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ILcafllaMtasirfe FE L I X EDGA R W ORM SER,pr e s i d e n t K . C . B R O W N E L L , V i c e PRESi oC N T h i . A . M A R T I N O , V ICE PR ESI D EN T ROB ERT LINOL EY Z I EGFEL O, SEC RET A RY -T R EA SU R ER 4 - 2 0 L EX INGTON A V EN U E N E W Y O R K 17.N .Y . tilt M A NFRED BOWDITCH D I RECT OR O F H EA L T H A N D SA FET Y October 10, 195S Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: ' An urgent and somewhat caustic communication from the Manufacturing Chemists Association reminds me forcibly of your breakfast remark at Saranac on September 21st that you had 'several letters from me clipped together on your desk awaiting reply and that you hoped to get to them on your return. - One of these is undoubtedly mine of June 15th with which I sent you a copy of George Gehrmann's draft on Health Hazards incident to Handling of Lead Oxide. Do please pull at least that one from under the pile and let me have your comments so that we can give some indication to the MCA that we are not quite sound asleep. " . Sincerely, MB: JG cc: Mr. kiegfeld P..Sb.. Toonn;y has sent me a cosy of your letter to him of September 1I8Sth. Heedless to say, several of us are eagerly awaiting some further and more definite evaluation of those two BD'i'A cases.