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JLeadl fcdTListi*tes AssacSii<m FltK g&GAIt WOMNCM.***, *+ h C, ft*Owh*i,i,lvict MiiiMir -A. ManriNO, <rtc ?Mt<*4<rr ACtftCftT CltarCL.fe, 4*^0 LEXINGTON AVENUE NEW YORK IT, N.Y. HAKMED IflWOlTCM b(ner?ff or n ia l t h a mo v a f k t t August 13/1952 Robert A. Kehoe, M.D., Director Kettering laboratory of Applied Physiology Zden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: You will shortly receive from the Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore, a complimentary copy of - "Lead In Modern industry," a new publication of our Association, Though this is obviously not a booh for the in dustrial medical man or hygienist, 1 believe it worthy of a place on the shelves of those who deal with lead exposures and wish to know how lead is produced and used, and it is for that reason that 1 am sending it to a number of my friends and colleagues. Before yielding to the quite natural impulse to comment caustically on the meager section starting on page 174, please consider that the volume represents the thinking of our 70-odd member companies and that the book which it supersedes, published in 1931, made no mention of the toxicity of the metal which is our bread and butter. Sincerely yours. UBsJG N16049