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Docteur Florent Coste Professeur -i.gr ege la Faeulte do I-lcdocine Mddecin des ilopitauz il, ana :;) Chmuinot Paris, Eovcnbor l?th,li36 i - u i o. - - il'VO, I taar:': y>,. --or*; much for your letter. I :''us vvu -- now:7 too not to have Vo on :.llc to mot l'r. haelile luriw ; fir trip in France. 1 did not write ;ror about ww h. to it' _F_ ''oc-uac up to now overy-h fir: rent or. the- moot oatiefaetory ray and re have never hud to regret nr; -'Ton to oiopeei any intonication. Simla wry foubtful handout occur, I rdll advise yen immediately. As I toll yon "before, the only difficulty V; s meet ih in Prance is the f L-ocueney of o thylie saturation which obliges us to accept far: tine to tins a worker who dons not satisfy all health requirements. I make every effort to have these doubtful men replaced as rapidly as possible vrith more qualified workmen. I believe that Just nee the staff employed on Ethyl raizing plants is sufficient.I I already learned from you and from Facile's General keport about the seriousness of the dangers involved in 'the cleaning of storage t?u-ks having contained Ethyl gasoline. I hold as a principle, each time I visit a plant, to call especially the attention of the suporintendant to the very particular precautions which should bo observed vmen such cleanings are carried out. As a natter of fact, I think that (outside of the Standard at Port-Jerdme maybe ?) no process of this kina has been carried out up to now. I will therefore continue to call the attention, of plant super!utenuants on this point and if necessary, should some cleaning of that sort ho decided, I v;iil try to ho present -Ton it is carried out. hr. Tlmiiault has had a separate pamphlet prepared, outlining the procautions to ho observed -ohev! cleaning shorn y tanks; ho nill <d_vuluto 'tier: to 'to wT. icry and pl-:it .. ap c r iat c n1ax t x concerned. I have these of y-ur articles vhich you are lacking, i.o., 1 the articles on normal Lead of Journal of Industrial Hygiene, September 1035, and L the first part -only) of your articles entitled "-n Appraisal of lbe Lead hazards m>-,'Oc ck o ... i.>ho D j r .l v. r on .-e o_ ^noli ne cental niu.y rniraethvl Iruu'g hut I roull ho very glad h '"nn> thorn. In fact, I find it extremely useful to '.r'i: eu haul nil your pub hications, for this ear/ enable no answer certain objections ;aid critics. You velll r xsember that it is thanks to Dr. hackle*s General Deport Thick I could 'and on the cyst J:o the reporter of hio Gonsoil SupYricur dhiyyilne, that . : 'uve obtained the increase in proportion of ibtraetbyi Lead in gasoline vhich vould certainly 'rave boon refused to us oilsraise. In cons ecu. crnco, I uould ash you to hoop ' those articles for a fev? uoro rooks in ardor to have acne extracts or copies taken vliiclt I rill beep on hand. 1 -. ill return then to you Domed lately after. I avail myself of .'.is op_ortu::ity to thank you very orach. indeed for sending xic your publications, rrblch are of the greatest intoroot and can bo very useful, to no. Should you have by chance a separate prj/it of your last article in Journal of Anoxic an t-eiicalAoioc tWtHfo I v-oulOi be very glad to receive it. I thank you in advance for sending me the book you refer to. X './ill certainly lot you Iniov? froo time to time about our activities. Vfitli kindest regards, Tours sincerely/, 0013349