11 Charlbury Road, Oxford.—Thanks him for his letter enclosing Rouse’s. The vests and socks have arrived, and she thinks she now has everything ready for the boys [at the Dragon School]. Thinks they will get on well, when they overcome their nerv-ousness; their quarters are comfortable, and Mr [G. C.] and Mrs Vassall [the headmaster and his wife] are ‘nice & kindly & interested’. Discusses the boys’ early progress.
With A.J.P. Martin, Advances in Protein Chemistry 2 (1946).
Correspondence with Martin and J.T. Edsall, editor, chiefly re corrections of proofs.
Admy. - Thanks WW for the tide papers - 'acceptable presents to many naval men'. FB hopes WW will collect and arrange all his papers on this subject into one volume.
'Course examinations January 1969 MT 111'; MT 111 vacation questions and model answers.
Peterborough Deanery. H M Butler to have teeth removed due to decay at the roots.
Trinity College - Points out that the University has given him a holiday for the term, and suggests that the natural functionary for the occasion (not specified) is the Vice-Master.
Housman, Alfred Edward (1859-1936), poet and classical scholar