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Dr. Ynndell Henderson, 4 Hillhouse Avenue, How Haven, Connecticut. June 4, 1925. Dear Dr. Henderson: I will do my best to let you have a copy of the resuscitation manuscript before you go. If I do not succeed in placing it in your hands you will have to rely upon Haggard and myself, and you may be sure that. I am doing ray best to make it an 'exceedingly fair and thorough statement of what the oxygen - carbon dioxide method has accomplished'up to date, what criticisms have appeared in connection with it, and how easy to answer most of them are. If you will decide upon the number of reprints required and send me the figure, I will include this in our reprint order and will bill your department separately '-through Haggard when, th come. ' 2he book-plate is fine. I should think it would go to your heart to meet it each time you start to read. ^ujfcf. and I talked about Kehoe's ''normal lead." i'he other data submitted by him contains such convincing evidence, that their analytical technique was questionable that we do. not feel it v/orth while to make any special effort about this particular matter other than to consider it wholly worthless. You remember he said that after two or three weeks leaded animals showed a. strange absence, of lead from their bodies, 'i'his mystifying fact simply indicated the inability of his analysts to got lead out of bones, and since he made this very gross mistake V7e were inclined to feel that he might be able to find most anything ho pleased at any point. ur present time. Dr. lid sail. Dr. Huni Dr. Aare the members of the Committee. Gumming will, o#H5<ftr.se, have to serve, and two men must be appointed* from outsiW#.T54l^hby ?da^sliowevqr, do little to shake the conservative^ and reliabld^sijUd^i?in%^rdf such a group.. I trust you will have .jfchs sort of a time you are looking for in your foreign excursion.^ tfe shall all miss you over here, at least those of us who have*liad opportunity to really appreciate the value of your services to physiology and medicine. 'Let'us. know occasionally where you are, and I at least will endeavor to write and tell you of the battles won and lost. Very sincerely yours. Cecil k. Drinker