Copy of a telegram, handwritten and signed by BR.

From internal references, the telegram must have been sent in the week prior to 22 April 1924.

Re Jean Nicod.

This is eight typed extracts from letters which mention BR. His condition after his return from China is described: he "can't walk except with a stick, having sore places on his poor leg where he was injected with something to keep his heart going".

Elizabeth concludes that Dora "is the very wife for him" as long as they both stay away from politics. She is "healthy, placid, sweet-tempered...." She describes BR as "the most entertaining and amusing talker I have ever met. He is so happy now, and sparkles more than ever."

Not a letter but a flyer announcing a meeting of the British section of the World League for Sexual Reform. Dora Russell is listed as a member of the governing body of this organization.

Another photocopy is in RA3 850.

Also in RA3 850.

BR declines Catlin and Brittain's silver wedding party as he will be in Australia "or, alternatively, in the Indian Ocean".

A handwritten postscript is initialled "G.C."

BR cannot attend a meeting on behalf of the Anglo-German Institute, though he strongly agrees with the project.

Attached is an address in Catlin's hand.

Attached is a photocopy of another copy of the letter.

Enclosed invitation is to a World Conference of Scientists sponsored by the World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government.

BR is listed among the inviters.

A handwritten copy or draft of a cable congratulating BR on his receipt of the Nobel Prize.

Not a letter but a testimonial for BR to an unspecified recipient.

Manifesto is titled "An Appeal on the Danger to the World of Goldwater's Policies".

Enclosed form is for the International Committee for the Release of Iraqi Political Prisoners.

Catlin declines to sign BR's appeal against Goldwater.

Not a letter but a photocopy of a mimeograph titled "The Statement of Bertrand Russell" re political prisoners in Venezuela. Statement appeared originally in a letter of 2 March 1964 to A. Quintero, Committee for the Release of Political Prisoners in Venezuela, RA2 330.188261, record 94503.

Three photocopies.

Re Vivien Eliot.

Receipt is for one month's rent for The Studio, Fitzroy Street.

Written from the Cottage Hotel.

Written from the Cottage Hotel.

Re BR's Doomsday-oak table.

BR asks Brittain to join the Committee of 100.

The accompanying note takes exception to an item in Peace News.

Brittain declines to join the Committee of 100.