Attachment 10


Dr. Shields Warren, Director, Division of          August 9, 1948
Biology and Medicine, Washington
Albert H. Holland, Jr., M.D., Medical Advisor, Oak Ridge

REVIEW OF DOCUMENT

REFER TO
SYMBOL:   M:AHH

Transmitted herewith is a copy of the Restricted document entitled,
"Comparative Deposition of Ir95 in a Reticula Endothelial Tumor to
Normal Tissues in a Human Patient" by Low-Beer and Scott, et al.

This document has been presented to this office by the
Declassification Branch for review and declassification.  In my
opinion, we are unable to declassify this document for general
medical publication since it specifically involves experimental
human therapeutics.  Further, after reviewing the paper as written
carefully, it appears almost impossible to rewrite it in an
acceptable manner, which would not jeopardize our public relations. 
Accordingly, I do not believe it is ill-advised to retain the
"Restricted" classification on this document.

It will be appreciated if you will also review the attached paper
and advise me accordingly so that I may make a final determination
for the Declassification Branch.

It is further requested that, following your review, the said
document be returned to this office in order that it may become a
permanent part of the Declassification files.


                              Albert E. Holland, Jr., M.D.


Enclosure:

(1) As stated above
     (copy ILLEGIBLE)

Holland/ILLEGIBLE

OFFICE MEMORANDUM                        UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT



TO:       Albert H. Holland, Jr., M.D.  Date:  August 19,1948
          Medical Advisor/Oak Ridge

FROM:     Shields Warren, M.D., Division of Biology and Medicine,
          Washington, D.C.

SUBJECT:  REVIEW OF DOCUMENTS

REFER TO
SYMBOL:  M:AHH

I am returning herewith the "Restricted" document entitled: 
"Comparative Deposition of Zr95 in a Reticula Endothelial Tumor to
Normal Tissues in a Human Patient" and I am in complete agreement
with you that this document should not be declassified for general
medical publication.  I also agree that it would be very difficult
to rewrite it in an acceptable manner.

Enclosure
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