Dated by the reference to the recent death of the Pope who helped Mussolini.

The clips show Eisenhower attending a mass for the Pope.

Re Marriage and Morals: "Evidence from educationists has led me to change the view which you query. I gather that there is no evidence of genetic inferiority of negroes as compared to white men, but I doubt whether, as yet, there is any conclusive evidence on the point."

Mimeo is ts. titled "Idea! International Disarmament Expedition of America".

Mimeos are letters to "Fellow Human Beings", Idea, no. 1.

BR justifies lying in the case of the fox mentioned in The Conquest of Happiness.

Petition concerns universal direct representation in the UN.

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to Mr. Jaffeky; on verso of Jaffery's letter.

Newsclip is an article from Morning News, Pakistan, 11 May 1962, by Jaffery titled "Bertrand Russell—An Appreciation".

Enclosure is a handwritten extract from an untitled anti-war article by Robertson Davies from The Montreal Star, 14 Nov. 1959.

Ts. is titled "The UNESCO and New Leadership".

Ts. is titled "The Parts of Speech—Is There a Logical Order?".

On philosophy of language.

"I very much agree with what you said in your paper about the languages of uncivilized people and misleading effects which the study of them has had in the philosophy of language."

Fact sheet re C.L.R. James Legal Fund.

Forwarded to BR with a marginal note: "BR thought this would interest you. I believe you know CLR James? JM."

JM is Julie Medlock.

[BR debated James in 1939 (B&R D39.02).]

Ts. is titled "Quem Deus Perdere Vult, Prius Dementat" and signed by Flower James, author of Lest We Forget.

On verso of Jamieson's letter.

"Seven other people" are entirely dependent on what BR earns.

Sends him £25.

On verso of Jason's letter.

Re fall-out shelters.

"My warmest thanks for your delightful present of champagne...."

Enclosed is list of books by BR that he wants.

Contains probable reference to B&R C58.49.

Enclosed are 2 letters to editor of Oregonian, a published letter and a cartoon and a leaflet, all concerning nuclear disarmament.

P.C. has Butchart Gardens, Victoria, B.C., as illustration.

"I entirely agree that [Hugh] Gaitskell has betrayed both Socialism and human decency in his advocacy and behaviour. It appears to me that it is far better to support an issue about which one feels strongly than to pursue the elusive rewards of empty power."

On verso of Jennings' letter.

"Plas Penrhyn (#29 Millbank)".

Ts. is an untitled theory of thought.

The poem is dedicated to BR and the peace marchers of England by Astrid Palmgren.

Van Rooy wonders if BR would send a statement to Kurdish Facts on the Baathist War against Kurdish autonomists, to get the International Society Kurdistan more subscribers and/or some other kind of material for support or if he can inform them about what other types of measures can be taken to influence governments to vote in favour of the Mongolian People's Republic's Resolution on Kurdistan in the 18th UN Assembly.

Letter is to the editor, New York Herald Tribune.

The mimeo concerns "The World Peace Bank".

Letter is mistakenly addressed to "C.K. Jessop".

Joel writes as chairman of the Exceptional Child Committee, Parent-Teacher Association of South Mountain School, South Orange, N.J.

On verso of Joel's letter.

Despite the return address of "PP", BR states that he is away from home.