An enclosed letter from G.E. Moore is not present. See record 78656 for the letter.

Not a letter but a statement by BR to be read at a meeting of the Bala Group of Quakers Protesting Nuclear Weapons.

Enclosed statement is titled "Message to Be Read at the Meeting on April 30, 1957, of the National Council for Abolition of Nuclear Weapon Tests".

Attached is a carbon copy of the statement.

Enclosed statement of accounts concerns monies spent and raised in connection with the appeal launched by BR on behalf of the Committee; mimeograph sheet is titled "Resolutions Adopted By the Executive Committee of the British Peace Committee at Its Meeting in London on 7th September 1957".

Enclosed receipt is for £5 donated by BR to the Council.

Separate letter, same date.

On the verso of Duff's letter, record 59023.

Re the private meeting on Jan. 16 which founded the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).

BR agrees by telephone to attend.

On the recto of the same sheet as the letter at record 59028.

Enclosed mimeograph letter was sent by the Committee to the leaders of the Liberal, Conservative, and Labour Parties.

On the verso of Gore's letter, record 59029. BR agrees to sign mimeo letter.

On the verso of Duff's letter, record 59032.

Letter concerns the formation of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Enclosed mimeo is a policy statement of CND; enclosed leaflet announces a CND "mass meeting", the first mention of the new organization's name.

Not a letter but a statement by BR to be read at a meeting in Hull against nuclear weapons.

Two copies. The top copy has a revision to make the statement suitable for the Free University, Berlin.

On the verso of Duff's letter, record 59039.

"I thought our meeting [17 Feb. 1958] a very outstanding success...."

On the verso of Duff's letter, record 59041.

Enclosed leaflet is titled Congress on Disarmament and International Cooperation; ts. communique is dated "le 20 Janvier 1958", and issued under the auspices of "Le Comité Executif du Conseil Mondial de la Paix".

On the verso of Joliot-Curie's letter at record 59043.

On the verso of Arrowsmith's letter at record 59045.

On the verso of Arrowsmith's letter at record 59047.

On the verso of Arrowsmith's letter at record 59049.

On the verso of Duff's letter at record 59051.

Copy of the letter is on the verso of Duff's letter at record 590563; copy of the enclosure is on a separate sheet, and is titled "Answers to the Two Questions Posed by Mr. Corsini".

Enclosed is a carbon copy of a letter Heim has sent to Jacquetta (Mrs. J.B.) Priestley.

BR agrees to be president.

On the verso of Parker-Rhodes' letter, at record 59060.

Not a letter but a statement of support, "For Combined Universities Committee of CND" by BR.

Referred to at record 59065 (Duff, 1958/03/26).

Enclosed statement by BR concerns peaceful co-existence and world government. Two copies, one of which appears on the verso of the letter to Joliot-Curie, record 59064, and the second bearing marginal notations in Edith Russell's hand. (Reproduced in B&R 2: plate v.)

Enclosed leaflet outlines the purpose of CND and suggests courses of action for supporters.

On the verso of Collins's letter, record 59069.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Personalites Qui Ont Donné Leur Accord pour le Comité de Soutien".

As indicated by Edith Russell in a note at the top, BR agreed to sign the document in question (not in file) on 18 April 1958.

On the verso of Davies's letter, record 59076.

Postcard, with the following written on the address side: "Copy of a card sent as greetings to the Governors of Holloway and Pentonville Prisons and to six of their prisoners, and now sent to Plas Penrhyn, Merioneth with sincere best wishes from Mansel Davies."

Enclosed leaflet instructs demonstrators to "behave with dignity and self-discipline...."

Enclosed mimeos include an open letter of Canon Collins to Prime Minister Macmillan, and one titled "Appeal to the Prime Minister", the original enclosed in the letter to Macmillan.

Letter sent to Macmillan by BR as President of CND; enclosed appeal is from 618 British scientists "asking for immediate action to stope (sic) the testing of nuclear weapons."

On the verso of Duff's letter, record 59084.

Enclosed flyer is titled "No Place to Hide", advertising an exhibition on the Bomb arranged by the Hampstead Group, CND.

On the verso of Newton's letter, record 59088.

On the verso of the final sheet of Muste's telegram at record 59091.

Another letter of the same date; see record 59094.

Enclosed address is to the Basel Conference, 5-6 July.

On the verso of Priestley's letter, at record 59097.