Newsclip is a quotation from James Thurber.

Enclosed is titled "Introducing Peace Pilgrim".

Pamphlet is My Hamlet (Beirut, 1961) by Pilikian.

BR's letter is addressed to John Pilignian.

BR's letter is addressed to Mrs. A.R. Pilling.

Tear-sheet from Life magazine is a review of The Soul of China [in Mills Library]; BR is mentioned in the review and discussed in the book.

BR's letter is incorrectly addressed to B.J. Pringle.

On verso of Pinnington's letter. Re: South Africa.

A translation from Italian to English is attached.

Also from her and Chris's children, Michael and Liz Farley.

Sent to Edith Russell by Barry Feinberg with his letter of 29 Sept. 1970; re "The Perplexities of John Forstice".

Covers are for the paperback edition of BR's Autobiography to be published in March 1971 by Allen and Unwin; Edith Russell selected the photos for the covers.

Photocopies of newsclips are reviews of The Collected Stories and items related to BR's centenary.

Photocopies of newsclips are reviews of The Collected Stories and items related to BR's centenary.

Encloses more newsclips and returns 2 photos (not extant here).

Sent to Edith Russell by Barry Feinberg with his letter of 9 Sept. 1977.

Note written at foot of letter from Rayner S. Unwin.

Feinberg wrote a note at the foot of the letter and then forwarded it to Edith Russell.

Re establishing a Bertrand Russell Memorial Lecture at Flinders.

Edith suggests the lecture be called "The Bertrand Russell Memorial Lecture in Science and Philosophy".

First Memorial Lecture given by Mark Oliphant on "Science and the Future".

On the verso of Bammer's letter.

Second Memorial Lecture by Rutherford Ness Robertson on "Science: Its Scope and Limits".

"While it would be foolish to deny that there may well be examples of hyperbole or exaggeration on pages of Has Man a Future, and even some unsupported assumptions and over-simplifications, it seems to me that the majority of the criticisms you make are trivial in the extreme.... I have neither the time nor the desire to reply to each of your criticisms in turn."

Mimeos concern notice of meeting and an application form to purchase shares.

Mimeos are titled "Who's 'Failing the Peace'?", and "Sermon to a Rector". Song is titled "Let Me Die ... with My Head Held High".

Ts. is titled "Our Initial Program".

Polaris Action, bulletin, issue 11a.

Re: Stanley Kramer

Re: Stanley Kramer on verso of Pole's letter.

Ts. is titled "Extracts from 'Atomic Suicide?' by Dr. and Mrs. Walter Russell".

On verso of Pole's letter. "I hesitate to embark upon a campaign against the industrial uses of atomic energy as I have enough on my hands in combatting its military uses."

Ts. re Dr. Walter Russell.

At foot of Pole's letter.

Atomic Suicide is "completely devoid of sense".

Card, from The Sunday Post, is not addressed to anyone.

The card was designed by Pollack for the Jewish Museum, New York.

BR refers Pollack to Housman's Bookshop which produces cards in support of the anti-nuclear movement.