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Ms. -,i mt.off. ESTASUSNeo 1002 E. I. d u Po n t d e Ne mo u r s 51 Co mp a n y INCORPORATED Wil min g t o n , De l a w a r e MEDICAL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE May 18, 1356 Dr. Robert A. Kehce University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Laboratory of Applied Physiology Cincinnati, Ohio My dear Dr. Kehoe: I have just ret urned from a southern trip and have your letter of May 15 w'ith the attached expense account. I am putting this expense account thro ugh by the usual channels and I am sure that it will be promptly taken care of. I had neglected to consult you on this matter when y cu were in Wilmington and advise you to send this apecunt directly to I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for the talk which you gave our coys and I assure you that you need net fear having spent too much ti me on the basic scientific background as they all enjoyed this ve ry much and it has given them (especially those iew men) a cictu re of lead poisoning and lead absorption which they did not have in the past and which they are grateful for having at. .the present time. As yo\i knew, there is not a single plant in cur organization which i= net involved in the lead question. In either a major cr minor capacity, and, therefore, the subject becomes of interest to the entire g: up. I, toe, was vs ry that we did not have more time to D get together and talk, hut cur meeting did net close until long after you had left. As a natter of fact, we were literally thrown out of the meeting room in order that they might have & dinner party which was to take place in the neighborhood of six-thirty. I met Dr. Selby and Dr. Brooks in Kansas City and had the pleasure of having breakfast with then in St. Louis last week while we were en route for Nashville. Dr. Selby explained to me at that time why it was impossible for him to be at our meeting. I enjoyed talking with him and I think that he is going to get General Motors started in the right direction. I also mentioned to him at that time the necessity of close cooperation between all of us who are trying, at least, to do the job for Industry. /" ) I believe that his work will prove very interesting to all cf us and / he certainly has a large field to cover. Again thanking you for your splendid cooperation and the excellent talk which you gave our group, I am Yours very truly. MEDICAL DIVISION / ^ At. w *1 G. H. Gerirmann, M. D., Medical. Director m I 00332