Re Marsh's donation of the correspondence between BR and himself to Houghton Library.

BR does not need Marsh's secretarial assistance while in the U.S.

Ts. is titled "Addresses of Bertrand Russell in America, 25 Oct.-16 Nov. 1950". Included are the names of people with whom BR is to stay.

Enclosed ts. is a testimonial by BR for Marsh.

Enclosed ts. consists of "some words of appreciation" for Marsh's work in Logic and Knowledge.

Ms. is titled "Suggested Subjects for Articles".

In Dora Russell's hand but signed by BR. Dictated to her at the German Hospital in Peking.

On the letterhead of the Metagama passenger ship.

Letter includes a partial table of contents for The Prospects of Industrial Civilization.

Form is signed by BR acknowledging receipt of payment.

Letterhead of "The Viking, Chicago and North Western Line".

Although begun in Santa Barbara, California, the letter was finished and mailed from the Glacier Point Hotel, Yosemite Park.

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Kuklick's cancelled cheque is also in file.

On BRPF letterhead.

Addressed "Dear Sir".

Not a letter but a ms. in BR's hand titled "Preface to Autobiography".

Not a letter but an autographed photograph of BR by Ida Kar printed on a postcard and inscribed to Rappaport.

Letter is addressed "Dear Sir". Letter includes a brief summary of BR's career.

Enclosed are typescripts of two statements by BR on Vietnam intended for Mr. Sturgis to read on radio.

Letter of permission for Sturgis to read BR's writings on the radio.