Walton requests a 90th birthday programme be given to Melvin J. Lasky, editor of Encounter.

Two copies.

Russell "does not any longer sign autographs for strangers as he has too heavy a schedule of work".

Letter was to be forwarded to Russell.

On the non-Euclidean unboundedness of space.

A note is attached containing the addresses of Mr. D. Watkins and Miss Lyn Freestone, to whom were sent autographed books on 1970/01/31.

In the corner, in BR's hand: "See My Philosophical Development".

See BR's joke/comment on p. 3. "Reading such letters" is what BR claims to be his "greatest feat in life!"

Probably she is aka Sue Christianson, but "Mrs. Wayne" is how the letter is addressed. See record 41762.

Card is an invitation for the showing of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Wedgewood Cinema, Colwyn Bay.

Two copies on letterhead that reads "131 East 62nd Street New York City 21". (This was Edith Russell's home address before she left the U.S.)

This Nanaimo, B.C., writer sends his book, A New Philosophy of Life.

Letter is a poem titled "This Year, This Life".

Ts. is titled "The Line Between Matter and Consciousness". Attached is a postal delivery card.

Two copies.