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r ' February 1950

Professor Norman S^ Buchanan.
The Rockefeller Fouh3a1;ion,
European Office,
20, ruedtde la Baume,
Paris TSe)
Dear Professor Buchanan,
Thank you for yours of February 2^th. May I
at once invite you to luncjj^ for Friday at 1 P^^i»? I shall take the
liberty of coming to your hotel at that time err propose to have lunet
at Lensvelt, quite near to the hotel. I asked Mr van den Berg, our
secretary, also to be present.
In case you are not free at lunch time or
have not yet arrived, Vire could also arrange for dinner if that suits
you better. In that case I shall be at yours at 6 p.m. since I have
somebody coming to see me at 8 o'clock.
Yours very sincerely,

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