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k August 1954
Profesaor Ferdinando di Fenlzio,
L * Indiiötrla,
Via Parnetl 8,
Milan
P9Br Professoi" di Fenizio»
ThanJt you ver^r miich for jcura of Jiily 29,
I certainly have a«Bii the i'irst part of the translat,ion
and I think the printing \ms very well done» I hsxve not
the alightest wish left and I nm ocanpletely a^^itlsfied*
I eliould like to repeat lay thsiikö for all the crouhle you
gave yourself J yoU.)vrHl •undcratond vft3.t a pleaaiire it is
for me to have the ohanoe directly to address an Italian
public in thia way* L!y irnprussioa is that Italy is anong
the first countries to have cievelapüd several of the
BtatietloB and more oomplicnted instruments of modem
analysia, and I am looking; forward to ï'eceive your recent
puhlioatlon.
With hest peraonal regnrda.
yours yQx^T sincerely.
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Part of Letter to Ferdinando Di Fenizio