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LAWRENCE F. WHITE, M. D. Suite 906 California Medical Bldg. 1401HopeStreet LOS ANGELES . . ' ' W Estm ore 8782 July 19th, 1932 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio My dear Dr. Kehoe: I have been studying the literature regarding poisoning by gasoline which has been treated with tetraethyl lead. Mr. Wagner, the Los Angeles representative of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation has referred me to you for answers to my question regarding the fundamentals and summary of the chemical, reactions in the manufacture of ethyl fluid. If I am correctly informed the ethyl chloride process is the one being used and my requesting for a brief outline of the process now In use* I would also appreciate your answers to the following questions.- (1) What do you recommend at the present time for the treatment of acute and chronic tetraethyl lead poisoning? (2) Would you consider in this same class a patient who had swallowed a glass full of ethyl gasoline? Thanking you In advance for your attention, I am Tours very^truly, LFWjBC ii) Lawrence F. White, M.D.