"The question you ask me is one which has to be faced by all parents with unusual opinions. I think, on the whole, you would probably do better to send your daughter to Sunday School since otherwise she will suffer from feeling 'odd' and might easily acquire a wish for orthodoxy. But, if your daughter has any strong wish not to go to Sunday School, I should let her have her way."

Clips concern US foreign policy.

Also enclosed newsclip, which is B&R C63.21.

National Association of Labour Teachers was formed after the Teachers' Labour League (of which BR was a vice-president) came under Communist control.

Thanks BR for agreeing to become a vice-president.

Also enclosed ts. titled "Oriental Tarzan, a Strange Being" and poem titled "The Saddest Scene at Mikawashima Dog Pound".

Letter sent also to Nehru, Macmillan, Kennedy, and The Statesman, India.

The Indian Association at Leeds University.

Re the Indian Philosophical Academy's invitation.
 

Claremont-Nedlands branch.

2 colour slides and black and white photo of paintings by unknown artist.

Journal is The Inquirer, 21 May 1955.

Originally filed in the I's because of enclosure; moved to F's.

BR's reply is addressed to Henry W. Smith; see record 14469.

On verso of Iberall's letter.

"Letter" is a poem addressed "From one human to another".

On verso of Foundation's letter; addressed to "Mrs. T.W. Beak".

Also enclosed is a promotional flyer for football (soccer) from John Diefenbaker.

Enclosed with International Football Institute letter.

Tilford was translations editor of The International Language Review.

The date is typed as 30 Feb. 1960.

Not a letter but a printed invitation.

Re ban on foreign youth attending International Youth Camp.

BR responds to Islamist objections to Wisdom of the West.

"1) The British armies did flee from Dunkirk just as Mohammed fled from Mecca to Medina. 2) I do not believe that Mohammed or anyone else was impelled by 'divine inspiration'. 3) To call flight 'strategic withdrawal' is ludicrous. 4) The picture of the prophet should be displayed as a matter of interest to students and scholars. 5) Chauvinism is harmful and also accompanies the absence of any humour or humility.

Yours sincerely
BR

P.S. I am opposed to all superstition: Muslim, Christian, Jewish or Buddhist."

Mrs. Monsell.

Mrs. Monsell.

Originally filed in K's; moved to I's by Russell Archives staff.

Letter is mistakenly addressed to Mr. K. Jamail; this mistake was compounded by the letter being filed in the J's, now refiled in the I's.

The questionnaire concerns the European University Institute where he was a student; originally filed in I's and moved by Russell Archives staff.

Originally filed in I's; moved by Russell Archives staff.

Originally filed in I's; moved by Russell Archives staff.

"Known as John H. Ferguson".

Periodical is I Speak to You Through Letters, vol. III, 1 Jan 1963.

Re S. Subramanya Iyer.