Gibbs encloses his book Drift South (not present in Russell's Library).

Poem is titled: "Long Ago" by Audrey Field.

Letter is addressed to "Members of the Academic Profession".

Enclosed is a ts. of the statement of aims, and two sponsor cards.

Card contains printed poem "Yuletide Letter From Druid Heights".

Second copy of card is attached; date is taken from card advertising her paintings—could have been sent later.

Letter is mistakingly addressed to Mr. Morley.

Note is written on "Message from Bertrand Russell to the People of Vietnam on Radio Hanoi".

Note is written on the envelope of Mary Gilson's letter: "This is the last time I try to soothe any old lady. Most misguided! ER". In Edith Russell's hand.

Telegram is addressed to "Mrs. Bertrand Russell"; BR answered it.

Re: Mary Barnett Gilson.

Letter is mistakingly addressed to Mary Edgeden.

Written upside down and backwards in relation to printed letterhead of Rev. Richard Ginder. Many unusual remarks on BR's Autobiography.

Ginsberg heard BR debate with Stephen Wise in New York.

Brief translation is attached; envelope is postmarked Hanoi, Vietnam—sender wishes BR to sign it.

Re: BR's 90th birthday celebration. The mimeograph is addressed "Dear friends".

Written on the mimeographed letter from Ralph Schoenman; see record 35572.

"On November 2, 1965, you were kind enough to write advising me about a systematic reading of philosophy. I have given up my former job in Nairobi to come here and widen my knowledge. Balliol has accepted me as a mature student."

Typescript is a translation of page 18 of "Two Essays". Also enclosed is a letter "To Educational Authorities and Teachers' Organizations".

Book is titled God`s Arithmetic by Eddie C. Glenn.

A copy of his letter sent to the editor.