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November lif, 193^ Hr, Carl Anderson General Service ManagerPackard Motor Car Company New York City New York Dear Mr, Anderson: I recently obtained some more or less chance information through a friend of yours, Mr. J. R, Druma to the effect that certain of your employees have been examined by local medical men and have expressed the opinion that such employees had absorbed large amounts of "Ethyl poison1'. I should be very grateful if you would let me have any information which is avail able on this subject and if you would give me some idea of the possible significance of the examinations made together with the names and the professional standing, if possible, of the doctors who have made the examinations. Perhaps I had better give you the background of my interest in this matter by telling you that I have been the Chief Medical Consultant of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation over a period of years, and I and my associates In this laboratory have been studying the question of load absorption in relation to the handling and use of leaded gasoline since 192J+. Therefore, any information which is available on this subject is of the utmost Interest and importance to me. Very truly yours, RAK: IS Robert A. Kehoe, M.D