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LUTHER W. KELLY, M.O. CAROIOLOGY WALTER B. MAYER, M.O. DERMATOLOGY LUTHER W. KELLY, JR,, M.D. ENDOCRINOLOGY FITS GERALD HIESTAND, JR., M.D. GASTROENTEROLOGY JOHN R. SMITH, M.D. CARDIOLOGY ALLERGY AND ARTHRITIS LUCIUS G. GAGE, JR., M.D. GENERAL SURGERY EDWARD R. H1PP. M.O. WALTER C. HILDSRMAN. M.D. EDWARD R. HIPP, JR., M.D. THORACIC ANO VASCULAR SURGERY 13BO SOUTH KINGS DRIVE CHARLOTTE 7. N. C. July 21, 1964 EDWARD F. HARDMAN, M.D. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY ALFRED R. BERKELEY, JR., M.D. J. ROBINSON HICKS, M.D. OTOLARYNGOLOGY JOHN W. FOUST, M.D. PEOIATRICS J. ROBERT ADAMS, M.D. R. THEODORE LUCAS, JR., M.D. RADIOLOGY ALLAN TUGGLE, M.D. FRED E. WISE, JR., M.D. UROLOGY PRESTON NOWLIN, M.D. LESTER L. SMITH, JR., M.D. Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Director of Kettering Laboratory Ikiiversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe: Thanh you very much for your letter of July 15, 1964 and the containers -which you sent so promptly. Me collected thirty-one samples of blood today and -will get the urine in a day or two and send them on to you. The employer underestimated the number of his workers and we would like to have about twenty more containers. 2he clinical data is rather sketchy, but I knew of no other way to make it much more complete other than doing a full-scale physical which was impossible under the circumstances. At the same time that we collected the blood samples this afternoon, we did a hemoglobin and made smears for stippling. When all the material is in, I will send you the report on this in case it helps you to make each case more comnUete. If you have any suggestions or anything else that you would like us to do in case we made any grievous errors, please let me know. Ihanking you again, I am Yours truly, A H/ W. B. Mayer, M. D. W3M:tm