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DR. JAMES E. HOWELL 715 Fr e d e r ic k a v e n u e Ca t o n s v i l l e , Ma r y l a n d February 12,1943. Dr.Robert A.^ehoe, Kettering laboratory of Applied Physiology, University of Cincinnati, Eden Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio. RE: Mr Dear Doctor Kehoe: Yesterday, by air mail, I forwarded you two specimens of blood which were drawn under the best of conditions in the operating room at St.Agnes Hospital, also two specimens of urine. At this time Mr^JfeHBLs going through a thorough check-up and we are anxious to have tne blood-lead readings. physical condition is not of the best and there are days when he has mental cloudiness, muscular fatigue and abdominal pains. Such was the case when this last specimen was drawn. Many thanks for your kind interest and I think it would be best to render a bill for your services to Mr.T.S.Bauer, Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company, 342 Madison Avenue, Hew ^ork City, as at this time we are trying to close the case. Very/truly yours.