Re: reference for Mrs. Peggy Adam.

Ts. is titled "A Degenerated Age".

Periodical is With Sword and Shield, vol. 2, no. 1, July-Aug. 1960.

"I am in entire agreement with you about fox-hunting, which I abominate."

Possibly printed in a subsequent issue of a journal.

"I did not know Roy Randall at all well and I cannot express any opinion about him."

Re family allowance for Anne Russell.

Re family allowance for Anne Russell.

Re family allowance for Anne Russell.

Re family allowance for Anne Russell.

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

BR's letter is addressed to Michael G. Shrapnell.

Newsclips from The New York Times, 13 Sept. 1961, re BR's jail sentence.

Re: anti-semitism. "I have raised my voice against such things since 1920."

"The passage [that Russian scientific inferiority is traceable to dictatorship] that you quote from my book The Impact of Science on Society has turned out to be completely mistaken. I can only say that since Stalin's death scientists in Russia seem to have had more freedom than scientists in government employment in the United States."

On the verso of Shunmugum's letter.

Enclosed advertises a meeting of Joseph Benjamin.

Also enclosed is a ts. titled "World Parliament".

Sent to the Foreign Ministers of Great Britain, USA, USSR, France and Secretary-General of the UN.

Ts. is titled "Challenge Mark III".

Ts. is titled "Challenge Mark IV".

Originally filed in I's.

Ts. is titled "A Pacific and Indian Oceans' Peoples' Federation as a New Dynamic World Centre"; leaflet is titled "Ex Orient Luz".

Wants a few words for the World Youth Festival to be held in Vienna, July-August 1959.

Note at top of letter: Britain Today article sent to Students' Historical Journal, Ceylon.

On verso of Silver's letter.

Silverman was introduced to BR by Morris Cohen; he still considers the occasion an honour.

Re: John F. Kennedy. " ... so far, what we see is Laos and more Polaris missiles."

BR wants to occupy Plas Penrhyn on July 15 [1955].

Re an estimate from Williams & Son for painting and decorating 14 rooms of Plas Penrhyn.

Estimate is typed on same sheet as letter.

Re telephone service for Plas Penrhyn.

Enclosed draft lease for Plas Penrhyn (not present).

Enclosed counterpart lease for Plas Penrhyn (not present).

The executors of the previous occupants, the Kitchings, have agreed to surrender their lease.

Thanks BR for his cheque.

Hopes he will find the furniture in order at Plas Penrhyn.

Arrangements being made with the Barclay Bank in Portmadoc to cash BR's cheques.

Encloses the lease of Plas Penrhyn, now stamped.

(Not present.)

"I am so glad the children enjoy Plas Penrhyn so much."

Re insurance at Plas Penrhyn.

Attached is a typed list prepared by Edith Russell of the contents of the house; total value £4,000 of which books are listed at only £75. [Archives.]

Re insurance at Plas Penrhyn.

Premium to cover the furniture will be £10.

Note from BR at top in Edith Russell's hand.

On the verso of Simmons' letter.

Besides the resumé an earnings statement and envelope are enclosed.

"Last appeal I shall have to make."

Ts. is titled "Positive Organisation".

After discussing disarmament BR remarks on Simon's "tautologous" definition of "the best".

Ts. (mimeo) is a speech to the nominating convention of the Canadian New Democratic Party, 21 Feb. 1963.

Re: Cuban Missile Crisis—the range of the missiles.