"Lecturing to the Moral Science Club on Jan. 30".

Re Carnap.

Here Carn Voel is still called Sunny Bank, Treen, Penzance.

Refers to a copy of Principles of Mathematics (Russell's Library, no. 3062), "handsomely bound in tree calf", Wittgenstein's former copy.

Part of the letter with a printed address has been torn off and is not present.

BR evidently declines a suggestion to meet or dine with Ogden:

"... I cannot arrive much before my lecture and am booked afterwards to dine with the promoters of it...." (This is most likely in reference to BR's National Book League lecture on Oct. 23 ("Philosophy and Politics").)

A "Dearest Granny" letter. Re seeing "A Doll's House" for The Cambridge Observer.

Re Athenaeum Club, "Now that I yield to no one in my desire to slaughter Russians, I have become respectable."

[Re USSR, preventive war.]

BR provides an address to write to Alys and him at: c/o A.L. Smith, 1305 Arch Str., Phila., Pa.

Re BR.

Re BR.

Re arrangements for BR's Welsh speaking-tour.

Attached is a photocopy of this letter.

"The world is damnable. Lenin and Trotsky are the only bright spot."

BR uses the letterhead of "Elizabeth" Russell. It has printed on it "Chalet Soleil, Randogne sur Sierre Switzerland".

The letter concerns Polly's motions. BR wrote Allen yesterday as well.

On BR's book, The Principles of Mathematics.

Photocopies and transcriptions of the notes that were enclosed in this letter are in Rec. Acq. 279. They were acquired from Carol A. Keene.

On MacColl.

BR read Bradley's article in Mind and thanks him for the letter and offprints he sent BR.