Receipt for £50 donated to the Lord Mayor of London's National Hungarian and Central European Relief Fund.

Originally filed in H's; moved by RA staff.

Originally filed in H's.

BR is thanked for his gift of £5.

Originally filed in H's; ts. is draft constitution of the Harlech Society.

Invitation to the Welsh "Land of Song" ball; also order form.

"I am sorry that I have no new message to give to your students except that I hope the world may move towards general disarmament and world peace and that India will play an important part in this movement."

Haroon was editor of the English magazine at his college in Andhra Pradesh, India.

Added by Edith Russell: "[Trafalgar Sq., 3 April 1961, handed up to Plinth]".

One newsclip is B&R C62.56; the other is a letter to the editor, Idaho State Journal, 11 Nov. 1962, re BR.

"I am sorry to learn of your painful mental state, but I did not write sooner as I did not know of anything useful to say. I am quite persuaded that nothing done by the living can have any effect upon the dead and I should like you to be persuaded of this as it would diminish your suffering. But I do not know any specific means of persuading you."

"29 Millbank has been pulled down, and for that reason I no longer live there."

Envelope only.

Originally filed in the H's; moved to E's by Russell Archives staff.

Poem is titled "Blue Construction".

Appears to be the reply to Sherry Hartwell's letter.

Enclosed pamphlet titled Scientists in Blunderland; poem titled "Peace"; also tss. on relativity.

BR encloses a signed photograph to be hung in the USS Lexington Library as one of the great men of science.

Ts. concerns the Cold War.

Draft reply from BR on Haskins' letter cites references from the Bible.

On recto of Hatcher's letter.

Ts. is titled:"Social Knowledge and Useful Information: an Organizational Project".

Enclosed is a letter to the editor of the Daily Telegraph, 23 Feb. 1961, defending BR.

The letter is signed Ralph Hawtrey.

Full organization name is: Unit for Education in the United Kingdom in Commonwealth-American Affairs.

Mimeo is biographical data on Patrick Malin.

Refers to article on BR in Weltwoche.

Ts. are chapters of Hayton's science fiction ms., "Low on the Mountain".