Document zgm5bRamjVdDvx7QNjX2oGvm

525 WILLIAM PENN PLACE PITTSBURGH 30. PA. July 28, 1958 Mr. DeWitt Huffman Industrial Hygiene Engineer The Industrial Commission of Ohio Room 611, Ohio Departments Building Columbus 15, Ohio Dear DeWitt: I appreciate your thoughtfulness in forwarding me your paper on the '`Lead Problem in the Ceramic Industry". I have gone through a portion of it thus far and find it very enlightening and interesting and intend to forward it to Ken Morse for his review as soon as I have completed my study of it. I regretted very much hearing of Dr. Merritt's untimely death. He was truly a dedicated Individual and I can appreciate your personal loss as I know you were good friends. I am also sure that the Industrial Commission will have great difficulty in finding a replacement as capable as Dr. Merritt. Thanks again for your courtesy in connection with the leaded steel problem at our Lorain, Ohio plant. There have been no recent developments and the program i3 still in the projected stage. I shall keep you informed. Sincerely, Ceorge H. Reilly