Hawkins solicits an article from BR. See record 120535.

Cameron knows Tuttle and disagrees with Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick's view of BR's appointment.

Rivers supports BR in the CCNY case. He has a "liquid air show".

Reeves has supplied a signed draft of his letter to the editor on the CCNY case.

A lawyer, Harris wishes BR success in the CCNY case.

Walker sends Philadelphia Inquirer clippings (not present) and urges BR to visit the editors of The Truth Seeker.

Clark requests an article on "Do I Preach Adultery?".

Hailperin asks if he may send BR his ms. on Principia Mathematica's multiplicative axiom and axiom of infinity. BR noted in the upper corner: "Let him send his ms".

Hook believes "only rearguard actions" remain to be fought in the CCNY case. BR kindly mentioned that he reread Hook's essay on Hegel and Marx.

Re Abraham Flexner's opposition to BR at the Institute for Advanced Study over the recommendations of Einstein, Veblen, and Weyl.

Norton has been told confidentially that BR will not be able to draw pay at CCNY.

Schlossberg is glad he is on BR's side. He is general secretary-treasurer of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and writes on their letterhead.

The ACLU submitted a brief amicus curiae in the CCNY suit. Baldwin encloses Fraenkel's report, record 60202.

Bronstein is consulting lawyers, including Fraenkel, re libel action.

Gawthorpe indicates she should be known to BR and is on his side.

Only the first 4 letters and final 2 of the sender's name are clear. He refers to writing to BR on language "many years ago".

BR wrote at the top: "No answer", but Peter wrote beneath it, "Ans".

Rosemary, Nott's wife, was a music teacher at Beacon Hill School.

He hopes BR and he will meet in New York. BR noted at the top: "Wait".

Mayer hopes to enroll in CCNY for BR's classes and asks to be allowed to attend a UCLA lecture. BR wrote at the top: "Let her come to either lecture".

The letter is signed "G.J.". She has written anonymously because her subject is her husband's sterility, and she is considering adoption and artificial insemination. Any reply should be addressed to the President, Milwaukee Junior Woman's Club.

Powers wishes BR could prove he is the man his wife says he is in the Baltimore Sun this morning. Patricia has indicated that she answered this.

Pier and his wife support BR in the CCNY case and request an autographed book by BR. In return they can offer only "ancient arrowheads, a stone ax or a stone scraper".

A neuropathic physician, von Seebeck claims family connections with BR.

Wright heard BR debate Rev. McLennan [i.e., D.A. MacLennan] in the Boston Opera House in 1927 and supports him in the CCNY case. Wright writes on the letterhead of the Brooklyn Young Republican Club.

(The debate took place on 8 December 1927. The topic was companionate marriage. See "Noted Thinkers to Discuss Union Without Wedlock", Harvard Crimson, 8 Dec. 1927. BR's blurb for the debate is on file.)

Patricia answered this request for an article on 5 April, record 120527. Here she noted at the top: "Ans Perhaps later."

Baldwin strongly advises BR to retain private counsel, the New York Supreme Court having ruled against him.

The widow of Arnold Bennett believes she was once introduced to BR. He knew her husband "rather slightly". She hopes to see BR.

Patricia Russell replied on 5 April, record 120526, BR having noted at the top: "Put in touch with Fraenkel?"

Enclosed is a copy of a brief filed by Biskind on behalf of the National Lawyers Guild, New York chapter. The brief was in support of BR. Biskind tells BR he should be aware of the "maliciousness" of the attack on him.

"Think whole thing [re CCNY] is ridiculous". Bissell requests the Russells' telephone number.

Bronstein tells BR there are 30 days in which to appeal.

A dictated reply in Patricia Russell's hand on the verso of the telegram says Roger Baldwin of the Civil Liberties Union will brief counsel on BR's behalf. "Does Board contemplate appeal?"

Currl, a lawyer, approves Dorothy Thompson's article defending BR. Currl plans to read Power.

Frankel approves BR's social philosophy. At the top BR noted: "no reply needed"; Patricia replied anyway.

"Terms okay if article can be written now in view of court decision please advise."

Patricia replied to Levy on 3 April, record 120520, despite BR having written at the top: "No reply needed".

Malkin invites BR to stay with him, should he visit Buffalo or Niagara Falls.

Fisher is president. His group supports BR.

Wightman opposes "the Victorian interpretation of morals in the United States and in Canada".

The letter is unsigned. It opposes "a reactionary Church and politicians".

The city editor solicits BR's comment on Judge McGeehan's decision. There is no sign of BR's compliance.

Atford supports BR in the CCNY case.

Ashley-Montagu remarks on "the part which your writings have played in my own intellectual development".

Booker commends BR for his writings "to free women from their age-old chains".

Davis supports BR.

Eichberg notes that the CCNY "hub-bub" will bring more attention to BR's views than otherwise.

BR noted at the top: "No answer", but Patricia answered anyway.

Gilman, formerly a poison gas chemist, is now a writer of MacFadden thrillers. He is indebted to BR for Proposed Roads to Freedom and its critique of Marxism.

This physician supports BR in the CCNY case.

The Board of Directors invite BR to give a series of lectures.

This reply is in Patricia Russell's hand on the verso of the telegram at record 46547. BR's plans at present are uncertain but he could be glad to discuss the proposal further.

Original copy in BR's hand at document .073233e, record 68914.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR), 1 sheet.

This is BR's letter of resignation from chairmanship of the NCF.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR), 4 sheets.

Original at document .073233a, record 68910.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR) with document .073243, record 68894.

BR has annotated a note addressed by Clifford Allen.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR) document .073267e, record 69180.

Also in file is: TL(TC).

Enclosed with document .073267g, record 69181.

BR noted "Ans" on the letter.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR) with document .073245, record 68911.

BR has annotated Grubb.

Also in file: TL(TC,CAR) document .073267d, record 69179.

From Varsity, the College News Magazine.

Acknowledgement of BR's telegram (not present) which Varsity magazine is going to publish.

A reply on the verso of the Committee's telegram in Patricia Russell's hand.

Baldwin advises BR not to make statements criticizing the court.

Patricia replied on 3 April, record 120518.

Patricia replied on 2 April, record 120515. Waters was a former student of BR's.

Baldwin asks if BR wishes to correct his statement about McGeehan being ignorant and prejudiced. Patricia replied same day, record 120518.

The telegram has a draft reply; it is presumed to have been replaced by record 120518.