Enclosures concern the Humanitas Foundation.

Thomsen inquires about his book which he has sent BR (not present in Russell's Library).

"My father, who is 86, has told me that he had the pleasure of meeting you in Cambridge about 1910." Hubrecht is related to Julian Trevelyan.

Letter is a copy of a letter circulated to scientists titled "World Human Problem".

Ts. is titled "Skizze einer Begrundung er Statistischen Wahrscheinlichkeit auf der Basis der Logischen Wahrscheinlichkeit".

Ts. is a typed carbon copy of a review of Autobiography, v. 3, for the Rhodesia Broadcasting Corporation by Hunt.

"I saw you on the television the time you were interviewed with Lady Barnett, and on many other occasions since then."

Photocopy of letter is attached. Enclosed his book Formula for Fitness (not present in Russell's Library).

Ts. is titled "Message from a Citizen: U.S.A.".

BR agrees with the typed message Hurlbut sent against nuclear weapons.

"While I think that the nuclear peril is the greatest evil of all, I do agree that it is supported by the evils of a mass society which you list."

Tear-sheets are a review of Autobiography, v. 1, by Husband.

Hussey cycled for days as a teenager to find BR's house in Wales; lacked courage to knock on door.

Written by Mrs. Zwirn on behalf of her son, John H. Hutchens, who has cancer.

Note at top in Farley's hand: "Photo sent 27.10.69 with comps".

"... to publish a family tree would only encourage many more people than already imagine themselves to be distant relations of Lord Russell to write to him to seek assistance in their researches about their own families, and this he is quite unable to give if he is to continue his work." [Re including tree in Auto.]

Re: Christianity.

Mistakenly addressed to Alf Idland.

Re: Muhammad Ali.

Ms. is titled "Fatima Demasquee".

Ts. is titled "Songs I Would Sing".

Enclosed with forwarding note.

Sahi forwards article "Why Should We Be Pessimistic?" by S.C. Das Gupta (not present here).

Copy sent to BR.

Enclosed cheque to BR from Vikram Sarabhai. Endorsed by BR; and by Yule for the Bertrand Russell Peace Fund.

In address name is misspelled Inerarity.

"I was delighted to receive your letter of December 4th and to know that you will be joining us in signing the appeal by Dr. Erich Fromm."

Note is written on the title page of the booklet of poems titled Honey in Hot Blood, which is inscribed to BR.

"[Cybernetic]"

Re: Wolfgang Foges (who is doing research for BR).

List is of advisory council.