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E. 1. d u Po n t d e N em o u r s 51 Co m pa n y DYE WORKS MAIL.. T E LEG R A PH IC AND E X P R E S S A D D RESS PENNS GROVE, N .J. FR EIG H T ADDRESS C A R N E Y 'S P O IN T . N . J . Dr. Robert A. Kehoe, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio November 2, 1933 Dear Dr. Kehoe: We are enclosing herewith, the latest report of the air analysis in "B Building". I have your letter relative to your recent inspection of the lead plants. Mr. Stecher -has been in to consult me and brought his copy of this letter. He is apparently extremely anxious to cooperate with you and plans to begin the training of the employees for the new building, at.least three months prior to the completion of the building. His greatest difficulty at present, is the lack of trained foremen and supervisors. I believe he is making every effort to train men to fill these positions as rapidly as possible. We will be glad to see you on your next visit. ' EEE:IC X E 03'<"6 E. E. Evans, M. D. N9538