Encloses her book Frauen im Laufgitter, no. 2037 in BR's Library where it is catalogued under R.

Re: Theodore Fischer.

Found in Plas Penrhyn copy of Tlatilco 1. (In 2015 this volume was not found in BR's Library as catalogued. Presumably Tlatilco 1 referred to volume 1 of Roman Pina Chan's work of that title.)

BR has written at the foot of the letter "Colette Leglot".

Ts. is titled "Ideal Communism".

Photo is of diploma gold medal won by Ludomir Rozycki in 1937; also enclosed is a ts. by Stefania Rozycka and Ludomir Rozycki proposing a World Art Day, "Journée Internationale de l'Art".

BR's letter is addressed to Stefanja Rozycka.

Signature is illegible.
 

Biographer of Sir James G. Frazer.

Standard condolence letter.

Also flyer and newsclip for memorial meeting, 13 March 1970. 3 typed lists of names of people who sent their condolences (one has many handwritten additions by Edith Russell; documents .311328-.311330).

A thank-you for his assistance on the death of BR.

A thank-you for his assistance on the death of BR.

A thank-you for his assistance on the death of BR.

A thank-you for his assistance on the death of BR.

Re Noam Chomsky's Russell Memorial Lectures.

Re Noam Chomsky's Russell Memorial Lectures.

"I have had to sell our beloved little house [43 Hasker St.] in London and have been immersed in legal dealings, furniture disposal and general fuss."

Ts. is of the inscription composed for BR's memorial brass at Trinity College, Cambridge.

Attached is "with compliments" slip from Herbert Gunn, editor of Sunday Dispatch.

On verso of Rudge's letter.

Re: Grete Forchhammer, her sister, a teacher at Beacon Hill School, who died in 1957.

She also translated On Education into Danish.

On verso of Ruhman's letter.

On verso of page 2 of Ruhman's letter.

Re: photograph of sketch by Walt Ruhman.

BR asks if it can be used in British anti-nuclear campaign.

Offprint is titled "The Mood-Projections of Walt Ruhman", by Alexander Kennedy, The Journal of Mental Science, 106 (July 1960): 827-30.

Photos are of his paintings and drawings as well as the draft title-page of An Age of Trial, the catalogue by William Dale for the show to be held at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Text of this letter was used as part of foreword to catalogue of Walt Ruhman's show, An Age of Trial.

Copy of catalogue has not yet been found, but see B&R B156 for a proof copy.

Wants to alter BR's wording from second to third person.

Grants permission for slight verbal alterations.

Has sent An Age of Trial to Doubleday Publishers Inc. for consideration.

Re receipt of W. Ruhman's An Age of Trial.
 

Ts. is titled "A Modern Noah's Ark."

BR encloses copy of Win We Must.

Originally filed in R's.

Signed "Anti-Russell".
 

Re: BR's mail being delivered mistakenly to himself.

Ms. is titled "Down to Earth".