is most un-~ likely from the clinical histor^rhatany evidences of lead absorption will be found on analysis.

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Confirming m y telephone conversation of August I8th with Mr* Tully, I wish to mice a brief report on the status of the ease of Mr* agent for the Johnson Oil Company in North Judson, Indiana* Dr* Schradin*a investigation of the matter with the physicians In the case disclosed the fact that Mr * ed rather unexpectedly having had an Illness of son weeks* The peculiarities of the case were such that a very careful study would have been required in arriving at the certain diagnosis* There were certain points which suggested the possibility of lead poisoning but in the absence of a history of significant exposure and lacking any satisfactory evidence that lead absorption had occurred, such a diagnosis could not bo substantiated* The family physician in the case, Dr* A# Fisher, had based hla tentative opinion that lead was a factor on certain symptoms together with the fact that the patient had worked with loaded gasoline* Dr* Fisher does not feel his initial opinion can be justified and for this reason he signed the death certificate indicating that the Illness had been multiple sclerosis* It Is Dr* Schradin*s opinion that the wife of the deceased believes that he was poisoned by handling gasoline* However, Dr.

This is exactly what would be expected some days after the inhalation of a considerable quantity of lead.

Finally, I should perhaps state the obvious part that manufacturers of foods ar# interested not only in lead arsenate but in lead and arsenic in many forms.

Pure white-lead paint.

Anac&ndA ANACONDA LEAD PRODUCTS COMPANY Plant and General Offices: East Chicago, Ind.

of National Lead Company held at No.

This is, as you know, part of a grant of ^10;,000. which the Lead Indus tries promised to carry further work relating to lead poisoning.

G-rabtam Edgar Ethyl Ga3ollno Corporation Chrysler Building how lork ^ity ITew Tork ^02.r Grahaaj No doubt you, remember the general character of the cane of George Ward#'an employee of 3ocony Vacuum at Ogdeneburg, as discussed with ne in your office by Mr* Maxwell of the Claim Department of Socony Vacuum* Previously this man had developed what was diagnosed as lead poisoning in 1933 und 3.93^-# but returned to his work some time later* He died August 2Jrd,1935 of coronary thrombosis and was found at necropsy to have general blood vessel disease which because of his previous illness, was regarded by the pathologist as secondary to lead absorption and lead poisoning* In accordance with my agreement with Mr.

DUTCH BOV PM- i'Sh magazine Volume 30 1937 No. 2 Published bi-monthly by National Lead Company, Room 2020, in Broadway, New York, N.

Da t a o n In d u c t io n Pe r io d Drier Cobalt linoleate (0.1% Co) Cobalt oleate (0.1% Co) Manganese linoleate (0,19" Manganese oleate (0.1% j Lead linoleate (0.1% Pb) Cobalt linoleate (0.01% Co) Lead aoetate (1.0% Pb) Lead oleate (0.1% Pb) Cobalt linoleate (0.00l% Co) Lead aoetate (0.1% Pb) Lead ealioylate (0.1% Pb) Lead phenylpropiolate (0.1% Pb) Linoleio acid (1.0%) * ROalewio oaiol id (1.0%) Induction Period Afin. 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 25 35 25 35 45 65 60 60 O, Absorbed Co. 40.1 38.3 35.2 27.8 32.4 26.8 26.7 44.0 57.0 30.4 40.7 48.3 64.6 45.7 00.0 Av.

-i Eagle White Lead--.Tor All Types of Painting Second Coat--Oil Gloss Pure lead paint (made from white lead carbc^Jate ground in Eagle All-Purpose White Lead....... :................. ,..,,100 lbs.

The determination of soluble lead in insulating wool b y the British Solubility Test.

Would you kindly please advise us as to the method of medical treatment in cases where lead poisoning from tetra ethyl lead Is suspected.