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December l, 1958 Mr. William P. yant John 7. Ryan Memorial Laboratory 100 N. Braddock Avenue Pittsburgh S, Pennsylvania Dear Bill: 1think it is fair to say that Mr, Turner's letter to you as a member of the Surgeon General's Committee was an expression of the policy of the Corporation to make available to the Committee any information that is available to the Corporation or to me on the entire subject. I am sure you know that anything we have done by way of observation and experimen tation will be presented as completely as possible. We have done a great deal of work that has not been published as yet, and much that we have :r published is no longer available in a form that make possible its assembling in convenient form for study. I shall have quite a job getting all of this together, and most of this will have to he done after, rather than before the first meeting of the Committee, simply because of the time factor. I am asked to meet with the Committe^on January 8, as are a number of other people, I plan to assemble some of the material by that time, and to outline the information which can be made available. shall fee prepared to follow the wishes of the Committee with respect to what cf the available material they want and in what form they want it. There will not be time to get much of thi3 reproduced before January 8, and I'm afraid I have only a small proportion of it available. However, 1*II send you some reprints that will renew your background of information. One of the things I'll send is a more or less popular talk I gave in California on the significance of lead in air. You will want this documented, for, as I say, it is a bit on the popular side. It will serve to open up some of the questions at issue. With all good wishe 'or Christmas and the New Year to yourself and your family, Sincerely yours. Robert A. Kehoe, ivi.D. RAKef P. S. One reason you worit get much from me now, is that I'm taking a bit of holiday with my family through the Christmas season. Enc. - Over R.A. K. The Behavior of Lead in the Human Organism in Relation to Modern Communi Robert A. Kehoe Exposure to Lead - Robert A. Kehoe Experimental Studies on the Ingestion of Lead Compounds - Kehoe, Cholak, Hubba Bambach, McNary and Story An Appraisal of the Lead Hazards Associated with the Distribution and Use of Gasoline Containing TEL. II. The Occupational Lead Exposure of Filling Station Attendants and Garage mechanics -Kehoe, Thamann and Cholak . u 0009414