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December 21, 1934 Dr. Plorent Coate I4I Rue Cardinet Paris - 8 e Frahce Dear Dr. Cos fee: I am glad to have received your recent letter. I quite agree v?ith you that there Is likely to be for some time a suspicion of injury on the part of persons who are engaged in any way under conditions which Involve contact with leaded gasoline. In terms of the experience in this country these conditions will come to a natural end after a fairly short period of tine. In the matter of finding someone to make lead analyses, I have some question as to whether this will be either necessary or advisable. I have made an arrangement with an investigator in one of the London Medical Schools to work up the details of a method which, when checked against ours, will give satisfactory results. When everything Is ready we shall be in position through this avenue to acquaint ourselves with the facts in any difficulties which my arise in any part of tho continent, I would be glad if you will keep me informed of anything which devslops in the meantime. With kindest personal regards, Sincerely yours. RAJHIS Soberfc*7i7 Ko'kob,''M"11). K* 0 t *-i. - li A <t iD