"There is a limit to the number of causes to which I can lend my name in this way, and the Labour Party is not at the top of the list."

Translation is written on the verso.

Not a letter but an essay, titled "Solution of the Evil Problem".

Ts. is titled "Mankind on the March".

Mistakingly addressed to Bruce Mannoch.

Two copies. Document .128079 records Manske's address and receipt of £7.

At the top of the letter the name is spelled Sayed Hassan, S. Mansoor.

Two copies. "... Bertrand Russell is unable to make any financial contribution at present."

List is a provisional list of contributors.

Enclosed is an open letter re publication of an international fairy-tale and fable-book, "supported by UNICEF".

Attached notes give addresses of Laura Mardon, Italian translator, and Mrs. Rosoux, German translator.

Brochure about the Foundation is also enclosed.

Farley declines a visit from Jules Vuillemin.

Photo is of a painting of BR by Marinucci. An Italian postal receipt is also attached.