UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

LOS ANGELES 24, CALIFORNIA 25 July 1961

Dr. J. Lederberg, Chairman
Department of Genetics
Stanford Medical School
Stanford, California

Dear Dr. Lederberg:

I do not know if you ever had time to jot down a few remarks introducing
Dr. Muller's collected papers. However, you might be interested in seeing
Dr. Pontecorvo's remarks which are enclosed, The last word I heard about the
book is that it is being typed on an IBM machine with line-justification and
that about five hundred hard-cover copies and fifteen hundred paperback copies
will be prepared for the first edition.

Sincerely yours,

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