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March 27, 1950

Dr Hans Staehle,
European Office of the
United Nations,
Palais des Nations,
Qenev^
My dear Staehl«,

ana you.,eXf o n c t ^ ^ ? . ^ o T : r ^ f . f J S a J / f t S t * S S
with the things I brought home.

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TV satl<Tf-.-fi^n J? J^^^^^J^'^'s ^le-^ ï>ooK j u s t appeared, and I saw to
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t n a t various of your studies haven blen quoted and
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reproduced; even some of the unpublished ones? This leads
me once 'nore to emphasize my view t h a t you should cortalAlv DUbli?h
more of your private i n v e s t i g a t i o n s . I L p e you w i ï ï f?id L e U m f

collaborators v/sre very much Interested in what I had to tell
them about my discussions; on the other hand we shall send some
further materi&l to some of your colleagues and collaborators.
The graphs of my article are being drawn and will be send to
you. It will, however, take some time before all will be ready.
With all best wishes
yours v-ery slncerelyj