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CLINTON H. CRANE, PRESIDENT f. H. BROWNELL, VICE PRESIDENT F. W. ROCKWELL, v.CC PRe s .OCn t FELIX EDGAR WORM8ER, siCNGTAfrV AND -4-20 LEXINGTON AVENUE NKW YOHK., JNT."V. April 17, 1939 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe: Many thanks for your helpful and comforting letter of April 14th on the unwarranted and unfavorable publicity we receive from time to time on lead. I think your conclusions about ignoring the syndi cated comments from various doctors^are well taken for any answers may may make- would certainly not receive the same pub licity given tha. original attacks. What puzzles me greatly and what weakens my 'confidence in its pages, is the fact that a reputable journal like that of the American Medical Associa tion would print such an article as the one by Dr. Horatio B. Williams and entitle it "Chronic,Lead Poisoning". It must be evident to any one even vaguely familiar with scientific methods that Dr. Williams has placed himself on very uncertain ground. With kindest regards and with best wishes, - N22096