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In fid i 2alMfMISS CLINTON H. CRANE , PRESIDENT K.C.BROWNLL,viCE r e s id e n t F".W. ROCKWELL,VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT LINDLEY Z1EGFELD. SECRETARY AND TREASURER 4-20 LEXINGTON AVENUE NEWYORKIT,IST.Y. February 17, 1948 Robert A. Kehoe, M. D. Director, Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio . Dear Bob: Thank you very much for your letter of Februai'y 11, which is greatly appreciated. I certainly would not have tackled this job if I had not thought that I could accomplish something^ worth while and the inquiries already coming in would surely so indicate. My initial handicap is that lead is only one of many hazards which have claimed my attention in a rather attenuated industrial hygiene career, and I.am, of course, far from being an authority on the subject. You are, naturally, one of those to whom I shall be most anxious to turn for help, and you can depend upon it that your kind offer of aid will not he ignored. Sincerely yours, Manfred Bowditch Director of Health and Safety KE 0014659