CHAIN_ERNST_BORIS_Vol3
THE
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HISTORICAL
MANUSCRIPTS
Report on the correspondence and papers
of
SIR ERNST BORIS CHAIN
(1906 - 1979)
biochemist
deposited in the
Contemporary Medical Archives Centre,
London
(CSAC 92/3/83)
Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine,
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1983
AN)
CSAC 92/3/83
CONTEMPORARY SCIENTIFIC ARCHIVES CENTRE
British National Committee for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology
under the guidance of the Royal Society’s
Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of
SIR ERNST BORIS CHAIN FRS
(1906 - 1979)
Compiled by:
1983
VOLUME III
Section K
List of Publications
Jeannine Alton and Julia Latham- Jackson
Index of Correspondents, Organisations and Firms
All rights reserved
Deposited in the Contemporary Medical Archives Centre,
Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, London
E.B. Chain
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SECTION K
GENERAI. CORRESPONDENCE _ K.1 - K.341
The material is presented in
3 sequences as follows:
K.1
-K.291
Correspondence with individuals, in alpha-
betical order.
and indexed, and an indication is given of any
information of particular biographical,
scientific or historical interest.
The correspondence is dated
K.292-K.311
Shorter unindexed correspondence: brief
exchanges of information, reprint requests,
etc.
K.312-K.341
Examining, references and appointments.
K.1-K.291
CORRESPONDENCE WITH INDIVIDUALS
Alexander, P.
19693. 1971, 1973
1969 correspondence includes 9 pp. typescript on
"Anti-Leukaemic Action of L-Asparaginase' and copy
of letter to Beecham Research Laboratories outlining
proposals for co! laborative research.
Alper, T.
1970
1971
1953-59
P. Rona's
Altman, M.
Ammon, R.
Enclosing draft of paper on 'Inactivation of
the Scrapie Agent by Near-Monochromatic
Ultraviolet Light'.
Mainly personal correspondence.
Ammon was one of Chain's oldest friends and
colleagues; they had worked together in
laboratory 1930-33 and written collaborative papers.
Early correspondence does not survive and the
remaining letters are chiefly re lectures and papers
to be given by Chain.
See also G.14, G.15, G.21.
Anfinsen, C.
B.
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Aschberg, O.
and
Aschberg, F.
1946-52
Olof Aschberg was a banker who negotiated consu!t-
ancies for Chain with various firms and government
departments wishing to become involved in penicillin
production.
Folder includes correspondence re negotiations in
Sweden, Denmark, Poland and India, miscellaneous
re taxation (particularly in relation to Chain's con-
tract with Astra) and some personal letters from Olof's
son Folke.
Aykroyd, W.
R.
Bach; S.-J.
Backus, M.
P.
re Penicillium chrysogenum.
Wd
1953
1952
Bacg, D.
E.
n.d., 1950
1953
1970, 1978
Bailey, K.
re hexokinase.
Balliri, S.
Balogh, T.
Bamonte, N.
Baker, J.
R.
1970 correspondence is re The Society for
Freedom in Science.
See also F.95.
Includes correspondence re the problem of resistance
to penicillin and copies of correspondence with
Beecham Research Laboratories re collaborative
research on the new penicillins.
1954
1950
1968
Barber, M.
1960-64
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Barnett, V.
J.
Mainly personal correspondence.
Baudet, P.
Beloff, N.
Ben-Ami, O.
re personal and Jewish affairs.
Benatt, A.
J.
Berenblum, I.
1973, 1977-78
1970
1963-64, n.d.
1967-70, 1975
1950-55
1949-62, 1977
A rather fragmentary sequence of letters on personal
and scientific topics.
Correspondence 1949-55 consists of Berenblum's
letters only and includes references to Chain's
tentative plans for moving to the Weizmann Institute
after his first year in Rome.
Correspondence 1958-62 is Chain's carbons only, with
one exception.
Berlin,
I.
Bernhard, S.
Bevan, A.
1953-57
Toa; A700, Aids
Bergmann, E.
D.
Bergmann, F.
Personal letter te death of his mother.
Includes arrangements for visit to Chain's laboratory
in Rome.
See also B.47, K.286.
re British scientific policy, particularly in relation
to pharmaceutical research.
'Aide-mémoire concerning the state of scientific
research in the Pharmaceutical Industry in Great
Britain and the desirability of creating a National
Centre for Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Research’.
Includes 4 pp. typescript
re Dahlem Konferenzen.
1974
1949-50, 1954
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Beznak, A.
coke
Bhatnagar, S.
S.
Includes drafts of letter from an Italian firm
offering to supply fermentation equipment to
Bhatnagar's laboratory.
Binkerd, E.
F.
1974
re relative costs of soy and other protein products.
Blackest? Pe.
Me
°S;
Blaszezak, J.
Blaxter, K.
L.
1964, 1965
1953
1967-7)
Includes correspondence re agreement with Nestlé
for collaborative work on microbial proteins conducted
at the Rowett Research Institute.
Blond, E.
1970
1958
1958
1952-53
Bragg, W.
LL.
Bovet, D.
‘Brachet, J.
Bonino, G..
8B.
Bonventre, P.
1967, 1970-72
Born, .G.
1949-53, 1959
K .70/5K.71
K.70
Edholm, O.
G.
Edwards, R.
xi
te appeal to the Syrian government for the release
of Professor Shlomo Samueloff.
Samueloff, February 1970.
Includes letter from
News of research and personal affairs, arrangements
for visits toRome.
1959 correspondence includes
announcement of Duthie's sudden death, arrange-
ments for memorial service, etc.
See also K.120.
Correspondence re formulation of a memorandum on the
administration of Government-supported scientific
research, for submission to the Prime Minister.
was to have signed the memorandum along with Chain
and F.E. Jones, but later decided against it
Several ms. and typescript drafts of the memorandum.
Edwards
.
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
te Ehrlich, P.
Letter from M. Landau (Ehrlich's daughter).
Eidus, L.
Elefant, M.
1975
1961-63, 1966
Includes letters re project for translation and publica-
tion of Maimonides Medical Manuscripts.
Ennor, A.
H.
Evans, D.
G.
1962
197]
Enclosing article on Edward Jenner.
Falini, R.
1964-65, 1972,
1974 correspondence is Chain's carbon only.
ahs
Feilden, G.
B.
R.
Feld 0,
Ts
1969
W/5
re Pugwash Conferences.
Feldman,
Feldman, W.-H.
Fischgold, R.
see K.78
1979
1946-68
1961-75
Chain's carbon only, re biography of J.B.S. Haldane.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Includes
arrangements for visits to Rome by various friends
and colleagues.
Medicine particularly in regard to the food industry.
Includes correspondence te invitation to Sir Isaac
Wolfson to visit Chicago to receive a citation from
the City of Hope Institute for Advanced Learning.
1974 correspondence is re editorial policies of World
Fishbein, M.
1961-64
1968,
1970, 1974-75
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Fischgold, R.
1945
(brother of H. Fischgold) re arrangements for a visit
to Oxford.
Fisher, R.
B.
re mode of action of insulin.
Fleming, A.
1 letter only - thanks for hospitality in Rome.
K.79=K,82
Fleming, Lady Amalia
K.79
1955-58
1957
1953
1955-71
personal
Thanks for Chain's letter of condolence on the death
of Sir Alexander Fleming, March 1955;
correspondence re plans for visit to Greece by Chain
and his family; correspondence arising from the
biography of Fleming by André Maurois.
copy of 5 pp. letter to Maurois from Chain containing
reminiscences of the early penicillin work and letters
from Maurois and R. Dubos who was asked to write the
preface for the French edition of the book.
Includes
1963
1965
1967-7)
There is no correspondence for 1964.
te Lady Fleming's plans for building a scientific research
institute in her native Greece.
Includes arrangements
for Chain to visit Athens in order to discuss the project
and accounts of negotiations with various government
ministers.
prison, September 1971.
Copy of letter from Lady Fleming to M. Perutz re
possible collaboration between the Hellenic Institute and
EMBO; photograph of the Institute, December 1970;
correspondence re proposed letter to The Times appealing
to the Greek Government to release Lady Fleming from
Further correspondence about the institute (Hellenic
Institute for Fundamental Biological Research).
Includes
copy of the government decree authorising its establish-
ment, 19 February 1965, and letter confirming Chain's
membership of the Scientific Committee of the Institute.
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Florey, H.
W.
re patenting of natural products.
at
1970, 1976-77
1970 letter is re results of recent general election.
Later correspondence is re the office made available
to Chain in the Department of Mechanical Engineering
at Imperial College and re negotiations by Powdrex
Limited in Israel.
Foster, P.
1966-67
Personal correspondence arising from Chain's visit
to South Africa in 1966.
Frazer, AC.
Personal and social correspondence.
Gabor, D.
Personal and social correspondence.
1964-65, 1969
1968-69, 197]
Garberini, A.
Includes some
17o/
1966
Gans, O.
1954-55
Gardner, A.
;
-Garrod, L.
P.
Mainly re arrangements for Gans to visit Rome to
discuss suitable candidates for the newly-establ ished
Ehrlich Chair of Chemotherapy at the Johann Wolfgang
Goethe-Universitdt, Frankfurt.
personal correspondence.
work in Gdumann's laboratory in ZUrich.
1970 correspondence is re ethics of university
professors accepting industrial consultancies.
1972 correspondence is re effectiveness of antibiotics
in the treatment of typhoid.
te fermentation techniques.
Includes arrangements
for a member of Chain's laboratory (A. Tonolo) to
1963,
1970, 1972
1972
1954-55
Garzanti, L.
Gdumann, E.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Genera | correspondence
Ghilchick, M.
W.
1971
Includes typescripts of 2 papers on insulin responses
in patients with vascular disease.
Giacomello, G.
Ginsburg, D.
Ginsburg, J.
Ginsburg, S.
Giri, K.
Glees, P.
1965
1972
1959-64
f
1938, 1943, 1944
1970
1954
1969-70
Mainly re problem of causality in drug action and
the testing of drugs.
Gluschkov, R.
G.,
1968
1967-68
1969-76
Goldblith, S.A.
tre A. Haddow.
Includes communications with the
Home Office re Gluschkov's visit to England, 1967.
Mainly re food technology and the food industry.
Includes invitation to conference on 'Single Cell
Protein' at M.I.T., October 1967.
Institute (L.A. Wiseman).
Arrangements for meetings and visits and miscellaneous
personal correspondence.
introduces G.C, Seybolt (President, Wm. Underwood
Co. - see F.1 - F.3).
re research in the textile and clothing industries.
Includes letter from the Research Director of the Shirley
Lett er of 7 October 1971
Goldman, M.
te Goodman, A.
Goodman, L.
A.
R.
1967-76
1965, 1971
1977
197)
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Gorecki, M.
Green, %. ©. I;
re Open University course on ‘Biological Bases
of Behaviour’.
Grisolia, S.
Includes letter re visit by Grisolia to London,
October 1976.
Gualandi, G.
1974
1975
1973, 1978
1965-67
re collaborative research and publications, equip-
ment for the Department of Biochemistry, Imperial
College, arrangements for meetings and visits.
Guidotti, G.
1965
(Chain's carbon only) re opening of new Department
of Biochemistry at Imperial College.
Guttmann, L.
1976
1971-72
1972-74
K.98-K.100
Haddow, A.
K.98
1958-70
1958-74
Includes correspondence re work on asparaginase and
te Haddow's resignation as Director of the Chester
Beatty Research Institute.
Mainly re grant applications by Haddow to the Cancer
Research Campaign and other organisations.
Includes
copies of letters from Chain to Lord Nathan in support
of Haddow's application.
1976.
Invitations to meeting of the British Association for
Cancer Research, November 1972 and miscellaneous
personal correspondence.
Includes letter re Remem-
brance and Thanksgiving Service for Haddow, February
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Haigh, M.
Personal correspondence.
Paige
FY,
re two-dimensional radiochromatography .
Halsbury, J,
-Ag
oy
G;
Includes thanks for hospitality during visit to
Rome, 1953.
1970, 1972
1957
1953-54
Hamelin, R.
Mainly re proposals for training Iranian students
in French scientific and technical institutions.
Includes some personal correspondence.
Hammarsten, E.
1951
(Chain's carbons only) re supply of heavy water and
chemicals and Hammarsten's proposed visit to Rome.
Hampson, C.
P.
1962
re possible use of surplus potatoes in fermentation
processes.
eerie ha:
ae
1953, 1955
T754,. 1957-58
+949 1954, 1955;
1962
rostiqas: J.
us
tt.
Includes correspondence re supply of proportioning
pumps to Chain's laboratory in Rome.
1962 correspondence is re granting of licences
to French firms for production of the new penicillins.
Thomas's Hospital.
re draft chapters of book by Hayward on science
and religion.
Mainly re funding for the Myocardial Metabolism
St.
Research Laboratories at the Rayne Institute,
1976-77
1972-78
Hauduroy, P.
Hayward, A.
Pecitse, Wesco.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Hechter, O.
re mode of action of insulin.
Hedén, C.-G.
1951, 1963-70
1951 correspondence is re experiments with E. Coli
and arrangements for Hedén to work in Rome.
Later correspondence is mainly re the activities of
the International Organisation for Biotechnology
and Bioengineering.
Hedges, R.
W.
Henderson, D.
W.
Herold, M.
Heseltine, N.
re occurrence of ergots in West Africa.
Hevesy, G. de
1976
1954, 1959
1950-60
1959
1949
Heymans, C.
1956-61
ricky, oreo:
Himmelweit, F. and Himmelweit, H.
Includes later correspondence from Pia de Hevesy
(1954, 1976).
Includes correspondence re government sponsorship
of scientific research, and later letters from
colleagues re commemoration of Heymans's 70th
birthday and his death in 1968.
1978-79
Includes letter from A. J.P. Martin.
Hinekrey uly
Au"
al,
Hinshelwood, C.
N.
Himsworth, H.
P.
1967, 1970
1969
1958, 1966
1945
Hirsch, J.
Hobby, G.
:
1948
i
1944-79
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Hodgkin, D.
Ci
1954-65
Personal and scientific correspondence. Includes
reference to Astra's request for a statement re
accessibility of penicillin reports in 1946 (see F.25ff)
and a detailed account (17 December 1955) of
crystallographic investigations of ferroverdin.
Holmes, B.
E,
Personal correspondence.
Mortobin, 2; << F4
1974-75
Correspondence arising from an article by Horrobin
in the British Medical Journal re grant-giving
and refereeing procedure of the M.R.C.
Hoskin, #.:
20...
Ge
re ‘chromatographic "maps"'.
Fliaword, J...
Mao.
ot.
re cardiac metabolism.
Hughes, A.
1969-70, 1977
1952-53
Hull, G.
W.
Hughes, D.
cE:
Humphrey, J.
H.
Mainly re work on ds-RNA.
Includes technical specifications.
re press for the disintegration of microorganisms
manufactured at Sheffield University for Chain's
laboratory in Rome.
research plans and results and some personal letters.
re collaborative work on interferon.
arrangements for visit to Rome, correspondence re
Includes
1961, 1964-66
Ing,
H.
R.
1963
1972
1962
Isaacs, A,
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Jacobson, F.
1954
James, W.
O.
1961
(Chain's carbon only) re funding for new mycological
laboratory at Silwood Park.
Jenkins, T.
t.
N.
re abdominal surgery.
Jewkes, J.
re historical background to the development of
the semi-synthetic penicillins.
Johnson, E.
k
te wording of the Drugs (Prevention of Misuse)
Act, 1964.
Jones, B.
R,
1976
1968
1969
1979
re arrangements for discussions with Italian researchers
on interferon.
Jones, F.
See also K.70, K.71.
Joseph, D.
Kahane, E.
1970
1957
re text of memorandum to the Prime Minister on the
position of the Research Councils.
te possibility of establishing an antibiotics industry
in Israel.
aspects of Jewish life.
Correspondence with Katzir and members of his
staff, mainly re arrangements for seminars on various
te prospects for development of antibiotics industry
in Israel.
re the Centre National
de la Pénicilline.
1949
1969
1974
Kaplan, A.
Kardos, N.
Katzir, E.
1976
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Kendrew, J.
C.
te Z. Medvedev.
Kenner, G.
W.
re use of peptides as drugs.
King...» 3: E:
re textile research associations.
ming, £..°
side
1953-58
Correspondence 1953 is re arrangements for visit
to Rome.
Chain's draft letter of condolence on King's death
is also included in the folder.
King, H.
Kirkness, J.
M.
re antibiotics in China.
1949
1961
Kissin,
Kégl, F.
1974,
1976
1963, 1966
19945-1997
Klejner, G.
;
Mainly re invitation to Kgl to lecture at the
VII National Congress of the Italian Chemical
Society, with an account by K&gl of research in
progress.
Some personal correspondence is also
included.
B,
Includes correspondence with E. Bachrach re
Chain's interest in purchasing a house in Israel.
Mainly re plans for a holiday in Ireland.
Kovach, A.
G.
1969
1977-79
Kohn, R.
Kollek, T.
Kornberg, A.
1976
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Krasil'nikov, N.
A.
Krebs, H.
A.
1964
1957-63, 1975
Includes discussion of experimental results reported
by Chain and M. Cohen on brain metabolism, 1962,
and some personal correspondence.
Krebs, R.
H.
K.126-K. a2:
Kring Mo,
1950, 1957
1977-78
Correspondence re funding and organisation of
research on interferon at the Memorial Sloan-
Kettering Cancer Center, New York.
a member of the Board of Consu!tants. )
(Chain was
May-August 1977
Includes 12 pp. typescript ‘History and Description
of the International Laboratories for the Molecular
Biology of Interferon Systems’ and copies of agree-
ment and correspondence re arrangements for
collaboration between the Sloan-Kettering Institute
and the Theodor Kocher Institute of the University
of Berne on 'research in the production, extensive
purification and characterization of human leukocyte
interferon in preparation for controlled clinical trials’.
September-December 1977
January-June 1978
July-December 1978
Includes 12 pp. typescript by Chain on 'The urgent
need for the larger scale production of interferon
from human leucocytes’.
Janvary-May 1979,
Includes copy of draft grant application for collabora-
tive work by the Egyptian Organisation for Biological
and Vaccine Production and the Sloan-Kettering
Institute on the use of interferon in the treatment of
human rabies.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Kriger-Thiemer, E.
KUhnau, J.
re proposed reform of medical curriculum.
Kula, M.-R.
K.134-K.137
Kulaev, I.
a
1976
1975-79
Mainly re arrangements for English translation and
publication of a book by Kulaev on polyphosphates.
Includes correspondence with John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
1975-76
1977
1978
Includes request to Chain to write a foreword to
Kulaev's book.
1979
Larsen, H.
re 6-APA.
Laviolette, P.
tasker, Aue
D,
(Chain's carbon only).
(Chain's carbon only).
te fermentation pilot plant techniques.
Personal correspondence.
Levinson, M._
L.
Levine, B.
B.
1973
1961
Leather, E.
Leese, H.
J.
1973, 1974
1976-77
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence.
Lightbown, J.
W.
(Chain's carbon only).
Lighthill, M.
J.
Linderstrdm-Lang, K.
U.
1965-79
1949-50
Includes arrangements for visit by Chain to the
Carlsberg Laboratory in Copenhagen, 1950.
Lockspeiser, B.
1951-54, n.d.
re arrangements to meet, exchanges of technical
information.
Loeser, A.
A,
re treatment of gonorrhea.
Longmore, D.
B.
1954
197]
re research on use of foetal material for heart tissue
replacement.
McLennan, H.
Luck, W.
Lutzker, E.
Macheboeuf, G.
Mackaness, G.
B.
1974
1968-74
Mainly re W.M. Haffkine.
Mainly personal correspondence.
re balance of teaching and research in universities.
Continued
re work on synthesis of amino-acids from glucose
in the brain.
1954 1955
1977
1958
Mahalanobis, P.
C,
Maister, D.
re theory of evolution.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
K.144(cont'd.) Malagarne, O.
General correspondence
Written from Prisoner-of-War camp in Algeria,
asking Chain to send him scientific books.
Mandelstam, J.
Mann, T.
Mantle, P.
G.
1973-74
1957
1960-61, 1963
te collaborative work on ergot alkaloids.
correspondence with W.O. James.
Includes
K.146-K.149 = Marotta, D.
Correspondence with and re Marotta.
Correspondence with C.N. Hinshelwood and
B. Lockspeiser, 1954-55, re arrangements to have
Marotta invited to visit various laboratories and
institutions in the U.K., including the Royal Society.
Correspondence with the Society for Visiting Scientists
and the British Council re arrangements for Marotta's
visit in May 1955.
Also included here are letters
from colleagues unable to attend the Royal Society
meeting on 12 May 1955 at which Chain and Marotta
gave an account of work at the Istituto Superiore di
Sanita.
by G. Sermonti, n.d.
Correspondence with Marotta and others, 1957-58.
Includes arrangements with the British Ambassador in
Rome for a lunch to celebrate the award of the C.B.E.
to Marotta.
Letters from Marotta and family to Chain, 1964-70.
Folder also includes press-cuttings re the 'Marotta
trial', ms. draft of letter from Chain to Marotta
regretting his absence at the Royal Society anniversary
dinner, n.d., ¢.1967, and press-cutting of obituary
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Marre, A.
Marshall, J.
J.
re culture of Pseudomonas stutzeri.
Marshall, W.
RR.
re spray-drying of biochemical materials.
Martelli, P.
Mascherpa, P.
1972
1954, 1962-63
1954 letters are re 'Sostanza M' discovered by
Mascherpa.
Later correspondence includes announcement of
Chain's election as Honorary Fellow of the Societa
Farmaceutica del Mediterraneo Latino.
Maske, H.
LZ Gpte/o, 1972S
1970
1939
19765, 1976
Massam, A.
Maurois, A.
May, B.
5/7 ord:
1949-50
Matthews, J.
W.
re communication to Mikrochemie.
_Medawar, P.
and Medawar, J.
re funding of scientific research.
re proposed news service for medical specialists.
research work 1950-65.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Includes 2 pp. letter from Chain summarising his
re L-Asparaginase.
Miles, A.
A.
and Miles, E.
Meleny, F.
a
1934-35, n.d.,
1950-65
1970
1957
1950
Mehrishi, J.
N.
Meyer, K.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Minas: Le
4,
1968-69
te Medintron, pH telemetering capsule.
Includes laste
from B. Sayers.
Mirsky, |.
A.
$95/-58,..196]
Personal and scientific correspondence, mainly
re work on insulin.
Mittwoch, U.
Mainly re grant application for work on sex
chromosomes in embryos.
Monroy, A.
1969-70
1958, 196]
1958 correspondence is re arrangements for Monroy
to use radiochromatography facilities in Chain's
laboratory.
Morton, O.
re Lucidril.
Munday, K.
A.
1970
1953-70
Murray, I.
G.
Kit159,K. 168
Nachmanson, D.
re policy of the Research Councils.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
te work on isolation of antigens from pathogenic
fungi.
Includes correspondence with J.M. Dewdney .
1948, 1953-55
Includes correspondence re lawsuit against $. Ochoa,
and undated ms. of speech by Chain introducing a
lecture by Nachmanson.
Includes arrangements for exchange of visits, accounts
of research in progress, etc.
Naftalin, J.
M.
1953-59
1965-70
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Nathan, Ist Baron
1954-63
Mainly personal correspondence.
Includes letter from S. Berwin following Nathan's
death in October 1963.
Nathan, 2nd Baron
Neri, P.
1770, 1977
1973-74, 1979
Includes comments on progress of research on interferon
at the Istituto Sieroterapico e Vaccinogeno Toscano
"Sclavo".
Neuberger, A.
Mainly personal correspondence.
Nowinski, W.
W.
Ochoa, S.
K.167-K.169
Okami, Y.
1954-79
1963
1974
1976-79
1976
LaA7
Mainly re arrangements for Okami and colleagues
to visit the fermentation pilot plant at Imperial
College.
Correspondence resulting from Chain's meeting
with Okami during his visit to Japan in 1976 (see
a. 65° 7, 171).
rubrus .
Arrangements for a visit by Okami to the 1.C.1.
laboratories at Billingham (cancelled at the last
minute).
Kakenyaku Kako Co. Ltd. re supply of Myroridin.
Includes correspondence with the
1978-79
Includes correspondence re toxicity of Monascus
E.B. ‘Chain
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General correspondence
Olbert, T.
Personal correspondence.
Olson, J.
A.
1950-51) n.d:
1952, 1958, 1969
1952 correspondence consists of a letter from
H. Koffler, addressed to Olson at the Istituto Superiore
di Sanita, re paper by Olson on glutamic acid
dehydrogenase.
Chain in the same field.
The letter also refers to work by
Opler L.
cH.
Opitz, D.
Ko 2; Kelgs
Painter, N.
a
1979
1976
1971-75
re fibre and diverticular disease.
197]
Includes draft of paper by Painter and others on
treatment of diverticular disease.
1955; 1957
1756, 497 1. 4972
1970, 1972
Pendse, C.
SG,
1972-75
Pauling, L.
Pekeris, C.
and Pekeris, L.
Personal correspondence.
1957 correspondence is re appeal to ban testing of
nuclear weapons.
the Gabon.
Includes typescript reports on visits to Taiwan and
1938
1970
‘renigk,- oc °
Penn, J.
E.B. Chain
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K.176-K.178
Peters, R.
A.
1949-78
General correspondence
Personal and scientific correspondence.
1949-59
Earlier letters are mainly personal.
pondence 1957-59 includes arrangements for collabora-
tive work on the metabolism of labelled pyruvate in
brain tissue, with plans for research and comments on
experimental results.
Corres-
1961-64
Continuing correspondence re work on labelled
pyruvate, interspersed with arrangements for musical
evenings.
1966-78
Mainly personal correspondence.
speech proposing vote of thanks to Peters on the
occasion of the Second Prize Lecture of the British
Nutrition Foundation, 7 November 1972.
Includes drafts of
1968
1978
1978
1949-52
1967
Petrow, V.
Philipp, L.
Philpott.
de
UBlops*)
PRilipp, Fock,
te ‘cancer families’.
on 'Familial carcinoma of the Ovary’.
Includes typescript report
Programme.
News of research and personal affairs.
Several
letters refer to her joint patent application with
Chain for 'Improvements in or relating to the prepara-
tion of stable penicillin-containing solutions' (see
B.42).
1963,
1963 correspondence is re meeting of the provisional
U.K. Committee for the International Biological
1949 letter is re crystalline penicillin.
Pe, Na
OW:
E.B. Chain
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KR. 161-8 8a
Prt, Gos
d,
1949-75
General correspondence
Personal and scientific correspondence.
1949-57
Includes several letters from Pirt re grant applica-
tions for research to be done in Chain's laboratory
in Rome (1949-50), and news of research and personal
affairs.
1958-60
Includes correspondence re negotiations for Pirt
to be seconded to assist in
department at Imperial College.
setting up Chain's new
1961-69, 1975
Mainly re research in progress at Queen Elizabeth
College, London (including work on interferon) and
possibilities for collaboration with Imperial College.
K.184, K.185
Pocchiari, F.
1957-77
Personal and scientific correspondence.
1957-68
1971-77
re research methods and results, suppliers of equip-
ment (for Imperial College), publications, etc.
Includes comments on the progress of the 'Marotta
case' (q.v.).
projects, and arrangements for meetings and visits.
Includes photocopy of typescript draft by Chain on
'The Case for the Creation of an Independent European
Research Institute for Physiological Biochemistry in
Italy', sent to Pocchiari, 14 June 1973, and letters
re negotiations with Montedison and others.
1950 letter is re penicillinase.
Remaining corres-
pondence includes letters re policy of the Medical
Research Council, requests for help with research
See also F.195, F.266, K.65.
Pollock, M.
R.
1950, 1961-75
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Polonovski, M.
1949-54
Personal correspondence.
for visits and lectures.
Includes arrangements
Popjak, G.
J. and Popjak, H.
Popper, H.
Porritt, A.
re visit of H. Ford to New Zealand.
Porter, G.
1¥63;. 1969; 1977
9/2) nd,
/
1963
197]
1970, 1972
Includes invitation to Chain to become a member of
the Royal Institution (declined).
Postgate, J.
1958-59
Pragier, G.
1974
(Chain's carbon only) re innovation in the develop-
ment of the semi-synthetic penicillins.
1937
1977
itt:
R.
Quayle, J.
1974, 1978
Bunuel. Jf:
Pullinger, B.
= D.
1953, 1957, 1973
1974 correspondence is re experiments with yeast
growing on methanol.
1978 correspondence is re undergraduate courses
in industrial microbiology.
B.
1954
re arrangements for supply of stainless steel fermentors
and other equipment to the National Chemical
Laboratory of India.
Bonn a...
° a
A
Radi, I.
Raper, K.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Rayne, M.
1976-77
Includes correspondence re the Museum of the
Diaspora (Beth Hatefutsoth) and the Max Rayne
Institute.
Reading, H.
W.
Reid, L.
Reith, W.
S.
re work on fat absorption and transport.
K.194-K.196
Rey, L.
1975-79
as he was Research Director of
Most of Chain's earlier correspondence with Rey
is in Section F,
Nestlé Alimentaria S.A. until his early retirement
due to
The following letters
cover a wide variety of topics and refer to various
scientific and industrial projects in which both Chain
and Rey were involved.
ill health in 1974.
1975-76
1977
1978
1969
Includes discussion of various projects and arrange-
ments for meetings and visits.
Includes copy of a letter from R. Hamelin re possi-
bility of developing a 'Service de Biosynthése' at
the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de
Lyon (ILN.S.A.) and correspondence re progress
of other projects including development and production
of synthetic proteins.
Richter, D.
Includes personal correspondence and arrangements
for meetings and visits as well as reports on progress
of various projects in hand.
Riccoboni, L.
re fermentations of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and
Pseudomonas testosteroni to be carried out at
Imperial College.
Ribbons, D.
W.
Richards, G.
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Riley, M.
V.
Rittenberg, D.
Robertson hia
Re
Te
Includes letter from D.F. de Almeida.
Robinson, D.
K.199-K.202
Robinson, R.
1963
1957, 1964
1969, 1970
1969
1945-75
Personal and scientific correspondence.
1945, 1951-61
Includes letter from Chain re arrangements for visit
to Rome by Robinson, 1951, information re research
in progress, etc.
negotiations with Marks and Spencer for formation of
consultancy panel consisting of Chain, Robinson and
E.C. Dodds.
1961 correspondence is re
1965-67
1969-72
1973-75
Includes exchanges re research, Nobel Prize nomina-
tions and social activities.
22 December 1971 mentions the forthcoming absorbtion
of Glaxo by Beechams and the controversy over the
research record of the two companies.
Robinson's letter of
Includes correspondence re Nobel Prize nominations
and availability of cultures of Helminthosporium
gramineum and Helminthosporium cynodontis.
research,
Most of Chain's letters for this period were written in
response to requests for information required by Robinson
during the writing of his autobiography.
Chain's letter
of March 1973 contains an outline of his career including
a description of scientific and musical life in Berlin
during the 1920s.
His letter of 28 March 1974, for which
there are several drafts, contains a description of his work
in Oxford and an outline of his subsequent scientific
eyo Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Rothschild, A.
Rothschild, E.
de
Rothschild, J.
Rothschild, M.
(Miriam Lane)
1970, 1972
1975
197]
1971-78
Includes correspondence about the Scheu Foundation
for Asthma and Respiratory Diseases.
K.205, K.206
Rothschild, N. M.
V.
1966-76
K.205
K.206
1966, 1970-71
1972, 1976
Includes two drafts of a long letter from Chain,
February 1972, in reply to a request from Lord
Rothschild for 'a brief note about the discovery of
cephalosporin and its commercial exploitation’.
An earlier letter (January 1972) contains comments
on the Medical Research Council's attitude to the
development of penicillin.
Rowley, D.
1948, 1957
Sabin, A.
B.
Rubbo, S._D.
1961
1948 letter is re research on penicillin.
1957 letter is re lysozyme.
Includes discussion of Fleming's view of the thera-
peutic uses of penicillin.
A.L. Olitzki and K. Burg.
te request to Chain to write a preface to a book by
Schindel on antibiotics.
1969 correspondence is re development of oral
polio vaccine in the U.S.S.R,
Includes letters from
1965 (Chain's carbon
only),
1969
Sampson, M.
T.
(Chain's carbons only).
Schindel, L.
1957
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Schlitter, C.
te visits to India and Japan.
Schwartzkopf, O.
Schweiger, A.
1934, 1973
1975
Includes correspondence re Farmitalia and
Montedison.
Sellinger, Ou +. Z.
1961-62
re publication of papers in Biochimica et Biophysica
Acta and Proceedings of the Royal Society.
Includes correspondence with the editors of both
journals.
Semerano, G.
Serlupi, G.
Sermonti, G.
1950, 1955
1961
1958, 1962
1952
1973
1972
Sinclair, H.
M.
Sine 3,
abe
Shannon, Ro 8B,
Shelesnyak, M.
C.
Personal correspondence.
re the Conference of Industrial Research Associations.
(Includes duplicated material.)
pondence.
re plans for an Institute of Human Nutrition.
Also
includes draft of grant application for study of 'The
relation of dietary fatty acids, sugars and fibre to
coronary heart disease’.
Mainly re industrial production of antibiotics in
Czechoslovakia.
Includes personal corres-
Sinker, P.
Vv
Skola, V.
1971
955
1949-62
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Skryabin, G.
K.
1959-72
Letters from Chain to Skryabin only, with one
exception (1964).
Skryabin (father).
Includes one letter to K.J.
Slater, W.
(Chain's carbons only).
Smith, H.
G.
re request to Chain to write foreword to book by
Smith on antibiotics.
Sitti, Jo Hae
1967-68
1957
re infrared derivative spectroscopy .
from C.S. French.
Includes letter
Se, Fe
Ls
1970
te research projects in fermentation technology.
Sorsby, A.
1952-54
1957-59, 1961
Sporn, P.
Springer, A.
SOkNSY, 9.5.)
4
9.
Includes letter from R.S. Edwards.
re organisation of penicillin production in India.
te arrangements for collaborative work on carbo-
Includes letter
hydrate metabolism in the retina.
from J.P. Newhouse (1958) with details of the
proposed research.
Dimethyl Sulfide in a Gas Mixture’.
Enclosing ms. on 'Quan titative Determination of
Methy! Mercaptan, Dimethyl! Disulfide and
Starkey, Ri
Es
Squire, Ja.
KR.
1974, 1976
1963
1953
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Steinman, H.
G.
Mainly re 6-APA.
Stern;
Ky
%.
Sfawart GO.
uF.
LYSF7 nds
1961, 1965
1965 correspondence is re request to Chain to write
preface to book by Stewart on 'The Penicillin
Group of Drugs’.
te Stickings, C.
—E.
1969, 1971-72
Mainly re fund-raising for the C. Ewart Stickings
Memorial Fund established to provide two annual
prizes at Imperial College 'for excellence in
Biochemistry’.
Strohmaier, K.
te ultrafiltration apparatus.
Stromas, A.
Swet, G.
Sykes, G.
1974
1970
Stulned, Se
*
T
te possible collaboration between the proposed
Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences
and the Weizmann Institute of Science.
Includes
copy of a letter from |. Sieff to C. Weizmann written
on the occasion of the opening of the Daniel Sieff
Institute at Rehovoth in 1934 and 2 letters from
D.M. Singer.
1950) and some personal correspondence.
Includes brief correspondence, 1950, re Chain's
proposed visit to U.S.A., ms. draft of talk about the
International Research Centre for Chemical Micro-
biology (on verso of letter from Tahourdin, 11 December
re plans for Anglo-Italian meeting in Rome on
fermentation problems.
1957-58, 1966
Swinburne, J.
K.
ABhourdin, Pro
eA.
Oo
1970
1958
1949-6]
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Tayeau, F.
Mainly personal correspondence.
K.228-K.230
Theorell, H.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
1963-76, n.d.
1949-75
1949-54
1955-59
1962-75
Thomas, A.
1975
Copy of letter to the Editorial Board of the
Biochemical Journal in reply to criticims of papers
submitted by Thomas and colleagues.
Thompson, K.
W.
Thompson, R,..
Hy
.S.
1974
1956,:1971,. 1976
Thornton, G.
Tiselius, A.
Teed Ao.
1955
1949-63
1957-79
1958 letter is Chain's carbon only re plans for
holding an International Biochemical Congress in
Rome.
Fragmentary correspondence, mainly replies to
letters of congratulation from Chain.
Includes
arrangements for a visit to Todd in September 1979.
(Chain died in August.)
te a visit by Tonolo in 1961.
Mainly reports on progress of research in ZUrich where
Tonolo spent most of 1955 improving his knowledge
of mycology.
R. Falini, December 1954, describing a visit to Astra
(q.v.) with Tonolo, and a letter from Zeltia S.A.
Mainly re arrangements for a member of Chain's
laboratory (G. Gualandi) to visit T&dt's laboratory
in order to compare methods of measuring concentra-
tions of dissolved oxygen.
Tédt, F.
1954-55
Tonolo, A.
1950-55, 1965
Folder also includes a letter from
E.B. Chain
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General correspondence
Trabucchi, E.
1957-65
Correspondence 1962 is re proposal for formation of
European Society for Biochemical Pharmacology
(q.v.) and includes letters from R. Paoletti, lists
of industrial firms and individuals supporting the
scheme and copy of the draft constitution.
Corres-
pondence 1964 includes copies of telegrams sent by
Trabucchi to colleagues and officials re the imprison-
ment of D. Marotta.
Tréfoudl, J.
1947-70
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Early letters include a request for a sample of
British Anti-Lewisite (1947), and correspondence
tre the constitution of penicillin.
Also included in
the folder is a copy of an appreciation of Tréfoud!
and his wife Thérése published in Annales de Micro-
biologie, April 1979.
K.238, K.239
Trowell, H.
1971-72
re work on dietary fibre.
K.238
197]
1972
Includes draft of paper on 'Diabetes mellitus and
dietary fiber’.
Includes typescript draft on 'Atherosclerosis and
Evolution’ and memorandum on ‘Experiments with
hypocholesterolaemic agents' written for a discussion
meeting at Imperial College on 24 November (see
J.118).
Nobel Prize, and the death of his wife in October 1975.
Correspondence with Trueta's daughter, Amelia
Trueta de Strubell, re Trueta's last illness and death
and arrangements for the publication of an English
version of his memoirs.
Chain was to have written
the preface to this, but he was unable to finish it before
his own death in August 1979.
re Trueta, J.
1975-79
Earlier letters are about nomination of Trueta for the
E.B. Chain
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K.241-K.245
Umezawa, H.
1969-79
General correspondence
For correspondence re Chain's visit to Japan in
1976 see J.165-J.171.
1969
Brief correspondence only re Chain's plans for a
visit to Japan.
1972-73
re visit to England by Umezawa with other members
of the Japan Academy in March 1973.
correspondence with the Royal Society re schedules
and other arrangements and letters of thanks from
Umezawa after visit to Imperial College.
There
is also an exchange in July and August 1973 about
the Japanese Government's attitude to the production
of yeast from paraffin.
Includes
1976-78
Includes letters of introduction for colleagues visiting
England or Japan.
1978
1979
Correspondence with E.P. Abraham re proposal to
recommend Umezawa for the award of an Honorary
Doctorate by Oxford University.
Includes long letter from Umezawa discussing his work
with T. Akiba, and correspondence re award of the
Paul Ehrlich Prize to Akiba and Umezawa in June 1979.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Arrangements to do some research in Chain's
laboratory in Rome and correspondence with
colleagues re publication of a paper on glycogen.
Includes a letter of introduction from W.E. van
Heyningen (q.v.).
Van Beusekom-Kits van Heijningen, A.
J.
M.
1977 letter is mainly personal news.
1961-63, 1977
Van Heyningen, W._
E.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
K.248, K.249
Venkataraman, K.
K.248
1953-58
Includes arrangements for Venkatamaran to work in
Chain's laboratory.
1963, 1977
Mainly personal correspondence. Includes exchange
with K.R.L. Mansford re supply of Amoxycillin for
Venkataraman's personal use.
Vernon, C.
A.
re future of biochemical research in England.
Vicktage, J...
Dy.
M,
1974
1973
te work on the biochemistry of the crystalline lens.
Ki 251,18. 25a: Virtanen Asoo
K.251
1949-55
1949-71
Virtanen,O.
E.
1953, 12757
Copy of an undated
1957-59, 1963,
1971
Mainly re arrangements for Chain to lecture in
Helsinki in March 1959.
1971 correspondence
contains exchanges of personal news.
Includes arrangements for Virtanen to give a lecture
in Rome, April 1950, and personal correspondence
re further visits to Rome.
and some more personal correspondence.
News of work on penicillin, requests for samples
of penicillium chrysogenum.
article in Finnish on ‘Penicillin and Penicillinase'
(with English translation) is also included here.
Includes arrangements for visit to Imperial College by
the Soviet Delegation on Protein Synthesis, invitations
to Chain to visit the Tate and Lyle Research Centre,
Viitos, A.
J,
1969-72, 1977
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Volke, W.
Vonderbank, H.
Waelsch, H.
re metabolism of glutamic acid.
Ko 207). Saeoe
Waksman, S.A.
1948-76
K.257
1948-55
re meetings, visits, research, etc.
Includes corres-
pondence with the Science Attaché of the American
Embassy re prospects of obtaining a visa to attend
the opening of Waksman's new Institute of Micro-
biology,and some personal correspondence.
1959-68, 1976
Walker, N.
1950 1958
Wall, P.
Dz
Includes correspondence re the activities of the
Committee on Antibiotics of the World Health
Organisation (q.v.) and ms. drafts of message to
Waksman on his 80th birthday.
folder contains a request to Chain to join the Advisory
Board of the Organising Committee for the Selman
A. Waksman Memorial Lectureship (1976).
In addition the
Includes copy of report to the Agricultural Research
Council on work done in Chain's laboratory on
2 :4-D and naphthalene.
Ward, P.
re proposed Clinic and Research Centre on Pain to
be set up in Israel.
re proposed research and information centre on
antimicrobials, biocides and disinfectants.
1972
1969
Walters, A.
H.
Warburg, O.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
1950, 1953
1977
Wartenberg, F.
Waterworth, P.
(Chain's carbon only).
Weber, H.
H.
Wel; D,.
..W,
(Chain's carbon only).
Weiss, E.
re use of enzyme preparations for preventive
medical purposes.
Weissberger, A.
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Wells, G.
W.
1949-70
195]
te supply of radioactive isotopes to institutions in
Italy and Sicily.
K.264-K.268
Westphal, O.
197077
Personal and scientific correspondence.
Includes
copies of several letters to F.P. Doyle and J.M.
Dewdney of the Beecham Research Laboratories re
collaborative research projects.
Includes copies of letters to F.P. Doyle and J.M.
Dewdney (Beecham Research Laboratories) and
P. Alexander (Chester Beatty Research Institute)
re preparations for collaborative work on 'Lipid A’.
Council of the Independent University (q.v.)
Includes copies of correspondence with F.P. Doyle and
J.M. Dewdney re negotiations to include Sandoz in
collaborative research on further developments of the
‘Lipid A' work, and invitation to Chain to attend
Westphal's 60th birthday celebrations in February 1973.
Includes correspondence re nominations for the Paul
Ehrlich Prize, further correspondence with Beechams
and copy of a letter from Westphal to M. Beloff
accepting membership of the International Advisory
1970-71
1972
1973
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
1974
Includes several letters from Westphal to J.M.
Dewdney re progress of collaborative work on
ds-RNA, a further exchange with M. Beloff about
the University College at Buckingham, and some
personal correspondence.
1975
Includes copy of a letter about the closure of the
Lister Institute and correspondence re nominations
for the Paul Ehrlich Prize.
K.269-K.276
Whelan, W.
J.
1967-73
Correspondence arising from proposal by Chain to
offer Whelan a Visiting Professorship for 3 months
each year at the Department of Biochemistry, Imperial
College, in order to continue to direct a research
group on glycogen synthesis.
1967
Includes letter from Whelan offering Chain the appoint-
ment of Visiting Professor in the Department of Bio-
chemistry at the University of Miami for 3 years, and
Chain's letter of acceptance.
Includes: correspondence with the Acting Rector
(O.A. Saunders) and others at Imperial College re
arrangements for Whelan's appointment as Visiting
Professor;
brief correspondence re grant application
to the Medical Research Council; correspondence re
staffing arrangements.
See also J.93, J.94.,
June-December 1968
Includes correspondence re the M.R.C. grant applica-
tion, arrangements for Chain's visit to Miami in
January 1969, including programme of symposia and
lectures, and miscellaneous administrative correspondence.
February~April 1968
May 1968
Drafts of grant application to M.R.C. by Chain and
Whelan for work on glycogen metabolism, with letter
from Whelan, 9 May.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
January-December 1969
re arrangements for travel between Miami and London
and miscellaneous other administrative affairs.
Includes letter from Chain, November 1969, regretting
his inability to travel to Miami in January 1970 because
of ill health.
Reports on experiments performed by Whelan and
others, ¢.May-July 1969.
January-November 1970
Includes letters
Professor at Imperial College and miscellaneous
personal and administrative correspondence.
re Whelan's resignation as Visiting
1971-73
Brief correspondence only.
Wildenthal, K.
re possible collaborative work on insulin.
re ferroverdin.
Wilson, “3.
4H;
Williamson, A.
C.
Williams, BR.
03.
Ra
re protein in edible fungi.
(Chain's carbon with reply by secretary) re
science policy.
desalination in Israel.
re activities of the Shirley Institute, Manchester.
Includes correspondence re research on
Wiseman, L.A.
Wolfson; L.°-
G;
197]
1961-62
1959, 1969-70,
1977
Wolfson, I.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
General correspondence
Woodruff, M.
re plans for research after his retirement from
active clinical work.
N¥OOdSs, 43."
D.,
1952
(Chain's carbons only).
Also included is ms. draft of letter of condolence
to Mrs. Woods on the death of her husband, 1964.
Work, E.
1952; 196!
1952 correspondence is Chain's carbons only, re
arrangements for growing bacteria in Chain's laboratories
for Dr. Work.
Wren-Lewis, J.
Weight, B,
DRUKER, M.
DRURY, Sir Alan (Nigel)
DUBOS, René J.
DUTHIE, lain F.
a
B.27, K.68
DUMBELL, Stanley
DUNCAN, John G.
DUCKWORTH, John Clifford
DURAN-REYNALS, F.
DUTHIE, Edward S.
§.83,, 6:89, £.97, £.98.:£.108
e. 107, E. 11069812
‘
DUTHIE, Ruth
DZIALOSZYNSKI, Lech
K.69
B.100, C.57, C.58, C.62
A.197
A.125
A.160, F.324
A.125
EDELMAN, Jack
EDGAR, Leslie I.
Pyots tetel, Fae
EAGLE, Harry
EASTWOOD, Sir Eric
EBAN, Isaac
EDHOEM, ©. * G.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
EDWARDS, D.C,
EDWARDS, Sir Ronald Stanley
EDWARDS HIGH VACUUM
EDWARDSON, J.
EGAN, Michael J.
EGHBAL, Manouchehr
EHRHART, Gustav
EHRLICH, S.
EIDUS, Leslie
EIGEN, Manfred
EISNER, Freia
ELATH, Eliahu
ELEK, Stephen Dyonis
ELIASCHEFF, Horace
E.220
A425; €:173; F174, G16.
PaGl, 70, K.71
F.187
D.130
A.125, A.191
F.273, F.275, F.278
F.216, F.217, F.218
A.125
J.182, K.72
J.185
A.214
H.29
G.30
A.63
es
B.30
E.116, E.167, E.168
B.100
E.230
ENNOR, A. — Hugh
460A;
ELEIOIE 3G.
ELLIS, Sir Arthur (William Mickie)
ELTON, George Alfred Hugh
ENEBACK, Carl
ENGEL, Leonard
ENI (ENTE NAZIONALE IDROCARBUR])
E.58, G.190
F.188-F.190
See also F.11, F.26]
Ks
G.44
B.2]
J.49
C.50
F.279
A.49
H.104, H.123, H.126
EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR BIOCHEMICAL
ESTERMANN, R.
ESTRIN, Gerald
PHARMACOLOGY
EPSTEIN, D.
EPSTEIN, Leslie A.
ERIKSEN, K. — Riewerts
ERLANGER, Bernard F.
ESKAMANI, A.
— Gus
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
EVANS, Sir David (Gwynne)
A.197, E.175, K.73
EVANS OF HUNGERSHALL, Benjamin Ifor,
Baron
EVOLUTION PROTEST MOVEMENT
FABRE, René
FAIRLEY, Gordon Hamilton
FAIVOVICH, Angel
FALINI, Raffaele
FALKAS, L.
FALMOUTH, Evelyn Hugh Boscawen,
8th Viscount
FARFEL, Bernard
FARHI, F.
FARMITALIA
A.125
ay
See A. 104
E.36
H.121
A.125, D.77, D.81, F.28,
F345 F. 192;:Fi 197, Ko va:
K.235
A.79
D.14
J.90
F.278, F.279, F.280, F:281
FAR QUHARSON, John
FAZELI, Abbas
FEDER, Walter
FEDERATION OF EUROPEAN BIOCHEMICAL
F.191-F.200
See also F.4-F.6, F.68, F.74,
F795 7 .143,.F. 150" .F.258-
F.267, F.329, K.209
F.53, F.54, F.55, F.56, F.5
F.59, F.60, F.61, F.63,
F.69, F.70, F.71, F.72,
F.75, F.79, F.80, F.82,
F.84, F.89
K.74
E.60
H.110, H.112, H.116, H.117
A.125
A.125, K.74
A.125, H.69, H.95, H.96, H.97
H.98, H.102, H.104, H.105,
H.106, H.107, H.108, H.109,
H.110, H.116, H.118
G.197
FEINERMANN, Emmanuel
FEKETE, M.
FELD, Bernard T.
SOCIETIES (FEBS)
FEDERMANN, Yekutiel X.
FEIGL, Fritz
FEILDEN, Geoffrey Bertram Robert
FEINBERG, Abraham
Pil 2;)" 270
H.1]
A.79
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
FELDBERG, Wilhelm Siegmund
FELDMAN, Michael
FELDMAN, William H.
FELIX, A.
FENATI, Erminia
FENTON, Michael J.
FERRETTI, Aldo
FILDES, Sir Paul
FINER, Leslie
FINGERHUT, John Hyman
FINLAND, Maxwell
FINLAY, Alexander C.
FINNISTON, Sir (Harold) Montague
FISCHGOLD, Harry
FISCHGOLD, R.
FISHBEIN, Morris
A.125, K.147
H.105
A.46, A.93, C.56, K.75
A.63
A.125
A.125
F.19]
C.55
H.35
A.125, F.255
8.77 5.68
F.294, F.295, F.296
A.153
B.9
K.78
J27 1 S6le Ke, KTP
A.63
D.66, D.67
K.78
H.22
F.201
H.113
K.78
K.79, K.80, K.81, K.82
F.284, F.333, F.345
FITERMAN, Morian
FLEMING, Sir Alexander
FLEMING, Amalia, Lady
FLEMING, Archie
FISHER, H.
FISHER, Sir Henry (Arthur Pears)
FISHER, Reginald Brettauver
FISHER, Samuel, Baron Fisher of Camden
FISONS LIMITED
D.74, E.189, E.191-E.195
G. 204
A.30, A.56, A.84, A.86,
B.28, B.52, E.171, K.83
A.125, A.197, D.55, D.56,
D.65,: D717; Di 72. D.73,
FLETCHER, R.
FLOREY, Howard Walter, Baron
F,
E.61-E.63
See also D.72, D.94, D.124-
D.126
THE FLEMING MEMORIAL FUND FOR MEDICAL
RESEARCH
FLOWERS, Brian Hilton, Baron
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
FLYNN, Edwin H.
FOLKERS, Karl
F.234
C.65, D.21, F.252
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
(FAO)
FORD, Brian J.
FORD, Sir Hugh
FORE, Harold
FORNARA, Angelo
FORNI, Gherardo
FORQUET, Riccardo
FORSHAM, Peter H.
FOSTER, Allan (Bentham)
FOSTER, Peter
FOUQUET, Franco
FOX, de
cak,
FOY, Henry
E.64
B.101
D.99, D.156, K.83
E.125, E.126, E.127, E.128
F.262
K.50
F.189
J.25
K.98
K.84
C117
B.65
E.22]
J.175
A.125, G.92
E.53
FRANCON, Frangois
FRANKEL, William
FRASER, Sir Michael
FRAZER, Alastair Campbell
Gia? pb. 18, FF. 246,°G.44,
G.48, J.65, K.84
See also E.132
FRAZIER, Claude A.
FREIER, S.
FRENCH, C._ S.
FRIEDHEIM, Ernst A.
FRIEDMANN, G.
A.63
H.24, H.25
J.119
J.169
J.13]
FRIENDS OF THE FUND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
G.197
H.123
K.216
A.49
A.86
FULLER, Keith W.
FULTON, Forrest
OF MEDICINE IN ISRAEL
H,
FUGIMAKI, Maseo
FUKUI, Saburo
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
FULTON, John
FUNDACION GENERAL MEDITERRANEA
FURER, A.
A.48
E.65, J.163
F.291
GABOR, Dennis
GADDUM, Sir John (Henry)
GADEN, Elmer L.
GADSDEN, Henry W.
GAGUIK, H.
GAINSFORD, lan
GAIRON, Schabtai
GALE, Ernest F.
GALENIKA
GALIN, Miles A.
GALLARDO, Antonio
GARDNER, Arthur Duncan
GARDNER, Dame Frances
GARDNER, Violet
D.156, J.136, K.84
G.36
E.81, G.186
J.70
F.41, F.276, F.278, F.279,
Pree, Fe 26) 357
H.56
Tage
A.195, K.331
F.202
F.337
E.65
A.63
E.187
K.107
K.85
A.16]
A.161, H.17, H.20
K.85
A.38, A.43, A.126, D.22,
K.85
See also G.123
K.269
G.123
F.120, K.86
K.86
K.87
E.189
GANS, Oscar
GAON, Haham
GALLOP, Edward
GAMMON, Max
GANAPATHI, K.
GARBACZ, Bernard
GARBERINI, Arturo
K.18
GARROD, Lawrence P.
GARZANTI, Livio
GAVIN, Malcolm Ross
GAVOSTO, Felice
GAUMANN, Ernst
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
GEFFEN, Maxwell M.
GEISSLER, Erhard
GENONI, A,
GEORGE, John
H.
GERRANS, H.
GESTETNER, Jacqueline
GHILCHIK, Margaret W.
GHIONE, Mario
GHOSH, D.
GIACOMELLO, G.
GIAMMARRUTO, Alfredo
GIBB, Cecil A.
GIBSON, Tes.
B:
GIBSON, William C.
GILBERT, David A.
GILBERT, Joseph C.
CrerT, J.
I70E RAL
B.101
F.283, F.284, F.285, F.286,
F288, F.292,.K.12
A.126
G.8
A.126
K.88
F.194, F.195, F.196, F.198,
F.199
F253
K.88
F.233
ds 1G2
G.89
K. 336
Ful 23,: £424
A.126
A.86
H.103, K.89
GILDESGAME, Pierre
GINSBERG, H.
GINSBURG, David
GINSBURG, Jean
GINSBURG, Sara
b.1 22,
A.126, A.161, H.14, H.15,
H.16, H.17, H.18
F.106
B.86, E.86
GLUSHKOV, Robert Georgievich
GLYNN, Alan A.
GLENISTER, Tony William
GLISTER, George A.
GIORDANI, Francesco
GIORGINI,
GLASS, David
GLEES, Paul
K.90
H.50
K.90
K.89
K.89
Ese
E.23
a
K.90
CRE Kot
NV;
A.126
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
GOLDBERG, Alexander
GOLDBERG, Hilary
GOLDBLITH, Samuel A.
GOLDENBERG, Nathan
GOLDMAN, Moisés
GOLDMAN, Robert P.
GOLDMANN, Nahum
GOLDRING, Gvirol
GOLDSCHMIDT, Alexis
GOLDSMITH, Maurice
GOLDSTEIN, Israel
GOLLANCZ, Livia
GOOD, Robert A.
GOODCHILD, Rita
GOODMAN, Lewis R.
H.62
A.126
#. ¥60,-E 105, Git6r, E.168,
E.169, F.248, F.251, F.315,
f.920, 3.40, K.9], K.92
A.126, A.161, E.4, E.31,
F.241-F. 251
A. 223,-8. 238; 5137, 3.42,
J.130
G.177
A.126
H.113, H.118
J.127
G.44
A.126
K.240
E.197
A126
GOODMAN, Ronald A.
0.,66,:71.2
See also K.93
GOODMAN, Bruce
GOODMAN, Harris
Fi by PA
See C.6
GOODMAN, Neville M.
GOODWIN, Leonard George
GOODMAN, Arnold Abraham, Baron
F.184
GOODWIN, Trevor Walworth
GOPALKRISHNAN, K.
GORLINSKY, Sander A.
GORRILE "RH.
F295
“A.126, A.180
GORECKI, Marian
GORINI, Lorenzo
Eta, £. 96, <, 220
A.126, F.215
A.126
F.336
H.56
A.126
G.198
K.95
E.186
GOSLING, RR.
H.
GORBMAN, Aubrey
S.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
GOTTLIEB, David
GOURGEX,.. B.S.
GOWANS, Sir James Learmonth
GRAHAM, Roland
GRANDI, Alberto
GRANITI, Antonio
GRANT, Patrick T.
GRAVE, Walter Wyatt
GRAY, Sir John (Archibald Browne)
GRAZIADEI, Ercole
GREEN, David E.
GREEN, J.
GREEN, Robert T.
GREENBAUM, Avraham
C.46, C.57
A.126
E.95
See also E.141
G.92
F.266
K.32
D.101
A.190
A.126, A.161, E.94, E.100,
E.104
C2n-C, 26
C.59
F.150, F.155, F.162, K.20
K.95
H.5, H.6, H.8, H.10
G.34
C.57
E.04;-£ 335; £.96,. 6.37. Bia
E.42, E.43, K.99
E.207, E.208, E.213
F.234
O95, 5-187; 3.190. K.95
G.121
C.61
4:62
A126
A.126
GRIFFIN, Francis J.
CRITE RS.
GRISOLIA, Santiago
GROS, Francois
GROSS, Ruth T.
GREGOIRE, Herman
GREGORY, Philip Herries
GRIBBIN, K.
David
B.10
GROSSOWICZ, Nathan
GROVE, Patrick
GRUNEBERG, Hans
GRUNENTHAL (CHEMIE GRUNENTHAL
GUALANDI, Giuseppe
GUERRA, Francesco Paolo
GUILLERY, Eva
GULLAND, J.
F.203-F.211
C7, 6.98
F.195, F.198
A.63
GMBH)
Mason
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
GUREWICH, Vladimir
CURVE 1:
GUTTMANN,, Sir Ludwig
HADDOW, Sir Alexander
HADLEY, James
HAHN, Fred E.
HAIGH, Margaret
HALDANE, Charlotte
HALES, Charles Nicholas
HALEVY, Jacob L.
HALL, Edward Thomas
HALL, Henry W.
HALLE, Robert
A.63
H.65
A.126, A.161, K.97
f
A.127, A.194, E.175, G.81
K.98-K.100
E.149-E.155
G64; 3.75
Ala7y: K161
A.24
G.189
A.127, H.137
K.101
B.10
A.127, H.16, H.20
HALSBURY, John Anthony Hardinge Giffard,
Earl
A.171
HAMELIN, R.
HARE, Ronald
A.153
K.102
K.102, K.194
Guy
W.
P.
A.127, K.101
See J.116
HAMPSON, C._
HARDY, Solomon
HANINGTON, Edda
HALSTEAD, Ronald
HAMILTON, F.
S.
HANNAN, RR.
HANNAY, Jack W.
HANSON, L.
G.
E.70, E.76
B.83
A.86, A.127, E.88, E.96
A.127, H.29, H.34
A168, Rol?
HARINGTON, Sir Charles (Robert)
HARMAN, Avraham
HARRIS, Cyril K.
A.25, A.64, K.103
A.127,E.66, E.67, E.69,
HARRIS, Henry
HARRIS, Leslie J.
BE. 221
E.168
D.153
F.246
E.79
HARRIS, Ralph
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
HARRIS, W.
Z.
HARTLEY, Sir Frank
HASS, Simon
HASTINGS, John J.
H.,
HASZELDINE, Robert Neville
HAUDUROY, Paul
HAUSMANN, Gordon
HAWKINS, S.
W.
HAWLEY, H.
Bernard
HAYWARD, Alan
HAZARD, René
HEARSE, David J.
HEATH, Edward Richard George
HEATLEY, Norman G,
HEATON, Kenneth W.
THE HEBERDEN SOCIETY
HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM
HECHT, Réuben R.
HECHTER, Oscar
H.66
A.127, D.69
A.161
K.103
D.102
E:96; J.2,.K 303
A.127
F.220
C.100, F.265
K.104
K.336
E.25, K.105
E.53
A.30, B.12
J.118
A.18]
HEDEN, Carl-Géran
FMEDGES RR, °° Ww,
HEGLER, Hedwig
HEILBRON, Sir lan (Morris)
HEIMANN, Hugo
BEI Tr.
&,
J.65
H.26-H.38
See also J.62
H.8
K.106
J.85, K.107
K.108
F.306, F.307, F.308, F.310
A.64, D.3,°F 46
A.79
A.75
F.272
C.50
A.128, A.161, F.24]
G.125
K.108
HEINEMANN, William E.
HELLER, Jézef
HELLINGER, Esther
HEMS, Douglas
HENDERSON, David W.
HENDERSON, G.
N,
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
HENRIQUES, Rose, Lady
HERBERT, J-J.
HERBERTSON, Basil
HERBSTEIN, F.
H,
HEROLD, Milds
HERSOM, A.
HERTZ, Josephine
HERVEY 'G;
oR.
HERZOG, Chaim
HESELTINE, Nigel
HESKETH-WILLIAMS, P.
HESSELBACH, Walter
HETHERINGTON, Alastair
HEVESY, Georg de
HEVESY, Pia de
A.128, H.65
J.175
A.190
H.62
3,24, J.57,°K.108
E.167, E.168
A.128
E.28
H.110
.108
.64
.35
152
.108
.108
126, E.186, G.50
64
e
r
K
O
e
o
e
o
K.110
HILLABY, John
HILLMAN, Peter
HIMMELWEIT, Freddie
B'NAI B'RITH
HICKMAN, K.
C.D.
HIMMELWEIT, Hilde T.
K.109
See also J.144
HILLEL FOUNDATION see
HEWITT, Richard Thornton
HEYDEN CHEMICAL CORPORATION
HEYMANS, Corneille
C.98, D.156, K.111, K.146
G.81
H.80
A.161, K.110
K.110
A.161, C.64, E.89, E.90,
E.96, E:97, E.174, 6.44.
K.110
K.110
A.128, A.194
F.212-F.215
C.56, C.59
HINDLE, Edward
HINDUSTAN ANTIBIOTICS LIMITED
HINSHAW, H. — Corwin
HINSHELWOOD, Sir Cyril (Norman)
HIMSWORTH, Sir Harold (Percival)
HINCRLEY: n°
6.
N.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
HINTZE, Will
HIRSCH, Julius
HIRSH, Joseph
HITCHINGS, George H.
HOBBY, Gladys L.
MOORS. bi.
HODGES, M.
5 i
W.
HODGKIN, Sir Alan (Lloyd)
HODGKIN, Dorothy Mary Crowfoot
HODGKIN, Edward C.
HODSON: T..
HOECHST (FARBWERKE HOECHST AG.)
ow
HOFFMANN-OSTENHOF, Otto
HOLCZABEK, W.
HOLIDAY, Ensor R.
A.92
K.11]
J.37, J.59
E.220
F.295, K.111
A.128
D.38
E.182
A.49, A.86, K.112
C.24
B.65
/
HOLMES, Barbara E.
HOLMES, Eric
HOLTER, Heinz
HOMER, RR.
F.
HOLLAND, Gerald F.
HOLLAND, D.
O.
HOLLINGSWORTH, Dorothy
F.216-F.218
See also A.91, A.161, G.52
BhOo)' J. 165
B.91
J.135
A. 64
F.54
F.296
K.20
E72, kK.
A.29
C.83
E122, E123, B24, £125,
G.126,9E 128; Fase. F.316
A.27, B.10
See also A.22, A.46
F.18]
H.46, H.47
A.128
K.113
C.65
H.15
HORNE, David G.
HOROVITZ, Baruch, Rabbi
HOROVITZ, Lotte
HORROBIN, David F.
HORVATH, I.
HOPKINS, Sir Frederick Gowland
B.
HORWELL, Arnold R.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
HORWITZ, Abraham
HORWOOD, Ellis
Os
MOORING Foe
Ge
HOWARD, John M. — H.
HOWARD-JONES, N.
HUBBLE, Douglas V.
HUBERT, Walter I.
HUBLING, Albert C.
HUDDLESTON, Trevor
HUGGINS, Charles B.
HUGHES, Arthur
HUGHES, Cledwyn
PIUGHES #020
B.
HUGHES, Geoffrey
HULBERT, Lionel
HULL, Geoffrey W.
E.135, J.124
G.193
K.114
K.114
B.101
G.48
H.47
A.128
G.92
A.128, C.49
A.128, K.114
E.115
K.115
G.156
A.180
K.115
C.65
E78 5:75
G.92, K.115
A.128
E.157
HULTMAN, Eric
HUMPHREY, Arthur E.
HUMPHREY, John Herbert
HUNT, Michael
HUNT, Thomas C.
HUNTER, Alastair
HUTCHISON, (Joseph) Douglas
HUTTRER, Charles P.
G.30
D.47, D.49, F.320, J.118
C.70
A, 128; Bigg
Hi39
IGLESIAS, Rigoberto
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED
IMPERIAL COLLEGE JEWISH SOCIETY
F.219-F, 227
See also F.276ff.
HUXLEY, Sir Julian (Sorrel)
(ICI)
Jetan
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY, London
THE INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY
ING, Harry Raymond
INGLE, Dwight J.
INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY
THE INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS LTD.
INSTITUTE OF JEWISH AFFAIRS
THE INSTITUTION OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MICRO-
BIOLOGICAL SOCIETIES (IAMS)
WOMEN
D.1-D.168
See also A.110, C.16, E.25,
.39-E.43, E.57, E.61-E.63,
¥O-E 6112," EF. 120, £.124-
129, E.190, E,195, F.121-
168 passim, F.182, F.260,
ebelts,' Fal 2, F813;
-Sl4ff., F.330, F.343-
345, H.39, J.118, J.158,
159, K.49ff., K.96, K.97,
K.182-K.184, K.269ff.
E.66-E.72
See also G.158, K.266, K.267
K.116
G.92
E.73°E 75
E74
H.40
R77,
E.78
a9
E.80
E.81
E.82
£:63
H.41
E.84
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY FOR THE
PROTECTION OF LIFE, FOR ENVIRON-
MENT AND BIOPOLITICS
INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL FOUNDATION
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BIO-
TECHNOLOGY & BIOENGINEERING
(1OBB)
F.228
THE IRAN SOCIETY
IRANIAN PROTEIN COMMITTEE
ISAACS, Alick
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF BIOCHEMISTRY
INTER-UNIVERSITY JEWISH FEDERATION OF
E.91, G.44, K.117
See also E.48
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND
See F.269ff.
ISF S.p.A.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
ISRAEL, Ernst
ISRAEL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
ISRAEL NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH
AND DEVELOPMENT
ISRAEL PENICILLIN AND BIOLOGICAL
PRODUCTS COMPANY
ISRAEL UNIVERSITIES' STUDY GROUP FOR
MIDDLE EASTERN AFFAIRS
ISRAELI EMBASSY (London)
ISTITUTO SIEROTERAPICO E VACCINOGENO
TOSCANO "SCLAVO" S.p.A,
ISTITUTO SUPERIORE DI SANITA, Rome
A.79
H.42
H.43
F.229
H.44
H.45
F.230
See also K.164
F
C.1-C.101
See also A.2, A.228, E.96,
£.156, £.208, £,225, £.239~
E.231, F.12-F.4] passim.,
F.44-F .86, passim., F.175,
F.216, F.294-F.296, F.328,
pion, 3s 179, Jigs, K-13,
K.35-K.38, K.47, K.52, K.68,
K.75, K.87, K.1Gl) Kae:
Ki 108, K:907; R15, 2117,
K.157, K.181, K.184,
K.234, K.246, K.248,
K.259, K.283, K.291
ISTRIK, Leo
JACKSON, James G.
L.
JACKSON, Robert Victor
JACKSON, Willis, Lord Jackson of Burnley
D.157
JAKOBOVITS, Sir Immanuel
D.95, D.142, D.150,
JACOBS, David M.
JACOBSON, Fritzi
JACOB, Francis
JACOBY, F.
JAFFE, Joshua
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
JAMES, Anthony Trafford
JAMES, William Owen
JANNER, Barnett, Baron
BANSEN, BoC.
P,
JAPHET, Ernest I.
AES 15 PWN
JEQUIER, E.
JERUSALEM ACADEMY OF JEWISH STUDIES
JERUSALEM COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
JEWKES, John
JEWS' COLLEGE, LONDON
JICK, Hershel
JORNSON 36.
ok
JOHNSON, Howard W.
JOHNSON, John R.
E.192, E.195
D.158, K.145
A.129, A.162, H.22
C.467-C, 57
H.98
K.118
F.289
H.46-H.48
H.49
H.50
K.118
H.51, H.52
F.184
K.119
J.151
A.45
S12, SA
G.179, G.180
A. 24
JONES, Barrie R.
JONES, Francis Edgar
JONES, Harry
JONES, Reginald Victor
PALESTINE APPEAL)
JOHNSON, Marvin J.
JOHNSON, Walter J.
BONS Ome, J...
-o-
JONES, Sir Francis Avery
JONES, Sir Ewart (Ray Herbert)
JOINT ISRAEL APPEAL (including JOINT
A.129, £.53, F.322
H.53
F.278, K.119
E.189
K.336
K.120
A.129, D.158
E.54
Ke. 121
SIGEPT, Ds
JOSEPH, Sir Keith
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
KADDARI, M.
Z.
KADOORIE, Horace
KAHAN, Joe
KAHANE, Ernest
KAHN, HH.”
Y.
KAISER, Herbert R.
KAISER, Ludwig
KAPLAN, Abbott
,
KAPLANSKY, S.
KARDOS, Nelson
KAREL, Leonard
KASS, Edward H.
KATCHALSKY, Aaron
KATCHALSKI-KATZIR see
KATZ, Sir Bernard
KATZ, V.
see AMBROSE
KATZIR
H.6
J.104
A.162
K.121
F.201
356
F.302
K.121
A.79
K.121
G61
Jie
H.66
A.130, A.197, B.72, E.179
REAM BPA
KEIL, Alfred H.
KEELE, Cyril Arthur
KAYA, Seiji
KAZIN, Louis E.
KATZEN, Howard M.
KATZIR, Ephraim
KEARTON, Christopher Frank, Baron
KEDEM, Ora
F.2oner aan
F.280, F.281, H.100, H.121,
K.122
5.166
A.45
F272
REI He
KELLEHER, William J.
KENDALL, Edward Calvin
KENDREW, Sir John (Cowdery)
KENNER, George Wallace
KERMANSHAHCHI, H.
MM,
Mtl F122
J93
A.130
A.130
G71G/
E.16
C.51
A.195
K.123
A.130, K.123
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
KERRIDGE, David
KESSLER, David
KEYNAN, Alex
KHAJENOURI, A.
KHERADJOU, A.
Gasem
KIEFFER, M.
KING, Brian Edmund
KING, de
oh.
KING, Earl Judson
KING, Frederick Ernest
KING, Harold
KIRKINESS 52
cM.
KIRTLEV EW: . Rs
KISSIN, Harry, Baron
KLAUNBERG, Henry J.
A.190
A.130
Hh. 28 p Pinde pad ted Oy. eee
Peagre
F.281
Pi Ge/p dao?
K.123
E.121
K: 425
D.22, K.124
See also G.75
A.130, F.179
A 65. Ai 86,
K.125
F.234
A.130, A.162, K.125
G.182
KLEEMAN, Derrick
,
KLIBANSKY, Raymond
KLEEMAN, Peter J.
KLEINER, Ge
..I.
H.132
K.125
A.189
A.162, E.72, G.161, H.95,
H.97, H.98, H.100, H.102,
H.104, H.106, H.107, H.108
H.109, H.110, H.114, H.117,
H.118, H.120, H.129, H.131,
H.132
H.107, H.118
D.22
A.130, F.107, F.117, F.120,
F.121, J.100
A.155
J.19, K.170
A.130
H.5, H.9, H.10, H.11,
H.12
KODICEK, Egon Hynek
KLIBANSKY, Rosa
KNOBIL, Henry E.
KNOBLOCH, H.
KNOX, Robert
KNUDSEN, Eric T.
KOFFLER, Henry
KOFFLER, Murray B.
F.308
H.138
K.125
B.12
A.130, A.162, F.4-F.6, F.332,
J.146, K.126
See also A.181
A.50, A.183
A.130, A.161, K.126
F.257
H.54
4,28. 3¢37
H.103, J.160, K.126
A.130, A.197, E.189
A.65, A.197, D.22
3.169
K.126
K.127
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
KOGEL, Marcus D.
KOGL, Fritz
KOHLER, Fritz
KOHN, Ralph
KOLINSKI, Mieczyslaw (Mieco)
KOLLEK, Teddy
KOLLONITSCH, Janos
KOL YISROEL GROUP
KOREY, Saul R.
KORNBERG, Arthur
KORNBERG, Sir Hans (Leo)
KOSTERLITZ, Hans Walter
KOTAKE, Yahisa
KOVACH, Ay
(GCG.
3B.
KRASIL'NIKOV, N.
A,
KREBS, Sir Hans (Adolf)
KREBS, Rudolf H.
KREMER, Michael
KREMER, William F.
As153, D. 22.6.6)
A. 60, Alou, 204,029,
Pier DO 206.8; 171 26. 192,
K.127
See also G.71, G.118
K.127
F.290
F.325
J.136
A.130, H.42
K, 128-K. 182
K.133
C.67
K.133
K.133
K.134-K.137
See also E.218
KRETZ, Johannes
KRIKLER, Dennis
KRIM, Mathilde
KRUGER-THIEMER, Ekkehard
KUHN: Ludwig R.
KUHNAU, J.
ILA, Marle-Regine
KULAEV, Igor Stepanovitch
KURTI, Nicholas
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
LABORATOIRES BRISTOL
LABORATORIES
see
BRISTOL
LACEY, Brian W.
LAIMIS, Nora
LAJTHA, Laszlo George
LAKE, Bernard
LAMBERT, Harold P.
LAMBERTI-ZANARDI, Bruno
LAMBIE, John J.
LAMPEN, Joseph Oliver
LANDAU, Bernard R.
LANDAU, Marianne
LANE, Miriam
see
ROTHSCHILD
LANGER, Erich
LANGLYKKE, Asger F.
LAPIAN, B.
E.206
A.13]1
E.36
J.100, J.108, J.109
E.204
F.191
Jeli2
FIBA?
F £255
K.72
G.202
J.53
H.47
LASKI, S.
LEACH, Gerald
LEDERER, Wilhelm
J.48, J.52
LAURENT, Michel
LAWLEY, Edgar
LARSEN, Helge
LARSSEN, Stig
K.138
C.49
A.13]1
G.65
LAURENCE, Di;
®:
LAZELL, Henry George Leslie
F.231-F. 233
A.131
A.131, F.169, F.170, F.171,
F172, @xva
See also G.26
G.157, G.191
K.138
A.213
K.139
F.279
F.225, F.226
E .207
LEESE, Henry J.
LEGUESDRON, Henri
LEONARD, Brian J.
LEONARD, Julian M.
LEPETIT, S.p.A.
LEATHER, Sir Edwin (Hartley Cameron)
EB. 4Chein
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
LERNER, Alec
F.124, F.247, F.248
LESTER SMITH, Ernest
see
SMITE, 26."
B,
LEVENE. Po
A
LEVER, Harold, Baron
LEVINE, Bernard B.
LEVINE, Frank H.
LEVINE, Harry
LEVINSON, Morris L.
LEVINSON, Norman
LEVITT, Harry N.
LEVITT, William J.
LEVY, <1.
LEVY, Isaac
LEWANDO, Sir Jan (Alfred)
LEWIS, Desmond F.
LIEB, Hans
LILJESTRAND, G.
& COMPANY
LINDBERG, Olov
A.20
H.15, H.16
K.139
H.51, H.52
A.131, H.89, H.103, H.109
K.139
H.98
H.42
H.138
F.243, F.244, F.245, F.246,
F.247, F.248
A.162, A.194, H.50
A.13]
G.105
E.128, E.129
A.177, A.194
A.17
A.131, E.167, K.140
A.56
FE. 204, 6,235
See also A.46
LEWIS, J.B.
LEWY, Rudolf
LIGHTHILL, Sir (Michael) James
LINDERSTR@M-LANG, Kaj Ulrik
LILLY RESEARCH LABORATORIES, ELI LILLY
J.54
pie, D7, 0:28 10.29. 0.8
D.33, D.125, E.171, E.207,
5, D.6 D.7, 0, Delt.
LINDNER, Fritz
LINDNER, Hans R.
C.49
K.140
Piatt
A.13]
A.131
LINSTEAD, Sir Hugh (Nicholas)
LINSTEAD, Marjorie, Lady
LINSTEAD, Sir (Reginald) Patrick
PIt9S, asl
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
LINTON, J.
LIOTARD-VOGT, P.
I.
THE LISTER INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE
MEDICINE
LITVINOFF, Barnet
LIVINGSTONE, Sir Richard Winn
LLOYD, Dennis, Baron Lloyd of Hampstead
LOCKE, H.
Brian
LOCKSPEISER, Sir Ben
LOESER, Alfred A.
LOEWE, Raphael
LOEWENSTEIN, Martha
LOGAN, Sir Douglas (William)
LOM-SCHEU, Dina
LONDON JEWISH HOSPITAL MEDICAL
SOCIETY
A.13]
F.290
E.85
G.201
A.60
D.65
A.131
B23), Clas KOU: RK! 146
K.142
H.86
A.131, H.128, H.129
D.20
H.60
LOURIE, Arthur
LOUSTALOT, Prosper
LUCAS, Robert
LONGMORE, Donald
LOW, W..
LUBIEZ, N.
3.2:
LONGMUIR, lan S.
LOOKSTEIN, Joseph H.
F775 269
H.55
E.21, K.142
D.23, J.93
H.9
A.13]
F.184
H.49
A.65
G.157
H.3, H.8
E.167
K.142
K.269, K.331
F.37
G.192, J.15
J115
K.128
LUS, R.
Gémez
LUSCHER, Ernst F.
LUCAS, Victor
LUCK, John V.
LUCK, W.
LO JeencA.
LUND, Harald
LURIA, Luciano
LUSH, Brandon S.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
LUTZKER, Edythe
LWOFF, André
LYNAM, A.
E.
LYNEN, Feodor
MAAS, Werner K.
MACADAMS, Lewis P.
McALISTER, W.
E.
McANUFF, John W.
MACARTHUR, C,
W,
THE MACCABEANS
McCARTHY, Denis W.
C.
McDADE, Herbert
MACDONALD, Adam Davidson
MACDONALD, William
MACER, Richard Charles Franklin
MACFARLANE, Robert Gwyn
K.142
H.127, H.128
A.176
A.196
J.19
E.151
F.186
E.131
F.313
H.56, H.57
A.132
F.336, F.337, F.338, F.339
E.147
J.106
A.132
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e
e
i
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N
O
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C
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a
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A
A
N
I
N
O
B.102-B.104
Fures, F272
McGRATH, W.
McGEE, James O'Donnell
Mc GEORGE, Walter
F.45,
v9
“ae,
64,
7a,
‘+d,
04,
108, F118, F.119
K.143
MACKANESS, George Bellamy
McKEEN, John E.
MACHEBOEUF, G.
MACINTYRE, lain
MACLENNAN, Sir Hector
McKENZIE, Alexander
F.ayay Fy erO; F297
A.163, D.49, D.50
McLENNAN, Hugh
F.336
K.143
o
w
eo,
:
K.143
A.16, A.86
E.186
Robert
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
McMICHAEL, Sir John
McQUEEN, E.G.
MACTAGGART, Sir Andrew (McCormick)
MADDAN, Martin
MAEGRAITH, Brian Gilmore
MAEIR, David
MAGEE, Peter N.
MAHALANOBIS, Prasanta Chandra
MAHFAR, Jack
MAHONY, J.
F.
MAISELS, Israel A.
MAISTER, Dolly
MAITLAND, F.
EE.
MAJOR, Randolph T.
MALAGARNE, Osvaldo
MANDELSTAM, Joel
MANNING, Edward
MALKO, Nicholai A.
MALLETT, Allen A.
MANSFORD, KeithR. — L.
MANN, Thaddeus Robert Rudolph
A.132
MARGERISON, Thomas Alan
MARINI- BETTOLO, G.
MANTLE, PP.
G.
MARGALITH, P.
MARIOTTI, Luigi
MARK, H.
MARK, Hermann
MARKS, Abraham J.
A.132, A.196, D.149, E.21,
G.82
J.105
D.84
E.238
J.104, J.105
H.10
F.155
A.97, K.144
F.276, F.281
F.333
132, b 79
K.144
A.189
F.252
K.144
A.50
F.92, F.99, F.109, F.119,
F.120, F.125, F.127, F.143,
F.150, F.156, J.122
A.163, K.144
K.144
A.66
F.93, F.100, F.157, F.164,
F.165, F; 182, Fast, G86.
K.20, K.249
K.145
H.62
B.97, G.4
C,16; E33
hs
A132
H.85
BB.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
MARKS, J.
MARKS AND SPENCER LIMITED
F.326, J.152
F.236-F 25]
See also G.72, K.199
MARKS OF BROUGHTON, Simon, Baron
F.236
MAROTTA, Domenico
MARRE, Sir Alan (Samuel)
MARSAL, Alberto
MARSHALL, Dorothy
MARSHALL, John J.
J.
R.
MARSHALL, M.
MARSHALL, W.
MARTELLI, Paolo
MARTI-IBANEZ, Felix
MARTIN, Archer John Porter
/
A2100,A.132,°E.3, £.238,
G.44, K.148, K.149,
see also CiA4, C.5; Co6: C.7
C.8,°C,9..C. 16, E299,
ugGs Oo gt ly Kld6 KG 147
H.37, K.150
A.173
A.132
K.150
E.79
K.150
K.150
G.203
C.B5 K.110
A. 132, 8.73, B82, DB, 167.
E.55, E.162, E.165, E.167,
E.168, E.179
F.268, J.81
E.135
F.183
J.40, J.48, J.143, K.15]
C.25
A.192, F217, 3.135, °K. 15!
F.1
K.152
A.132, E.15, J.95
K.152
A.23
J.89
K.79, K.152
MARTORELLI, M.
MASCHERPA, Pietro
MASERA, Giuseppi
MASKE, Helmut
MARTIN, Gustav J.
MARTINS DA SILVA, M.
MARTIN, Sir David (Christie)
MATHIAS, Antony P.
MATTHEWS, Janet W.
MASON, R.
Steven
MATVEYEV, A.
MAUROIS, André
MATTUCK, Israel
1.
MASSAM, Alan
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
MAY, Ben
MAY, Phineas L.
MAYER, Sir Robert
MAZZANTI, Giorgio
MEDAWAR, Sir Peter (Brian)
K.152
A.132
A.132, A.180
F.188, F.190, F.199
A.196, E.143, E.175, K.117,
K.153
MEDICAL RESEARCH CLUB
E.86
MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (MRC)
MEE, P.
E.
MEHRISHI, Jay N.
MELENEY, Frank L.
MELLANBY, Sir Edward
MELLETT, -L..
+84
E.87-E.112
See also D.30, D.33, D.94,
E696, Eto? reaia: K, 186,
K. 269, Kugel, Ke272
A, 132
Ki 153
K.153
See A.41, B.23, B.24, B.25,
Ca
F.340
J.106, J.107
H.68, H.70
A.132
A.66, B.14
bo. F 17
A.132, E.55
F.231
J.115
G.218
B.40
MERCIER, Pierre
MERCK SHARP & DOHME
MENSFORTH, Sir Eric
MENZOCCHI, Fernando
MENKIN, Valy
MENOTTI, Amel R.
MELROSE, Andrew J.
MELTZER, Julian L.
MENDELSSOHN, Kurt Alfred Georg
A.163
P. 2o27Pi or,
See also B.54, J.70-J.73,
Jabie
MEYER, Sir Anthony John Charles
A.132, E.53
351
A.108, K.153
MEYER, Karl A.
MEYER, Kurt H.
MEYER, Shirley
MERIEUX, Charles
MEYER, Francois
EB. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
M.
MIALL, L.-
MICHAELIS, Anthony R.
MICHAELS, David
MIGLIACCI, Adele
MILES, Sir (Arnold) Ashley
MILES, Ellen
MILL, Patrick
MILLER, Edward
MILLER, George
MILLER, Harry M.
MILLER, Jacques Francis Albert Pierre
MILOVIDOV, V.
MINER, Eunice Thomas
F.297
A.163, H.111
E.85
F.197, F.198, F.199
A.93, A.132, A.163, A.196,
A. 206, K.154
A.29, K.154
A.132
A.155, A.190
62,382
A.47
E.143
K, 135
J.18
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES
AND FOOD
E.113-E.118
See also J.83
MIRSKY, |.
Arthur
A.132, H.24, H.61
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
Eenee
MINTZ, Louis J.
MIRANDA, Mario
MIRHEYDAR, H.
J124
ries
K.156
E.120
See also D.98
A132) HG, HO ac 155
MISHCON, Victor, Baron
MINISTRY OF TECHNOLOGY
MITCHISON, Nicholas Avrion
F.290, K.185, K.209
E20 Eta
K.157
F.258-F, 267
See also F.183, F.191-F.200,
Riversdale
MONROY, Alberto
MONTECATINI EDISON S.p.A.
MONCKTON OF BRENCHLEY, Gilbert Walter
W127
K.157
J.165
G.189
A.66
MITTWOCH, Ursula
MIZUNO, Den'ichi
MODELL, Walter
MOIR, John Chassar
MONTEDISON)
(later
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
MOORE, F.
Joan
MORANDI, Luigi
MORGAN, Walter Thomas James
MORRISON, Hyam
MORRISON, J.
K.
MORRISON, Jack
MORRISON, Sylvia
MORTON, O.
MORTON, Richard Alan
MOSS Do
WwW:
MOSTOFI, B.
MOULDER, James W.
MOUSHINE, David
E.117
F.258, G.44
E472 279
A.132
F.297
A.132, A.194
ACS? A163
K.158
E.174
E.16]
F.280
J.60
H.107, H.108, H.109, H.110
H.112, H.115, H.116, H.119
H.121, H.130, H.131
/
f
MUDGE, Pauline E.
A. 66
F.308
F.298
MUELLERRATH, Carl
MUNDAY, Kenneth A.
MOUTON, RR.
F.
MUCKTER, Heinrich
F..280,.
F. 262):
F 2eo, F264
C.62
F.203, F.204, F.209, F.210,
F.211
MUELLERRATH, Ursula
MULLER, H.R.
MUSHETT, Charles W.
MYRBACK, K.
MUSEUM OF THE DIASPORA (BETH
MURAKAWA, Takeo
F204, © 255,27, 257
B.11
K.158
D.23
J, T6P
K.158
oo
B.14
MUNCH, James C.
MUNZ, F.
Robert
MURRAY, I.
= G.
HATEFUTSOTH)
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
NABARRO, Felix
NACHMANSOUHN, David
NAFTALIN, J.
NAFTALIN, J.
E.
M.
NAGATSU, Toshiharu
NAJMABADI, F.
NARASIMHAN, M.
J.
NATHAN, Eleanor, Lady
NATHAN, Harry Louis, 1st Baron Nathan
NATHAN, Roger Carol Michael, 2nd Baron
NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY OF
A.133
Ai, Say) Tye 83 1.90,
K Dee K..760
See also J.6
H.55
K.161
J.166
F.276
A.93,:Fs213
A.133
De; ° Daa Kia?
95 F
See also E.61
37
b.Ge kris
G.174
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOVIET JEWRY
OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND
IRELAND
NATIONAL DRUG COMPANY
NATIONAL IRANIAN OIL COMPANY
ris?
CORPORATION (NRDC)
E.121-E.129
See also F.316
NEAVE, Airey Middleton Sheffield
NATTA, Giulio
NAYLER, JohnH.
C.
NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
F.268
F.269-F. 281
See also F.291, F.292, J.157
See also F.6, F.276ff., K.16
A.196
B.77, F.121, F.135, F.142,
F.149, F.150, F.157
E.53
E.203, G.187
Files, Sige
J.192
A.133
25, K.164
NEMON, Oscar
NERI, Paolo
NESTLE ALIMENTANA S.A,
NEEDHAM, Joseph
NEEDS, R.A,
NELSON, John D.
F ..282-F 292
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
NEUBERGER, Albert
NEUBERGER, Herman N.
NEUBERGER, James
MEUZIE. E.
MEWOOUSE; J.-P.
NEWITT, Dudley Maurice
NICKELL, Louis G.
NICOLAUS, B.
NIEDERGERKE, R.
NOBEL COMMITTEE
NOJAR, Aviva
NOLAN, Anne
NORRIS, John Robert
NORRIS, Peggy
NORRIS, W.
G.
NORRIS, Wilfred F.
NUSSBAUM, Michael
NUTMAN, Phillip Sadler
NOWINSKI, Wiktor W.
THE NUFFIELD FOUNDATION
THE NUTRITION SOCIETY
NYHOLM, Sir Ronald (Sydney)
A.194
A.50, J.95, K.166
See also A.195, J.160, J.161,
J.190
O'DONOGUE, P.
N.
OESTREICHER, Ludwig
OCHOA, Severo
OFFENHAMMER, Kurt
A.163, C.86, D.58, D.106,
E.61, £785, E.87,° E.aS0;
GiASG, ioe) Kae °K 165
See also E.104, E.139
G.113
A.133
F286, Jag Ki 227
K.218
0.2
F.296
F.228
23
E. 130
See also K.335, K.336
J.87
A.133
A.133
E.222
E.208, G.202
F.238
K.166
E.131, E.132
A.66
A.133
E.133
A.133
E73
F.300
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
OFFICE DE RADIODIFFUSION-TELEVISION
FRANCAISE
OFFICE OF HEALTH ECONOMICS
OGG, Sir William Gammie
OGSTON, Alexander George
OKADA, Hiroshi
OKAMI, Yoshiro
OLBERT, Th.
OLBY, Robert
OL ZR Ages
OLSON, James Allen
OPIE, Lionel H.
OPITZ, Dietrich
OPPINGER, Heinz
ORD, Bernhard
G.175
E.134
D.23, £.207
A.195
J.169, J.170
$165,,92166, J.169 J AZT.
K.167-K. 169
A.93, K.170
B.106
A.98, K.208
K.170
F171
K.171
F.218
A.176
J.160
H.15
A138, A169 Caz
F.332
J.81
E.65, J.163
A.67
A.46
E.56
A.133
J.191
ORSONI, Jose
OSBORN, O'Neill
OSOL, Arthur
OTTENBERG, Reuben
ORO, Juan
ORR, James
OSORIO, Leopoldo Martinez
E.61-E.63
F220, F.222,-F.293, F. 294.
F.273
C.39
A 67; Bs
PAGET-COOKE, Richard A.
OWEN, Paul Robert
OREORD a).
2S;
PACKARD, Lyle B.
PAGEL, Walter
OSTER, Kurt
OWEN, David
PACE, George H.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
PAINE, Peter S.
PAINTER, Neil Stamford
PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION
(PAHO)
PAOLETTI, Rodolfo
PAPANDREA, Giovanni
PARASCANDOLA, John
THE PARLIAMENTARY AND SCIENTIFIC
COMMITTEE
PATCHORNIK, A.
PATELSKI, Ray A,
PATON, Sir William Drummond Macdonald
PAUL, John R.
PAUL EHRLICH FOUNDATION
PAUL EHRLICH INSTITUTE
F.119
Ke; Kage
E.135
K.236
F.194
J.186, J.187
E.136
H.99, H.121
E.23]
E.174
J
E.137-E.145
See also K.266, K.268
E.146
A.195, C.99, K.174
E.67, E.70
A.164
A.134
E.104
E.172
F.234
PAULING, Linus
PAULLEY, John W.
PEART, Peggy
PEAT, Stanley
PEART, William Stanley
PEART, (Thomas) Frederick, Baron
PECK, Franklin B.
PEKERIS, Chaim L.
A.134,A.196, J.128
F.196
D.43, D.45, D.48, D.49,
D.50, D.51, D.52, D.53,
D.144, D.146, E.43, E.110,
F.317, K.272, K.275
faa... 06, Tetua, 1. 1295
Keo
PENNEY, William George, Baron Penney of
RK. 175
K.178
R17 oe
PEREIRA, Helio Gelli
Perot, C,
Prreiok,. oy s
Ba
PENN, Jack
PENNELLA, Paolo
East Hendred
E.B. Chain
CSAC.92/3/83
Index of correspondents
PEREIRA, Sir (Herbert) Charles
PERLMAN, D.
PERLMAN, Harold L.
PERRIN, Sir Michael (Willcox)
PETERS, Sir Rudolph (Albert)
PEUEY W..
6G,
PETROW, Vladimir
PETTINGA, C. = Ww,
PFIZER (CHAS, PFIZER & CO, INC.)
PFLEGER, Elisabeth
PFLEGER, Robert
E.117, E.118
J.63
H. 106
A.134
A.67, A.134, eed, 6.174,
K.176-K.178
See also G.107
F.161
K.179
B./8, F234. F.295;* 5,63
F.293-F . 297
See also B.58, G.36
F.308
A.24, C.19, F.298, F.299,
F.300, F.301, F.302, F.303,
F.304, F.305, F200, Fay
See also F.309
PFLEGER (DR. R. PFLEGER CHEMISCHE
FABRIK GMBH)
F ..298-F.310
BRITAIN
PHILIPP, Elliot E.
PHILIPP, Lucie
PHILIPPSBERG, Lucie
THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT
PHILIPS, Sir Cyril (Henry)
PHILLIPS, Joan
See also G.69
E147
See also G.104, G.105,
C217
K.179
K.179
A.134
D.68
A.67
E.207
B.29, K.180
B.25
A.134, H.15, H.16, H.17,
H.19
K.18
A.22, E.163, K.180
PIRIE, Norman Wingate
PrUcciPS, Mo
FOmerOL, Fy
A
aed,
PHILPOT, John St. L.
PINNER, Hayim
D.85, K.181-K.183
PINTO, Guglielmo
Pike, S.
John
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
PITT, David Thomas, Baron
PIZZI, Enrico
PIZZIO, Francesco
PLANTEROSE, Donald N.
PLAYFAIR, Sir Edward (Wilder)
POCCHIARI, Francesco
POCOCK, Robert
POLLER, Leon
POLLOCK, Martin Rivers
POLONOVSKI, Jacques
POLONOVSKI, Michel
POM'ERANIEC, Jasha
POMERAT, Gerard R.
PONTECORVO, Guido
more Cs)
POPJAK, George Joseph
PRATESI, Pietro
PREISKEL, David
PUGWASH CONFERENCES ON SCIENCE
AND WORLD AFFAIRS
A.197
F.260
E.]
F.143
D.56, D.57, D.59
A.134, C.17, K.184, K.185
B.7]
K.43
A.134, E.88, E.173, K.186
G36
G.3, K.187
A.134
E.156
A.195
E.220
D.45, D.103, K.188
K.188
A.134, K.188
G.103, K.188
E.172
C.54
A.67
A.134, K.189
A.86
A.148, J.23
A.134, A.194, A.212
A.67, A.134, A.164
A.103
A.90, E.146
G. 200
duoe
PORTHEIM, L.
POSTGATE, John Raymond
POYNTON, W.
M.
POPPER, Hans
PORRITT, Arthur Espie, Baron
PORTER, Sir George
PORTER, Helen Kemp
PORTEVIN, A.
E.148
PREISKEL, Ella
PREVOT, A.
PRIGGE, R.
PROSKAUER, Eric S.
PRYWES, Moshe
K.189
F311
34 105
K.189
K.190
K.331
A.164, H.51
E.180
H.11
K.191
G.176
A.177
See B.21, G.99, K.3]
E.231
K.191
C.60
J.8
A.195
K.331
A.135, F314; F316, £.317,
F.318, F.319
A.135, E.32, E.149, F.316,
F319, Fagg0) F raat > Fie.
F.324
3120-313
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
PULEINNGER, 8.)
3 D;
PULLMAN ASSOCIATES GMBH
PURANANANDA, Chaloem
QUASTEL, Juda Hirsch
QUAYLE, John Rodney
RABIN, Brian Robert
RABINOVITCH, NN.
L.
RACE, Robert Russell
RACKMAN, Emanuel
RADI, I.
RADIO ITALIANA
RADO, Richard
RAISTRICK, Harold
RAJA AR.
OG:
S.
Govinda
RANK, Joseph McArthur
RAJAN, V.
RAJCHMAN, Ludwig
RAMAN, Sir (Chandrasekhara) Venkata
RAMON, Gaston
RANDLE, Philip John
RANK, Joseph Arthur, Ist Baron
FTI
RANK PRECISION INDUSTRIES LIMITED
THE RANK PRIZE FUNDS
RANKS HOVIS McDOUGALL LIMITED
E.149-E. 155
F.314-F, 324
See also E.122, F.122, F.188,
F.275ff., F.288
RAPER, Kenneth B.
RASKOVA, Helena
RATTI, G,
K.19]
J.128
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
RAUEN, H.
M.
RAYNE, Max, Baron
READING, H.W.
READING, William
REGENSBURGER, K.
REICHEL, John
REID, Eric
REID, Lynne
M.
REISS, Sir John (Anthony Ewart)
Rerrn, Wwe
SS:
REMEZ, Aharon
RENZ, Jany
REWALD, Bruno
REY, Louis
G.209
Kaa PZ
K.192
A.135
A. 68
BH
ECT
Ke 192
E.36
D.24, K.193
H.45
F.328, F.329
ee
a
REYMOND, D.
REYNALS, Duran
RIBBONS, Douglas W.
RICCOBONI, Luigi
RICE, Raymond M.
RICHARDS, Graham
RICHARDS, Merfyn
REYNOLDS, Peter William John
RIBAS, Bartolomé
A.135, E.167, F.282. F.263,
F.284, F.285, F.286, F207,
F.288, F.289, F.290, Vier.
J9129, D14L nk 129, J:183,
Kibo Kul Od ieox
See also E.158
F.283, F.284, F.285, F.288
A.68
F.275, F.324
E.65
K.197
K.197
F 234
K.197
A.135
A.135
A.135
A.135, A.164, B.84
F.325
G.201, K.197
RICHARDS, Owain Westmacott
RICHARDSON, Frederick Denys
RICHARDSON, John Samuel, Baron
RICHARDSON-=MERRELL INC.
RICHTER, Derek
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
RIDEAL, Sir Eric (Keightley)
RILEY, Mes.
We
RIMINGTON, Claude
RINTOUL, John O.
RITCHIE-CALDER, Peter Ritchie, Baron
H.
RITTENBERG, David
ROBB-SMITH, A.
ROBERTS, Eric R.
EE.
ROBERTS, g.
ROBERTS, Eugene
ROBERTSON, Alan
ROBERTSON, lanR.
T.
ROBINSON, D.
ROBINSON, Frank Arnold
ROBINSON, O,
eta,
ROBINSON, R.
HH,
ROBINSON, Sir Robert
ROBLIN, RO:
cae
K.198
E.64, G.45
F.64, F.65
A.135, B.96, K.28
A, 135 C.43, 198
A.68
A.136, D.159
G.64
J.27
F.224, F.227
K.198
K.198
A.136, E.17, F.325
See also B.23, B.24, B.25
RAQN 7 BO, 3108
F.187
ROBSON, Sir Kenneth
ROBSON, J.
Norman
ROBSON, John Michael
ROCHE PRODUCTS LIMITED
THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
A.1, A.136, E.211, K.199-
K.202
See also B.23
C.54
A.136, E.167, F.248, F.251
A.68
A.136
F.326
E.156
E.18, E.132
G.209
ROGERS, D.
ROHLFING, Duane L.
LABORATO IRE ROGER BELLON
2220
See also A.198
E327
See also J.39
ROE Francis:d 5: C,
ROESLER, Frank F.
D.160
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
ROLINSON, George Newbolt
RONA, Peter
ROSBAUD, Paul
ROSE, «Ax.
°M,
ROSE, Francis Leslie
ROSGe
ROSE, John Donald
ROSEN, Dolly
ROSENBLITH, Walter A.
ROSENHEIM, Max Leonard, Baron
ROSENSTOCK, W.
Ross: ie.
B
ROSS, John
ROSS; W..°
Ay
BOoy, L.
8>3-
A.136, B.79, F.84, F.94,
F-101, F110; 6.317, F, 300.
F.135, F.144
A.18
G.201
H.8, H.46
G.36
G.200
F.219
A.136, A.164
A.68
A.136, A.197, A.198, B.74,
B.76, B.79, E.157
A.136, A.164
E.25
H.121, H.122
D.56
A.164
E.148
A.136, A.164, H.40
A.135, H.29, H.34, H.36
F.283
RASe
A.136
K.203
K.204
H.91, H.92, H.94, H.95, H.96,
H.98, H.101, H.108, H.115,
H.117, H.118, H.119, H.121,
H.123, H.125, H.126, H.128,
K.203
ROTBLAT, Joseph
ROTH oe
ROTHBERG, Samuel
ROTHMEIER, W.
W.
ROTHSCHILD, Albert
ROTHSCHILD, Dorothy
ROTHSCHILD, Edmund de
ROTHSCHILD, Miriam (Miriam Lane)
ROTHSCHILD, (Nathaniel Charles) Jacob
K.203
ROTHSCHILD, Nathaniel Mayer Victor, Baron
ROUHANI, M.
ROUS, (Francis) Peyton
£1166, H.7d)K.205, K.206
R273
B,198
Ee B. -Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
ROUTIEN, John B.
ROWLAND, Frank
ROWLEY, Derrick
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
ROYAL GEO GRAPHICAL SOCIETY
THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY
THE ROYAL INSTITUTION
ROYAL POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL
THE ROYAL SOCIETY
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS
F.295
3101, 3106
K.207
Bol 57
See also G.5]
Ryion
E159,
E.160
See also G.102, G.103
Exon
See also G.75
E.162-E.183
See also B.73-B.84, B.90,
G.210
E.184
See also A.108, G.35, G.36,
G.62, G.115
E.185
E.186, G.50
K.207
A.136
A.136
F.329
D. 153,
K. 271
2. toe
SABBAGH, Karl
SABIN, Albert B.
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF HEALTH
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE
RUBBO, Sydney D.
RULE, Leonard G.
RUMBALL, Sir (Campion) Aubrey
RUTSCHMANN, Jurg
RYMAN, Brenda Edith
A.137
SACCHETTI, Mario
SACHARINA, Anna (Nura)
SACHER, Gabriel D.
SACHER, Michael Moses
A.137, C.65, H.82, H.84,
H.85, H.87, H.93, H.94,
73. H.97, 4.98; K;208
See also E.185
K.235
A.206-A.212, G.44
A.137
A.'197,, F237, Hi53
See also A.165
SACHER, Miriam
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SACHS -Léc
SACKS,
SAINSBURY, Alan John, Baron
ST, MICHAEL'S FOUNDATION LIMITED
SAINT-VINCENT INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
SALAM, Abdus
SALAMAN, Myer Head
SALAMAN, Redcliffe Nathan
SALAMON, B.
SALERNI, Luigi
SALMON, Neil Lawson
SALTON, Milton Robert James
SAMEK, H.
SAMII, Mehdi
SAMO JLOVNA, Rebecca
H.112, H.113
A.137
A.137
E.187
E.188
A.137
D.101
A.21
F.125
c.19 C2
E.3]
J.143
H.4
F.280
A.50
A.137, A.165
H.85, H.86, H.124, H.132
K.69
E.9, H.56
SAMUEL, David Herbert, Viscount
SAMUEL, Rinna
SAMUELOFF, Shlomo
SARETT, Lewis H.
SARGENT, Evelyn E.
SANGER, Frederick
SARAULT, Gilles E.
SANDLER, Merton
SANDOZ LIMITED
J.83
F .328-F.330
See also J.84, J.135, K.265
A.195
4,138
A.137, F.256, F.257
A.69
A.69
B.84
A.137, D.96, D.97, D.99,
D.139, D.160, E.175, K.269
A.137
F.333, F.334, F.339, J.75,
SAUNDERS, Sir Owen (Alfred)
SARKISOV, S.
SAUNDERS, Basil
SAVAGE, A.
E.
SAVAGE, George M.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SAYERS, Bruce McA,
SCASSELLATI, Ubaldo
SCHENK, G.
SCHERAGA, H.
A,
SCHETTLER, G.
SCHEU FOUNDATION FOR ASTHMA AND
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
SCHILLING, Richard Selwyn Francis
SCHINDEL, Leo
SCHLESINGER, Sondra
SCHLITTER, C.
SCHMIDT-POLEX, Hans Walter
SCHMIDT-THOME, J.
SCHOLEM, Gershom
A.137, D.150, K.155
F.266
A; 187,. 3.97
H.100
G.47, J.133
H.60
See also K.204
K.222
K.208
C50
K.209
A.92,
Poele
K.337
E.tZ?
F.216
B:197:E.198, G;017
J.149
Privo
ate
A.69
HOS
SCHON, Frank, Baron
SCHORNIG, Ludwig
SCHROEDER, Hasso
SCHRODER, Karl
SCHULDENFREI, Jack
SCHUTZ, F.
SCHWARTZ, Benjamin
SCHWARTZKOPF, Otto
SCHWARTZMAN, Gregory
SCHWARZENBACH, G,
SCHWEIGART, Hans Adalbert
SCHWEIGER, Acon
SCHWERIN, Gunter K.
SGMWICK;"H. "© Gerhard
S.p.A,
E VACCINO GENO TOSCANA "SCLAVO"
SCIAKY, Roberto
SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL (SRC)
SCLAVO
see_
ISTITUTO SIEROTERAPICO
J.149
See also A.165
A.46
a.
E.82
FP. 192," L209
E17, t+ 139
F.308, K.209
F.196
E.189-E.196
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SCOTT, John H.
MacCallam
SCOTT, Sir Ronald Bodley
SCROCCO, Pietro
SEBAG MONTEFIORE, D.C,
SEBAG-MONTEFIORE, Harold Henry
SEBBA, Bella
SECONDI, A.
SELA, Margalit
SELA, Michael
SELDON, Arthur
SELLINGER, Otto Z.
SELLORS, Sir Thomas Holmes
SELWYN-CLARKE, Sir (Percy) Selwyn
SEMERANO, G.,
SHEBA, Chaim
E.69, E.70, E.72
E.21
F.197, F.199
A.137
A.137
A.69, A.137
F.228
H.66, H.68, H.73, H.76,
H.77, H.78
B.79, B.108, H.74, H.102,
H.114, H.117, H.119, H.120,
H.121, H.122, H.123, H.124,
H.125, H.126, H.129, H.130,
H.132
E.66
K210
B.84
A.137, E.175
B.66, K.210
E.64
H. 26
G7 Ki
K.211
F.192
Pete.
H.61
A.138
B.79, H.121, H.131
3. 81193
SERLUPI, Giovanni
SERMONTI, Giuseppe
SESSAy Schdro
SEN, Shri Binay Ranjan
SENATOR, David Werner
SEYBOLT, George C.
SHAARE ZEDEK HOSPITAL, Jerusalem
SHALIT, Sophie
SHALTIEL, Shmuel
F.123
K.212
H.25
F.149, H.119
H.13, H.14, H.15, H.16
SHAPIRO, Alexander
SHARON, Nathan
SHAW, Henry
SHANNON, Richard Bentinck Boyle,
9th Earl
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SHECHTERMAN, Abrasha
SHEEHAN, John C.
SHELESNYAK, M.
C.
SHERFIELD, Roger Mellor Makins, Ist Baron
Sherfield
SHILLINGFORD, Jack
SHILS, Edward A.
SHINE, Cyril I.
SHULE, Gee
Mi
SHUTTLE, Neville
SHWARTZMAN, Gregory
SIEBURG, F.
SIEFF,
Israel Moses, Baron Sieff of
Brimpton
SIEFF, Joseph Edward
SIEFF, Marcus Joseph, Baron Sieff of
Brimpton
Fit24, Hi 25
Caf: 9
K.212
A.138, D.55, D.56, D.57,
D.59
A.138
Ree
Aero rt. 23
eee
a
ve
A.69
A138, F520, F; 241, 3258,
K.224
See also H.75
SIEFF, Michael David
SIGG, Hans Peter
SIIM, J.
Christian
SILVERMAN, Godfrey E.
F237
A.138, A.165, E.178, F.240,
H.67, H.82, H.85, H.91,
H.92, H.93, H.101, H.103,
H.107, H.108, H.110, H.113,
Ff 417, aho20, M1. 12)
4122:
H.127, H.128, H.129, H.130,
H.131, H.132, K.201
A.138
F.330
G.92, 5.69
H.5
E.222
A.138, J.165, J.166, J.169,
K-212
A.195
A.93, A.138, D.24, K.147
A.138, G.91
H.42
A.138
SIMON, Sir Francis (Eugen)
SIMPSON, Esther
SIMPSON, William Wynn
SINAI, E.
SINCLAIR, Edward
SIM, Myre
SIME, John M.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspendents
SINCLAIR, Hugh Macdonald
SINCLAIR, Neil
SINCLAIR, Walter I.
SINGER, Aubrey Edward
SINGER, Daniel M.
SINGER, Jack
SINKER, Sir (Algernon) Paul
SJOBERG, Berndt
SJOGREN, Bertil
SKOLA, Vladimir
SKRYABIN, Georgi Konstantinovitch
SLATER, Edward Charles
SLESS, Herz]
K.213
F.336
H.18
CG, 15/
K.224
A.165
762, K.214
See also E.19, E.42
#:36, Fi37, F.39) F.40, Foal
A.138, F.12, F.14, F.16,
F.18, F.19) F.20, F.21, F.22,
F.23, F.24, F.26, F.27, F.28,
E20) By a0) 8. Ot P32. F338.
F.35
J.24, K.214
E<218, °K, 190;
es elD
K.210
H.15
RESEARCH
SMIT
Annie
Charles G.
Charles Edward Gordon
SMITH,
SMITH,
SMITH,
SMITH,
SMITH,
E.197
See also K.128-K.132
LABORATORI BIOCHIMICO-FARMACEUTICI
SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR CANCER
F.331
A.69
E.119, G.81, G.92
F.335, F.338, F.339, F.340,
F.341, F.342, K.131
F.283, F.284
F.144
E.207
E.206
K.216
A.69
K.216
F.303
SMITH, JamesH.
C.
SMITH, H.
Greville
BPA: Gee
ey
SMITH, Harry
SMITH, Hillas
Douglas D.
Ernest Lester
SMITH,
P.
A.
SMITH,
55105
D.9]
SMITH, H.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SMITH KLINE & FRENCH LABORATORIES
LIMITED
SMITHER, R.
SMITHERS, Sir David (Waldron)
SMYTH, Francis T.
SNELE AS Jor.
SNELLING, Margaret D.
SNOW, Charles Percy, Baron
SOBELL, Sir Michael
SOCIETA CHIMICA ITALIANA
SOCIETA ITALIANA DELLE SCIENZE
VETERINARIE
SOCIETA ITALIANA DI CHEMIOTERAPIA
SOCIETA ITALIANA DI MICROBIOLOGIA
SOCIETA ITALIANA DI SCIENZE
FARMACEUTICHE
DELLE SCIENZE
PF igoe
Relay Ps122, Fi ias Faz.
F.138, F.158, F.166
E.35
K.216
P2933
G.64
A.138
H.16
E.198
See also E.207-E.210
ee)
E.200
B20!
A148, £.202, 5.428, 3.362.
J.163
SOKHEY, Sir Sahib Singh
STANDING
THERAPY
SOCIETY FOR DRUG RESEARCH
A.169
E.203
E.204
E.205
E.206
SOCIETA ITALIANA PER IL PRO GRESSO
SOCIETY FOR ANGLO-CHINESE UNDER-
SOCIETY FOR ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMO -
SOCIETY FOR GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY
SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
K.218
Eeeus-Eeele
E.229, E.230, E.231, E.233,
K.217
A.139, A.148, E.58, J.128
A.139
F.120, F.321, F923, 6.824
J.95
E.24
SOLDI, Alberto
SOLOMON, Flore
SOLS, Alberto
SOMERVILLE, Walter
SORSBY, Arnold
SOLOMONS, Gerald L.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
SOSKINS,
SOSNOW, Eric
SOUTHWOOD, Thomas Richard Edmund
SPALDING, Dudley Brian
SPEEDWELL, Ernest
SPERBER, Erik
SPERL, Friedrich
SPICER, Arnold
A.139
A.139, A.165
A.139, D.51, D.140, D.142,
D.143, D.144, D.146, D.160,
E.43
D.161, H.5
A.139, A.165
Ce Pe 6 Fa
Pose Flee oF eect ot, Be ee:
E 2h, Kido, Feet 27) Fae,
4?) eet eee rs oe, Foe,
See'also C4 7C.5,.C.6°C:9
A.165, E.138-E.142, E.144
Av139, A, 191,.D.47, D.59,
G0, E149, e452, E,147,
PF. 246)-7 214, Fi 315, F.316,
Faaid,phacvor + .aty, F,320,
FOZ), FogegFeOee: Piuged
See also E.4
SPINKS, Alfred
SPOONER, Edward Tenney Casswell
SPORN, Philip
SPRINSON, David B.
SQUIER, Christopher A.
SQUIRE, John R.
STACEY, Maurice
STAFFORD, C.
SPRECHER, Milon
SPRINGER, Axel
139,
Balad, E2476, F221, F. 222,
F.226
A.139, D.24
A.139, H.81, H.85, K.219
H.10
A.165, K.219
J.19
G.45
C.64, K.220
E.172
A.185, F.54, F.55, F.68,
F.79, F.80, F.82, F.95,
F111, F.118, F.128, F.
F.144, J.65, K.8
D.58, G.75
A.139, J.93
A.139
K.220
STAMP, Trevor Charles, 3rd Baron
STANFORD, Henry King
STANKIEWICZ, A.M.
STARKEY, Robert L.
Douglas W.
F. 102,
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
STARNES, William H.
STAROSELSKY, Vladimir A.
STEIN, Erwin
STEINBERG, Jack
STEINMAN, Harry G.
STENTON, Eric
STEPHENS Ref.
STERN, E. - M.
STERN, Kurt G.
STERN, Max
STERNSCHUSS, P.
STETLER, C.
Joseph
STETTEN, Marjorie R.
STEVENS, Cia
2.€;
STEVENS, Martin
STEWART, Gordon T.
SIASLER, ‘Eric 1?
J.192
A.216
E.142
A.165
K. 292
A.139
F.243
H.63
A.47, A.50, H.8, K.221
H. 138
H.64
J.8]
K.246
E.147
E.37
K.221
A.48
E.207
F226
B.75, B.82
A.69
H.10
A.139, H.70, H.73, H.76,
STONE, Dewey D.
STIRNEMANN, Ernst
STOKES, E.
Joan
STOLBACH, Henry
STOLLMAN, Phillip
STOKER, Sir Michael (George Parke)
B.80
.78, H.82, H.86, H.90
A139, E.139
.60
.139, E.207, E.208, E.211
335
£19
298
.223
STREATFIELD, E.
Leslie
STREBINGER, Robert
STRICKER, Henry H.
STROHMAIER, Karl
STROMAS, A.
STROMINGER, J.
STRALAU, F.
STRAUSS, Bernard S.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
STRONG, Sir Roy Colin
STULMAN, Stephen L.
A.192
.82, H.87, H.90, H.93,
.98, H.99, H.101, H.103,
106, H.108, H.113, H.115,
hike 204
SUDHOFF, F.
SULMAN, F.
SUMPTION, Jonathan
G.
SUTHERLAND, Sir Gordon (Brims Black
345
aay
298
.139, D.24, E.54, E.177
225
225
225
.195, E.172
15
Mc Ivor)
SWET, Gershon
SWINBURNE, J.
SYKES, G.
K.
SYNGE, Richard Laurence Millington
SZENT-GYORGYI, Albert
TADMOR, Shlomo
TAGGART, Peter
TAHOURDIN, Peter Anthony Ivan
TAYEAU, Francis
TAL, Eliezer
TALBURT, William F.
TAUB, William
TAVERNIER, Jean B,
TANNER, Cicely
TATUM, Edward L.
91, H.92, H.93, H.94, H.96,
.97, H.98, H.101, H.102,
.103
23
226
43
(oe
140
195, J.75
74
50
162, 11.63
166, GOP 44, 5747,
S149, Kv
.140
119
140, E.16]
TAYLOR, Joan
TAYLOR, Norval
TECHNION = ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
TAYLOR, Selwyn Francis
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
TEELING-SMITH, George
TELETZKE, G,
3h
TENBY, David Lloyd George, Viscount
THATCHER, Margaret (Hilda)
THELIN, Hugo
THEORELL, (Axel) Hugo (Teodor)
THIRUMALACHAR, M.
J.
THOMAS, Alan J.
THOMPSON, H.W.
A.140, E.134, G.36
J.83
E.6]
E.53
F.39, F.41
A.74, K.228-K.230
See also E.50
F213
K.23]1
hielo
THOMPSON, Sir Harold (Warris)
Gis6, 6.178, .86
THOMPSON, Kenneth Wade
K.23]
THOMPSON, Robert Henry Stewart
THOMSON, Sir (Arthur) Landsborough
THOMSON, Sir George (Paget)
A.140, B.84, E.83, E.174,
K.231
A.42
A.140
A.140, K.231
E.58, G.190
E.70
E.229, E.231, E.233
AT A:76, CBR K. 232
A.140, F.253, F.254, F.255,
H.91, 192, 3.70, J.71. 3:73
TISHLER, Max
TIZARD, Sir Henry Thomas
THUILLIER, J.
THWAITES, Bryan
TIMMERMAN, W.
A.
TISELIUS, Arne (Wilhelm Kaurin)
THORNTON, Sir (Henry) Gerard
TODD, Alexander Robertus, Baron
P.29e
See B.25
A.140, G.92, H.118, K.233,
K.331
A.177
G.23)'C.25, 2:58, £:200,
Spt 1-99) USF K. 236
TODD: EW.
TODT, F.
TONOLO, Antonio
TOTENBERG, Roman
TRABUCCHI, Emilio
TOMPKINS, Frederick Clifford
A. 28
K.234
cov
A.166, K.235
TRAELNES, Knut R.
Pigbo, E.aoe, -F, 207, oer,
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
TRAILL, David
TREFOUEL, Jacques
TREFOUEL, Thérése
TRENCHARD, Thomas, Baron
TROWELL, Hugh
TRUESDEEG, Clifford
TRUETA, Joseph
TRUETA DE STRUBELL, Amelia
TSUNODA, Toshinao
TURNER, Peggy
TUTSCH, Gerhart
TVEIT, M.
UBBELOHDE, Alfred René John Paul
UDENFRIEND, Sidney
UEBEL, Horst
UNESCO
UNTERMAN, Baruch
E.207
A.106, A.196, G.217, K.237
See also G.121
G.121
A.140
G.2dae'K. 239
A.166
B.109
See also J.184, K.240
J.184, K.240
J.169
A.140
J.134, J.137
J.49
A.141, D.99, D.162
C.64, E.135, F.326
A.141, F.306
H.104
ULAM, Stanislaw Marcin
UMEZAWA, Hamao
Cr68, d.319,: Fclee J166,
K.241-K.245
See also J.17]
WM. UNDERWOOD COMPANY
see
AC'CENT INTERNATIONAL
See also F.184
URGOITI, Ricardo
USIFROID (SOCIETE D'UTILISATION SCIENTI-
FIQUE ET INDUSTRIELLE DU FROID)
Be 27
See also J.89
H.64
H.65
H.10, H.11, H.12
UNION MONDIALE DES ETUDIANTS JUIFS
UNION O.5S.E,
P.gac, F 2334
See also J.83
F.10
F.335
A.170, E.218
F .336-F. 342
UPJOHN INTERNATIONAL INC,
USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
USV PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
VAIZEY, John Ernest, Baron
VALENTINE, A.
H.
VALENTINI, L.
VALETTE, Guillaume
VALLE, G.
VALLERY-RADOT, Paul
VAN ABEELE, F.
R.
VAN BEUSEKOM KITS VAN HEIJNINGEN,
Adrienne J.
M.
VANDEWELDE, H.
VAN HEYNINGEN, William Edward
VANNOTTI, A.
VANSON, M.
VARELA, Benito Reguiro
VARGA, V.
VARIN, René
G.16]
B.14
F.194
C.50
Jeo
A.83
B.80
K.246
A.70
B.110, K.246, K.247
aie
A.141]
ee: Ale
F.224
A.86
VASQUEZ, D.
VIRGILIO,
M,
R.
cus?
K.250
K.250
A pr ge
C.46
hte
G.22
E.161
VASSALLI, Giuliano
A.141, K.248, K.249
VIRTANEN, Artturi [mari
VERNIONS C.: . A,
VICKRAGE, 55°
VILLANUEVA, J.
DS
VELLACOTT, George H.
VENKATARAMAN, K.
VERNEY, Stephen
260
A.93, C.46, E:207, K.251,
K zoe
See also A.105, G.13
VIRTANEN, O. — Erik
MulMos, A.’
oof,
VOGEL, Gunther
VOLKE, Werner
VITA, Giulio
C.46, K.253
F.183
F305
J.133, K.254
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
VOULWILER Eu.
ods
VONDERBANK, Hermann
VON HASE, Karl- Gunther
VRBA, Rudolf
WADDINGTON, Conrad Hal
WADE-GEARY, Robert Lucian
WAELSCH, Heinrich
WAGNER, F.
WAKAKI, Shigetoshi
WAKSMAN, Byron H.
WAKSMAN, Selman Abraham
WALD, George
A.45
A, 90,:K.255
A.166
K.336
E.194
J.t60
K.256
J.164
J.169
J.142
K.260
WALL, Patrick David
WALKER, D._
G.
WALKER, James
WALKER, Norman
WALKER. J...
K
WALLACE LABORATORIES
WALEY-COHEN, Sir Bernard (Nathaniel)
Ca, baer, eee, od
Ki2b/, Ki2es
See also J.142
J.19
A.196
G.86
E.87
A.141, K.259
i
K.259
F.343, F.344
G.201
J.49
E.110, E.112
J.104
J.53
K.260
B.8
G.167
A.14]
See also C.90, E.58
WANSBROUGH-JONES, Sir Owen (Haddon)
WALLo. a.
WALSH, E.
WARBURG, Otto Heinrich
WALLACH, Michael
WALLMARK, G&sta
WALTER, A.
M.
WALTERS, A.
Harry
eds
O'F.
WALTON, A.
WALTON, Peter A.
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
WARBURG, Sir Siegmund (George)
WARD, Patricia Spain
WARDER, Michael Young
WARE, Martin
WARREN, Peter T.
WARTENBERG, Fritz
WASIELEWSKI, Eberhard V.
WATERLOW, John Conrad
WATTS, Hector
WAY, M.
J.
WcBB, David Evan
WCBER, Hans H.
WECHSEER,> 1, °.. 5S,
WEIDENFELD, Arthur George, Baron
WEHE Re
H.109
K.260
A.167, E.79
B.69
E.170
A.70, K.261
A.167, F.218, J.156, J.185
E.28, E.29, F.324, J.120
.180, F.181]
122
141
261
5]
.192
24
Al
138, J.59
33]
.85, H.101, H.102
m
m
K
e
e
e
e
e
e
e
WEIL, Michael
WEILER, Jack D.
WEIS-FOGH, Torkel
WEISS, Eric
WEISS, Joseph
WEISGAL, A.
David
WEISGAL, Meyer W.
Sl4l; 4.45, H.66, H.68,
1 Th. / ae Pee 14,85,
C0). Hove AAs 105, i106,
#420, 44 125
e
e
e
e
e
See also A.167, H.7]
K.262
A.70
ABE A706, K.14) kK 363
H.66
H.66-H.135
See also A.79, A.167, F.126-
F.168 passim., J.87, J.88,
K.12, K.39, K.224
WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
WEISSBERGER, Arnold
WEIZMANN, Chaim
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
WELBOURN, Richard Burkewood
WELCH AS”
28
oR,
THE WELLCOME FOUNDATION LIMITED
THE WELLCOME RESEARCH LABORATORIES
THE WELLCOME TRUST
WELLS, A.
WELLES. Gato
W.
WELLS, James D.
WEMBERG, Jesaja
WEST cooFy
WESTCOTT, John Hugh
WESTENBRINK, i,
30.
2K.
WESTERDIJK, Johanna
WESTFALIA SEPARATOR LIMITED
WESTPHAL, Otto
WHEELER, Denis E.
E.161
D.163
E.219
E.220
E.221
A.86
O83
F.3
H.58
A.153
D.87
G.185
E.23]
F.345
E.140, K.264-K.268
E.10, E.219
alain E
G.212, K.269-K.276
See also J.93
Aplal deol oo 7 oe
WHITFIELD, George B.
te Fae £:172,
D.102
Eels
Doo
WHITE “A.M:
WHITE, Abraham
WHite et.
2.
WHELAN, William Joseph
WHITEHEAD, Thomas Patterson
WHITTINGEHAME COLLEGE (Sussex)
F164. J, 100;.5.112, K-83
K.277
A.142, F.79, F.96, F.103,
i112 -cF, 120,°-6 122; F139;
F.145, F.150, F.158, F.163,
H.136
A.141, D.140, D.142, D.144,
D.146, D.163
WILKINS, Sir Graham (John), (Bob)
WHITTINGHAM, Charles Percival
WIDDOWSON, Elsie May
A.197
F.39
H.70
cis
WIDENGREN, Ulf
WIESNER, Jerome Bert
WIJERATNE, P.
— Brian
WILDENTHAL, Kern
F.333, F.334
EB; Chain
CSAC 92 /3/83
Index of correspondents
WILKINSON, A.
E.
WILLIAMS, Gwyn
WILLIAMS, Harley
WILLIAMS, Max
WILLIAMS, Paul
WILLIAMS, Peter Orchard
WITGHAMS, Roo<
32
"R,
WILLIAMS, Trevor IIltyd
WILLIAMS, W.
WILLIAMSON, Jessie
WILLIFORD, John H.
WILLSON, (Francis Michael) Glenn
WILSON, A.
David
WILSON, Sir Graham (Selby)
WILSON, Sir (James) Harold
B.80
A.70
A B42, F. 21,7 E222 E23,
E.25, G.68
A.142
fh oe
F.ean, Mido
/
Rigs]
A.51, A.70, A.142, E.207
G.184, G.187, K.147
G.22
K.277
F.337, F.338
D.69
B.111
A.142, A.196, A.197
K.286
€.91,2G.44
A.142
A.142
A.91
D.153, E.12
K.94, K.278
G.161
A.142
A.142
C60 Cr6l
J.124
D.96
A.143
A.143, K.279
A.143, H.49, K.279
WINDSLEY, Henry
WISEMAN, L.A.
WITTS, Leslie John
WINGATE, Maurice
WINNACKER, Karl
WIX, Abraham
WIX, Anna
WINTERINGHAN, F.
Peter W.
WINDEYER, Sir Brian (Wellingham)
WOLFENDEN, John Frederick, Baron
WOLF, George
WOLF, Walter
WOLFSON, Sir Leonard (Gordon)
WOLFF, Eric
WOLFSON, Sir Isaac
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
WOLLMAN, E.
WOLPERT, Lewis
WOLSTENHOLME, Sir Gordon (Ethelbert
Ward)
Ne, eo
aD.
WOOD, Ronald Karslake Starr
WOODRUFF, Sir Michael
WOODS, Donald Devereux
WORK, Elizabeth
WORKS 4.
Se
G12)
E.194
A.143, A.167, E.48-E.52,
E.68
F.129
A.143, D.73
K.280
A.30
F.285, K.280
E.98
WORLD FEDERATION OF DOCTORS WHO
RESPECT HUMAN LIFE
E.222
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS
E.223-E. 237
See also C.6, J.120-J.126,
K.258
487.
See also J.58, J.91
WRIGHT, Sir Norman (Charles)
WORMSER, Jacques
WREN-LEWIS, John
WRIGHT, Basil C.
WRIGHT, M.D.
WrRiGht, P..°H.
WRIGLEY, Fred
WORMALL, Arthur
WORMS, Fred S.
B.97
D.24
A.143, H.15, H.16, H.17,
H.18, H.19, H.20
H.95
K.281
B.24
C.59
A.143, E.64
K.281
E.219, G.77, G.101
A.51, B.11, K.281
B.112
E.232
E.238
WY NDHAM PLACE TRUST
WYNNE-MORGAN, David
WRINCH, Dorothy M.
WYATT. Hoe.
WYMAN, Jeffries
E.B.- Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
YAAKOV, I.
YAGISAWA, Yukimasa
YAPP, W.
YEATES, Sidney E.
B.
K.282
J.170
G. 213
ee
YEDA RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
LIMITED
YEKUTIELI, Gideon
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
YOUNG, Brian
YOUNG, Sir Frank (George)
YOUNG J.
Ba
YOUNG, John Zachary
YOUNG, Richard J.
See F.126, H.74, H.124
1.92, Fs93
H.138
See also J.37, J.59
Rotal; oie
A.144, C.92, D.24, E.172,
E.176, G.33, K.283, K.284,
K.33]
See also B.25
F.332
H.80
Piles; Pines, tieels Fae’
YUDKIN, John
M.
AAD So
he
Re
ZAIMIS, Eleanor
ZANDER, Walter
YUDKIN, Michael D.
YUDKIN, Milly
ZANOFF, Walter
ZARGHAMEE, Mehdi S.
ZARIFI, A.
KG C149
A. 167,"8. Th, F314, H.65;
K.285-K.288
Seéiaiso C,.6°C.4, €:7
K.288
B. 1h, K.285,..K. 287, K.288
E.58
K.66
H.27, H.30, H.32, H.33
A.144
F.275
F.273
E.71
Ja6
F.79, F.231, F.232, F.299,
G.44, K.289
J.75
C.59
See E.114, J.83
ZHDANOV, V.
ZIMMERLI, Adolph
ZIMPRO INC,
ZOTTERMAN, Y.
ZELINKA, Jan
ZERILLI-MARIMO, Guido M., Baron
ZARNITZ,
Marie Luise
E.B. Chain
CSAC 92/3/83
Index of correspondents
ZUCKER, Hermann
ZUCKERMAN, Solly, Baron
ZUR Zvi
A.167, K.290
A.144, K.291
H.110
