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RO BERT P. H ARLAN D ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLO R TELEPHONE MARQUETTE 4483 907 EMPIRE BUILDING MILW AUKEE October 17, 1936. Dr. Robert A. Kehoe, c/o University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear Sir: Your letter of October 14, 1936, concerning the effects of gasoline on the skin, has been received. I a p - preciate very much your rather detailed explanation of the effects of gasoline on the skin and for the present time this information will be sufficient. You might be interested in knowing that I repre sented a man whose skin became infected and the only probable cause of the infection was thought to be gasoline, particular ly Ethyl gasoline. In view of the suggestion you have made in your letter we are presently investigating the possibili ties of there being some other cause for this condition. I appreciate very much your reply to my inquiry and shall be happy to call on you for further assistance in the future. Yours very truly, SPH/M ooHe 9 0*o