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4 J R . P h D. . r>:: n e m o u r s * c o .. i n c . . i K E l t . L. A M O R A T O R Y > I * C- T S . . - [ . . . A W A R E 1 9 3 9 3 -R E SID E N T -E L E C T AMERICAN PAUL -T-VNOAC-O O'L. `' O O w7m . .C AC. U. D. H A L L E Y COMPANY ( INDIANA > MICHIGAN AVENUE L JN C IS 00605 : PRESIDENT -ERO M E T SIEDLECKi o v ., t v . L N r . r O C C U P A T l O N V U - i i A L T H Mi . W I C A N v* D I C A L A S S O C ! A T l O N .> N O R T H ' L A R 5 C S N S T R E E T ::-'Ca :.o . :l i i n o !S o s i o :' A S T P R E S I D E N T -D A N K L IN : rSO SEARCH r>. O -.CRHAM PARK. W CHURCH \ ENGINEERING CO. . [ O X " CI NEW JERSEY 07 93 2 T I*% 7\ DUSTRI AL HYGIENE M 5 *5rts. AbtsiK (AxtT `-w'Xt jTaS.TX 1X KJ? i 0-, ./ ~ EC R ET ARY ED W A RD J. BASER .:., s ' o s c o c c u pa t io n a l h e a l t h }. S A S > L V A N l A D E P A R T M E N T O F - > E A L T H - t R P i S P U R G . P E N N S Y L V A N I A 1 75 2 0 TREASURER D A V i D A. F R A S E R S c . D . DEPARTMENT o p E.NVJRONMENTAL SCIENCES _ NIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA V-tA P E L ~ l u . L . N O R T H C A R O L I N A 2 7 5 1 4 v*/. NAGNG DIRECTOR LYNN SCH ALL ' m E R u. A N . N S C 5 T P I A L H v C- : E N E A S S O C I A T I O N .: O -ADDON AVENUE V E S T M C N T . N E W J E R S E Y 0 S 5 0 3 August 11, 1971 T!RECTORfi TH O M A S G -iDNNEY - L w V ; N C M E c M \ N -, . i - . u r s i c \ V' L L A M A p l > G E S S HARVARD S C- - - OOL .................. NO . n - M TH VAN CAMPBELL - O S A L A M O S E C f N T H < ; A H O R A T O R Y E.M.'L E. C H R I S T O P A N O -!.RCUI.r.S. n o . BRUCE J V' *- N' " ' A .' . c :.I- . T `- M O R E !. ROBERT G KEENAN G E O R G E D. C L A Y T O N <V A N O C IA T L S F R A N K L. O G L E S B Y TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY FRED S. VENABLE H U M B L E O I L ?t R L T I N I N C . O O V I ' A N Y / A 'J I. F. Y/C O L H IC H THE U PJO H N COMPANY Robert A. Kehoe, M.D. Professor Emeritus of Occupational Medicine University of Cincinnati Eden & Bethesda Avenues Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 Dear Dr. Kehoe: You are no doubt already aware, I am sure, that your Refresher Course, "The Significance of The Levels of Concentration of Lead In Body Fluids In Relation To Industrial Hygiene", was over-subscribed at the Toronto Annual Conference. He are most fortunate that you could fit this session into the demands on your time, and contribute so much to the success of the Con ference. Would you like to present the same or a similar session at the 1972 Annual Conference in San Francisco, California? The Re fresher Courses, which are now given both morning and after noon, will be presented on Monday, May 15, 1972. Can you put this on your calendar for the future? With all the questions now being asked about the myriads of exposures to potentially toxic materials, those involved in trying to answer them will never be able to thank you enough for your tremendous contribution to the analysis of the prob lem and development of workable and effective control of ex posures to lead (and other elements). KB 0 0 2 3 0 2 Robert A. Kehoe, M.D -2 - 8/11/71 If this does not catch you on vacation, or on an extended trip, might you give me a reply by September 1st? Thank you again. Your own contribution is enough, but one must also have much admiration for the other participants from Kettering who con tinually add so much to the understanding of and to the min imizing of potentially hazardous occupational exposures. Sincerely yours, 'VILLIAM E. SHOEMAKER, Chairman Refresher Courses Committee vffiS/pp cc: Mr. E. Lynn Schall, Managing Director HE 0023032