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September 8 , 1^47 B r- V i1lard Ma chie, 714 Chrysler Building, Rew lrcrk City 17. Eear Bill: I have your several letters, including yours of August 2o on the correlation of supervision of uranium plants and the possi bility that ve might undertake this work. I shall give some thought to the matter and would like to discuss it with you further at a suitable time, for our present situation does not permit, me to make a hasty d.ecision in such an important matter. I assume from the information available that you are attending the Saranac Meeting. 7. am set down on the program for some discussion on the animal experimentation. I intend to spend at least a day at the Meeting, and therefore this can be done, if desirable, but I question whether or not it would be to the advantage of L u t r a , as well as ourselves,to have him enter into this discussion and to attend such part of the session as may be .useful. In view of what you told me earlier I should be glad if you would give me your point of view on this point. Butra is willing to go, but is not too keen about it, unless some really useful purpose will be served. Perhaps his mere acquaintance with the group is sufficient reason, What do you think? 'I am sending you herewith a bill to cover the cost of the work done for Republic Steel at Warren, Ohio. I am a little bit vague about whether thi3 should go to you or to them, but I send it to you in the first instance, with the idea that you can either handle it or return it to me with your advice. It appears that there may well be a final report to replace Cholak's preliminary report. If so, perhaps the bill had better be withheld until the final report Is in. We should be glad to follow your suggestion on either of these points. I had a splendid vacation, a good rest, some very vigorous systematic exercise, and some good fishing. The result is ay waist-line is in a bit, my energies are reinforced, and I am glad to be back at work. Sincerely yours , RAX ef Enc . Robert A. Kehoe, M. D. N1403S Robert A. Kehoe, K.D. Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio September 4, 1947 `To; Republic Steel Company For; Trip to barren, Ohio on August 11, 12 and 13, 1947 Consultation and preparation of r e p o r t ............................ Analysis of S a m p l e s ........................ Traveling Expense to anren, Ohio 571 miles @ $0.06/mil Meals Hotel IncIdentals . . .34.26 14.35 7.00 1.50 95 ,,00 26.25 57.11 Total I78.36 N14035.01 00.12303