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HarrisonRadiat or^Division G EN E R A L M O T O R S C O R P O R A T I O N L O C K P O R T NEW YORK October 21, 1938 Diet. 10-20-38 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: Yesterday afternoon, October 19> 1938, Mr. brought the specimen jars vdth urine and fece^ToDoctor Hixon's office. Today I sliipped them out to you by express, and also sent along a crate -which, has a used but unfilled urine jar, and also an unused feces jar. called at the plant today and at that time I odwHHbcR wo separate samples of blood, which were mailed immediately to you, as you requested. ^ Mr. VHHHHLis also filling up another jug with urine and l^nTG^Lorward it to you directly when I receive it from him. At the present time I would say that he looks and feels very well, except that he caught a rather severe cold on his chest last week and he is not quite up to par from that. The case came up in Court yesterday and I believe that the records of tlie Buffalo Hospital are going to be brought into Court so you will undoubtedly hear more of this case from Mr, Jenkins in the near future. In my hurry to get off the large containers to you I neg lected to label the bottles so I am talcing this time to tell you that the full 3 the feces sample are from the patient, Mr.'v Very truly yours HARRISON RADIATOR DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION CIiH:BC Carl M. Hillenbrand, M. D. Plant Physician N17508