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October 23, 19k2 Hr. J. R. Fitzgerald, Lumber Mutual Casualty Insurance Company of Heir York, 1018 Stats Tower Building, Syracuse, Hew York. Dear Mr- Fitzgerald* Ileg to apologise for not having replied to your letter of September 18, addressed to the Ethyl Gasoline Cnrporation, in which you 'made further inquiry about Sinclair 'regular" gaso line . I mistakenly assumed from a hurried glance at the ac companying letter from the Hew York office that you had already been given UK inswer Th to let you know that the records of the Ethy1l Corporation Indicate that this grade of Sinclair gasoline in the area near Syracuse during the past year con tained quantities of tetraethyl lead that varied between .92 and 2.0 c.c. per gallon. 'This, Q3 you will see, is well below the maximum concentration of 3 c.c. per gallon, as referred to in my earlier letter to you. This fact only means that the opportunities for lead exposure were even less than if pre mium gasoline had been used. In either case, the lead expo- sure from this source can be regarded as negligible. Very truly yours. RAK ef C.C. Mr. R. M. Page, Ethyl Corporation, Hew York City. SoSert^Jrr^^oeX'1M;7'l'TT KE 0016219 N18703