Ts. is titled "The Aesthetic Realism Comic Show". Note to Ralph Schoenman from Christopher Farley at top of the letter: "Isn't this the pompous nut?"

Hanak wants information for a book on the UDC.

Enclosed offprint is titled "Alan Wynn's Viewpoint on Woodford", Woodford Gazette, 12 Sept. 1947.

Letter is written on the verso of the leaflet titled Electrical Action of Carbon in the Soil and Human Bodies.

Hancock chaired a lecture BR gave in 1920s on China in Salisbury; he remembers BR's kindness in alleviating his nervousness by joking with him beforehand; and encloses his autobiography An Innocent Grows Up (Russell's Library, no. 3033).

Ms. is on "Euclidian Trisection".

Note is written on a leaflet titled A Beekeeper?.

BR agrees to see F.G. Castles who is beginning a dissertation on "CND As a Pressure Group" at Leeds University.

Letter is signed "Happy"; his real name appears midway down page 2 of the letter.

Poem is about BR.

Ts. is a condensation of a thesis titled "On the Construction of Undeveloped Cancerous Animal (Human) Cells".

"'I.Q.' is an inadequate guide to ability as so many other factors are important, such as motivation, emotional coherence and social encouragement."

Not a letter but a leaflet titled Apocalyptic Ceremony".

All are students at Louisiana State U.

All are students at Louisiana State U. 2 copies.

Pamphlet is titled Project: Peace through War on Want. Note at top of the letter reads: "For your information. John Darr".

"Lord Russell has asked me to suggest that you study with Professor Hilary Putnam at M.I.T., Professor Karl Hempel at Princeton or Dr. Maria Reichenbach at UCLA. They are not students of Lord Russell's but they are people for whom he has high regard."

Re BR on George Boole.

Ms. is titled "The Ideal Cosmos".

Enclosed letter is a copy of a letter to the editor of The Times, titled "A Factory Act for Farm Animals".

Note in Edith Russell's hand summarizing her response (re repair of typewriter).