Two copies.

Letter is written on the verso of "Chant to Be Used in Processions around a Site With Furnaces" by Thomas Merton. Newsclip is titled "Bertrand Russell Aloof to Labour Party Warning", Fort Worth Star, 18 May 1962.

McWhirter has read Appeal to the American Conscience as published by the Student Peace Union as a pamphlet.

Ts. is a reading list of books on philosophy.

"Lord Russell has repeatedly made clear that he is not turning to religion, as rumour would often have it. If he has ever contemplated any 'famous last words', I am sure that he would not wish to divulge them in advance."

Two copies. Wrongly addressed to Martin L. Mealnin.

Name is given as "Medene".

Wrongly addressed to J. Adrian Medene.

Mistakenly addressed to Beniamino Medulla.

Enclosed "is a sheet to be inserted in the pamphlet titled Conformism, Conventionalism and Reality in Science".

Full name: Joshua Adrian Anthony (Michaelson Kennedy) Medure.

Ts. is on a religious approach to mankind's problems.

Ts. is an English exercise with a quote from BR's Autobiography.

They met at the Quai'd'Orsay in 1955.

Offprint is titled "Mathematics, Logic and Undecidability".

Attached is a "with compliments" card from the British Peace Committee.

A "personal citation" for excellence, with quotations that include BR on thought.

From Victoria, B.C.; "Nut file".

Ts. is titled "The Ten Theses of Universal Truth".

Note is written on the enclosed ts. which is titled "Appeal and Prayer".

Ts. is titled "The New Sufi-ism".

Thomas is the county librarian and thanks BR for the gift of large-print books.