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. fitiidtnt PH! U P D RI N K ER H A RV A RD SCH OOL Of PUBL I C HEALT H BOST ON, MASS. Prciident-Elect H. H. SCHRENK. PH. 0. U. S. B U REA U O f M I N E S PI T T SB U RG H . PA. Bait President DONALD E. CUMMI NGS U N I V E R SI T Y OF CO L O RA O O MED. SCH O O L DENVER. COLO. Secretary EDGAR C. BARNES W E ST I N G H 0 U 5 E EL EC T RI C A KFG. CO. EA ST PI T T SB U RG H , PA. treasurer T HEODORE F. HATCH 33 OAK T ERRACE W AYN E. PA. AMERXCAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION U800 Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pa. March 15, 19h3 Du<cu,n J. J. BLOOMFI ELD N A T I ON A L I NST I T U T E OF H EAL T H M. BOWDITCH M A SS. DI PT . OF L A BOR A N D I N D U ST RI ES W. A. COOK Z U RI CH G EN . ACC. ft LI Af t . I N S. CO. . LT D K. L. DUNN CORN I N G G L A SS W ORKS J W. FEHNEL m e t r o p o l i t a n l i f e I N SU R A N C E CO. G. C. HARRGLD. PH. D. CH RY SL ER CORPORAT I ON D. D. IRISH, PH. D. DOW C H E N I C A L CO. R. A. KEHOE. M. D. K ET T ERI N G L A I . 0 F A PPL I EO PH YSI OL OGY C. W. MUEHLBERGER. PH. D. N I CH . ST A T E OEPT . OF H EA L T H CAPT. R. C. STRATTON. C. W. S. C- 0 T R A V E L E R S I N SU R A N C E CO. Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: I really should apologize for not answering your letter of February 16 sooner. However, as you might guess it takes a little time to get replies from a number of fellows, particularly under existing circumstances. I think all of us would like to hear all five of the papers that you mention. However, owing to the fact that the number of papers that can be presented is limited, we have chosen the following three: 1. The Physiological Response of Animals to Cyclohexane, Methylcyclohexane and Certain Derivatives of these Compounds. H . Inhalation. By Joseph F. Treon, William 2. Crutchfield and Karl V. Kitzmiller. 2. Exposure to Fluorides in Magnesium Founding and Its Significance. By Edward J. L a r g e n t ^ c ^ S r^ T cl *.*-- 3* The Detoxification of Organic Compounds by Conjugation with Sulfuric and Glucuronic Acids. By William Deichmann. Incidentally, it would be appreciated if the presentation time of the papers could be kept to 15 or 20 minutes. We are doing this in order to still accept a large enough number of papers to have a diversified program. However, we are not jamming the program, and if someone should take a little more than his allotted time I do not contemplate that it will affect our schedule to any real extent. Sincerely yours, H. H. Schrenk President-Elect N35545