Sell him Dutch Boy White-Lead.

During--the"''many years Ethyl Gasoline has been on the makt we have never had a single case of lead poisoning brought abouyiy association wit^^&^^^^Gasoline and we are naturally positive that |ifhe exposure f^f to No Nox Ethyl Gasoline did not brina^bout any s/^kness due to tetraethyl lead. __ We appreciate your calling this matter to our attention and we hope that you will continue to report any supposed cases of lead poisoning to us.

RESOLVED, that the proposed expenditure of the sum of $16,000. by The Robertson Lead Mfg.

1} HWBB-0069698 Ii j 9") ji Air Hygiene Foundation of America, Ino. 4400 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., June 14, 1938 REFSPENCES TC RECENT LITERATURE Oil INDUSTRIAL DISEASES Correction: In our notice sent lest month regarding Bibliofilm Service, under section {2)the cost of photoprints should rend 20 cent3 for the article, plus 10 cents per page, instead of 5 cents per page, as stated.

Bullard has asked us to approve their gas mask for use in lead tetraethyl blend ing.

I do not believe that these - results either eliminate or strengthen the diagnosis of lead poisoning.

With Dutch Boy Purpose Soft Paste White-Lead is, All-Purpose Soft Paste, use the other first of all, pure white-lead paint.

'This has to do with the storage of tetraethyl lead in the Kodak Company's laboratory in bottles of 2-quart capacity.

Beatty Dr. lurt lor. tracabid.il In connection with the distribution of leaded fuels contain ing our new lead compounds, Dr* Kohoo feels v.h&t the chief health'hazard .oulU coiae fro^a the lead present in the vapor v/lseu the gasoline is ex posed to the air in bulk, auoxi, for instance* as wnen a man is rilling a tank at the ISling station.

Gentlerar-n; A short time ago the Bureau or Chemistry end Boils placed an order with the isamolinth Carbon Paint Company for shite lead in nil, under item 52F-13640-c of the present Schedule of Supplies* They were advised by this com pany that their contract covered only the dry shite lead, although there Is nothing under the ebove ixm to indicate that this is so* .lines tills parti cular order was for re-shipment to -be field, the Bureau did not argue the point, but met their requirements in another way* ihey did, however, write to the tfamolinth Carbon Paint Company, calling their a intention to the fact that according to the schedule, it seemed that their contract could be in terpreted to cover both dry lead and lead is oil.

I have your letter with its enclosures concerning the case of Mr* flHHHBh an employee of the Hatlcnal Defining Company at Coffeyville* Kansas* In view of the Information givens toother with that contained in your exchange of telegrams* it soems highly inadvisable for us to take any direst action at this time which would tend to Indicate any suspicion on our part that the ill ness could properly bo attributed to lead absorption* It seems rather clear to no that lead absorption is in no way responsible for his illness* It appears' that there is a difference in the point of view of the two doctors oho have seen Mr*^BBfc*.*: and frea the information given about Dr** Fortner*s opinion* I doubt very much if any evidences of lead absorption were found.

Bullard has asked us to approve their gas mask for use in lead tetraethyl blend ing.

'This has to do with the storage of tetraethyl lead in the Kodak Company's laboratory in bottles of 2-quart capacity.

Government in Washington has about com-/ pleted specifications for ready-aired white-lead paint and for ready-mi red ( red-lead paint.

IHRREAfi, aS of Aovember upon the organisation of Lead Industries this Company becase a charter sea pf tbat'ihpociation and bound itself to pay its.