On verso of Shagam's letter.

On verso of Pirie's letter; re Marie Seton.

Originally filed in S's.

"Notes of Settlement" for John Conrad Russell, his three children and their families.

Letters concern Anne Russell, Lucy Russell and Sarah Russell.

Also enclosed is funeral account for Lucy Russell (with document .311619).

In document .311589 Lock writes about Sarah's condition.

Re Sarah Russell.

Outlines Edith Russell's reasons why she cannot sign an application for treatment for Sarah Russell.

Re Anne Russell, Sarah Russell, and Lucy Russell.

"Thank you for your letter about Mr. Clark's query as to 'the difficulties with Harriet's birth certificate'. I think that you were right in declining any information and in the reasons for which you declined."

Re the death of Lucy Russell.

She is surprised that Dora Russell sent Lucy Russell's funeral bill to him. It shows "most lavish and unnecessary expenditure".

Re Sarah Russell.

Re family allowances for Anne Russell, Sarah Russell and Lucy Russell.

Re family allowance for Anne Russell (at that time called Felicity Russell).

Re family allowance for Anne Russell (at that time called Felicity Russell).

Re family allowance for Anne Russell (at that time called Felicity Russell).

Re family allowance for Anne Russell (at that time called Felicity Russell) and receipt of family allowances order book.

Letter is entirely in Edith Russell's hand and written on the verso of Shamsee's letter.

Poem is titled "O Canada Fights with United Nations".

Shapiro was connected with the Montreal regional council of the Canadian Universities Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Poem is titled "The World".

Poem is titled "Ballad" beginning "Oh, where hae ye been, Lord Russell, my Lord?"

On the verso of Shaw's letter.

"Sometime ago I made up a list of things that individuals could do profitably to work towards nuclear disarmament and I enclose a copy. I am well aware that it sounds tepid and unsatisfactory. Nonetheless, if many people did these things, they would make a great impression, I believe."

Re Punch caricatures of BR: "... I prefer the one that Punch published a few years before this one of my husband as Bacon, in spite of the fact that the latter lacks the nice colour of yours."

Re On Education: "... I think I ought to tell you that I no longer agree with what is said in that book about the first year which I now consider unduly rigid."

Re: Christmas Island protest.

Ts. is titled "The Other God that Also Failed".

Tss. are re Shikmoni's book Eie Heimkehr Baruch Spinozas.

They include a letter from Einstein dated Nov. 1943.

Ts. is re rearmament.

Re their gift of a money box piggy bank for nuclear disarmament donations.

"I have placed it by the door of my study, prominently glowering at all who enter. It is my hope that the moral will be taken and that people will spend to save their bacon."