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THEAMERICANPUBLICHEALTHASSOCIATION, inc. HERMANE. HIUEIQE, HD. Pr oiidont ROTJ. MORTOH, C.E. Chai r m an o f Exacut iv Boar d CHAUES GLENTINS, Ni.D. Tr.cur.r REGINALD. ATWATER, M.Q. Exccufiv S#cr?ary 179 0 BROADWAY NEW YORK 19, N.Y. November 16, 1955 Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. University of Cincinnati' Tbe Kettering Laboratory College of Medieine-Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Mr. Xehoe: Thanks very much for jacking us up on the matter of publicity on the "Occupational Lead Exposure" pamphlet. I amglad indeed to see that you feel it is still in good shape except for that one portion having to do with therapy. I ammaking arrangements to have advertising at least in our-own Journal. In connection with that, I would like to quote you to this extent in the adver tisement if you don't object. ' Says a leading industrial physician and teacher: "I am requesting you to send me an additional fifty (50) copies of i t . .-.1 use these in both graduate and post graduate teaching, as a good, brief summary of the most important facts.. . . .There Is no reference work available at present in which there is anything like as much useful information as there is in this report." I hope you will not object to this anonymous quoting of you. Anything you can do by way of stimulating sales will be appreciated. Sincerely, jC.c J Francis B. Elder Engineering Associate N20403 99CS100 3 X 83rd Annua! Meeting of the American Public Health Association and Meetings of Related Organizations, Kansas City, Missouri--November 14-18, 1955