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\ m,Hovember 1933 I am afraid that I am unable to reply Intelligently to the question In your letter of November ljth. Illness from exposure to carbon tetrachloride is somewhat jsg^tecIffi^Kand unless I were ful'y acquainted with the extent of your illness, I should not be able to prescribe in such a way as to bring about any Improvement. However I do not believe there are any specific remedies, and In my opinion you would receive much more beneficial treatment than I could give you by Correspondence if you would consult a good physician, and have him prescribe general measures of treatment. However, If you wish to provide me with details of jrour Illness, perhaps I can give you a more intelli gent opinion than I have offered herewith. Very truly yours, RAKjIS Rob'ert' A. Hehoe, M.I)'. 06 i((.*}15