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ijd&_ "4 ^ ovii W*~ Jffl , A; -ft. vJbt. ' V. * Vi j a C>\ * _ Nv\. V A, - \ .\jZ^f. ao*Ht/ A.' '>... 316 South Pennsylvania Denver, Colorado May 13, 1939. ndence regarding some complaints It Is my recollection that ;T /. 3 ^ i?r rr, hie and I) discussed.the ! ee-gml.; s where containers that had re used for other purposes and * `i-3 and your opinion was that the ;.{ ' ' ": v t-JiTS ^Cl. i r- Jctbry for such hater uses provided that they were first cleaned with unleaded gasoline or kerosene. In the second paragraph of Mr. Bennett's letter to Coard, he states that caps are used by "local Industries." It occurs to me that if the se industries are few in number and account for the greater paht of such use (which has as yet not been determined) th at they could be informed of the true magnitude of any hazard and advised that proper cleaning will render the cans as satisf actory for such use as previously. Ihe individual average person who has used containers for other purposes will, I believe, continue to do so regardless of any warnings or special instructions he may receive and would, naturally, make some effort t`o clean the cans to get away from gasoline taste* Before discuss ng the various problems with Mr. Bennett, I should appreciate having your views and recommendations. I doubt if I shall be able to leave as soon as stated by Coard and, frankly see no great reason for it but I shall, of course, plan to stop in Llm^. and do what I can. I first believe it wise to develop with the International people. Please return the file with your reply to me at I 316 Scu th Pennsylvania Street Denver, Colorado or, if you prefer, take the matter up directly with International* Best personal regards.