July 2, 1946.
Miss Esther Zimier,
1268 Grant Avenue,
New York 56. N.Y.,
My dear Miss Zimmer:

On enquiring of Dr, Garnjobst here as to what you were doing with Neurospora
latéay , I was pleased to learn that you were in New York. Since I expect to be
in the city during the next few weeks for the Cold “pring Harbour Symposia, I
hoped that you might find it convenient to meet me und discuss some of the
work on 1633. Dr. Beadle may have mentioned to you that I had been working on
the adaptations of pabless strains last Fall; your name wes mentioned in several
of his letters to me, which inspired this request for an interview.

I shall be staying et a Quaens address c/o A. Iannone, 100-09 4C Rd.,
Ccrone, for the duration of the Symposium . I hope that you can write me there
and mention how I may get in toch with you to arrange a meeting in time
for us to do so,

Very sincerely yours,

Joshua Lederberg. '

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