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August 22, 1944 VIX W * . .L-tyWXiL j Ethyl Co3:*por-ation, Chrysler* Building, New York City 17* Dear Oscar? In accordance with ray premise of *some weeks ago I 'rave reviewed the circular* letter dated July 2a, concerning the activities of safety engineers in relation to can shipment of Ethyl Fluid, and especially shipments made by the Detroit Laboratory or authorized by chem. I consider that the circular letter is probably satisfactory for present purposes. Certainly at the moment there is no occasion for recalling it or modifying it. On the other hand, I am not quite sure that all of the Detroit executives follow the same procedure. Therefore, I am taking this up through Cal, and if necessary will take it up with Mr. Bartholomew and others. Just in order that there may be no mistake as to the policies recommended by Dr. Calingaert and approved by him, (I have no statement that would Indicate that any action had been taken on this subject officially in the Few York office), I am sending you as an attachment, a copy of Dr. Calingaert*s memorandum of March 12, 194^ to Mr. Kaley. This memo seems quite satisfactory to me, and if it is.followed by everybody else in the Detroit Laboratory, everything in this connection seems to be in order. Sincerely yours, BAK ef Enc. Bobert A. Kehoe, M. D.