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4 -2 0 LEXINGTON AVENUE CLI NTON H . CRANt . M ES'D ENT K . C . BROW NELL ,vice pbesio ent P". W . ROCKW ELL ,Vice PBESIOENT NEW YORK 17,K.Y. R O B E R T LIN D L E Y Z IE G F E L D . SE C R E TA R Y A N D TR E A S U R E R April 16, 1948 Robert . Kehoe, M.D. Kettering Laboratory of A.pplied Physiology University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Pear Bob: This is in response to the handwritten postscript of your letter of March 27. As you know, my work for the A.I. U.. Committee on Education and Terminology, which I originally tackled with interest and diligence, went sour because of the situation at Saranac brought about by Roy GardnerTs sudden and untimely death. I have at home all the records and correspondence ac cumulated during my chairmanship of the Committee. If you are to continue as chairman, I will be glad to send these along to you on receipt of word to that effect, but there seems little sense In gliding the substantial amount of first class postage that will be involved if my so doing will only mean that you will have to spend It all over again. I really hope that your resignation proposal was not meant too seriously, as you seem to me to be the ideal man for this important job If you can find the time for it. Though I am no longer a member of the Committee, my interest is as keen as ever, and I shall be glad to help youor your successor in any way that I can. As earnest of this desire and on the chance that you may not have noted them, I am sending you under separate cover three items on Education from the latest issues of the "Industrial Hygiene newsletter" and "Industrial llursing," as well as a copy of the Manual of the current Industrial Medical Course at the Rong Island College of Medicine. If you Insist upon resigning, you may wish to pass these along to Jim Sterner. Sincerely yours, Kir 0014715