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& J .:; . . .-'-A- .- WAV Ts;.}/": .% i; Vr:; ^ V March 1 8 , 1976 Alan C. Raasner .. Counsellor at Law 15 Park Row HewYork, NewYork 10038 Dear Mr. Rassner: Re: Artice Thomas It may be that you are right in your opinion about this man*s illness. I, of course, cannot accept this opinion in its entirety. Nor do I like to drop the matter at this point. I wonder how one could get at the available account of the exposure and the medical records. It so happens that I was tne principal physician and medical investigator of this industry i(nI hitospee)atrhlyandaeve' ploepnmsieonnt,era'''n.d II asmhosultdilllikaetc,otnhseurletafonrter,ahtohedro what I can to establish the facts, if possible, in this matter. Can you, give me some information, advice or help to this end. Cordially, Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. P.S. I amindeed sorry to learn of your Uncle's demise. R AK:j s Kr 0005657 N7395 Ra s s n e r a n d Ra s s n e r COUNSELLORS AT LAW PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY JACOB RASSNER ALAN C. RASSNER ERNEST RASSNER (1904-1970) OEOROK O. KILARJ1AN FRANCIS J- NICOSIA March 1G, 1976 15 PARK ROW - NEWYORK. N. Y. IOO 2 12 BARCLAY 7 - 2 6 1 8 Robert A. Kehoe, II.D. . University of Cincinnati Medical Center 223 Eden Avenue Cinoinna Li.. Ohio 45267 Re Dear Dr. Kehoe: TianJ vc or /oar 1e cor oRarca Unfortunately, my uncle, Jacob Rassner passed away several weexs ago. I continues to suffer front the effects of jyjryaa.sthenla erravi s . He is maintained, on medication. I am not a physician, but I would suspec; tiiao ne clxo non sun :er tetra-ethyl-lead poisoninc;, as a result of a careful rGo.urry or your letter of march 9, 1975. He had some exposure to this chemical and the fright and trauma resulting, from this exposure percipated the symptons and onset of Kyasthenia gravis. Again that is not a medical opinion, but simply that of a layman I 'mould appreciate your comments. _ Thanh veu Sincerely, 0005658