Originally filed as Novasha.

Ts. is titled "A Call to Scientists".

On verso of Nubar's letter.

List is titled "Possible Typographical Errors, in the Book, A History of Western Philosophy".

Typed copy of letter made by BR's staff; original letter was sent to his American publishers.

On verso of Nugent's letter.

Originally filed in N's.

Sent from: Nurses' home, Queen Mary's Hospital for Children.
 

Sent to: Nurses' home, Queen Mary's Hospital for Children.
 

Originally filed in I's.

[Obodiac became manager of Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, and published books on the Leafs.]

On verso of Obodiac's letter. "I do not quite see how to preach atheism in the style of Billy Graham. If one tried it in England, one would be sent to gaol for blasphemy."

Newsclip is titled: "'Abolish All War or Be Destroyed'".

Draft of this letter is attached. Re Cuban Missile Crisis.

10 ls. and 2 cards.

John Desmond Bernal.

Mimeo of tribute to Eileen's husband, J.D. Bernal, and invitation card to his memorial meeting.

Re death of Eileen's husband, J.D. Bernal.

19 ls. and 4 cards; 4 Aug. 1974 to 3 Nov. 1976. Encls.: newsletter, Call to Women, July-Oct. 1974, Nov. 1974-Feb. 1975, Feb.-May 1975; leaflet titled Call for World Disarmament Conference; press releases, 9 June 1975, Aug. 1975; Sanity: Voice of CND, Aug.-Sept. 1975; mimeo letter to Gerald Ford, Pierre Trudeau, Harold Wilson, n.d.; mimeo letter from Ethel Taylor of Women Strike for Peace, 11 Nov. 1975; pamphlet titled Don't Let Them Con You! We Can Win Peace by Gordon Schaffer; flyer announcing a meeting of the United Nations Association and Women for World Disarmament, 3 March 1976.

Holograph copy of petition that Edith Russell signed and returned to Eileen Bernal to be presented to Harold Wilson on 24 Oct. 1974, United Nations Day.

Holograph note in top corner of ts. carbon says "Message for Eileen Bernal's Call to Women sent 12/1/75".

Holograph note at foot of photocopy of ts., 12 Jan. 1975, suggesting changes to the text.

Welcome home.

4 ls., 1 card, n.d., 2 Feb. 1971 to 30 Jan. 1972.

On the death of Mary Burn.

From 29 March 1971 to 28 June 1977. Newsclip concerns Dr. Edith Bone from The Times, 22 Feb. 1975. Also enclosed is a ms. containing a few of Burn's favourite lines, and the memorial service for Mary Burn.

One ts. is a copy of Chap. 8 of O'Bryan's "book in process" titled Why Latin America Hates Us!. The other ts. is titled "Carl Henry O'Bryan: Biographical Sketch".

BR's reply is addressed to the occupier.

On verso of sender's letter.

"Thank you for sending me the Fortnightly Journal. I enjoyed the extract on prostitution, but I cannot afford to subscribe money to the continuation of the journal."

Not a letter but a mimeo titled "Morals and Nuclear Weapons: a Dialogue by Harald Ofstad".

Full name: New Zealand Save Chessman Committee.

Re Carl Chessman.

Forwarded to BR by Stanley Unwin.

Forwarded to BR by the Sunday Dispatch.

Poems are titled "Put the Stars in the Eyes of Eve" and "Fear".

Letter is wrongly addressed to "L.A. Reilly".

Re: education.