Hugh Fossett That Associated, Kthyl Company Ltd* The Adelphi London, W* C. 2 England Dear Mr Possetfcs Quite some time ago I received your letter with respect to the request cf the Distillers Company for a supply of tetraethyl lead for carrying on some work, th nature' of which is not disclosed.

Hodous wanted to know if we were selling lead for this purpose.

-l op ,J^^.134a ieroert Oars- .. 60.1 130.0 _tardazc Line rablir.ed . hits Lead 1 itanitoxide .lo bestine ,.0.

Vi etesv-Byer xsnbleaeai >\ wish to acknoyled^ youK, fester of December 4 request ing information concerning ib^afuV/dffeets of lead in gasoline and what lead content is n'atvit&^iful to worker. `' Xy \ J" Vi:e have rafSfrfeti. yourxjrjs^ucst to 'dr.

to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

General medical history and physical examination reveals no evidence of disease, occupational or otherwise, on this man* Laboratory data show only that the amount of lead in the urine and blood are somewhat increased above the normal Conclusions and Recommendations This man Is In excellent physical and mental health and the above mentioned lead increase is not sufficient to produce disease In this man.

The record is definitely abnormal with inversion of T waves in precordial leads.

The first coating to be tried for lead fume suppression in flame cutting will be a strip of glass cloth, impregnated, by suction, with clay to' minimize pores, glued to the painted surface.

frl-A Florman's Lead and Zinc Faint Exterior House Paint 'Shite Ho. 47 Pigment 6S.SO> Basic Carbonate White Lead Zinc Oxide Titanox A Lbs 550 75 50 Vehicle 31.207s F.ew Linseed Oil Crier Turpentine Yield . 275 loo 12 > 9S1 eli in C-allon 'fO j --^" ~o 9.85 1 1.54 -Tfa 7 -1; Unit Cost 08 3A 07 1/2 15 36.66 2.64 1.7 5^ *07?

Three visits were made to the plant to check toxic hazards and asbestos, lead formate, potassium, etc.

Pigment: 66/S Lead Sulphate 35$ Leaded Zinc Asbestine Vehic ee: 34.0 % Solution Raw Linseed Drier Mineral Spirits Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss 2 % Actual Yield- Lb. 510 395 226 6 500 22 40 1705 Cals ^ 97..96 .*7*^ '1*77 9.5 Iw Unit Cost 7.40 c 6.29c .94c 64.4 36..9 04g 10.00c 35s .. .9995s 102.0 2.0 100.0 .

D ear D octor Kehoe, I w ish to acknowledge re c e ip t o f th e tvro r e p r i n t s o f th e B u l l e t i n s on Lead D e te rm in a tio n s , Lead Fumes Sam pling, and th e C o n tro l o f I n d u s tr ia l : D ust, f o r which I thank you very much

Lowery, Jr. of Universal Oil Products Company calling attention to a situation which seems to have developed in certain western Army posts and having to do with the use of lead treated gasoline in cooking equipment

Kehoe and the writer, the maximum concentration of lead in Vitol was stated to be 3 cc.

Titanox B-30 337.5 9.56 35# Leaded Zinc Lead Carbonate 3.7.5 75.0 7.12 1.32 VEHICLE Raw Linseed Oil Kettle Bodied Oil Dryer Mineral spirits 345.0 19.7 14.0 54-2 46.00 2.63 2.00 7.75 Unit Cost .0600 Per lb. .0725 " " .0350 " " 1.11 1.41 . 61 .12 Per Gal. "" "" "" O' ^ Total Co: C6 H 1.22 .93 Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss 2% Actual Yield 118.29 76.38 1.52 74.36 COST ANALYSIS Material Cost Per Gallon Direct Labor Cost Per Gallon Factory Overhead Per Gal .on Bulk Cost Per Gallon Complete Package Cost Per Gallon Factory Cost in Package Prices (B) To an Independent Wholesaler (D) To an Independent Dealer (E) Retail 01 $1.44 .10 __ .07 1.61 . 11, SI.75 42.01 2.6C 3, N 4705