Poem is titled "Two on a Desert".

Tss. are titled "Immediate Measures to be Taken for Britain's Survival" and "A Call to Youth".

Re: the slogan "Better red than dead". "The true alternative is either to acquiesce in the steady drift to war, or to fight against the intolerance, the impotence, and the apathy that produce it."

BR thinks attribution of slogan to him was originated by Joseph and Stewart Alsop in an article published in USA in 1955. (Possibly BR has the date wrong. Could the interview be B&R E58.03?)

Originally filed in V's.

BR's letter mistakenly addressed to Veda. Originally filed in V's.

Note written in booklet of poetry by Vege titled Life and Love.

Velikovsky is sending BR his book Earth in Upheaval (Russell's Library, no. 2605).

On the verso of Venis' letter; "H-Bomb Shelters are Completely Useless".

Mimeo of a speech by Vernes distributed by the Institut Prophylactique.

Verning is planning a biography of Phillipa Fawcett.

From Time, 2 March 1962, p. 24.

Enclosed is "Act or Perish" giving permission to publish it in the College literary magazine, Inklings. Re conscience and Time. BR's letter was incorrectly addressed to Dante F. Vicenti and originally filed there.

Poem is titled "To Lord Bertrand Russell".

Vijayatunga has published a book of essays in which he refers to having tea with BR and Patricia Russell in Knightsbridge, c.1933-34. Ts. is a copy of a review of Unpopular Essays in The Sunday Indian Express, 10 Dec. 1950.

Enclosed is the Journal of the Yoga Institute, vol. 8, Aug. 1962.

BR's letter is mistakenly addressed to "Shri Vijaydaev".

Vinescou also encloses English translation of original French letter and his business card.

On the verso of Vingoe's letter.

Ts. is titled "On Infinity and Zero".

On the verso of Vivian's letter.

Letter has one handwritten correction by BR.

Ts. is an open "Letter to the Editor".

Photos are of a portrait bust of BR; a work in progress.

Ts. is "Text of an Address to the British Sound Recording Association", 21 Sept. 1957.