ASSETS CASH CCgfltjjued) HUic Account Casht Cash Balance, April 50th, 1938 Cash Receipts, May 1st, 1938 to May 23rd, 1938, inclusive Cash and Cash Items on Hand, May 23rd, 1938 (900 A.M) Currency Silver Checks 5-31-38 - T.

ASSETS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: Customers Ledger: Ledger Debit Balance, May 31st, 1938 This balance is made u p as follows; Not yet due Past due (Orer term date) t97.828.78 $84,315.06 15.515.72 (1) $97,828.78 (1) Included in this amount are slow accounts, which at May 31st, 1938, have been on the books for a period of ninety days or more, also accounts which have been definitely established as very doubtful or "Uncollectible" and have not yet been cleared or charged off to Bad Debts % Slow Accounts!

December 20* 1938 Uv9 Hugh Foasefefc Btfeyl Export Corporation Thames House, Mil 'bali London, J* ?

HAROLD R.

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February 3, 1930 Or.

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July 19, 1939 Dr.

Vt HARVARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH / DAltTUZNT OF Ii*DUITi[AL Hy GIZNE ii Sbattuck Street 'Bottom, ^Massachusetts December 10, 1938 Dr Robert A, Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr* Kehoe* The enclosed may interest.you* I do not know anything whatever about this firm and I rather imagine I may have started something* If you do not care to become embroiled, simply pass it all right back to me.

THE liAHTXH-SEKCJDE COMtAHY '' CHICAflO FACTOR!

DIRECTORS - LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 1931, 1932 *B.N.Zimmer, V.

June 12, 1931 Dr.

February h* 1933 Mr* J * J Levine Sales % n a g e r Eastman Oil Company 1 Mechanic Street Lebanon, Hew Yarapshire Dear Mr* Levines Your letter of January 28th addressed to the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation has been referred to m for further reply* Yo u r Inforcasti that investigations have been carried on for some time in connection with claims of injury as result of contact with Ethyl Gasoline is correct The facts in the matter are very much as Dr* Edgar has stated them to be in his letter of January 30th* All of the evidences of observations of injuries and various types of experlinenfcation with animals indicate that injury from Ethyl Gasoline is not appreciably different from the injury obtained from ordinary gasoline* In fact, the injury which is produced la quite clearly the result of the gasoline Vase and not of the minute amounts of the ingredients of Ethyl Fluid which are added to the gasoline* If the physicians who have raised the question of the possible specific influence of Ethyl Gasoline are interested In corresponding with me further In the matter, I sho'ild be very glad to give them such information as I have on the treatment of gasoline b u m 3 * However, I take it that they are acquainted with the nature of gasoline burns and that since there Is no peculiar property in the case of Ethyl Gasoline, I shall probably not be able to contribute much to their information on the subject* Very truly yours, akis p

Sum 2$ , 1937 Dr* Bernard Teegarden #1 East Btath Str eet m s Yofe Cit y He, Y-,ork