EDWARD F. HASKELL
APARTMENT 46
438 WEST 116th ST.
NEW YORK 27,N. Y.

January 11, 199

Dr. Joshua Lederberg,
Dept. of Genetics,

Wisconsin University,
Madison 6, Wisconsin.

Dear Dr. Lederberg:

Heartiest thanks for your letter of
January 2nd. J well know how very pressed you must
be for time, and deeply appreciate your help.

I have concluded that since this article
seems rather unclear to you, and since you are not sure
that you understand it, the reader is sure not to under-
stand it and certain to be confused. I am therefore re-
turning the chapter to Dr. Dodd. TI am quoting you,
without naming you, and suggesting that he re-write the
paper and submit it as a chapter of our next symposium
volume.

Under separate cover I am sending you a
copy of "Main Currents in Modern Thought," which con-
tains an article dealing with the latest developments
of Coaction Theory. This is the closest I can come to
an offprint. At the same time I am placing your name
on the publisher's list for early notification of the
appearance of "Introduction to Unified Science."

With warmest thanks and sincere regards,
I am,

Cordially yours,

Use DP An KLE

Edward F. Haskell, Chairman

Organizing Committee

Council for Unified Research and
Education

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