Not a letter but a poem for BR's 90th birthday.

Sending her suggestion to C100.

In Greek, translation attached.

Publicity flyer on Manshardt, a concert pianist, contains a photo of him by Lotte Meitner-Graf.

From the Manuel Quintela Hospital employees.

Re: painting by David Siqueiros, Mexican.

Re BR's decision to commit suicide if Britain were taken over by Communists.

"Protests by individuals have undoubtedly been important in the past, but under Communist regimes they have achieved nothing whatever." On verso of Mares' letter.

Newsclip from La Voce Republicana, Rome, 20 Apr. 1955: "La Via Verso la Pace", Bertrand Russell e la Solidarieta' Mondiale.

Enclosed notes publication of a BR message in La Wisp, the monthly news bulletin of the L.A. chapter of "Women Strike for Peace".

Ts. is "News" re Cuban crisis.

Ts. is excerpts from letters and articles re Vietnam and Cuba.

Abstract is titled "The Concept of Logic".

Re: Marxism and logic.

"I should suggest that you retain a sense of wonder, a disdain for the easy and conventional and a tragic appreciation of the debased uses to which authority is ever ready to put the most sublime and disinterested speculation of man."

BR has recently stayed at the hotel in Bamford, Derbyshire.

Newsclip is a review of Essays in Skepticism by Bob MacKenzie.

Re: Georg Tietz.

Says he attended BR's lectures at U. of Chicago, 1938-39.

Marshall's letter contains a transcription of a letter from BR dated 27 April 1952. It appears the transcription is not correct.

"I am sorry I cannot help you about the 'testament of the twelve patriarchs'. What I knew about it I obtained from the copy of Dr. Charles's book The Apocrypha and Pseudepigraphs of the Old Testament in English that belonged to the library of Bryn Mawr College (Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.) near which I was living at the time. I do not know of any publication of the book by itself, but only of the portions of it contained in the above work by Dr. Charles."

"Football matches, motor car rallies, royal occasions and many other sporting events cause the police much inconvenience and expense, but nobody suggests that these should be curtailed. Marches and sit-downs are merely concerned with the survival of men on this planet, and, therefore, according to your argument, ought to be stopped. I think you will agree that this is a curious attitude."

Not a letter but vol. 1, no. 4 of Applied Physics Letters, with brief note across top and leaflet "Build for Peace".

Enclosed letters to editor of The Guardian and The Scotsman re nuclear disarmament.

Is forwarding his letters and enclosures to C100.

Re Lois Martin.
 

Has seen photo of BR with Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. (Not extant in BR's library.)

Agrees to an interview on Clifford Allen for Marwick's biography.

Suggests The Conquest of Happiness.

Ts. is titled "Look at the Universe".

Ts. is titled "Trustee's Dilemma".