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TANK CLEANING EQUIPMENT 2! Ni N> in in KET 0022530 SAFETYDIVISION Ko be r t A. Ke h o e .M.D. CHAIRMAN Os c a r B. Le w is MANAGER Ru s s e l l Sc h e l l ASSISTANT MANAGER , ! . ; ~ 1` N evyYo r k ` ^ f ,y * July 31, 13Uo /- Dr. R. A. ICehoe Sear Sr. Kehoe: tw r""T* . * r* - \ ' .a ;'V'-> (^ y%> -LA-A * .'f** % be are sending you under separate cover a pair of Neoprene gloves which have been forwarded us by our Los Angeles office. The Carter-Lochard Company, distributors for -`-'avis equipment in California wrote us a letter and asked if we could approve these for our type of work. From the standpoint of doing mechanical work with gloves o"n, we find that a very thin type is much preferable to the heavy rubber, or even these neoprene gloves. It is almost impossible'to start a nut on a thread or hold small pieces of material with gloves so thick as it is difficult to flex the fingers. Since they have specifically asked for a report on then, I wonder if you would be good enough to let us have your comments. . Very truly yours, W:GCL 0022531