MULLER PAUL HERMANN: (1899-1965) Swiss chemist, Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine, 1948. Manuscript document, unsigned, one page, 4to, n.p., 12^th July 1952, in French. Muller responds to a researcher's questionnaire entitled Enquete Mondiale - La distraction des savants (Translation: 'World Survey - The Distraction of Scientists') at the head, with the researcher's manuscripts questions beneath, '1. Etes-vous distrait? Exact a vos rendez-vous? Patient et perseverant dans vos projets? Entete dans vos recherches? 2. Pouvez-vous citer un cas personnel et frappant de distraction arrive dans le cours de votre vie? 3. Eut-il des consequences pour vous?' (Translation: '1. Are you distracted? Exact on your appointments? Patient and persevering in your projects? Stubborn in your research? 2. Can you cite a personal and striking case of distraction occurring in the course of your life? 3. Did it have consequences for you?' ). Muller provides his brief answers alongside some of the questions, replying 'De temps en temp' (Translation: 'From time to time') and 'Persévérant et meme entete dans mes projets et recherches' (Translation: 'Persevering and even stubborn in my projects and research') to the first, and simply 'Non!' to the second. Some light creasing and minor age wear, mainly to the edges of the lower half of the page, otherwise VG