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August 9, 1946 Dr- McKeen Cattell, Department of Pharmacology, Cornell University Medical College, 15'JJ York Avenue, New York City 21. Dear Dr. Cattell! Thanks very much for your letter of July 22. I fully appreciate your point of view concerning our work on DDT and the publication of the results. I agree with you in every respect. I am off for a bit of a vacation, but when I return, I trust somewhat relaxed and perhaps with a better point of view, I shall undertake to see what can be done toward the preparation of a. paper that may be of interest to your Journal. With kindest personal regards. Cordially yours, lobert A^'Xehoe, "M. J? i AK ef Dictated but not read. H& 0020132