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January 6, 1944 Mr. Donald Kudlich bright A nautical Corporation P.0. Box 55 Lockland, Ohio. Dear-Mr. Kuditch* Confirming telephone discussion of today*s date regarding possible lead poisoning hazards or gasoline intoxication on carburetor flow benches. As I stated over the phone, our medical advisers from the Kettering Laboratory, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, have information indicating that both of these hazards nay exist on aircraft engine carburetor flow benches and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to inspect your flow benches in order to decide on the possibility of hazard* As agreed in our telephone discussion, Dr. ft.A. Kehoe, director of the Kettering Laboratory, and Dr. L. W. Sanders, also of the lettering Laboratory, will call youtp with a view to visiting your plant* As I stated over the phono,, these gentlemen may find it necessary to visit your plant separately since both of them travel a great deal and are rarely in Cincinnati at the same -time. *. Thanking you very much for your kindness and cooperation in the above matter. Very truly yours. SDHsREL CCj Dr. R. A. Aehoo ^ Dr* L. W* Sanders Mr. Arthur liutt