JOSÉPHINE M. HALL TO BBC / A.E.H. PAXTON, 12 MAR. 1946
BRACERS 57502. TLS(X). BBC Written Archives
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Grosvenor Lodge, Babraham Road,
CAMBRIDGE.
12th March, 1946.

A.E.H. Paxton, Esq.,
Eastern Programme Organiser,
British Broadcasting Corporation,
Broadcasting House,
London, W.1.

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your letter of 7th February.1 I much regret that, owing to the illness of Lord Russell, this has been overlooked until now.

Unfortunately, owing to his recent illness, Lord Russell feels that he should avoid taking on any more extra work, and I much regret, therefore, that he will not be able to make a contribution to the new series of talks in your Eastern Service.

Yours faithfully,
<signed> Joséphine Hall.
Secretary.

• 1

  your letter of 7th February In record 57498 E.H. Paxton, the BBC’s Eastern Programme Organiser, asked if Russell would talk on “the background of Western philosophy” for “the intellectual Indian”.