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THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, me. HEIUAX E. HIUE1QE, M B. Pr.iid.nt ROT J. BDRTOH. C.E. Chairman of Exacutiv* Board CHARLES SLEH KINS, R.D. Jnturr REGINALD M. ATWATER, M.B. Executive Secretary 1790 BROADWAY HEW YORK 19, H. Y. November 16, 1955 Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. University of Cincinnati' Tbe Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine-Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Mr. Kehoe: Thanks very much for jacking us up on the matter of publicity on the "Occupational Lead Exposure" pamphlet. I am glad indeed to see that you feel it is still in good shape except for that one portion having to do with therapy. I am making arrangements to have advertising at least in our"own Journal. In connection with that, I would like to quote you to this extent in the adver tisement if you donft object. Says a leading industrial physician and teacher: "I am requesting you to send me an additional fifty (50) copies of it..-.1 use these in both graduate and post graduate teaching, as a good, brief summary of the most important facts.....There is no reference work available at present in which there is anything like as much useful information as there is in this report." I hope you will not object to this anonymous quoting of you. Anything you can do by way of stimulating sales will be appreciated. Sincerely, c&9 /%. J Francis B. Elder Engineering Associate N2040 99CG100 3 X 83rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association