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G r a h a m E i >o a r . DIRECTOR O F R E SE A R C H Et h y l Ga s o l i n e Co r po r a t i o n Ciik y s i.h r b u i l d i n g 135 E a s t -12P St r e e t I e w Yo r k October 30, 1933. Dr. Robert A. Kehoe, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, Eden & Bethesda Aves., Cincinnati, Ohio. lly dear Kehoe, . Thanks very much for your letter of October 20th<> I rather guessed that Dr. Sayers night take this attitude which was why I brought the matter up in the first place0 Y'e are getting together a number of possible methods of labeling the trucks and will discuss the natter with Dr. Sayers before de ciding which to use. I an by no means certain that the Corporation ever discussed the use of tank cars with the Public Health Service. I.Iittnacht tells me that naturally the natter was discussed with you and with Machle and that his impression is that the New York office felt that if you did not feel it necessary to ask the Surgeon General about it, there would be no reason for us to do so. I, personally, was not in on the early discussion of the matter. I think it is quite obvious that any future changes should be discussed with them. I cannot believe that any appreciable danger to the public will come out of the use of these trucks0 It is true that one can imagine an accident producing injury, but this is also true of sulfuric acid and many other chemicals which are transported by truck at the present time. I will keep you in touch with the situation. water. I shall be much interested in your results on the question of lead in Sincerely yours, g e /l r j t / F. S. 7-- tl N9964 i I hope to have the data on distribution, and sale of ETHYL Gasoline u ready for you in a few days * KB' 0008232