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Re min g t o n As ms Co mp a n y , in c . ;pjBTJBRS " <$m> MANUFACTURERS OF SPORTING FIREARMS. AMMUNITION ARMS WORKS, IUON, N.Y AMMUNITION WORKS, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. BRlMSDOWN, MIDDLESEX. ENG CABLE-HARTLEY, BRIDGEPORT-ALL CODES TRAPS TARGETS BRIDGEPORT, CONN. PETERS CARTRIDGE DIVISION WORKS, KINGS MILLS. OHIO TRAP AND TARGET WORKS FINDLAY, OHIO May 19th, 1943 Dr. Robert Kehoe Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: I obtained urine and blood specimens this morning on two employees of Department ABS. These are second specimens of blood and urine on and a second sped* men of urine plus blood on (as transferred out of this area, at our 'equest, on April 29th. tfHHH||H^Hks been at home, be ing treated by her local April 9th. has improved symptomatically since leaving her "job, but still has her head tremor and tremor of the hands. The lead line in her mouth is unchanged. Laboratory exami nation reveals a drop in the red count and hemoglobin and a marked increase in the stippling. R. B. C. Hemoglobin Stippling Urine Alb. 3,670,000 72% 312/50 F 0 - Sugar 0 is asymptomatic at present. She herself of fers the comment that she feels better since she is working in a cleaner area. Her laboratory examination reveals: R.B.C. Hemoglobin 4,210,000 85$ We shall send urine and blood samples on other employes later in the week. Sincerely yours, G. V. Mitchell, M. D. Medical Supervisor