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Th e u n it e d Sa f e t y Se r v ic e PUBLISHERS of THE SAFE FOREMAN 180 NORTH WACXEH DRIVE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS February 16, 19^2 Ur. E. W. Fasig, General Superintendent. The Lowe Brothers Company, Dayton, Ohio Dear Ur. Fasig: I have referred your letter of February 5th to Ur. Lassen on my first chance to reach him. I don't know what he will do about the situation, but common sense tells me the evidence you present will probably be too strong to be refuted;. 0 In the meantime, I wonder if you would like to give us your oooperation In preparing an article on lead poisoning for a future number of The Safe Foreman? We would like to take advantage of the talent in your organization. If you were a foreaan in a manufacturing plant or a mine or a publio utility or any place else, what would you want to know about lead poisoning? The Safe Foreman goes to all kinds of industries. As you know, we have to condense our Information but perhaps we could get the essentials of lead poisoning on one page. If you could give us the outline possibly we could write the art icle from it. If you would like to prepare something on lead poisoning would you mind letting us know at your convenience? Very truly yours. THE DOTTED SAFETY SERVICE R/vcLni Richard H. Porter, L Manager N18335 0007-SVVP-000030968 February 17, 1MI. Mr, Riohard H, Porter, United Safety Strrioe, 190 I* Winter DriTt, Chloago, Illinois, Dmt Mr* Porteri Tour lottor of Robruary 16 li rery such approolatod and I shall mlt with interest Ur, Uira'i caamsntt on ny loot letter. It m ccmplintHtary to at for you to lsrlto at to prepare in irtlolo on load poltonjig for * futuro Issue of "THT SAPS F0&3UK*, hut Inatmoh u ! n u authority oa th aubjoot, 1 fool tbit I ahould decline* I do balloro, however, that uoh an irtlolo prepared by soma X.D. who 1 fnlllar with tho iubjeot, would b a r^al contribution, To wy knowledge thoro aro throo wall-taown authorities It t)di neighborhood, anyono of whets oould give you a hort irtlolo on tho oubjoot that would bo worthwhile, Homo and addresses of theao non aro it folloooi Ur, Robert A, Tahoe, Director, Kettering laboratory of Applied Physiology, University of Cincinnati, Clnolnnatl, Ohio, Dr, Carey P, IfaCord, Modtail Dlrootor, Industrial Health Cooaerraaey laboratorlao, Detroit, Ulohlgan, Dr, teory Kayhwat, Coliobua, 4ilo Load polaonlag it a nacter that it not wall uadaratood by tho greater nuabor of MD*o Ihoro are certain qualitative toata that Boat doctor* apply but thoy aro unreliable mleaa booted up with eortaln blood teata that trill detentiae whether or not tho patient hit load pol,onlag. Un fortunately, awit doctors art net equipped to aaka thee# blood toata and booauto of tho foot that tho presented treetnant for load poisoning la not hartful to tho average Individual, tho tirapboMnn la to pronounce the allaeot oa lood following and prooood with treateesfc oa tbit bail a* Thla work* a hardship aw those indoatrloa that handle load and laid empoundo and oftentimes raaulta la bitter oontroworaloo in eourto. Tours wary truly, ms Lo t s b r o t h e r s c o u p ih t IPfTiCS E, W, Pasig N18335.01 0007-SWP-000030969