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iHTiii-omei CORRCSPONOCNCC Co r p o r a t io n At l a n t a . Of f ic e 1417 He a l e y Bu il d in g ' At l a n t a , Ge o r g ia December 22 1936* Dr. Robt. A. Kehoe, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear Dr. Kehoe, As a satter of general information, I am sending you copy of Hr* John K. Train's letter of December 8th. A similar copy of also going forward to Karl Kitzmiller. Will you please write ^r* Train and adfise him gust what disposition you.would like to be made of the large box approximately four feet'square, containing gars. I imagine you would want it returmed to Cincinnati. If you prefer, write me Mid I will be glad to handle the matter for you. Sincerely yours. 4 KE 0017108 . . John A. Train M.D. 1107 Bull Street Savannah Ga Dec8 19S6# Mr. George W Warren Atlanta, Ga. My dear Mr* Warrens I regret very much that I ms out of the cit Dr. Kitzmillerwas here* Also that I have no> fad the a visit from you in some time. that jure of According to your letter, I have talked td Miss McGlothli who ms stenographer at the Central, and sue seems to tl hat the last part of the work toelC4&t^sftout as much time. the first part, and now it is .mhk <Kfct-pe^sitly |25.00 more would be in opy of~thcharts, which you must admit is rather ill collect these charts and send them to at e not later than December 10th, so\sVto the mad rush of the Christmas mail. .i 1 'I M M For your infon is in the Charity Hospice' 'Tinder Wvobservation . not on acco urit of any disease -S^hat he may ?e contracupo. through h s occupation, but merely due the fact it he is^m/imbecile and his family is more or less ired of hifl ad dcjn'M^'icnow how to take care of him, and of course, tKeV^re goin to~^eCm it on conditions cfthe past. ierstafid-dSli-t Mr1. Kitchens ha^returne^to work and is perfectly /right , but and sport to me regularly about A. a week and they can concoct more damn complaints from head to '- than an two niggers ,1 have ever seen * However, I try to humor i, do examine them, ascertain that there is nothing wrong with them, and send them rejoicing in the fact that the Doctor has seen them and they are all right. During the time of the illnesses of these patients, the laboratory sent four large ^containers," which I had parked at the Charity Hospital.' Three of these I have returned to jrhe laboratory, bbt I still have fourth unopened* This is a box which measures at least 4 feet by 4 feet* and contains glass jars, etc*,.It seems to me that it would be advisable for me to return this to the laboratory, as the way conditions are now there is really no need for me to go into the urinary examinati ns of these patients any more* A letter from you regarding the disposition of this will be much appreciated. I hope that when you come to Savannah again you will give me the gsT opportunity of not only seeing you at the office, but having you come out to the house and again meeting Mrs. Train and the children all of whom enjoyed your visit so mush. Kindest regards to yov and yours. Sincerely, Jno K. Train. j U3lfe-=SitivaLi--S -A-;r y..-; KE 0017109 N20965.01