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STATE 4 8 8 8 ^VmericVnDryMil kInst it ut e,Inc. 221 NORTHLASALLESTREET- CHICAGO 9Resea r ch Educa t ion November 21, 194-1 hr. Kehoe Kettering Laboratories ILiiversity of Cincinnati Ciiicinnati, Ohio ' ' , Lear Air.- Kehoe: T have been told that yon. have dons much work on lead- transfer in foods and lead poisonings. These two subjects are of i: deep interest to us at present, because rye have been offered a package lining of pliofilm, backed by lead foil. This liner would, of course, be used in packaging dry milk solids.. Our question is to -that extent night lead transfer occur over an extended period, of tine? Thai p.p.m. of lead, nay be considered the maximum intake without serious complications or results to the individual? - -- any information v/hich you feel nay be of help to us at this tine vili be most surely appreciated. There does not seen to be very much work reported in this particular field. Consequently, any literature which you can recommend or forward to us vaili be most welcome. I should like to receive the literature in duplicate, if cossiole. I want to thank you in advance for your help. Yours very truly, JTYialshiLH AMICAI'] DEI MILS INSTITUTE, INC. HB 0003561