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George's IS arrived this morning also, with Mr. Hill's letter enclosed. The thought occurs to me, looking over it briefly, that it would be much better to make a Museum monograph of it. That is, that for one thing wheels could be made to turn on publishing it that way more easily than in the A.J.A. [handwritten: ?] And after conferring with Mary Lou, it becomes apparent that it would turn out to be only a page or two less in printed form than DhC's monograph, so thus not really too short for a monograph. Will take it up with the powers when time permits. Mary Lou thinks it could be put out quite soon, since there is a gap at the moment. Please ask Ellen to send detailed and specific recommendations about Curium records to be brought from here, in case I should go there, or in case-anyhow. Know the general set-up and have worked with them, but am uncertain about what copies of what were actually transported to Curium and are now available there.
All for this mail. More soon.
Handwritten: Mrs.
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P.S. Our Mr. Avery has gotten Fulbright for Greece. Sends much appreciation to you for your assistance.
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