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Nov.11, 1972 Lead Industries Association, 292 Madison Ave. New York, N.Y. Environmental Health Dept. Inc. Mr*. J.P. Cole, Sc.D. Dear dir. The booklet you sent me entitled Industrial Lead Poisoning was recieved the latter part of July and contains much useful information It pertained to fumes or particles released in the atmosphere when heat at a high temperature is applied to lead or lead alloys, and confirms my belief that breathing these fumes for long periods of time can be very hazardous. Having gained a lot of information from your book, I would like to learn how the central nervous system could possibly be affected when the body absorbs , by breathing, excessive amounts of lead or other metal fumes. I XTOuld greatly appreciate your sending me any additional material or information that is available on this subject. Thank you, Fenton Schwab 123&3 Birchdale Ave. Downey, Calif. 902^2