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Letter from Robert Corey to Linus Pauling. May 8, 1937.
Corey writes to express his pleasure in learning that he will be able to join Pauling's laboratory next Fall.

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The Rockefeller Institute

For Medical Research

66th Street and York Avenue

New York

May 8, 1937

Professor Linus Pauling

Gates Chemical Laboratory

California Institute of Technology

Pasadena, California

Dear Professor Pauling:

I was very happy indeed to receive your kind letter granting me the privilege of working in your laboratory next year. I am sending a copy to Dr. Gasser so that the Rockefeller Institute may carry out whatever arrangements are necessary here.

I appreciate your suggestions concerning the apparatus which I might bring with me. As soon as I have opportunity to talk the matter over with Dr. Wyckoff and Dr. Gasser I shall be able to let you know just what this may comprise.

I am looking forward to a very pleasant and profitable year in Pasadena and shall certainly arrive in ample time to get established before you leave for Ithaca.

Very Sincerely Yours,

Robert b. Corey

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