The article is titled "Treatment of Organic Lead (Tetraethyl) Intoxication with Edathamil Calcium-Disodium".

$ the remissive amount of tetraethyl lead in gasoline.

Jacques* Tie have your letter of April 2$ inquiring as to our ability to supply a 55-gallon drum of iso-octane containing tetraethyl lead in the amount of 6 cubic centi meters per gallon.

If their results continue to be favorable we may be approached in the not too distant future for supplies of tetraethyl lead, and I would like to be able to give them some sort of an answer.

FOR USE AS A MOTOR FUEL ONLY CONTAINS LEAD (TETRAETHYL) Containers of treated gasoline sold to the general public shall be labeled: FOR USE AS A MOTOR FUEL ONLY CONTAINS LEAD (TETRAETHYL) Treated gasoline is intended and sold only as a motor fuel and for no other purpose.

-It has come to my attention that we paid a death claim on September 22nd in which the cause of death was ascribed to tetraethyl lead.

Kehoe: I have been studying the literature regarding poisoning by gasoline which has been treated with tetraethyl lead.

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.

We have not yet decided as to when and to what extent we will change our contracts to permit increases in tetraethyl lead content, but we will advise your office when we make such decision.

The article is titled "Treatment of Organic Lead (Tetraethyl) Intoxication with Edathamil Calcium-Disodium".

CONTAINS LEAD (TETRAETHYL) AND IS TO BE USED - AS MOTOR FUEL ONLY, NOT FOR CLEANING OR ANY OTHER USE.

It has come to my attention that we paid a death claim on September 22nd in which the cause of death was ascribed to tetraethyl lead.

Kehoe, Kettering Laboratory, College of Medicine, Cincinnati 19, Ohio, He i3 an outstanding authority on the safe handling of lead tetraethyl and can give you a much more authoritative answer to your question than I can.

Kehoe believes, and others present agreed, that changing the wording on pump markings from LEAD (tetraethyl lead) to another form which would cover both TEL and TML was not a problem of immediate importance since the same cautions concerning use of the gasoline will apply and both compounds contain lead.

You will remember that a considerable amount of work was done years ago on the distribution of lead in the organism following the absorption of tetraethyl lead.