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DONALD A. KOHR PRESID EN T A . D A t t .t ,,f, v t c e . p t c s i o K t T A *,0 * < * , Th e Lo w e B r o t h e r s Co mpa n y Da y t o n f 2. Oh io , U.S.A. M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF P A I N T S , V A R N I S H E S AND L A C Q U E R S September 26, 19h6. A-- " X ,'' A .t /> \ \ '' Robert A. Kehoe, sv ir Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology, College of Medicine, d A '' 'K-: University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lear Doctor You can do us quite a service if you m i l answer the question raised in this letter. Vie have about three hundred employees here at Dayton, and approximately one-half of them work in our factories and one-half are office people. You. have had a lot of : experience in*the question of industrial'hazards and'the health of employees.; You also by contact Tilth us and by the contacts that your associates have had, with our plant are pretty well informed concerning our working conditions here in the manu- . facture of paint, varnish and lacquer. . 'What we would like to have is your recommendation as to the' kind' of a physical examination we. should give prospective employees to determine whether or not they sight become a hazard if w e :put them in our organization'. ,. , There is no particular hurry about our securing this information but we will appreciate your dropping us a note at your' convenience outlining just how much of a physical examination you believe it would be wise for us to require. - Yours very truly, DAK-Rifi F. KE 77 2 " c a se ma r k r e pl y f o r t h e a t t e n t io n o f t h e s ig n e r o f t h is l e t t e r