Enclosed (not present) copy of letter from BR to his cousin Arthur when he was a boy (Hilda Russell was a friend of Curtis's mother).

BR placed a copy of the letter "in his archives"—probably the photocopy dated "Sunday" in RA1 736.

Wrongly addressed to Pierre van Cutsern.

Also enclosed are Kodachrome slides and other documents pertaining to her painting, "The Gilgamesh".

Wrongly addressed to Mrs. Manuel Dias da Costa Coreria.

Also enclosed: postcard, bulletin, invitation. There are two copies of the letter.

Ts. is titled "The Problem and the Solution".

Poem is titled "Christmas Island".

"I knew you as an undergraduate at Cambridge University and have since then corresponded with you from time to time."

"Dear Russell, I have often remembered your ambition to better Titian by siring a child at the age of ninety five. That goal has continued to impress me as having a kind of magnanimity found otherwise only in great public enterprises (e.g., exploring Mars). I hope time has not eroded your resolve—".

Poem is dedicated to BR on his 90th birthday. There are 2 copies enclosed, one ms. and one ts.

Describes himself as "ex police of Paris".

A Minffordd neighbour.

Re using a Gestetner machine.

Re A.J. Ayer.

Letter is written at the foot of the leaflet.

"Thank you for ... the enclosed book Health, Radiation and Healing, by Dr. Michael Ash." (Not present in Russell's Library.)

Enclosed are technical information sheets from the Decca Navigator Co. Ltd., titled "Boolean Truth Values" and "Boolean Logic".

Enclosed is titled "An Appeal for World Peace", issued by International Institute to Discover Spiritual Laws.

Datta wrote For Democracy, which BR blurbed.