On verso of Sayers' letter.

Newsclips are from National Guardian, March 6, 13, and 27, 1961 re Claude Eatherly.

BR cannot help with his research on George Santayana or Walter Lippmann.

Ts. is open letter re Schelansky.

Encloses Human Rights are Made in Heaven, States' Rights are Made in Darkness. (Not present.)

Letter contains a statement by BR.

"We thank you for your order for nine titles in the Ulverscroft large print series...."

Re large-print books.

Thank you for order.

Thank you for order.

Thank you for order.

Thank you for order.

Invoice lists titles ordered in February and March.

Thank you for an order [for large-print books].

Thank you for order. We have considered including Jane Austen titles but most are too long.

Wants to know if they have published a new list of mysteries.

Thank you for order.

Re the missing Patricia Wentworth's Poison in the Pen.

Contains list of books that BR wants to order.

Thank you for order.

Re large-print books.

Re large-print books.

Re large-print books.

Re large-print books.

Re large-print books.

"Please send me one copy each of all twelve of your thrillers printed in large type."

Edith wants to order The Best Short Stories of Rudyard Kipling.

We do not sell books.

Wants to order The Northanger Abbey, The Rose and the Ring, the Selected Short Stories of Frank R. Stockton, Selected Stories of Samuel L. Clemens, Plutarch's Lives of the Noble Greeks, vols. 1 and 2.

Books will not be available until September.

Ms. is titled "The United Nations".

On verso of Schneiderman's letter.

Photo is also enclosed.

Ts. is titled "Verteilung der Schrift".
 

Ts. is titled "A Sure Way to Peace".

On verso of Schroder's letter.

The signature of the surname is not legible; it begins "Sc".

Enclosed letter to the German paper Die Welt.

On verso of Schutz's letter.

Schwartz offers to purchase BR's mss. and tss. [archives] for a "new library of a great American university".

Ts. is titled "Velocity of Light".

Also enclosed are a poem and newsclip cartoon of BR.

They want to purchase publications of the Royal Society and other learned societies.

The file also contains Edith Russell's application for intelligence research specialist and foreign affairs officer, including complete resumé of her education, employment history and foreign travel; the application is dated 11 Dec. 1950.