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REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY 2827 HALE AVENUE L O U IS V IL L E 1. K E N T U C K Y SPRING 4 -2 3 4 1 January 30, 1963 Jack Cholak, Chief Chemist Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear S i n At the suggestion of Ed Largent, Industrial Hygienist; for Reynolds Metals Company, Richmond, Virginia, I am inquiring as to how to prooeed in setting up a program for detection of lead intoxication. Our chief interest is to determine if a problem exists among our employees. In order to do this we feel your group would be of great assistance in analyzing blood serum samples and or urinary specimens. Would you please advise us on quantity and conditions under which the samples are procured, the method of handling and transportation, the cost of this type of service. Plans are practically complete for me to attend the Symposium on Lead at Kettering Laboratory on February 25 through 27, 1963. Perhaps at this time we could complete final details on such a study. Sincerely: JEE/bj Exec u tive O f f ic e s , .Re y n o l d s M etals Bu il d in g , R ic h m o n d 18, V ir ginia