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Dir e c t o r a Nu f f ie l d p r o f e s s o r o f Ch il d He a l t h . ALAN MONCHIEfF, C.S.S.. M.O.. F.R.C.P.. F.R.C.O.G.. J.P. Oe f u t v d ir e c t o r : A. P. NORMAN. M.B.E.. M.O.. F.R.C.P. De a n i Q. H. NSWNS. M.O.. F.R.C.P. SECRETARY! O. A. REDSTON. D.A., F.C.A. THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN GREAT ORMOND STREET. LONDON. W.C.1. TELEPHONES HOLBORN 2106 6c 2122 July 29th, 1964 Dear Dr. Kehoe, Thank you for your very Interesting letter about lead poisoning. I am afraid that I am only the clinician in the team and my colleague, Dr. Barbara Clayton who is head of our Biochemistry Department, is on leave until the end of August. .. I will certainly have your letter waiting for her on return. I am sure, that we should find your Harben Lectures most interesting, although I was shown them briefly a little while ago when I was asked to give the Lectures for 1963 and wanted to get some idea of the length and style. It was very kind of you indeed to take all the trouble to write to us in so much detail. Yours sincerely, Professor Sir Alan Moncrieff Dr.R.A. Kehoe, University of Cincinnati, Department of I^reventive Medicine and Industrial Health, The Kettering Laboratory, College of Medicine - Eden Avenue, Cincinnati 19, Ohio. N14044