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U. B. H A F F H E f i , PRESIDENT U. M . BOWLBY.VICE PRESIDENT K . C . BROWNELL, VICE PRESIDENT J . A. M ART I NO , VICE PRESIOENT ROBERT LINDLEV ZIEOFELD, SECRtTASV-TREASUHER 4 2 0 LEXINGTON AVENUE XEW YORK 17, X. Y. MANF RE D BOWDI TCH DIRECTOR OF HEALTH AND SAFETY May 29, 1956 ' -i Robert A. Kehoe, M.D., Director Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: As you know, our old friend Dr. George, erstwhiles of Broken Hill and now- of Sydney, has flying about the North American continent and has nowwinged*^Sme. He discussed the Zinc Corporation's EDTAproblem quite fully with me when he was here on April 30th, and I have had exchanges about it with executives of the company in both London and Sydney, and have kept in touch with Dr. George by correspondence up to the time of his departure from Vancouver. Aletter from him while there tells of his having written you quite fully and suggests that I might write you al so. Not knowing just what he has said to you, I can hardly figure wrhat I might add, but I have rather full notes relative to his contacts with Brieger, Rieders, Cunningham, Riddell and others, and my own with Harriet Hardy, any of which information is of course available to you if you so wish. In any event, I would be much interested to have a copy of whatever you may write to Dr. George in reply. aSincerely, MB:G'J