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Re min g t o n Ar ms Co mp a n y , in c . J22T22ZS MANUFACTURERS DF SPORTING FIREARMS.AMMUNITION ARMS WORKS. ILION, N Y. AMMUNITION WORKS. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. BRIMSDOWN. MIDDLESEX. ENG. CABLE-HARTLEY, BRIDGEPORT-ALL CODES TRAPS TARGETS BRIDGEPORT, CONN. PETERS CARTRIDGE DIVISION WORKS, KINGS MILLS, OHIO TRAP AND TARGET WORKS FINDLAY. OHIO August 2nd, 1943 Dr. Hobert Kehoe Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: Urine and blood samples were taken on on July 30, 1943. ABC-226, The utmost caution was observed in obtaining these. The man came to the Plant on his own time in his street clothes. At the Hospital, he took a thorough shower with hot water and soap. He was immediately placed on a stretcher on a clean sheet and covered with another clean sheet. Blood was then withdrawn with the utmost care. A urine was obtained immediately after the blood sample. Be fore reporting to the Hospital, the patient limited his fluids from midnight to nine A.U. in order to obtain a more concen trated urine. Vve await with interest the report of your findings on this man. We would appreciate a comment a s to whether the high bicod and low urine lead concentrations could be influenced by excessive intake of water during gthe hot weather. Sincerely yours, K. T. Johnstone, V., D. i'edical Supervisor 3v !*MM:drh KTJ