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October if, 1 9 ^ ~ '* S Dr. Lloyd M. Farner Division of Industrial Hygiene University of Washington 903 Smith Tower Seattle, Washington Dear Doctor Farner: : Your letter of September 13th requires more than a hurried and casual answer, and I have had to put it aside until I could answer it properly. I 'll send you an account of our situation just as soon as I can find the time. Unfortunately, I have had to be out of my office continually, for all practical purposes, for the past three weeks, and will not have a ohance to take care of any but the most immediately urgent matters until October 9 ^ or thereabouts. Tour problem is one of the most important of those that relate to the future progress of industrial medicine and hygiene, and I'd like to do justice to it, at least, so far as my experience and judgment can go. I 'll be glad to tell you of our experience and to give you my opinion on any aspect of it. ; Sincerely, . RAK:vr Robert"!. Kehoe, M.D. Y 'I1 I h H e 0015595 ; f 5V