)

Re permission to use "Reflections on Being Eighty".

"Zemenides letter 'not acknowl.' > Unwin".

BR declines to do a preface for lack of working time.

"Dora's income tax > her lawyers".

BR thanks Bickersteth for "the amusing photograph of myself when young". (It is of BR climbing a studio prop.)

"You say all the things that I most like having said about myself."

"£49.5.7 > John Brown". (This may be John Brown of Oxford U. Press, but why would BR send him money?)

"Autograph, photo > Marjorie Harrison".