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PLASmFP^^ b EXHIBIT I i 0^033.00 I August 4, 1947. Dr, Arthur J. Vorwald, Director, The Saranac Laboratory, Saranac Lake, New fork. Dear Doctor Vorwald: I am fully sympathetic with the expres sions In your letter of August 1, 1947, to me. It seems'to me that now that you are per manently at Saranac and will carry on the work", the use and publication of Dr. Gardnera material should be primarily In your hands. Particularly does this appear to me logical and best In view of your expres sion about the effect of other accumulated evidence In your possession. I, therefore, propose that you and Dr. Lanza consider the matter from that viewpoint and feel entire ly free to proceed as your combined Judgment dictates in the beat interest of the work Itself. I recently sent the edited manuscript to Dr. Lanza with a suggestion about the publication. I now believe that this should be reviewed from the viewpoint of the expression in your present letter to- me. Assuring you that I shall be glad to cooperate in whatever may be desired as to the best course and with beat wiahea, I am t Sincerely yours, EXL:kbp. CC: Dr. Lanza Xenneth M. Lynch, M. D., Dean. (PLAINTIFFS | EXHIBIT g wy-ooosqg