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Et h y l Ga s o l in e Co r p o r a t io n Ch r y s l e r Bu il d ix g 403 Le x in g t o n Av e n u e Gr a h a mEd g a r DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH April 27, 1936* Dr. Robert A* Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati Ohio My dear Kehoes In accordance with your letter of April 17th, I am sending you under separate cover 123 copies of the paper on Normal Lead together with 139 copies Part I* of the tetraethyl lead investigation and two copies of the Bureau of Mines Report* I think your preface and contents are excellent and it will be fine to have all of this material together in one point. My only suggeswould be the possible inclusion of a brief summary at the end or at the start along such possible lines as- ^ 1^ aJ Qri'H. ' ih ,i 'Timin importarrc points in this volume are s- by the investigations' - The development of chemical and spectrographic methods for the determination of small quantities of lead in biological material* . --tEstablishment of existence^sftd magnitude of normal lead -- --in both primitive and civilised man^-together wlth-eeme indicotinn of -the-sources -of" ihie l^ad* The behavoir of tetraethyl lead in the human organism } ^ i $ treatment of lead intoxication produoed by concentrated tetraethjl lead* The lead hazards associated with the manufacture and blend-ing of tetraethyl lead with gasoline ancfcregulations necessary --for safe handling of this material* ,fp Studies of leaded gasoline the results of which indicate that v*-------- -no likelihood of public health hazard exists from the distribu- -tion of this substance as a motor fuel*" I am merely thinking that it will be difficult for anyone not a .. Kehoe m2m April 27, 1936 sion of the -work and possibly such conclusions should b included* g e/l e j \ 0015453