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September 3, 1964 Miss Constance Lima, Medical Librarian Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York (10020) Dear Jtlss Lima; I am pleased to have you-republish ay article on "Methods for the Prevention of Lead Poisoning in Industry" in your Company's Medical Bulletin. I was given the opportunity to address the representatives of the various manufacturing companies in Lead Industries Association at their last annual meeting, after a lapse of quite a number of years, during which and previously, I had had a disillusioning view of the state of industrial medicine and hygiene in the large proportion of the lead industries in this country (this, of course, is not for quotation). I thought it necessary to put the issue up to these managerial people in reasonable but a straightforward manner, but without much in way of technical details. The respouse exceeded my most sanguine expectations, and we have since been deluged with requests for further information, advice and assistance. ) I, of course, am pleased to have the word go as far as possible, and therefore I was most grateful by the request made by the Association that the article be published in J.O.M., as I am further by your request. With best wishes. Cordially yodrs, RAK:vr Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. i 00B62