Correspondence B 1971-1973 <li>Hertz Corporation <li>International Institute of Sexualidentity (Barbette Blackington, Director of International Institute of Women Studies) <li>Membership form for International Institute for Women Studies <li>Comfort to Blackington <li>Newsletter advertising the first formal meeting of the International Institute of Sexualidentity's board of directors <li>International Institute of Sexualidentity (Blackington) <li>Selene Rosenberg, aka Mrs. Philip Feldblum (American buyer and business director, Founder and first Executive Director of the Senior Personnel Employment Committee) <li>Comfort to Charles E Lyght [Charles Everard Lyght] (American physician, Editor in Chief of Journal of the American Geriatrics Society) <li>Charles E Lyght <li>Comfort to Richard Hoggart (Assistant Director General - Social Sciences, Humanities and Culture, United Nations Educational) <li>Richard Hoggart <li>Bob and Anna Francoeur (American sexologists) <li>Comfort to Bob Francoeur <li>David J B Ashley [David James Burrows Ashley] (Consultant Pathologist at Morriston Hospital, Swansea), Comfort's response printed on other side <li>Member of the public responding to article on lifespan extension, Comfort's response printed on other side <li>Cynthia M. Lewis (British molecular biologist, Post-doctoral researcher under Robin Holliday at the National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill) <li>Institute of Biology, Northern Branch <li>Hilary Koprowski (Polish virologist and immunologist active in the US, inventor of the world's first effective live polio vaccine) <li>Comfort(?) to "Giorgio" <li>Agehananda Bharati (Austrian-born American anthropologist, Syracuse University) <li>Arthur E Salmon [Arthur Edward Salmon] (American professor of English and author of <i>Alex Comfort</i>) <li>Comfort to Salmon <li>University of Southern California <li>Peter Michael Burridge (British anaesthetist, later consultant anaesthetist at Royal Oldham Hospital) <li>Comfort's letter to regular contributors to SIECUS <li>Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S., re: Comfort's signed letter to contributors <li>Comfort to Gordon Dilley (Glaxo Laboratories Ltd., Greenford, and editor of the <i>Glaxo Volume</i>) <li>Franz Halberg (Romanian-born American chronobiologist) to Gordon Dilley <li>Comfort to S. P. Shukla (Gerontology Research Centre, Baltimore) <li>S P Shukla <li>J D.Bu'Lock [John Desmond Bu'Lock] (British chemist and antiquarian historian, Department of Chemistry, University of Manchester) <li>Comfort to Bu'Lock <li>Comfort to Harvey V. Samis [Harvey Voorhees Samis, Jr] (American gerontologist, Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, New York) <li>Harvey V Samis <li>Comfort to Nobuo Egami (Japanese biologist, Zoological Institute, University of Tokyo) <li>Nobuo Egami <li>Comfort and Melita Fredberg (RESTRICTED ACCESS) <li>Comfort to Selene Rosenberg <li>Selene Rosenberg <li>John A Ross [John Alexander Ross] (British consultant radiologist, David Lewis Northern Hospital, Liverpool) <li>Member of the public writing to Comfort, asking for titles of his works on ageing <li>Theodore "Ted" Roszak (American novelist and sociologist) <li>Comfort to Michael V Tracey (Australian biologist, Food Research Laboratory, North Ryde, Sydney) <li>Michael V Tracey <li>The New Yorker, European Branch <li>Nat Lehrman (American editor and publisher, <i>Playboy</i>) <li>Comfort to the Editor of The Times <li>T F H Hudson [Thomas Francis Heylyn Hudson] (British wing commander and RAF logistics officer) <li>Comfort to Hudson <li>Comfort to W A Ellis (British estate agent) <li>W A Ellis <li>Comfort to Fritz Verzai (Swiss gerontologist, Institut für Experimentalle Gerontologie, Basel) <li>Fritz Verzai, handwritten original copy of above letter from Comfort written on other side <li>Comfort to Claude A. Frazier [Claude Albee Frazier] (American physician specialising in allergy) <li>Claude A Frazier <li>Comfort to R V Sovani (Marathi-Indian scientific writer) <li>R V Sovani <li>Comfort to Shoji Wakamiya (Director of the Association of Creative Life, Nakano, Tokyo) <li>Shoji Wakamiya <li>Comfort to member of the public <li>Member of the public responding to lecture on ageing at University of British Columbia <li>Comfort to John A Ross <li>John A Ross <li><i>Medical World News</i> 1971-1973