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175TH ANNIVERSARY GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 3800 RESERVOIR ROAD, N.W. WASHINGTON 7, D.C. August 4, 1964 Robert: A. Kehoe, M.D. University of Cincinnati The Kettering Laboratory College' of Medicine-Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: Thank you for your kind letter of July 22, 1964. It would be privilege and a pleasure to visit with your group at one of your graduate seminars during the coming academic year. I look forward to learning from you of the possible dates that may be open for such a visit. The subjects I would enjoy reviewing with you would include those related to the possibilities of the use of chelation for control of endogenous and exogenous mineral matabolism. The elements of interest would be'calcium, iron, lead, and gold. Since the subject matter might, be fairly extensive I would be quite willing to be available for more than the usual one hour of seminar discussion. I believe that I would learn as much as I might teach in such a meeting with your group and look forward to this opportunity. Sincerely yours, Martin Rubin, Ph.D. Associate Professor Biochemistry MR:jgr K 0015178