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T e l e p h o n e N o . 82614 P R O F E S S O R D . B R Y C E -S M IT H , D .S C . D r. Irene It. Cam pbell, D epartm ent of Environm ental H ealth, K ettering Laboratory, College of M edicine, U niversity of Cincinnati, C incinnati, USA. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY, T H E U N I V E R S I T Y, WHITEKNIGHTS PARK, READING. 5th A ugust, 1970 D ear D r. Cam pbell, My colleagues and I have for some tim e been interested in the handling of inorganic lead by children and young anim als in com parison with the handling by adults and m ature anim als. 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. Any assistan ce which you can give us in this m atter w ill be greatly appreciated Yours sincerely D. Bryce-Sm ith H 0019949