| Description | Thanks for details of production of the penicillin broadcast - comments on this and on inaccuracies - says if he had been consulted, as the person developing the therapeutic use of penicillin, would have strongly advised not publicising work at present.
On verson of letter from Cecil Graves, Joint Director-General, British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London to Florey, 9 November 1942 - says script of penicillin broadcast was written by Johnston Abraham in consultation with Alexander Fleming - Fleming provided information on which programme was based and approved final script - felt they could rely on Fleming's guidance. |