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July 10, 1958
.L. De P. King
Technical Director
Office for International Conference
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Washington 25, D.C.
Dear Doctor King:
Two associates of cura plan to be in the Geneva area at the time of
the International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
and I think that they could make an {mportant contribution if ad-
mitted as observera to the Conference.
Professor Robert K. Mortimer is a blophysicist who is a epecialist
in the field of radiation genetics. He is a co-author of a paper
entitled "The Action of Penetrating Radiations on Yeast Cella"
which I shall present orally on September 9. It would be very
valuable to have him there, as he had an extremely important part
in this work,
Charles Sondhaus, Ph.D., ie a biophysiciat from our laboratory who
is at present working at the Karolinska Inetitute in Stockholm on
problems in radiation effects with our Swedish colleagues, Dr.
Sondhaus has done a great deal of work in fallout measurements
during and after bomb tests and has also done important work in
the field of hemopolesis.
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