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L. E. CU R T I S . M . O. M ED I CA L D IRECTOR D. H. ROBI N SON . M. D. A SS I STAN T M ED I CA L D IRECTOR 2 2 3 BUSH STREET SAN FRAN CI SCO 2 0 . CALI FO RN I A April 26, I960 RI CH ARD D I LLON . M. D. REG I O N A L PH YS I CI A N 605 W EST O LYM PI C BO U LEV ARD LO S A N GELES 5 4 . CALI FO RN I A Dr. Robert A. Kehoe The Kettering Laboratory Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: I have reviewed your proposal and have one rather serious objection to it. Namely, on Page 5, you have indicated what I interpret to mean a desire for a rather startling increase in the number of service station personnel. I would appreciate it if you could phone_me_ as soon_as you return to your office so that we can discuss this matter. ~ ~ On Page 6, you mention the minutes of the San Francisco meeting of April 8. My statement was to the effect that from the company stand point the heavy load of medical examinations might be less if all of the biological tests were well within normal limits. I fully recognize that from the standpoint of the final report, special examination is practically a "must" for your purposes. Very truly yours, LEC:ma L. E*. CURTIS, M. D ,/ KE' 0 N9571