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7 ~4> PROFESSOR ALEX. HADDOW, M_D.,D.Sc.,Ph.D.
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LONDON, S.W. 3.

Ist April 1952.
Dear Dr. Lederberg,

I must say I seem fated not to have the opportunity of
meeting you to which I have so long looked forward! With
characteristic American hospitality it was arranged I should be
speaking at three meetings at the same time, on the day on which
I had hoped to take part in the Genetics Panel. This proved
impossible, and I hope my apologies were duly conveyed.

I was, however, most grateful to you for the copy of
your Progress Report, which I need not say [ have found of great
interest. I hope we may have an opportunity to discuss all these
matters on some other occasion. Have you by chance any plans
for coming over to Europe at any time in the near future?

With kind regards,

Yours sincerely,

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Dr. Joshua Lederberg,
Department of Genetics,
College of Agriculture,
Madison 6, Wisconsin,
U.S.A.