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. Lead Indu^tricH ^VAnoclation CbiMTOM m. 9 M. OWMU. ' r NoeMwtiuvxi * * /IUX I04i* HMMM. ke*T** ?H4fUHI 420 LEXINGTON ^ENUE XEW YOHK^.V. March r6, 1945 4 Dr. Joseph C. Aub Massachusetts General hospital Fruit Dtreet Los ton 14, Mass. Dear Joe: Have you had an oorortunicy to examine the data on the coroner's report on the case of Andrew Goldden wno worked for the Joan H. MacGregor Lead Coxoar.y in Chicago, wnich I sutreitted to you under date of February fSth? . I don't wisrt to hurry you in this matter but as Mr. MacGregor has inquired about the correspondence I would like to pass on to him >.k; tever information you are at liberty to provide. I recently had lunch with Hr. Kehoe In New York, and with Lav-rence Fairnall in Castling ton, and I at hopeful I will ret uo to nos ton next months to tell you of the developments I have run across. Incidentally, we snipped Dr. Park at JonnsHopkins, a few weeks ago, samples of practically every commercial paint pigment so that he can perform tests to indicate wnicn of tnera produce bone shadows. This should help us a lot, it seems to me, in getting at the facts. Aith kindest regards, . Cor;diJklIy yours, ijee n tary. N16047