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V April 17th, 1934. Julian liltche 11, Esq., liitchell & Eorlbeck, Charleston, S. C. Dear lr. Hitch#11:Z wae very glad Indeed to receive-your letter as I was just on the point of writing to you. Ve expect to get under way with our aabesxoa studies about the 15th of May and will go first to Vaukegan, then to Hew Orleans, and then to Charleston, arriving there about the 25th. Ve will give you definite notice ahead of time. Prom the point of view of a complete, rounded-out, scientific study, I think it is desirable to examine all the eo- ployees where such a procedure is practicable. This tends to obviate any future canmenta and criticisms that certain types or processes were overlooked. I am inclined to agree with hr. Slapeon, therefore, that if any men are to be examined, it is prefer able to have them all examined. VI11 you give some thought as to who shall make the 1-ray examinations? These should be done by a competent roentgen ologist according to a technique which we will define. It is ne cessary to dOthlsso that we may have, as far as possible, compara ble results. Vlth beat regards. Sincerely yours, A.J. Lanza. CH 0415 A.J.Lanza, K. D. Assistant Uedlcal Director.