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;GOLDMAN i,:'-G R O A T !' fCHARLES IGLAUER HN W. LARUE Jef f r ey l . l azar u s LAWRENCE R. LYTLE MALCOLM MCAVOY MISS ELLA SCKROEDER MURRAY SEASONGOOD WALTER SHOHL MOSE.S^STRA;U^9 ' HENRY B. STREET MRS. ROBERT THAYER 'ESIDENT ICE PRE S. Vic e Pr e s . SECRETARY TREASURER s*T. T r e a s u r e r Th e Le gal Aid Society O F CINCINNATI PURPOSE poTsehiosfSosceiceutryinigsfjoursmtiecdeffoorrthaendputro protect the rights of the needy, to pathnroodsmetoopteuermmpeopaslesousy.reastftoorrnethyseirtoassfiustrathnceer COM M UNITY C H E ST BU ILD IN G 3 1 2 W EST N IN TH S T . PHONE PARKWAY 3 1 6 0 CIN CIN N ATI. OH IO COUNSEL CIVIL DIVISION GEORGE H. SILVERMAN - - CHIEF COUNSEL LESTER GOTTLIEB . . . ASSISTANT COUNSEL WILLIAM A. LOVELL ' ASSISTANT. COUNSEL ARTHUR G. ZOECKLEIN - ASSISTANT COUNSEL CRIMINAL DIVISION L. ERNEST KRUSLING, VOLUNTARY DEFENSE* April 13, 1937 University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Gentlemen: Att: Dr. Kehoe We have been consulted by who informs us that he is ^^K5?TC3ea as a result of lead poisoning contracted about four years ago while he was employed as a printer for the Review Publishing Company, Dockland. He tells us that he received w o r k m e n s compensation for a period of nine month's disability and does not understand why this compensation ceased at that time, and that he has been on relief since. We shall appreciate it if you will give us a history of your contact with the man and whether you consider him still disabled in order that we may attempt to assist him in getting further compensation. Very truly yours, WAD.a ' Assistant Counsel : a,, HE 0016611