Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2914

Carbon of letter to Donald H. Andrews, Department of Chemistry, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore 18, Maryland

April 22, 1957

 

 

Dear Dr. Andrews:

 

It seems a long time since my grandson and I enjoyed that happy visit with you at your office. We have been looking forward to seeing you again.

 

 Meantime, and apropos of the music of the spheres, we are sending you a sermon entitled, “The Music of Man and the Worship of God,” by our friend, Walter Donald Kring, which speaks for itself and I am sure you will enjoy.

 

 This reminds me of a recommendation by Leonard Read of the Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington, New York, that I should obtain a copy of your “sermon” which you delivered to some church organization and which he greatly admires. I should like very much to have a copy of this, if you would be so kind.

 

 I shall be happy to be in touch with your philosophic reflections on rhythm and rationality (in Galileo’s fundamental sense — ratios among num­bers) in the physical world.

Cordially yours,

 

 

SH/m

Encls: Kring sermon

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