Marsh 28, 1938.
lp, Anthony Iannone,
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University,
New York 32, N.Y.
Dear Tony,

I'm writing this letter on University stationery because I have a small busi~
ness request to make of you, namely to mention to Diek Krakaur that there
might be room here next year for research in genetics of bacteria, if he would
be interested, and to suggest that he, or anyone else, write to me as soons/
as possible. The kind of work for which we have financial support is in two
main directions: 1) the genetics of Salmonella, particularly the fhhgellar
antigens, in association with Irwin's group, and 2) gene-enzyme studies in
E. coli, Neurospora, etc. Some hot stuff is coming out on thds which bids fair
to invalidate the "one-to-one" theory, but I'll tell you more about this
when we come to New York the week of the 18th df April, when I hope we can
get together.

How have ypar personal difficulties been resolved? I hope everything has
orfwill turn out for the better.

Sincerely,

Josma Lederberg