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1^7 Denny Avenue Penns Grove, N. J, August 17, i960 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Kettering! Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe, It has been quite a long time since you studied my case of lead absorption. However, I am writing in the hope that your memory or your records of my case may help. This is the situation, I am appr oaching retirement and in discussing this with our personnel people find that I will not get credit for time I spent in Cincinnati, This credit is not being allowed since time spent on the disability wage roll does not receive credit for pension calculations. As I recall, I came to Cincinnati about March 20, 19^h with Basil Combs after you ,had arranged for lead absorption studies with The Du Print Company. After staying there for a short time, as I recall, you told me I whs ready to return to work but would I consent to stay so you criuld make some tests. I was glad to cooperate and stayed in Cincinnati until about October 2, 19^5. The Company records here indicate that all the time I was in Cincinnati I was unable to work. If you could give me a statement that some part of this period I was ready for work, it might clarify the record and add to my pension. - While this period of time is small in 30 years of service, I would like to receive credit for all I feel I deserve. I will appreciate any help your memory or records indicate is justified. Sincerely, Ernest Sanders HE i 00 0 5 9