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Ha w s o n j Ra d ia t o h Div is io n : g en er al mo t o r s c o r p o r a t io n LOCKPOP.T NEW YORK July 20, 1957 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of Medicine General Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: I wish to acknowledge your letter of July 2, 1937, which although addressed to Dr. Forrest Barry was turned over to me because of the fact that I am now here on a full-time basis. I have had occasion to send you two or three samples of urine lately which I do not suspect will show anything out of the ordinary. One case, in partic ular, which seems to show more striking physical find ings than the others has a history of having done nothing but work with copper for the past five years. There is hardly a day goes by but that one of the men whom we examined together here a few weeks ago asks if you have sent your report along. They are extremely in terested in knowing the results. Upon asking one man the other day if he had been one of the group he said nNo, X was not fortunate enough to get in on itn, so you can see that anything that I have heard about the re search or the way it was conducted is of the most complimentary type. I sincerely hope that the summer has not been too warm in Cincinnati and that you and Mr. Duval find opportunity to get to some good lake and investigate what makes the water ripple along about sundown. Cordially yours HARRISON RADIATOR DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION CMHs-VN Plant Physician