Ts. is titled "To the Governors of the British Broadcasting Corporation, the Corporation's Policy on Religious Controversy".

Ts. is titled "Humanist Broadcasting Council".

On the verso of Blackham's letter.

On the verso of Blacker's letter.

Not a letter; a memorandum.

Periodical is European-Atlantic Review, spring 1957.

Enclosures concern the Voluntary Euthanasia Legalisation Society.

The letter is addressed "Dear Lord Amberley". On 5 October (record 15065) BR replied to it without explanation and sent a 4-year subscription to the Euthanasia Society. He points out that he wrote "at some length" on the topic in Human Society in Ethics and Politics.

Ts. is titled "The Case for Voluntary Euthanasia". BR agreed to be a sponsor of the document.

BR's handwritten note: "[Hilaire Belloc's sister, later Mrs Lowndes]". [Mr. Lowndes was later an editor of The Times.]

Burdett wants to go to Newnham College, Cambridge. A note in the file states that Maie is Burdett's sister; the note is in Edith Russell's hand.

See document .055051a for the original of this typed copy.

Mimeo gives sketches of the Fabian Autumn Lectures 1954.

Enclosed detail the Society and its activities.

Correspondent signs his name "Tony Abrams".

On the verso of Leonard's letter.

Family Doctor was a publication of the British Medical Association.

Family Doctor was a publication of the British Medical Association.

Not a letter, but a formal invitation to a reception.

Letter is mistakenly dated 1961 and is in the third person.

On the verso of Vaughan Williams' letter.

BR agrees to be a patron of a fundraising concert at Albert Hall on 25 May 1955.

Not a letter, but a formal invitation to a dinner.

Not a letter, but a formal invitation to a dinner.

On the verso of Pinder's letter.

Pamphlet describes the objects of the Field Lectures, given at H.M. Prisons.

Not a letter, but a formal invitation to the 4th Congress of the Fondation Européenne de la Culture.

An invitation to attend a luncheon in BR's honour to be held at the Dorchester Hotel, London, 22 Feb. 1962.

An invitation to attend a luncheon in BR's honour to be held at the Dorchester Hotel, London, 22 Feb. 1962.

A joint acceptance of the invitation. In the third person.

The Associated Students of the College.

Not a letter, but a formal invitation to meet the Lord Chief Justice of England and Lady Parker of Waddington at Foster's home. Flyer advertises the first gala performance of the American musical No Strings.

Committee for Social Action.

Committee for Social Action.

On the verso of Forman's letter.

Letter is mistakenly addressed "Dear Sir".

A translation is attached.

Booklet is titled: The Gandhi Peace Foundation Constitution.

On the verso of Dumur's letter.

Ts. is a "List of Sponsors".

BR has agreed to become president.