Letter is written after BR's death.

A brief translation is attached.

Ts. is titled "Wehrpolitische Umschau".

Printed card is titled "Carta a la Humanidad".

Another letter is enclosed; see record 41815.

Written as Directors of the Institute of Exploratory Education.

West owns a signed copy of Amberley Papers.

Letter is to the editor, Evening Standard, 27 Feb.

"The autograph which you seek appears on the back of your cheque...."

Morandini remembers "joyfully your UCLA lectures and your addresses in private homes". He read the abstract of the article in TMO sent to South American Conference of the Peoples of South America, Africa and Asia. An abstract appeared in a Hungarian paper.

A translation summary is attached.

A note is written on the top right corner of the ts. titled "Paradoxes of Reductio ad Absurdum in Formalized Mathematics".

Also enclosed is a ts. titled "Presentation of [E. Wette's] My Relatively Complete Canonical Calculus of Constructive Arithmetic".

A subscription form for £1 annual subscription to "Foundation pamphlets".

"Ans" in the corner, but no copy is present of BR's reply to a query re a letter to Alys Russell.

Ts. is titled "The King's Matter".

Khan orders Whitaker's Almanack.

Wood orders 500 copies of White's photo of BR in an armchair.

Whiteway asks about the theory of descriptions.

Note on a piece of an envelope in Farley's hand: "Mind (? Apr 1905) then in intro to Principia".

Mss. are titled "The Problem of Wild Animals", "The Incidence of Death and Injury", and "Sketch for a Programme of Action".

Full name: Mr. Wierman's 4th Hour English Class, Wauwatosa Public Schools, East High School (Wauwatosa, Wisc.).

Ts. is titled "A Note on the Nuclear Argument".