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HA <7^ ^uJwjferc &*At J Jt*&U*AduxL/fs^Jz* -- jfd* ihh^J "2' * .' Sew Jwk*!?5 Tulsa April ff-> f'asis^.k vTi M&* -*i ? rv ." '^r*r:'A fUfX?, '., -'X* ^ ' yS-|'k'Hai t* J* !** ::!*-<|t. |^'4^4 DeartQseart^l ^Mrt^viShSH. s^tef 4W/fc*if ^ - *r --t**il -ssa opera^r^ im- t&sr ,,4 "' % On April' $, Lea" Huxtable wrote relative to a supposed lead . poisoning ease at the above company* e laboratory** At*'; xr* '-y ` -M^-v *% ? 'X ** y -K , v- tV 59\ ,. v. Harrison dll Coapany Dear Qseart On April 4 Len Huxtable wrote relative to a supposed lead poisoning case at the above coapany* laboratory*1 At tached hereto is a supplementary report from Mr. Roberts which apparently clears up the matter unless# of course# our Medical Department wishes to take further action* N18686.01 April 5,1544 Mr. L. W. Shank Subjects Do. & Harrison Oil Do. Suspected Poisoning. Old Ocean, foxasi Dear Lous I have just received the information regarding the Medical Examination of Mr who is. as you will recall from our telephone conversation and ay report of April 1st, an engine operator for the subject firs. Mr. Heyenbarg was taken to the Doctor in Houston in an ambulance as par his request. The examining Doctor was Herbert P. Poyner of Houston and his diagnosis was that the an had a mild caeo of Intestinal Fly* A blood test was made and the blood was found to be O.k. Both^flBflJi^ and seem to be perfectly satisric^JiU^his dia^Ssx^mwevor, Mr Johnson of Abercrombie suggested that in Ms opinion it would be a good idea to have our Doctor check this man on his nest regular trip. 2 told Mr Johnson that the decision on whthcr or not our Doctor would examine the man would have to come from our Medical Department. , I have not contacted Mr VHflflHf and will not do so unless advised by youxi^Rbove statement that Mr MHB seemed to be perfectly satisfied, were Mrwords. * 0016198 N18686.02