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1 raOTaeS5^JuUCv3K P. 0. Box 2099 Houston, Texas March 21, 1938 3 Dr* Robert A, Kehoe Klttering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati" Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear Dr. Kehoe: This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of March 17, 1938. I am very glad that the book reached you without mishap. You are probably correct in your interpre tation of the report of the case of Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company v. that strictly speaking no question of leaded gasoline was involved* While I am not familiar with any of the details of the case, except as shown in the report, I have been told by other lawyers that in that case upon the trial reference was made to leaded content. Of course, all of that record does not go into the report, and as you suggested, the report it self is of no value as a precedent, -\ j ^4 I have discussed with the management their attitude with regard to the matter of your expenses and want to assure you that we would be very glad indeed to pay them. Will you not take the matter up with the Ethyl Gas Corpora tion or whoever it may be and ask them to communicate with me upon the subject, or, if you will give me the amount direct, I will be very glad indeed to forward a check to cover. JPAiP 0003639