Photocopy duplicate is attached.

Nicholas is a son of G.E. Moore.

Poems are: "Sense, Sensibility and Moore", "G.E. Moore", and "Death of a Philosopher (for Bertrand Russell)".

Moore asks BR to consider cryonics.

Ts. is titled "Why Doesn't Somebody Do Something".

The writer is from Hamilton, Ontario.

Card is an announcement for a gallery exhibition.

Ts. is titled "Morey Social Science Digests and Indexes".

Interesting on indexing BR's Autobiography and his own specimen (anti-Catholic).

Two copies. Farley refers to his father, P. Farley of Bradwell-on-Sea.

Buck was head of the Canadian Communist Party. In this letter he is supportive of Russell.

Note in Edith's hand at the top: "Please return this and the previous communications, which do not seem to have been answered, to me. BR". (See Recent Acquisitions.)

Two copies, including a carbon.

A Portmadoc photographer.

Morris took two photos at Plas Penhryn recently.

Dated by the Greenwell interview with BR in the Yorkshire Post.

Morrison has read BR's Observer article re the heavens (surely not the Sputnik article, Sunday Times, 10 Nov. 1957?).

Newsclip is titled "Letters on School Topics".

Address note is attached.

An attached note reads: "Bertie suggests sending her $1 as proof that man never does refrain from folly. ER".

Morton had complained of being bilked by the purchase of BR's 9-word History of the World in Epitome.

Ts. is titled "I Appeal to You the Common People to Be My Ombudsman".

Attached are a translation and a "with compliments" slip (see record 38924).

Two copies. Mistakenly addressed to M. Mostyn.

Envelope's return name is L. Mother.

Ms. is deranged.

Ts. is titled "De la Valeur Intellectuelle et Educative de l'Ido".

One card has a drawing of and a quote from BR.

Ts. is titled "Mouvement 'Temps Nouveaux'".

Ts. is titled "Movement for Rethinking Art/Design Education".