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December l6, 10t-l Dr, Degnar 2, iies3 35if Metropolitan Building Denver, Colorado Dear Jao!:: The nnalysas of the recent sample a on 0 ^ | v ' e r e without great significance; the urine contained O.Ofi eg, lead pejr liter end the blood 0.0*1 rg, per 100 gm. The urinary; result is higher than tho naan for normals, but i3 vithin normal rnugeo. The blood level is also higher than the mean, but does not exceed values occasionally found in individuals who have no mown industrial exposure. Both sets of results are well below tho levels of the last analyses. inI had short note from Korrls Bishbcin tho other day in which ho said that ho is writing Phil Work. I imagine that in view of the events of tho peat ten days, very little will bo don about this paper fox* some time, particularly on Kcrria fiohbain's part as ha is actively engaged in the problem of allocating physioiana for the new expansion of the Army. I am wondering whether you and"I cannot work out son arrangement whereby we can settle this thing between ourselves without waiting for action on Morris part. Did you have a chance to examine how is he feeling? and With best regards for the Season, J am Cordially yours, VM:vr Willard Machie, M. D. 00213.15