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m E T A IL PROGRESS PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS 7 016 EUCLID AVENUE CLEVELAND, OHIO October 15, 1938 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology'' University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor: I an certainly obliged to you for your constructive criticism of the proposed editorial in vietai Progress. Your suggestion that the problems may be of sufficient importance to warrant inten sive study appears to me to be eminently sound. It is quite likely that my comments should be rather toward the thought that the use of lead in steel manufacture is likely to involve some serious hygienic problems, and before vve get into it very deeply, it should be carefully considered and def inite facts determined, whereupon to form a reason ably correct opinion. Very sincerely yours EETsiiR E. E Tfatf" Editor - Metal Progress K 0007504 N7926