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sr 20 . G regg, ik%.:,G;pe, pr^^ept Ratie*ii. .Lead 0isr any, .. Ttl-8ro&d.y, r. T'. ,..' GG; v 8er fork City,. flair mr Mr.. Gregg: . . ''d' js . . if :' '%:m very meh obliged for year letter cf deamber is eitfe rsft&rence to aso-^irit t|il da on .tie Lead Fund. I act that yc*> rtfee-aat-ftep with those subacribars she have net yet raude tMir remittance, so m may expect ymr remittance *beo you bear from them. thank you for ysurecurteey in this aaitar,fI- can assure you of the appreciation of the Redleal Schools bO if} f f' ' rAVW*;;.f ' '.V ,, ' ' f;f-'f. ' '" ';f; . Very truly yours. dictated but act rs'ad. Seary S. Thomson, Secretary f$ar?ard Medical School. NORRIS B. GREGG VICE PRESIDENT Na t io n a l Le a d Co mp a n y III BROADWAY Ne w Yo r k December 16, 1922. Mr. Henry S. Thompson, Secretary, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts. Dear Sir: Mr. Tuttle of the American Insti tute of Lead Manufacturers has handed me your letter of December 8th. It would appear from the faot that you have not received the full amount of $17,000. from all subscribers to the fund which several white lead manufacturers subscribe to your work that some one of the others has omitted to make remittance. I will take this matter up with the other subscribers and think that within a very short time you will receive a remit tance, or remittances, which will oomplete the fund. Vice President. ,i.n N41878.01 December g, Charles F. Tuttle, %*,' :V";^ . ' - American Institute of Lead Hanufacture|&. 90 Wset atrest, ^ Sew York City, Hear York. 1:1^ v' My dear Sir: According to our records Harvard University has received but ft 5,.658,08 toward the *7,jjp. promised this year-for the.lofeeti^atios of lead poisoning*. If you find our figures to be correct may. I &ek that the - feHatace due on. this, year be sent at your convenience? Check should be made payable to Charles ?. Adame, Esq., Treasurer, 5C State Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Very truly yours, secretary i Harvard Medical School. N41878.02