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THEOCEANACCIDENTANDGUAIlRAnNTSEECORPORATION,LIMITED ONE PARK AVElNilUE, NEW YORK HEN-- RY/. COILLINS DEPARTMENT V UNITED STATES'^m'T^AGER I Dr. Robert Eehoe, University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Cincinnati,Ohio. ' . September 16, 1942 _ Dear Dr. Kehoe; In one of our plants where men are exposed to lead, about 60% in one department showed Anemia. There were no other signs of Lead Poison ing or Lead Absorbtion. Do you think we should shift these men or do you think it safe to leave them in their present positions? With kindest personal regards, I remain, Yours very truly, 5 J. C. Fisher, M.D. MEDICAL DIRECTOR.