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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA VANCOUVER 8, CANADA DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY March 1, 1965. H'. Robert A. Kehoe, M.D., Kettering Laboratory, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, CONCINKATI, OHIO, L5219. U.S.A. Dear Dr. Kehoe: Thank you very much indeed for sending me a copy of the ''Symposium on Lead". I had acquired a copy earlier, but I am delighted to have another one. I have just finished work on some dozen suites of soils and vegetables from various pa rts of the world where there are abnormal * disease patterns* I was going to send you a copy of these, but felt that it might^be imposing too much on your good nature. Would you be / interested in seeing these and commenting on them? Have you done any work in connection with Lead 210 and its daughter product, Polonium 210? This seems to be opening up a new field of investigation. Kindest regards, lours sincerely. H7W/w. Dictated but not read. _________ '-"`T- /'vv./ } ,) ) ^- Harry V. barren //Professor, Department of Geology. 00528