Letter, 1940 Sept. 4, Cape Town, to F.J. Stimson, Dedham, Mass.

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Letter, 1940 Sept. 4, Cape Town, to F.J. Stimson, Dedham, Mass.

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Thanks Stimson for his letter and clipping and acknowledges receipt of and expresses interest in Stimson's literature on pure science. States that he has had a difficult task in South Africa during the last eight months, and finally wishes John [Temple] good luck for a "G son in law."

1 letter (2 p.) + 1 envelope.

Boston Athenaeum

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