February 11, 1937
Dear Professor Pauling:
This acknowledges your letter of January 29 and the accompanying report, both of which
you handed to me when I was recently in Pasadena. It was a pleasure to see you and
talk over various aspects of the situation with you.
There is one point which I had meant to raise with you which I failed to get to, owing
to the press of so many other interesting topics. I wanted to ask you what impression
you had of Dorothy Wrinch's recent work. I think she has a long paper in process
of publication in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, and this should give you a
somewhat more substantial basis for an estimate; but I shall in any event be glad
to have your reaction.
Cordially
Warren Weaver
Prof. Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, Calif.
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