There are two other signatures that are illegible, all on behalf of four German peace groups: Ostermarsch-Bewegung, Internationale der Kriegsdienstgegner, Westdeutsche Frauen-Friedensbewegung, and Deutsche Friedens-Union.

Merely a note with Wollen's name and address, which is care of International Socialist Journal, Rome.

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

"Send me your pamphlet: Vietnam: the Whole Brutal Business by Bertrand Russell and Russell D. Stetler."

Photo is of a portrait of BR by Wood.

Two copies.

BR wants a copy of William R. Corson, The Betrayal.

Ts. is titled "Progress Report on the World Academy of Arts and Sciences".

Tss. are titled "World Fellowship of Religions" and "In the Matter of Act XXI of 1860...."

To the Department of International Affairs, World Jewish Congress.

Typed under signature: Fridericus Glarnensis.

Offprint is titled "The Academic Discipline of World Order", The Times Educational Supplement, 15 April 1966.

Periodical is World Union, vol. 4, no. 2, Feb. 1969; also enclosed is a prospectus.

Not a letter, but two poems titled "The Pledge" and "To the 20th Century", signed by Worrall.

Newsclip is titled "Russell More Hopeful for Mankind Now", Tacoma News Tribune and Sunday Ledger, and has a note to BR on it.

Letter is mistakenly addressed to Mr. Samford Wylie, Jnr.

Yule set out prices for History of the World and the 90th birthday programme, Into the Tenth Decade.

This is an invoice.

Malvern Press published Into the Tenth Decade.

Prices again, but lower.

Also enclosed is a newsclip titled "Earl Russell, 90, Declares Humanity Seems Doomed".