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June 19th, 1951 University of Cincinnati College of !'eaic3ne, Kettering Laboratories, Cincinnati, Ohio. Attn: 'Robert /,,. I-Vnoo, D. jear m r : Recently ve vere visited by Dr. I. C. Ri^gin, Health CcnrrLssloner of Lorain City and Dr. K. Robert Coler of the Health Department of the State of Ohio. They cane to investigate our atmospheric condition because of the report as submitted by Hr. Jack v/underle, District Industrial Hygiene Engineer. vie are inclosing a copy of Hr. Liinderle's report for your examination, we explained to the tvo doctors that ve had contacted your Laboratory end that an investigation was made even prior to hr. Ltmderle*? v i s it, Inasmuch as the subject of atmospheric lead is .such a complicated one and so diverse, I mould awreciate it very much if you mould contact both Dr. I. C. Biggin, Health Commissioner of Lorain City, and Dr. H. Robert Coler, Division of Industrial Hygiene, State of Ohio, Department of Health, Columbus, Ohio, to exnlain the stems ve arc taking to correct, our situation. I loiov you are much better qualified than ve to speak the language of these nen from both a technical and -practical standpoint. At the present v:e are examining L'r. Roberts' recommendations relative to our melting room and are planning to talk with Hr. Lunderie about them. Since delivery dates are so long on the equipment needed, ve are Planning on taking immediate action on hr. Roberts' recommendations. Thanking you for your assistance, ve are Very truly yours, THE AI'jlRICAK CRUCIBLE PRODUCTS CCKPADY Xrcl K f 0021643