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PARIS. FRAMP.E-
Ecole Nationale Veterinaire at Alfort.
Professor F. Maignon.
Vfe had seen Professor Maignon at Rome and although he was not
actively engaged in metabolism studies at this time I felt I should
visit his Institute, as I had never been out to Alfort.
As a matter of fact, the visit there showed relatively little
of direct importance to the Nutrition Laboratory but led to my
getting in contact with a veterinary in Versailles. The laboratory
at alfort is interesting historically as Chauveau worked there.
There is a great deal of historical apparatus. None of Maignon's
present problems interested me at all. He is enthusiastic and an
interesting man to meet and we greatly enjoyed our social contacts
with him and his family.