Dear SIGCIS members: I found George Dyson's book, Turing's Cathedral (2012), seems to show the original hand-written version of the "First Draft" (probably?) in a picture page, which is on 13 pages after p.136. Since the caption says the picture is from Princeton University Libraries, I contacted archivists of the Libraries to access the manuscript. But the archivists answered they cannot find any material like the picture within the collection or elsewhere in related collection. I also asked to the IAS Library, but they cannot find anything, either. Then, as the archivists suggested, I contacted the publisher to send a message to Mr. Dyson. They told me just a forwarding address, so I sent a regular mail to Mr. Dyson in last February to make sure of the location of the manuscript. I have not received the reply yet. I am stranded. Does anyone know contact information of Dyson, or have any idea about the picture on the book or the original hand-written version of the draft? My colleagues and I have been working of a Japanese translation of von Neumann's original paper. Dyson's book is very interesting, but it seems to have a lot of unreferenced information, so my collaborators and I think that we should be careful to handle this book in the bibliographical comments. Best, Mai Sugimoto Associate Professor Faculty of Sociology, Kansai University 3-3-35, Yamate-cho, Suita-shi Osaka, Japan 564-8680 msgmt@kansai-u.ac.jp