Document KNYZOnpapo7edaQwnJJo1Ra6

vJ. B. HAFTNER,PRESIDENT U. M . BOWL. BV, VICE PRESIDENT K . C . BROWNELL, VICE PRESIDENT O. A. M ART I NO , VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT LINOLEY ZIEGFELD, SECRETARY-TREASURER 4 -2 0 LEXINGTON AVENUE jSTEW YO R K 17, N .Y. MANF RED BOWDI TCH DIRECTOROF HEALTH AND SAFETY J anu ary 8, 1954 Robert A. Eehoe, M.P. Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Peer Bob: Thank you for your two letters received, today. I an very glad to 'know that we need take little stock in the statement attributed to Commander Schoeni. Having in mind that the best of us (as well as the worst of us, including your humble servant) may be in fluenced pro or con by the source of a proposal, I re frained from mentioning in my letter of December 14th that the suggested changes in lead MACs quoted therein were those of our good friend Phil Drinker. I have since learned from him that he has forwarded them to Herbert Stokinger for consideration by the ACGIR Commit tee on Threshold Limits, so the question is seemingly in for an airing. ly own reaction to Phi l 's proposal has been not unlike yours and I have suggested, as. a compromise, that some way be found to hav-^ It considered by a small group selected from the membership of the ASA Z57 Committee and then referred by them to the ACGIR, thus keeping; both groups as happy ss possible. I shall dis cuss this with Cyril Ainsworth at lunch on Monday and shall be glad to keep you in touch with developments if you so wish. " I think the enclosed copy of a letter written to Phil on December 24th will indicate to you that our thinking has not been too far apart. I would hate to see a half-baked. job done on this. Sincerely, kB: JG K 0014784