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St andar d Oil Co mpany Ei n o o k po h a t k d in nk.w .i e k s e y ) 30 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA. NEW YORK 20, N. Y. KOBKKT COLLI KH PAOK. M. D. OKNKKAI. MEDICAI. UKKCTOR KENNETH H. KOrKCIKR. M. I). ASSOCIATK MEDICAL DlKKCTOK I HOMAS C. KIKNZLK. M. I>. li.U.IMl b \ SOHNE!DKli, M. D. j a m e s K. m c m i l l a n . m . d . ASSISTANT MEDICAL IIIRCCTOKS .oHS M. DALEY. M. 1>. UH.UAM E. WAKKLEY. J r .. M. D. iiAKKY F. c o i .i-e r . m . d . P U YS I CI A N S AT U R G E ,March 25 1954 RICHARD K. LEE, M. D. CO N SU LT AN T IMAON OH T ICIAN T. ARTHUR PKAKSON. M. 1>. CON SULT AN T UAIt t OLOOINT THOMAS G. RIGNKY. M. I>. E XAM I N I N U P H YS I CI A N SARA P. WAGNER. It. N. IMKECTOR OK NCIHHKH `r . Robert A . Kehoe 'lettering Lao or at ory :I.'n Street Cincinnati 19, Ohio Re: Tetraethyl Lead Workers Oear Dr. Kehoe: Dr. Eckardt informs me that during your last visit to New lor': you talked to hire, with reference to the broad tetraethyl lead program as applied to Jersey Standard. It so happens that representatives of .the duPont Corporation have been in communication with us and have some very definite ideas of ohansinr certain aspects of the existing tetraethyl lead program. ,ve feel somewhat neutral in the natter, and it has occurred to us that perhaps we could arrange for a meeting between Dr. Rankin, rep resenting Dr. Gehrmann of duPont, and yourself, the thought being that we could probably iron out any differences and agree upon a program that would not only be in complete concurrence with you and Dr. Gehrmann but also with several of the medical directors of Jersey affiliates who, for some time, I might add, have not been completely satisfied with the tetraethyl lead program as it exists at the present time. I know that you have some specific thoughts in the matter, and we would like very much to be apprised of them. Awaiting further word from you, I am, RCP:na c: ;)r Or Or " J Wade R* E. Eckardt 3. L. Rankin