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ET H Y L P O R T- B U EN O S A IR E S Buenos Aires,October 11th,1945 Doctor Robert A, Kehoe, UKneitvteerrisnigtyLoafboCraintocriynnoaftiA, pplied Phisiology, C i n c i n n a t i - onx u - u ,o * 4i - Dear Dr,Kehoe, I must apologize for not having written you regarding the question of regulations to be issued by the Public Health Depart ment in the Argentine,to govern the manufacture,blending and distribu tion of tetraethyl lead.

The reasons for tqy objection are as followsi (1) it will lead to oonfuslon, especially If the noise ever beoomesjw^d^^nsed, as there are many other ethyl gases besides^totraetigrl leedt (2) since the real ob ject of our Imrestigotion is to determine whether or not lead is deleterious in the combustion produote, it Beans to me that we would be wise in our investigations to refer to its ohemlo&l name "tetraethyl lead", or one of the other ones possible.

Doyle wrote to G & B which, in essence, indicated that the new sign met with the provisions of an article intitled, "Changes in Regulations Pertaining to Tetraethyl Lead Gasoline", (Public Health Reports.

Qroon Storage Batteries Tetraethyl Lead Coiaaunlcatlona Cable inanition Solder House Paints Oxides flushing Corsolet tbe Lead Haricot The Troataant of Load felsoning R.

Qroon Storage Batteries Tetraethyl Lead Coiaaunlcatlona Cable inanition Solder House Paints Oxides flushing Corsolet tbe Lead Haricot The Troataant of Load felsoning R.

.- ETHYLPORT-BUENOS AIRES Buenos Aires,October 11th,1945 Doctor Robert A, Kehoe, Kettering Laboratory of Applied Phisiology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati - cniu - u,o,n- Dsar Dr,Kehoe, I must apologize for not haring written you regarding the question of regulations to be issued by the Public Health Depart ment in the Argentine,to govern the manufacture,blending and distribu tion of tetraethyl lead.

IVe have recently been studying the distribution of tetraethyl lead and some of the colloidal lead compounds, and at the same time have been studying the excretion where these various com pounds are used.

IVe have recently been studying the distribution of tetraethyl lead and some of the colloidal lead compounds, and at the same time have been studying the excretion where these various com pounds are used.

As you have already indicated, there has been and still is considerable speculation among certain groups in Los Angeles as to the effects of tetraethyl lead fluid and its combustion products in contributing to th air pol lution in Los Angeles.

Treated with 0.75 c.c. lead tetraethyl on skin of belly.

The quantity of tetraethyl lead which can be Ingested in handling commercial gasoline is entirely negligible, and is of no consequence so far as the danger of lead poisoning is concerned.

I am venturing to w rite to you because of your association with the K ettering Laboratory A bstracts to discover whether you can help us in locating references to com parable work on organic lead, specifically tetram ethyl- and tetraethyl lead and the corresponding trialkyl-lead sa lts.

It does occur occa sionally from exposure to tetraethyl lead or lead fumes.