Not a letter but a mimeograph invitation to a party for members being released from jail.

Written in Edith Russell's hand at the foot of the previous entry at record 60003.

Good wishes for a "gay" party upon release from prison.

Re Basildon CND.

Addressed from Brixton Prison.

Enclosed is titled "Draft Memorandum to Committee of 100".

Printed card, outlining the voyages of the ship Phoenix of Hiroshima protesting nuclear weapons tests, on which Jessica Reynolds has written a note to BR and Edith.

Typed on the verso of Unwin's letter of 3 Aug. 1956.

Typed on the verso of Unwin's letter of 3 Nov. 1956.

Typed on the verso of Unwin's letter of 28 Jan. 1957.

Typed on the verso of Unwin's letter of 16 Mar. 1957.

"Edith Schoenman typed this beautiful letter."

Enclosed drawing is by 6 year old Rosvena Joseph, paying "Homeg to Russell".

"And I treasure your daughter's drawing. It has been on the chimney piece ever since your letter came and I am very proud of it and show it to my visitors...."

Enclosed flyer (3 copies) advertises a public meeting at Cardiff sponsored by the Welsh National Council, 1 Nov. 1961, at which BR was to speak.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Civil Defence Programme List of Equipment for Atomic Air Raid Warden". A humorous satire of the idea of civil defence in the event of nuclear warfare.

Enclosed copy of letter is to Scott from Michael Aitken. There is a question mark following "Michael" in the copy.

Parker-Rhodes asks BR to consider becoming president of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament again.

Dictated draft in Edith Russell's hand.

Typed on the verso of Unwin's letter of 29 April 1960.

Typed on the verso of the letter to Unwin of 7 May 1960.

Typed beneath carbon of the letter from BR to van Dusen, with a note in Edith Russell's hand that it is being sent to Stanley Unwin.

Re Schools for Non-Violence.

Enclosed statement is titled "Statement by Trevor Hatton of 181 Algernon Road, S E 13". BR has annotated the statement.

A "with compliments" card with a handwritten note, to which a mimeo, titled "Remembrance Sunday Address at Holy Trinity, Cambridge 12th November 1961", is attached.

Dictated letter, in Edith Russell's hand. Attached address, also in Edith Russell's hand, is for Wegg-Prosser & Co., Solicitors.

An unpublished letter to the editor on conscientious law-breakers.

Re the Voice of Nuclear Disarmament broadcasting.

BR encloses a short statement (not present).

Enclosed memorandum concerns the workings of the Committee of 100.

Enclosed letters are handwritten copies of letters to Michael Randle from Frampton.

A satire on civil defence and possibly on the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, the letter is a forgery with Canon Collins' signature.

Re interview BR gave him.

Attached is a plain envelope with a note re the letter written on the front in Edith Russell's hand. Heartfelt plea by the Committee of 100 that BR not subject himself to arrest and even avoid participation in the Dec. 9 demonstration.

Not a letter but a statement re "details of arrests" in the offices of the Committee of 100 on the morning of 6 Dec. 1961. Attached are two signed carbon copies of the draft.

Ts. is a copy of an article taken from Electronics magazine, titled "What Happens to Us If Peace Breaks Out?"; other enclosures have to do with the formation and workings of the Southern Committee of 100.

Re Pat Pottle. Marked "Not for publication".

Not a letter but a press statement re Pat Pottle.

Not a letter but a statement titled "Statement from Bertrand Russell on Behalf of the Committee of 100". Re Pat Pottle. A carbon copy is attached.

Re formation of a South-West Committee of 100.

Full name: Weapons Repair Division, U.S.S. Proteus (As-19) Holy Loch, Scotland.

Not a letter but a Christmas card with the typed inscription "With love, the boys of the Proteus". Enclosed photo is of the war ship Proteus, and is inscribed "Home".

Full name: The Boys of the Proteus, Weapons Repair Division, U.S.S. Proteus (As-19) Holy Loch, Scotland.

"Not sent" written at the top. A carbon copy is attached.

Addressed to 6 others as well; headed "Message to eight people released after serving one month's imprisonment for their part in the sit down at the Soviet Embassy".

From Wormwood Scrubs Prison.