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OCR Page 1 of 2June 12th,1931.
Dr. James P. Leake,
Room 1-123 C. Bldg.
16th Seventh St. S.W.
Wash. D.C.
Dear Dr. Leake:
I have read a copy of your paper on radium
poisoning, presented before the Medical Society in Phils.
on June 10th.
Tie feel that you have delt with the subject
in an eminently fair manner, and believe that the work
of the Department of Public Heslth should be constructive,
in that it will indicate possible hazards in the industry
other than the practice of pointing the brush with the
lips.
When the clock companies are fully aware
of what the other hazards may be, 1 an sure that they
will be only too willing to give their fullest cooporation
towards eliminating them.
Sincerely yours,
Vice President.
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