Activity Listings
- Letter from LP to David Harker RE: Asks Harker to please let him know what results Eskigia obtained on arsenolite. Informs his of Emerson Green's death and the death of Latimer's son also. [Filed under: H: Individual Correspondence, Box #151.10]
- Letter from LP to Dr. Ali Mohammad RE: LP is sorry that there is no research assistantship or fellowship in the Lab at this time but promises to keep him in mind in case anything comes up. [Filed under: M: Correspondence, Box #255.3]
- Letter from LP to Dr. Wendt. [Filed under C: Organizational Correspondence: Box #70.5]
September 30, 1936
Dr. Gerald Wendt, Editor
Box 516, Grand Central Annex
New York, New York
Dear Dr. Wendt:
I agree that it is not necessary to have any referee other than the chairman of the symposium look over the manuscripts for the December issue.
The suggestion that a photograph of Professor Debye be printed as a frontispiece to this issue seems to me to be an excellent one, and I recommend that this be done. Professor Debye's work on dipole molecules was a great contribution to chemistry, which, I feel, has not been any too well acknowledged.
Sincerely yours,
Linus Pauling
LP:ml
- Letter from LP to G. E. F. Sherwood RE: LP gladly accepts his invitation to speak before the local chapter of Sigma Xi on November 4. [Sherwood's letter: September 25, 1936, next letter: October 1, 1936] [Filed under: S: Organizational Correspondence, Box #375.2]
- Letter from LP to Mr. Richard Dodson RE: Is pleased to receive his report of this summer's work which will be published immediately. [Filed under D: Individual Correspondence. (Dil-Dyson) Box #96.5]
- Letter from S. B. Cunningham to LP RE: Cunningham regrets that LP will not be able to edit the chemistry book series but would greatly appreciate his advice in finding an editor. [LP's letter: September 24, 1936] [Filed under LP Correspondence: Box #212, Folder #212.15]
- Note from Richard Dodson to LP RE: Is sending LP a complete report of the work done last summer. Explains that he will be starting school at John's Hopkins after taking and passing several examinations last week. [Filed under: D: Individual Correspondence. (Dil-Dyson). Box #96.5]
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