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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
PRINCETON NEW JERSEY

July 16, 1942

Dear Sonneborn:

Thank you for your letter of the 8th.
Miss Ottolenghi, the Italian girl I wrote
to you about, has now ea research assistant-
ship here at Princeton University, and a
feirly good one. What she would be inter-
ested in would be an instructorship in
some college, or similer, in order to
start a teaching career. I thank you and
Dr. Payne very much, anyway, for your
kind interest,

I have discussed your objections to
the manuseript on becterial mutations
with Delbrueck, and we introduced some
changes in the initial presentation of the
hypothesis which should meke it nore
palatable to geneticists.

Working here in the heat and dampness
of Prineeton is like e vrotracted Furkish
bath, I am going to spend next week at
Cold Svring Harbor, refreshing and exemi-
ning all the deta I collected during these
weeks of intensive exvrerimentation,

Best regards,

a

S. E. Luria