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V ' V* ,, 1 Fe b r u a r y l, 1956 Rot J* J . Moose Ch a t t a n o o g a , Term , H r .1A . E. M lt t n a c h t ' *J ^ N' ' E t h y l G a s o lin e C o r p o r a t io n C h r y sle r B u ild in g # i!S9KSSfSlS` :if5 le Yo r k C it y He* York - Dear Arti f *~ i t^^.JTy-n.>i*-Vv4", r,S \-Hvr7m *">h V On May 11th, l$3k you sent us a letter with your file concerning a suit bheotween the Gulf Refining Con?any and suggesting that someone in this laboratory examine Mr hut act in the capacity of a representative of the Refining Company. On May 16th, 193k D r . Schradln neat to Chattanooga but was unable to see Mr* who had previously left for Hot Springs. We have ormation on this case of a lator date than June 6th* 193k* _____ Today Mr. R. W* Hargraves, counsel for ^Ir, came Into the laboratory requesting information on our experiences lth poisoning from leaded gasoline. I discussed our experiences of the past ten years fully, pointing out that e had been unable to establish a single case of significant lead absorption from the handling of leaded gasoline, and the impro>baa'bility of his client having received lead poisoning from* that source. The description of given by Mr, Hargraves is not that of a typical lead intoxication, and to make Mr. Hargraves* position even more difficult, the doctor who attended Moose during his illness,, has sine died. ^ .^ Mr.; Engraves masked''that w -examine his client- for. him and glve h i m an-opinion on his condition, Thie-;leagred'to-dband%^e||tf>to:ihear from Mr, Hargraves in af an#'iml^:ai^ka#9Sieats,for the. examination, I am^wwitifig you*-asyott`atti-see^that the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation may be a?aa into -this as a consequence of Mr, Hargraves* request, I have no doubt about the outcome of the examination but it may b that you may wish to inform the.Gulf Refining Company of the steps that are being **^ ~~ ?*J'*' Jyi- t .;V''-i>giScSK|SR V mill - Mlvjfbv* ~ A. < ^M'-<* -V* ^*~ Very truly yours, wiiXard'" 4* Mac3ae, M.D* 00114