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Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y. 10017 Telephone: (212) 532-2373 . Environmental Health Department To: P. Robinson From: J. FNcole J, f'C- ^ ^ ^ ^ Date: January 37,\ 1972 \ Lead Occupational Health \ Enclosed are copies of two letters received from Don Beilstein referrring to an article entitled, "Poisoned Paint" which appeared in Safety Management, issue No. 106. Don apparently feels that both of us/hhould visit the National Foremen's Institute to try to educate them wiLh regard to the real hazards of lead in industry. Don seems to feel that'' the headquarters are in Norwalk, Connecticut, but the address given on the j>.dblication Hs Waterford, Connecticut, which is not nearly so convenient. / Personally,- I don't feej/that it is necessary for you to become involved, but since Don specifically'requested your involvement, I am referring the matter to you. I intend contact the National Foremen's Institute myself. Whether or not I make a visit will be determined by their reaction to my initial con tact. Please let me know if you want to be involved further. cb: Encs. ' j < ! il'lI -U /*- j / H I I Mill, ' 77777" j c. i /.-.j . - >>U L /i , . I / J u' *' - > t \.A \ - vx V `> / I i- L- / - \ </ / l- ,/7 ^ < y. <) -+I 1 <; > O \/-A. , / . //"LX. /L it. L XT.: - yy <- ' j i /.* // 77... < LIA-7 6809