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.K. G ^ N'O,E=.ESNA j.LicEevbseEiCSEi DnlTNt r S MJ L- J CK . v -C PE=<DENT -r-ioeBE'i ri_mrNs<eO_Evv.cGelEGFsEic--cGn.t iC=!iTARr r^fAS^-IER 60 EAST A2nd STREET NEWYORK17,>T.Y. Karen 23, x959-r_ ma n f r e d s c wd i t c h DIRECTOR OF Kf*LTM ANO S*ieTY Robert A. Kehoe, M. D., director Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology vniversitv of Cincinnati Icien. Avenue Cincinnaci 19, Ohio Lear Rob: Referring again to the sub.ject of my let+.er of Karen 12th, I have outlinea to Sob Liegfeld the gist of our conversations in Chicago last Keanescay ana Thurscav, and he suggests that, if vou are to be in hew York Citv on other business, four-cornered aiscussicn with you and Dr. Badtke, r iour Research Director, night be well worthwhile. _, Dr. Radtke is at the moment in Europe, but is cue 'sack here on March 30th, and as there is to be a neeting of our Research Committee in Chicago on April 21st (with our annual meeting following on the 2?nc and 23rd), some time early in April tould be the choice. Kith things-as tens tative as thev still aro, we hesitate to ask you to come here for this ourcose alone. Smcerej A3: ih Q * 01781