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Kovesiber 3* 1937 Mr* John Bchaefer Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Boat 688 Wilmington, Dolanare Boar Johns I bar looked ever Mr, Colvin*s report of October 9th on the situation of the Bow Chemical Company at Midland, and I have also noted your coi&nenta# I think you ar right In that e should probably look into this situation.

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ANACONDA LEAD PRODaCDS COMPANY Minutes of Special Meeting of Stockholders.

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June 10, 1935 Dr* Graham Edgar Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Chrysler Building Hew York City New York Dear Edgars Within the next ten days I hope to have completed the studies which we have been making on the absorption of tetraethyl lead out of lubricating oil W studied this question, making use of experimental animals frequently exposed to various concentrations of lead In oil# Some of the work is already finished but I am waiting for the analytical data on the lower con centrations# 411 the indications are that the rate of absorption out of oil is somewhat lass than out of gasoline I am expecting to leave Cincinnati the last week in June or the first week in July to be gone on a, vacation for some weeks# However, I shall make it a point to got the report on these studies Into your hands before I go away# If there are any other matters pending which may" require my attention before I go away, I would be glad if you would bring them to ray attention at once# With kindest personal regards, Cordially yours, RAKsTS HE 0015537

<' # - mmM MOTUG HESS SEPTEMBEE 6, 1936 CLOSE SCROTXNX OF FOBS PATIENTS Being Kept m Them by Doctors in Bare Disease THESE MEK KkWE DIED Disease Followed fxsit Into Hugh Empty Tank Four of seven sen who set out to clean corrosive substances from the bottoa of a vast gasoline tank on the Savannah river less than a fortnight ago araj now under the most close* constant and expert medical observation and care in local hospitals to avert development of a dangerous disease, so rare as to be unknown in medical annals of this section., The other three are dead* oint funeral sarvica^^plaimed this afternoon for^BPFand , brothers, jHHHH* the third victim, this afternoon will is grave alone* All three were colored.

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May IS* 1939 Dr, J, Edward Hershberger 1901 Salem Avenue Dayton* Ohio Dear Doctor Hershberger* In reply to your letter of May 11th* I have seen no reason for believing that there is any interaction between bensol poisoning and lead poisoning, I can conceive of a case in which the combination of these two toxic substances at the same time would produce more disastrous results than either alone* but I have never seen such a case.