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Dr. R. F. Taylor c/o British-American Oil Company Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Dear Doctor Taylor:
The analytical results on the samoles of urine and blood taken from the men who had potential exposure to tetraethyl lead on or about October 12, are enclosed.
The results are within normal limits and would indicate that there had been no recent significant exposure to lead. The samples were taken unfortunately (and I know unavoidably) too late to show any minor absorption of tetra ethyl lead and it is entirely possible judging from the conditions of exposure that at least one man may have taken in a little load oven though the samples taken some 20 days after exposure do not shov? it.
We can bo sure that no damage was done and that the load levels are new -within a "normal" range.
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