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June 2l|, l$)lA Dr. 0. M. Hillenbrand, Harrison Radiator Division, General Motors Corporation, Lockport, N. Y. Dear Dr, Hillenbrand: I am sending you herewi th a renort os the results obtained, on your patient, will rote tnat these results agreement with each otner, and. that they are somewhat higher tnan those usually found on workers In your plant. They are not unlike results found In other workers in lead plants, in that they show some evidence of lead absorption. In this ! nsfc mce the results are fairly near the threshold of intoxication, but they are not dangerously high, find unless tot s man had typical symptoms and other physical signs, ti.ey would not be rogardod. as necessarily.suggestive of lead poisoning. From what you have told me about the case I think it is fair to conclude that the man does not haxfe lead poisoning. Thanks very much for the further informa tion and comments in your le ter. I am sorry you are leaving Harrison Radiator, but I am glad you found it useful experience and I am even more glad that you know what you want and are going out to L,et it. Please accept my very best wishes for the further success of your work* I hope we shall have occasi on to meet many times. 'Allth -kindest personal regards. Cordially yours. RAF ef Rooort A. Kehoe, v. p.