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June 3.8, 1935 ENCDNeethrwwh.ryyYYGlsoorlGaerrhkkraasmBCouliEitinyldedgianCrgorporation Dear Dr. Edgars Sevan reporting a cSaosmeeodfaysuspapgoosedI hteadtraaetlheyttlelreafrdom poisoning at the Monapoli plant of ItalAmericano in Italy. It seems that shortly after beginning a mix, the gasoline pump failed to operate and without any instructions from any one* the man in charge of the mixing hauled In a mechanic who was passing at that time. uTshee loafttaemr awskithoorugtlocvhaens,ginspgehnitsabcoloutthefisftaenednwmitihnouutetsthe repairing the pump. He felt alright Immediately after banudt fsohroratlynumafbteerrobfecdaamyes wilals, iwlle.nt Thohmeeeaxntdenwt eonft htoisbed, illness can not be determined from the report of the local doctor and there is reason to believe that the mcaansed, eascftreibressomheisthilrleneesmsonwthisthhesomreecohvyepreerdbotloe.sucInh aany point as to be able to return to his work, then sickened again and was examined at that time by Professor Datto who is our chief consultant in Italy. This latter examination was conducted sane seven months after the Initial illness and as you might expect yielded.very o OD WJ blaaiertteetntlheceaoittInhnttiaefmomrerimgnwraaothtesiiodcshnlyt.haerineCreaebocrycftauicirnnoatmteleepr,aelidosctraatniotnhnagellyysstheabmesecpwdalueieassrgeehnmatohvaseedtyeic oo picture. I have gone over the full report and have wanrailtytesningMrt.hBeevcalninaicndalharevepoprrte.paCreodpiaesmoemf omrayndluemtter to \ Stheevanpuarpndoseofotfheacmquemaionratinndgumyoaureweinthclothseedchirecruemwsitthanfcoers I have no way of telling whether anything further will come of it and I amconcerned about It because of the violation of per regulations on the one hand, and the Incompetence of our medical consultants on the other. Jthuiyntgws hIatamI nshotalqlubieteacblleeatro, dboutab1osuht aellithkeeerpoift thinesemind and shall try eventual y to work out a more suitable type of medical supervision in Italy, 1 should appreciate very N20481