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August 18, 1944 1O Dr. George Calingaert, The Ethyl Coiporation, l6uo Vest Eight Mile Road, Ferndale 2U, Detroit, Mich. Dear Cal: The question about the handling of requests for Ethyl Fluid in the Detroit Laboratory has come up again. So far as you and I are concerned, I think there is complete understanding and that no difficulties trill arise. However, I am not certain that others in responsible positions in the Detroit T Laboratory follow the same procedure that is indicated in your memorandum of March 12, 1945, to myself and Mr. Kaley. I do not wish to take any steps in this matter without your advise, but I would appreciate knowing whether you have knowledge of all shipments of this type made under the authority of the Detroit Laboratory. More specifically, I should like to know whether Bartholomew and Heron may send Fluid to people who are working with them collaboratively or to other groups or agencies, and whether they follow the same procedure that you have agreed to. On receipt of your infor mation I shall know how to proceed further if necessary. Sincerely yours, RAK ef Robert A. Selioei'