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ANDREW PIK TCH K R.M U IPIN T K , C . B R O W N E L L , VICE PXKSIDIHT J . A . M A R T I N O , VICK RRIEIOEMT RMO. MB .E ZR OT l SULEtICNNR.DEVTLAItCVR I Y XTPIRHEE(OA* SFI DUE(RLNEDTR, 4 -2 0 LEXINGTON AVENUE N E W Y O R K 17, N .Y . MANFRED BOWDITCH 01R E C T O R O F H E A L T H A N O t A F E T T October 27, 1955 Robert A. Kehoe, M.D., Director Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: Thank you very much for your delightfully proliferative and most interesting letter of October 21st. The attitudes expressed in your postscripts strike me as wholly reasonable and in no way "snooty,M and the only reason that I wrote as I did to Frank was that he had given the cost of publication as the reason for not making the proceedings available in printed form. While I do think that, carefully edited, much benefit could derive from a judicious distribution of the proceedings, the only paper that I now have a particular eye on is that of Jim Hammond, and I assume that you would have no objection to his letting me have a copy if he himself if willing. I had not known that your Laboratory does the pathology and toxicology for the Hamilton County Coroner and am simply delighted to hear it.I I have had an amusing time over that request of Lloyd Hamlin's and will tell you something of it when I see you. M r. Manfred Bowditch - (2) - OOccttoobbeerr 2211,, 11995555 It is unfortunate that ao littslietuiastiaovnaiinlabthlee,lebaydwtaryadoefs."beInfogreenaenrdala, ftheorw" ever, Safety6611tloooatchoenctoerrneeldeatosegesut cthhepjhoobtodgornaephtos, pwrohviicdhe *eoj^}tifi|r<!&5f k vfcw isitiv e 3. New York City 17 Dear Manfred: Awsasyoinu thmeaCy hhialvderesnu's3pHecotsepditfarloimn Cthine cfiancntatthi,atanthdethinaftanthte, DinafvoirdmMatiaornler, concerning the cause of the child's death came cut of the Hamilton County adbCcorotiersesofantfhreoeerr'spotphaoeetfhnfmoitcloaoeng,pnicrteheraesnsodrferttpehopoexroitncroteoilwnfogstgph.icea(pYwceaorouurrskpeerpooofobfrtahhtibeinslygCd,koenbraouothwtneoitrsbhvoatitfrouHtuhesa.ilsmy lIitalhthboeanovcreoCarntoooounrnyetyr,'s vEciexaratamanininaegsrtrasehfefimpmeoenfmtcbbeeertrtwas ienaesneadthsetpeeurUtninesicvoetuornsttihiteyes aConordrcothinteeierC,so.e)uqnutyivoalfefnictiatols,thtehMrouedghical The child died on the day of adm ission to the Children's Hospital, having hdaoddlicoanbvouutlsitohne sdaiangdnootshiserbeevcaiduesnecoefs tohfe eenxciesptehnacloepoafthay.m iTnohrereepaidreemsiocmoef panoivirsnnfeouirtdstrtseaphpusrtleeeheofcfcestesitttniecsiiinscinvose.eeneugngpleetyahddsteaai5avvltr.ituiee5tdimso,seeon,nvli8cvincted.eeh0,tedihnosaaeftcnnhieddasve,nincaSdoilio.oOtnmtthhuiotmrbemyuerte.qggwodhu.fiiiTsahroiethtefi,sesedlleyashlfaienoovddtarmteallrpnyepe,egss,urierkstbrhpi1ouwdeo0utn0ossiteeushgysllseedruaovanenfpemedrldfcosoiovrv.arofeigdrparn(teselTeolycbhuseparaeinrsant.wbad)ccraitoatabhiTnincsnthaaoaaerllwniyrpnoasetetsiihdsoe,nr, Sincerely yours. RAK ef Robert A. Kehoe, M. D, tlPeim.ttSee.ragaIonhdatovceoopbaytnaoionfteLaflorsyoydmsteHJmaomaetliCicno'cssotevrleelqorauogefestEoftfohtryylppChicooartlopgporrraaoptciheodsn.u) (rIeenuscnildnoestrihntoegokyosuorm e tomofaHrneuaamfsaolcintnus,r, ebbeoucftatuiefstrethaoeeftphthhyoletlouegnarudas.puhaTsl hwceheajrorebaachvtaearsilanofbotltehb,eetephnleaycnotwms oapunlleddtebtdhee, ofefoxlrpitoatsluenruvema. lbueer It is unfortunate that so little is available, by way of "before and after" pinhdoutosgtrriaaplhms aonfahgaezma rednot uhsassibtueaentiolon a tihnethtoe leraedle atrsaed essu.ch Ipn hgoeton ge rraa pl,h sh,o wwehvileer irne dc ou rsdtrsiaolfhtyhgeiiernaiscttsivhiativees .b een too co n cern ed to g et the jo b done to p ro v id e r .a.k . logPefr,aapPdcu.emboll.eeisshtsFoinrinaagnnmtkhuyenPfrpraeirvsnoopccroieanehbsdaleeisnatgsothstoiytowoufudntrehmget oeecwnoyeaourrurodrsuesslueoitcnntheslrtepianuodcbf ,tlOsic, caItbtdoiuoobtnentrwoont1o0waconiosnynhstoihttdohebeeremraattihtotaennrs a sm all scale, and under any outside sponsorship. 1, I wish to consider the m aterial that comes out of the course quite critically bcoeuforrsee rwehleicahsiunngdietr,taIkeesxptoecctoivt etro cbeertqauinitepsraatcitsifcaacltomrayttinertsh, ebsuetttiitncganonf oat possibly cover and document the subject otherwise, Therefore, the m aterial provided in printed or mimeographed form should, I think, be lim ited strictly ttoo trheeacpherasolanrsgwerhoauadttieenndcet.he cou rse. We are not attem pting, by this m eans, tZh.is .bscehcaouosl,e oref stphoendsiirbeiclittyorfoigrinitosfhtohuelddibsecucsosnifoinnsedinstaripctolsyt-tgorathdeuaUtenicvoeursristey of oofr Cainnyciontnhaetri.orTgahnisiz1a3tinoont. beRinagthe"rsniotoitsy"mvyispoalivciya tyoouhravoergthaeniUzantiivoenrsoirtyinsdhuosutlrdyer its own responsibilities. As a part of that policy, I believe that these courses should pay their own way, including the expense of providing the textual m aterials that go along with them, R. A. K.