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October 2 9 , I9 I+I Dr. Paul M. Holmes, Bunting Brass and Bronze Company, Toledo, Ohio. Dear Dr. Holmes: Thanks very much for your letter of October 18, and espe cially for your expression of interest in the American Industrial Hygiene Association. I am communicating with some other men in the vicinity, and I hope we can make some plan for a meeting at a reasonably early date, which can be attended by a number of local and regional men with corresponding interests. I shall let you know what we can do. M t h reference to the problem in your plant, you can see that I am still interested in it. I am very glad to know that you have not had serious difficulties, and this makes your problem still more interesting to me, since it is quite apparent from your previous experience that your ex posure here Is not far from dangerous levels. I believe we should be able to be of some assistance to you, but be fore entering into a discussion of how that might best be done, I shall complete the report to you which is partially prepared and will discuss the findings in relation to cer tain more recent observations. The examination of this re port may give you some clue to what you would like to have done, and if we can be of service to you in making sugges tions as to how this could be done, I should be glad to do it. It will take a little while for me to complete the re port, but you can expect to receive it in the not too dis tant future. With kindest personal regards, Cordially yours, RAK ef K 0003507 Robert A. A-choe, H . D.