Pelz: We have received correspondence from the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) concerning your request for the equivalent of 300 cc's of tetraethyl lead.

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Gentlemen: It is our understanding that employes o our company who handle lead tetraethyl are to be examined once a year by a physician from your company.

Fay also discussed the possibility of lead dropping out of the unit when slop is being rerun.

Kehoe: I had a memorandum from you some time back advising me of the receipt of our lead control procedure which I had sent you feeling that it might be of some interest to you* In your letter you mentioned that you expected to give me some comments later orw I would like to let you know that I appreciate any comments that you would like to make and certainly would give serious consideration to any suggestions.

New Jersey Dear Doctor Eckardt: I have raised the matter of a discussion of the toxicity and potential health hazards of the organic lead compounds with the proper persons in Ethyl Corporation.

.: Troy ;*illinghan arl Cecdie John Curry x-rayed 11-17-54 X-rayed 11-19-54 x-rayed 12-1S-54 As yet we have not received temiration notices on thewhich leads us to believe that the:.* are still wording -Quid you kindly verify this or forward termination notices if they have been fired.

Director, Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati' Keen Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: I assume that you have seen the advertising of the R:-S-A Lead-In-Air Detector Kit being distributed with a circular letter catec November 28, 1958.

Dear Doctor Kehoe: X just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate the time and effort which you expended in behalf of an swering my questions about lead concentrations in blood and brain.

Elder: The Preface which you propose for the revised booklet, "Methods for Determining Lead in Air and in Biological Materials" appears to me to be satisfactory as written.

Pelz: We have received correspondence from the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) concerning your request for the equivalent of 300 cc's of tetraethyl lead.