Note, signed by BR in edith russell's hand, affixed to a mimeograph copy of the transcript of his press conference included with the document at record 58902.

Enclosed letter, under the letterhead of the Hiroshima Commemorative Committee, is dated 18 June 1955, and is signed by Shipler, Royal W. France, and Professor Philip Morrison. It was sent to prominent Americans.

Enclosed newsclip is a "Man's Peril" summary article taken from the journal.

The Italian language Oggi was published in Milan.

Enclosures promote this organization.

Harris explains "D.H."

Attached is a draft carbon copy of the letter.

The letter appears to be a typed copy of what was a handwritten reply by BR.

Enclosure is a copy of a BR press statement apologizing for mistakenly stating that Born "had refused to sign the Scientists' Statement which was published on July 9 on the Perils of Nuclear Warfare...."

Boschi encloses four offprints on "Biopsychologic Sociology".

Rios encloses a copy of the programme of a convention of the body; attached is an English translation of the letter.

Ts. is titled "Message to the London Conference of Scientists, August 1955 by Professor Hans Thirring, Director of the Institute for Theoretical Physics of the University of Vienna"; offprint is titled "Radioactive Dust as a Weapon".

Re the omission of Max Born's name and publishing an apology.

A copy of Omnibook, July 1955, reprinting "Man's Peril", is in the file.

Enclosure is a copy of an article by Goldstein which appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 31 May 1955, on the "Struggle for Peace".

On the verso of Martin's letter, the previous record 58942.

A copy, on official post office telegram stationary, is attached.

On the letterhead of the London City Council, chairman's room.

BR signs appeal.

Re Muggeridge interview on "Panorama".

BR had sent this letter to Alex Haddow, with a signed note at the end reading: "Can you advise me about this?" Haddow returned the letter to BR with the previous entry, record 58956.

Shelley says BR's 1916 open letter to President Wilson came to her as Secretary of the American Neutral Conference Committee.

Enclosure, sent to Peace News for publication, is titled "Michigan Fellowship of Reconciliation Initiates World Peace Month".

Enclosed ts. is titled "Geneva Conference Proposed Arrangements for Meeting at Central Hall on October 21st". Enclosed mimeo is a leaf taken from an unidentified document. The leaf is headed "Appendix 1. Directive by the Heads of Government to their Foreign Ministers".

Re dispatch of tape recording of Manifesto Conference to Dauntless Inc., New York.

Enclosed tss. re a Scientific Conference in Paris on the Dangers of Atomic Weapons.

Re Conrad Russell in WWII.

On the verso of Joliot-Curie's letter, at record 58969.

Re Rotblat.

Enclosed draft was one "which Rotblat and I agreed to draw up."

A dictated note in Edith Russell's hand, written at the top of the document at record 58898, intended as a reply to that communication.

Typed on the same sheet of paper as records 58980 and 58981.

Typed on the same sheet as records 58979 and 58981.

Typed on the same sheet as records 58979 and 58980.

On the verso of Burhop's letter, record 58982.

Letter is addressed to "mesdames", the name of the organization appearing in the text.

The enclosed resolution is a joint one between the League and the Swedish Women's Citizen League, concerning world government.

On the verso of Rotblat's letter, record 58987.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Appeal against the Preparations for Nuclear War".

BR declines a request to sign the Committee's appeal. On the verso of the previous record 58989.

On the same sheet as the letter at record 58993.

On the same sheet as the letter at record 58992.

Enclosed statement is titled "Mainau Statement", dated Mainau/Lake Constance, July 15th, 1955. Attached is a ts. titled by hand "Mainau Manifesto. Strictly Confidential"; it appears to be a variant of the printed statement.

His title is Count Bernadotte of Wisborg.

On the verso of Bernadotte's letter, record 58996. BR signs the Mainu Statement.

His title is Count Bernadotte of Wisborg.

On the verso of Carswell's letter, record 58998.

BR remembers her mother, Ivy Elstob, as "both interesting and attractive".

Receipt is for £5 BR contributed to the Council.