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Remington ,, ^jJpjST' Re min g t o n Ar ms Co mp a n y , in c MANUFACTURERS QF FIREARMS. AMMUNITION. CUTLERY TRAPS TARGETS CABLX AOOBCS& HARTLEY, SftlOOEPORT, CONN. ALL COOKS USE CUTLERY WORKS, BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ARMS WORKS. ILlON.N.Y. AMMUNITION WORKS, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 8RIMS00WN, MIDDLESEX, ENG. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. January 25, 194=0 Dr. Robert a, Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of iledicine Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear Dr. Kehoe: I am sending by express eleven urine and feces specimens which were collected during a twenty-four hour period from January 24 to January 25 and having an exposure period of better than three days. 2,iinute detailed instructions was given every one and I hope that we can get proportionate results. These eleven men take care of the twelve jobs which were select ed for study and the attached table will give a description of the type of work each individual does and the years exposure. Inclosed are physical examination reports of the group. The unstained slides of which thare are two on each individual, are in the box containing the fecal specimens. I am very sorry that I forgot to ask you a question while you were here, and that is your own rationale relative to therapy in acute and chronic lead poisoning. There seems to be a great deal of confusion in the literature on this subject. V/ith Kindest regards, I remain Sincerely yours ?.S. One fecal specimen will be shipped separately