Letter from A V Hill to D Cordier, Physiological Dept, Downing Street, Cambridge Heard from his son that he had met Cordier at Trinity and thanks him for writing his son an introduction to colleagues in North Africa. Encloses some remarks he made on English feelings toward the French while giving the Canet Memorial Lecture. Has read about Henri Laugier's appeal before Congress on the failure of the US to use French scientists and hopes he can do something. 17 December 1942