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  <dc:title>Letter from Howard Walter Florey to Harold Himsworth, Medical Research Council, Old Queen Street, London</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Thanks Himsworth for letter about G G F Newton - hopes Council will pay Newton for a further 5 years without assurance that Newton would have University appointment in 5 years' time - asks Himsworth to put his letter and copy of letter he has written to Newton before Council - discusses organisation and financing of his department - comments on position of E P Abraham and on possibility of getting University post for Newton - discusses work which Abraham and Newton are doing on natural products of medical interest - comments on possibility of breaking up team studying atheroma, as he cannot find suitable posts for Robinson and J C F Poole - has told J L Gowans he should look elsewhere for job - comments on Gowans work on lymphocytes  - did not exploit for benefit of his department, fact that some of essential work on penicillin was done in the department - discusses this and comments on fact that it was a member of the Medical Research Council who advised him not to patent steps in extractions and preparation of penicillin.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>26 July 1958</dc:date>
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