Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC broadcast, an unscripted discussion on "The Atomic Bomb" on Taking Stock, 10 November 1949.

Re Geoffrey Williams writing a script for a biographical programme on BR in the Personalities series.

Re Taking Stock on 10 November 1949.

Re atomic bomb discussion: "I feel I shall be the ignoramus in the discussion—all the others have a more intimate knowledge than I have of some aspect of the problem." Re the "Taking Stock" programme.

BR provides a title for his talk on Occam.

BR suggests a title, "The Influence of the U.S.A., Political and Cultural".

"I should propose to praise political and deplore cultural."

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC broadcast, "William of Occam: Empiricist and Democrat".

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC broadcast. Title: "The United States and Europe: the Political and Cultural Influence".

Same date as previous contract, record 57711.

BR sends his "stuff" on Occam, and would like the ms. returned or a typescript.

He would like to rehearse the broadcast.

"This will enable us to have a little rest and a drink before we begin at 9:55."

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC broadcast, "Towards a World State".

Not a letter but an internal BBC communication containing a memorandum of a conversation with BR.

Re "women" and "eccentrics" (probably the latter concerns a writing like B&R C43.10).

BR praises the generosity of the BBC re fees: "I have generally supposed you paid a guinea a minute...."

Re payment for BR's 1,000-word script for the Chinese Service on "What the European Victory Means to China". A contract is enclosed for BR to sign (see record 57723).

Payment is to be £8.8.0.

Not a letter but a copy of a contract between BR and the BBC for a script and payment. Signed by BR.

Re "What the European Victory Means to China".

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a receipt for BR for payment of copyright fees for a BBC broadcast. Written at the foot of the receipt is an internal BBC communication of a telephone conversation with BR.

Re "Britain and Russia". £5.5.0.

For French section. Not broadcast.

Re a 700-word broadcast reply on Democracy for the Hindustani Programme, "Worth Listening To".

£6.6.0.

The script was received by 11 June 1946.

BR has told Hall to thank Alexander for his letter of 30 May and that 6 guineas is quite acceptable for 700 words in the Hindustani series (re "What Is Democracy?").

Re introduction to series, "Germany in Perspective".

Re a 3-minute extract from "The Free Man's Worship".

Not a letter but a copy of a contract between BR and the BBC authorizing the latter to broadcast a three-minute extract from "A Free Man's Worship", in exchange for a fee.

Signed by BR.

Not a letter but a copy of an internal BBC communication re BR for his 10-minute script on Bernard Shaw.

(See record 57733.) The script was recorded on 23 February 1949. £21.0.0 for script and £5 for giving talk when the need arises. More for any revision.

Re a 10-minute obituary of G. Bernard Shaw, received on 23 February 1949. (See record 57732.)

Included at the foot of the letter is an agreement for publication in the Arabic Listener of a BR broadcast entitled "The World State".

BR signed the agreement and returned it with the original letter to the BBC.

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC broadcast, "1900-1950".

Not a letter but a signed agreement for publication in the Arabic Listener of BR broadcasts titled "World of Today" and "1900-1950" ("The Problem of Freedom").

Included at the foot of the letter is an agreement for publication in the Arabic Listener of a BR broadcast titled "Power—a New Social Analysis". The agreement was signed by BR and returned along with the original letter to the BBC.

Linton has included in a publicity note BR's details about his connection with India.

BR sends his script on India.

Re changes following Stalin's death to be included in "A New Russian Policy?"

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for payment for a BBC script.

Not a letter but a statement of account between BR and the BBC for payment for a BBC broadcast.

BR agreed to be interviewed for a profile of himself for the Italian section.

Not a letter but a carbon copy of an agreement sent to BR for payment for a BBC script, "Was the Human Race Happier a Few Centuries Ago Than It Is Now?"

Not a letter but a carbon copy of an agreement sent to BR for payment for a BBC script, "As I See India".

Not a letter but a statement of account between BR and the BBC for payment for a BBC broadcast, "History As an Art".

Not a letter but a statement of account between BR and the BBC for payment for a BBC script, "Can Permanent Peace Be Achieved, and How?"

Not a letter but an internal BBC memo quoting from a letter of BR's to the BBC re the return of a cheque for a BR broadcast that the BBC cancelled at BR's request.

Enclosed are two copies of a form, signed and dated by BR, titled "Form for Transcription Recordings of B.B.C. Programmes (Stage Plays and Published Material)".

Not a letter but a carbon copy of a contract sent to BR for a prospective 1200-word script titled "Population Control in Asia".

Longford recalls BR's speech on contraception at the Oxford Union in the 1930's.

Enclosed list is of prospective signatories to the Russell-Einstein Manifesto. A draft of the statement is also enclosed.

Enclosed draft letter invites prospective recipients to join a committee of scientists to appraise the dangers of nuclear weapons.

Although Queen's Road, Richmond, is typed on this letter as BR's address he had moved to his next home, Plas Penrhyn in Wales at this time.

Enclosed agenda is for a prospective international meeting of scientists, scheduled for Pugwash, Nova Scotia, 8-11 July 1957.

Testimonial re Chwistek and Tarski.

This is the record of BR's meeting with General George Cockerill.