Document YDVkawx20vLn6yGkg1RnB1R1k

January 15, 1944 i' j. Mr. J. Joseph Hettinger, Standard Oil Company Incorporated in Kentucky, Louisville, Kentucky. Dear Mr. Hettinger: I have your letter of January 1'5, with the request that we examine one employed hy you and referred I to in previous correspondence. 5 We shall be very glad to see M r . t o examine him, \ and report on our findings of his condition Considering j the length of time elapsed since he has been in your employ, j it vill be a little difficult to establish any connection t between any possible lead exposure he may have had then, and | his exposure now. However, we shall do our best to arrive j at a diagnosis. I would suggest that the most convenient time fot^purposes would be some time in the first week of February, .(the week beginning Monday, January pi)' Any day in this week v o u l d b e n o n v e n i e n t , except Monday or- Wednesday. I presume Mr'. ^ U P H v W c u l d be coming- on a train and that he would I* come to the Laboratory in a taxicab. It is important that he or whoever would accompany him, would be instructed to tell the driver to bring hiss to the College of Medicine, Eden Avenue, in Cincinnati, being sure not to make mention of the name of the University of Cincinnati. I make specific point of this, since if he mentions ifie University of Cincinnati, he vill be sure to be taken to the University campus, which is ( quite some distance from the Medical College. - | Very truly yours, 1 ________ , .. .. .......... >\ itooert A. Kehoe, M. D . T, AK ef G . C . Dr . Henry Ryder \ \ K 0016300