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f -J October 11, 1938 Mr, Herbert , Moses, Boston Edison Company, 182 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass, My dear Mr, Moses: I enclose a bill for ray services for yon. It is my custom to charge $100 a day for such consulting work. I have spent more than a day over this problem, but my relations with your company have frequently been rather intimate and I should like the matter to stand'as it is, and also to have you feel that I will bo glad to help Dr, Monroe in the ways I have indicated without further charge. If it efcould became. necessary for me to spend much time with the Liberty Mutual people or inspecting your premises, I must charge again and will so inform you prior to going to work* Very sincerely'yours. Cecil K. Drinker, M.D, Deanand Professor of Physiology 'hi .7? :4>: \. i Boston Saison Coapany . October 11, 1938 ; s- ... . to Cecil K, Drinker, MD,. Dr* Services in connection with Battery Room problems - - - - - #100*00 l,Jte " ... ;c/;,. K >'e- ' ^ : nj* N41580.01 Dr, Noel G, Monroe, Boston Edison Company, 39 Boylston Street, Boston, Maas, October 11, 1$3S My dear Dr* Monroe: X bare written Dr, liehn&a la the Naval Bureau of Medical Research relative to the etching problem, I have also, through my brother, communicated with the NiHaon Corporation here in Boston, and a repre sentative of this company will call upon you t o show you samples of approved masks. You had best choose whatever yod and your assistants consider most comfortable for two hours* wear, My brother, who is in this constantly, agrees with me that ojqployoos after a little experience can wear such appliances far two hours without serious annoyance, 1 hope this proves to be the ease. The following outline should govern your medical examinations, and these should take place every month for all men with possible exposure. It should be your rule that if blood ar other changes are found in two consecutive examinations, the man in question .should be placed upon other v.ork. If I can be of ary help in assisting you at such final decision you may of course count upon as. Also, I would be glad to give any assistance you wish in examining blood smears. You should make a form for each man which should bo as follows: History prior to present examination, with particular reference , to digestion and constipation; (After the first inquiry this will require only a line or so,) General inspection* Weight, Grip by dynJU^^r.J ' (i'hifct SMiord^^orth while in case the subject shows a sudden largo falling off from previous records wStdff^hhot be explained,) Lead line. f(; Yii* Hemoglobin, Smear, with particular reference to stippling and polychromatophilia. Very sincerely yours. Copy to Mr., Herbert T?, Moses Cecil K. Drinker, M.D. Dean and Professor of Physiology N41580.02