La Raison is published by La Federation Nationale de la Libre Pensée Française.

Sends Zaminder article without final mention of USA. (Possibly this is the statement at record 63125.)

On verso of Delbanco's letter.

Re: Philip Sutton as possibly doing BR's portrait.

"I assure you that I shall not rest...."

Enclosed letter is to the editor, Evening Standard.

Also enclosed is offprint titled "This Child Made His Way Back to Life" from a London newspaper, 26 June 1943.

Pamphlet is titled Links in the Chain of War.

"I am afraid I cannot agree with you when you say that the war hysteria in America, and in most of the other Cold War countries as well, is the result of a failure to pursue Christianity."

BR returns caricature that Rosen has sent. (It is now in the Russell Archives with the TLS.)

On the verso of Rosen's letter.

Re: Hillel Frimet, The Broken Promise.

Verso has BR's draft or dictated press release re BR's statement on "Friday's" demonstration in Moscow.

"I have now read The Broken Promise [by Hillel Frimet] which I return herewith. I think it a very powerful and very just indictment of the modern world and I am strongly of the opinion that it deserves to be reprinted."

Ts. is titled "Humanism: a Way to Peace".

A draft reply is on the letter.

BR hopes Rosenfeld "will persuade humanists to openly struggle against the Cold War and for human survival."

Rosenfeld requests greetings for a Linus Pauling dinner.

Re: Beacon Hill School.

There is also a ts. A carbon of this letter is to the attention of Michael Randle.

Re: a general strike against nuclear war.

Newsclip is titled "Please, for the Sake of Humanity", a reprint of a letter in Peace News, 2 Mar. 1962.

Re his anti-nuclear campaign and why he has decided not to go to the United States to campaign there.

Report also enclosed.

Re obtaining British citizenship for Edith Russell.

Re obtaining British citizenship for Edith Russell.

Re obtaining British citizenship for Edith Russell.

Re obtaining British citizenship for Edith Russell.

Re obtaining British citizenship for Edith Russell.

Invitation to a show of his recent portraits.

Invitation to a literary luncheon.

Mimeo is titled "Justice: an Equality".

On the verso of letter from Hepburn & Ross.

"Lord Russell asks me to thank you for your recent letter."

Letter is dated "January 12".

Ticket and poster for public meeting, 31 March 1955.

Enclosed periodical published by the Natal Coastal Region Young Progressives (not extant here).

Lindsay was the editor.

Re BR's letters to Gilbert Murray.

On verso of Roshwald's letter.

Blurb for Roshwald's A Small Armageddon.

See his article in Russell.

Ross writes from "this remote place", i.e. Victoria, B.C.

Enclosed letter to editor of Daily Mirror; there are two typings of the same letter.

Enclosed religious leaflets.