Interrogatory No, 56 is objected to on the 7 grounds tha_ it is overly broad, vague, ambiguous, burdensome and 8 seeks information not reasonably calculated to lead to the dis 9 covery of admissible evidence.

Eth yl Gasolin e Corporation , New York Ciiy ' Gen t lem en : I have been u sin g Eth yl G asolin e in a leaky c iga r ligh t e r I h ave p r a c t i c a l l y l o s t a l l se n se o f tou ch in t h e fin g e r s o f my r ig h t hand Could t h i s be LEAD POISONING?

Ketterer Dear Mr* Ketterer: I have your letter of October 5th concerning the case of lead poisoning that is coning before the Chio Industrial Commission at an early date.

Kehoe, I would be most grateful if wou would send me a complete series of the publications of your department together with any other publications on the lead situation.

&Jli: Drawback Ths Lead Industries Association has succeeded In pro curing a litoral!

f In connection with the now campaign for "Dutch Boy White Lead Ready-to-tJse in the Boston territory, Mr.

Ecvever, to be useful for preventive purposes, thesoprocedures have to be extended into the past wherever data is svailab.o This vas the proced ure employed in the studies of the U,S,Public Health Service in North Carolina plants (Public Health Bulletin Ho. 241, 1938). ' The Chin value of dust counts in asbestos plants is to obtain data on duct concentrations that cen be compared with that study, end thus lead to conclusions es to probability of development of asbeBtosia in -the particular plant being studied.

G, Kesamsr Medical Director Inland Steel Company East Chicago, Indiana Dear Doctor Hammers- I have your letter of December 6th and although I am very busy, I am very much intrigued with the problem presented by the introduction of lead into steel.

Hawkinson Informed us that M r J 0 K ^ 0 t m s filed a claia Lth the State Industrial Coimission for cospensation due to'injuries received in handling leaded gasoline fe has filed u dais- to perpetuate the. testimony Since the .S.

Kehoe We a r ^ r ^ ^ ^ ^ i n f o r m you that the final reports on the case of eliminate any suspicion of lead poisoning.

Beale..............5 shares By proxy-Hatlocal Lead Go........................ 6965 shares Total........................... 6990 shares The following gentlemen were nominated to serve as Directors for the ensuing years Edward 7.

/GB of Oct. 20th 1939 I wish to sport that owing to the fact that lead in tlieVrine is one of the first syiaptons of the poisoning, I had these tests<^aSjce\rXis As I have no laboratory at my disposal, I had the urine testefoaKa BataviX/itaboratory. ' In my letter of June 7ths a agreed that all additional ex pen os should be charged exttfa.'

It seems that wo have no official responsibility but In view of the association of the Bow Company with the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, and In view of the significance of any manufacturing difficulties, which may involve tetraethyl lead, 1 think we should examine into this and sanction either the recommendations made by Colvin, or make such modifications in them as seem to be indicated by the cIreumstances I am sending Mr, Lewis a copy of this letter and X suggest that both you and he let me have your suggestions as to how host I can take up this matter directly with the Dow people* I realize that sometimes the people within an organisation ere a little sensitive and It would be well, therefore, to deal directly with the right person* Either Dr, Bachle or X will look Into thia*and we may wish some further advice in connection with the equipment which Is being employed by Dow* Very truly yours.

,\y ' i * '1 2&&6 U A2Ifc75 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION Graybar Svlldlng, 420 laxlngton Av*nv* S*w York, K Y.

Schubert of Schubert's Auto Body Service Company, Tupper Lake, New York, with regard to the medical phase of marketing lead treated gasoline.