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S.
NATIONAL
us.
March 2, 1955.
.
Dear Oppie:
Thank you very much for your note and for the
last pages of the transcript. I am glad that you think
that there is useful material in the record of these
seminars. I have been at work on them, but make prog-
ress slowly. There are many interruptions; and, perhaps,
as you said in your fine interview with Edward Murrow,
more often than not, I greet them with relief.
But I shall persevere and hope that before too long
we can get them into such shape that they will be use-
ful to others in the future. You were generous to offer
to help in this, and, if I can think of a way in which
I can use help, I shall appeal to you.
Alice and I have not been away on a vacation this
winter, but on the contrary have been more than usually
active. I spent a week at Yale as a Chubb Fellow, tak-
ing over graduate and undergraduate classes. The week
itself was strenuous, and the preparation for it equally
so. Then we went out to spend a few days with the
Trumans in Independence. This was really a lovely ex-
perience and refreshed our spirits. Sometime 1 shall
tell you and Kitty about it.
I hope that she is well and the children too.
Lefty gives me good reports of you. It would be good
to see you.
With affectionate greetings.
As ever,
Dr. Robert J. Oppenheimer,
Director,
The Institute for Advanced study,
Princeton, New Jersey.
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