Re troubles with the telephone service at Plas Penrhyn.

Re repairs to the cellar at Plas Penrhyn; Blount's estimate for £74 is attached.

Enclosed (not present) is a cheque for £28 for the building of a greenhouse and other repairs, not specified.

Re telephone problems at Plas Penrhyn.

Re telephone problems at Plas Penrhyn: "Almost every day it suddenly ceases to work.... Sometimes it does not work for days on end. Yesterday, one or two incoming calls were able to get through but we were not able to make any calls on it."

Re payment of a new domestic staff member at Plas Penrhyn.

Enclosed letters are typed copies of correspondence between Williams and others concerning the repairs to the Plas Penrhyn—Penrhyn is a road.

Re telephone problems at Plas Penrhyn.

Application for post of gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Invitation to see him re post of gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

"All that you say about the James-Lange theory of the emotions is interesting and I am quite willing to believe that what I said about it in the Analysis of Mind is erroneous."

Notice is from the North Shore Women's Peace Group, New Zealand, announcing the group's formation.

Tss. are titled "Foreign Policy" and "Draft UN Assembly Resolution re Disarmament".

On verso of Smedley's letter.

"But I think that 'reasonable' people constitute less than 1% of the population of any country. I think we have first to diminish the feeling of hatred and fear between East and West. Neither side, so far, has made serious efforts in this direction. I think that Krushchev meant to, but lost his temper over the U2 episode." [Khrushchev]

Enclosed is a letter to the editor, New York Times, 6 Nov. 1959.

Ts., a "Proposed UN Assembly Resolution re Disarmament", also enclosed.

Tss. are titled "War's End or World's End" and "Proposed UN Assembly Resolution re Disarmament".

Newsclips are from the National Guardian, 5 Mar. 1962, and the New York Times, 22 Nov. 1961, re peace campaigns.

Re: "A Free Man's Worship" and educating the young.

Letter is written at end of letter to Professor Wisdom (see record 29429).

Telegram is from "Three in Smethwick".

On verso of Smith's letter.

Though written from Plas Penrhyn, BR says he is away from home.

On verso of Smith's letter.

BR has written on this letter: "Pagoda, wizard, French Bank, saving British lives."

The last two items are checked.

Poem is titled "Tomorrow".

Re wages of Plas Penrhyn gardeners.

Re hiring of Thomas Mullock as gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Letter is in Edith Russell's hand.

Re his hiring as gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Letter is in Edith Russell's hand.

Re hiring of Thomas Mullock as gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Letter is in Edith Russell's hand.

Re hiring of Thomas Mullock as gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Re wages of Lewis Jones, the former gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Enclosed mimeo is an appeal for funds in support of the Toc H. Portmadoc Boys Camp.

Re payment of Lewis Jones and Thomas Mullock, gardeners at Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of Lewis Jones and Thomas Mullock, gardeners at Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of Lewis Jones, former gardener at Plas Penrhyn, who died the previous day.

"I have decided that the best plan in regard to Mrs. Jones is to stop the weekly payment to her and to send her a cheque as a token of our respect for Mr. Jones and our gratitude for what he did for us during his work as our gardener since July 1958."

Stops the weekly payment and encloses a cheque for £50.

Re payment of Nell Morgan, cook-housekeeper at Plas Penrhyn.

Re a recommendation for John Owen Jones, the son of Mrs. Griffiths who works at Plas Penrhyn.

"It seems to me, however, that any son of Mrs. Griffiths would be likely to be admirable. Both my wife and I have the highest opinion of Mrs. Griffiths—of her intelligence and common sense, her generosity and kindness, her sincerity and loyalty, her complete trustworthiness. She has been with us ever since we first took Plas Penrhyn...."

Invoice is for testing of electrical installations at Plas Penrhyn.

"This is to assure you that we have had no water from the mains since before Christmas and that our private well [at Plas Penrhyn] is now dry."

Re payment of Nell Morgan and Ruby Griffiths, domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of domestic staff members at Plas Penrhyn.

A form letter for any UN delegation.

A form letter for any head of state. Enclosed is a ts. titled "A Pragmatic Approach to World Peace".

Open letter, leaflet and petition are on the pending execution of Ronald Marwood.

BR asks for specific contradictions between letters in Harper's and Authority and the Individual.

On verso of Smith's letter.

Re: eugenics. BR joined the Eugenics Society when young.