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ColumiJtambem'tp College of $ijpictartSaitburgeons 6 2 0 W EST 168T STREET NEW YORK 3 2 . N. Y. June 18th, I9I4.8 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe, University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Eden Avenne, Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe, I must apologize for my long delay in replying to your letter -- as you suggested, I have been busy, but make that no excuse. On your advice, I have done nothing further concerning my manuscript, but hope to discuss it, and other matters, with you when I come out to Cincinnati later in the year. I intended to visit you earlier, but my time has been very occupied in the laboratory here, so I decided to defer my visit until a little later. At the present time, purely by chance, 1 amdoing a little work that involves lead, although in no way connected with T.E.L. I do not want to miss the opportunity of seeing you and your laboratory, but the exact time of my visit remains indefinite. 1 understand that mid-summer is regarded as a bad time to visit in the U.S.Ai I hope I have the opportunity to see you in NewYork s.s well as in Cincinnati. I ams till at the Presbyterian Hospital and can be reached most easily through Dr. R. F. Loeb in the Department of Medicine. , Myapologies again for not replying sooner. Yours sincerely. CR3B: jm C. R. Bickertn Blackburn, M.D. 0020040 Ti tmi