Offprint is an article by Childs, "The Socialist Unity Party of East Germany", Political Studies, vol. 15, no. 3, October 1967. Proofs are titled "Bonn: the Grand Coalition, Year One", also by Childs.

Re David Childs.

"I very much share your attitude towards recent developments in West Germany, but my criticisms of the East German régime may be somewhat harsher than your own."

2 copies.

Enclosed concerns "The Bible and Philosophy".

Chinnery notes BR presided at an election meeting in Arundel, Chichester constituency in 1922. He wants further details. "No" is written at top of the letter.

"Thank you for your letter and for the book on Islam. I am sorry that at present I am too busy to read it, but perhaps when I do read it, it may influence me." (Not present in Russell's Library.)

"Just drop dead won't you?".

A translation of the card is attached.

BR's letter is incorrectly addressed to Prosad.

Ts. is titled "Bertrand Russell the Man, and Some of His Ideas".

Enclosed is titled Rendezvous 69.

Re Fred Zinnemann's proposed film on Darwin.

"He would be pleased to discuss Darwin with Mr. [Fred] Zinnemann but I must ask a substantial fee for his Peace Foundation."

Ts. is titled "The Maturity of Human Understanding".

An "open letter".

"We are in continuing contact with Mr. Longo."

"I never met Freud and so I am unable to help you with reminiscences."

Re Eugeniusz Chudzicki.

Translation is attached; photo is of Albert Schweitzer.

"I am writing to thank you for your co-operation in translating the letters I have from Spanish and Portuguese into English."

Translation is attached.

Enclosed letter is an open letter, 18 Aug. 1962, by Citron.

Ts. is titled "An Outline of Several Ideas Supporting Peace, Conscience and Rationality".

Ts. is titled "Proposal for a Treaty for the Peaceful Use of the Oceans".

Poem is titled "Foundation".

Letter is to the editor of Saturday News.

Not a letter; "Notice by the Council of the Senate".

Also enclosed are tear-sheets. Photographs illustrate his photograph collection; tear-sheets are photos from BR's Autobiography that he wants autographed; a newsclip, also enclosed, describes his collection.

Letter is written inside cover of pamphlet John Kennedy Walks among the People by Clauter.

Mimeo is notice of meeting for the Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding; list is of people on the Council.