September 17, 1936

Dr. D. M. Wrinch

c/o The Rockefeller Foundation

49 West 49^th Street

New York, New York

Dear Dr. Wrinch

I had already sent a copy of our protein paper to you at Oxford, and I am sending another to the Rockefeller Foundation in case that your interest happens to be ken enough to cause you to read it in this country.

I should like very much to talk with you about proteins, but I shall not be in the East this fall. If it does turn out that you are able to make the trip across the country I trust that you will plan to spend some time in Pasadena.

Sincerely yours,

Linus Pauling

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September 17, 1936

Mr. Richard Dodson

Brashear, Mo.

Dear Dodson:

I returned your three books to Catherine MacMillan, who fell on my neck on seeing them again, and promised that she would erase the hard thoughts about you that she had been having.

Coryell is going to ship your pipes to you today. He will try first to get the Institute to pay the postage, and if he is unsuccessful he will tap me for the rest of the dollar. I think that he is even hoping to get Mrs. Lassettre to wrap them up.

I expect that you have heard about the drowning of Emerson Green in Michigan. It is surely terrible that such a fine fellow should have lost his life.

I have remembered you to Coryell who also remembered you to me.

Sincerely yours,

Linus Pauling

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