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G. F. R. P.

From: Rio de Janeiro
To: Paris
103 (Summary)
Date: Nov. 21, 1944
Sent: Nov. 22, 1944
Rec'd: Dec. 7, 1944

No 53.

BLOKDEL suggests that Mr. MIGUEL GUONIO
and Professor HOUSSAY, presidents of the Committee
of Intellectual Cooperation in Brazil and Argentine
respectively, be invited to Paris to confer with
M. HENRI BONNET on their future activities.

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Examination Unit
National Research Council
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