Ostober 30, 1953

Dear Werner:

Bam glad to hear that you will be able to visit Madison about a
month hones. In anticipation of your visit, I will arrange the lecture
achedule to f1t, and hove you will do us the couréésy again.

Thank you for the refarences. I had noted your paper on electrophoresis,
and we had started considering some electrophoretic determinathons on our

material. Would it be possible to apply through you for a reprint of th
Hartmann—Lenffer-Bateman paper of the method?

Berargtein has been going ahead with isolation of flagella of the two
phases. A prepn. of phase 2 did agglutimate very nicely with acriflavine
(as well, of course, as with homologous antiserux); he is in the midst of
makinz a comparable phase 1 prepn.

During your visit to Madison, I hope you will find it conwenient to speni
a day or tw with us. We moved recently to a house, by no means a mansion,
but comfortably paid out. The ict is perhape the most attractive feature
(even sans trout stream), but will not , unfortunately, be very congenial
for an outdoor seminar in Novenber as 1t was in Septa-ber.

Sinceraly,