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HARRllsOM ~i / Ha r ^k is on J{a d ia t o \ Di vision GENE RAL M OTO R S C O RP O RATION LOCKPORT NEW YORK May 5, 1937 Robert A.

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fP WMP1H PPHTdlT or mOmBUaJxiatmiCxTa.tAmMriTutsa im Vt, tbe undersigned, do hereby certify that we were present at the fcwql Meeting of the shareholdera of fhe Glldden Cowpany held oa January 21, 1937 for the election of directors and the aaendaent of the regulation* pursuant to appolntnent aade thereat} that we acted as Inspector* of election and tellers; that there were present or represented iat said meeting 438,632 share* of tho Cowson Stock of the Company out of 800,000 shares outstanding, the 4&$ Convertible Preferred Iteok not being entitled to vote at the at*ting; that the aaendaent of the regula tions of the Cowpany relative to the Sseeutiw* Ooealtte* was approved by a wot* of 438,822 shares of the Cowaon StoOk of the Company; that me shares voted in opposition to said aaendaent.

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COPY THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF OHIO COLUMSUS January 20, 1936 Mr.

March. 27, 1935 Dr* Louis P* Bosnian African Life Buildings St.

March 11, 1933 Dr* Philip Drinker 'Harvard, School of Public Health 55 Van Dyke Street Boston, Mass* Dear Doctor Drinker: 1 am sending you herewith four articles of a series "0n the Normal Absorption and Excretion of Dead" which I should like to publish in the Journal of Industrial Hygiene* Ih immediate relationship of present articles to Industrial hygiene may not be apparent at once* However, I am preparing several further articles which with these will summarize the principal findings in our experimental wcark on lead over a period of a number of years * The present ones form the basis for comparison with the findings is a number of lead trades# `i'hey are, therefore, essential as a base line* X recognize that the length of this group of articles and the number of tables Involve difficulty In publication, particularly in these somewhat restricted times* However, I should not feel justified In publishing them at all without the data which will permit of their critical examination* Moreover, I wish to publish the entire series in the same journal if it is at all possible* I can hardly expect them all to appear in the same Issue, though that would be an advantage* If they are unsatisfactory for the Journal of Industrial Hygiene In their present form, or If they can not all be used, I would appreciate your returning all of them to me for seme other disposition* It occurs to me further that you and your associates may feel that it is imperative that the analytical methods be described In detail in association with these articles.

Gr a h a m Ed g a r DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Et h y l Ga s o l in e Co r p o r a t io n Ch r y s l e r Bij ig ij iis t c v i35 Ea s t 42*P St r e e t Xe w Yo r k April 24, 1935.

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