The discussion centered entirely around white-lead in various forms.

Jqining National Lead in 1937 at the Titanium Division's Paint, Paper and Rubber Service Laboratory in Nev York City, Mr.

Gardiner reported that every day wo find concerns who are pushing past* paint instead of white-lead and that for this reason it seems very Important to push the revision in our white-lead agency plan.

Part I, on tetraethyl lead has been read by a number of our editors.

Tetraethyl lead poisoning clinical.

August 7, 1937 Hr. 0* B* Lewis Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Chrysler Building Dew York City Hew York Dear Mr* Lewis* X am in receipt of your telegrams of August 6th. concerning an alleged case of lead poisoning as diagnosed by Dr* 0* tt Weaver,.

Bear Mr* Lewis* X am in receipt of your telegrams of August 6th. concerning an alleged case of lead poisoning as diagnosed by Dr* 0* M* Weaver,.

This particularly applies to Lead Poisoning. __ We have accordingly compiled for Lead Poisoning the enclosed 2-paged questionnaire entitled "Supplementary Evidence in the Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning",'asking the reporting physician to fill out the different, items so far as he has evidence and to return one copy of same to this office as a supplemental statement to be affixed to the original Certificate of Industrial or Occupational Disease.

** Bartoa Calcined IBP, oa flake, oa 25 St. (25$ Bartoa Bed Lead) aad oa 95$ Bed Lead, ear memufastaring costs are lew for the satire Hatlocal Lead Company.

;y ^ Jm i f With respect to the lead arsenate content* I think it best that we have as little lead and arsente contamination from this source as IS possible* We are not working on the arsenic end of this problem* and for the present, at least, m- we do not wish to* Moreover we are providing the lead in the form of a soluble salt and I do not wish to add any more than is necessary in the form of normal dietary lead to that which we experimentally provide* Obviously X should not mind having such quantity of lear arsenate aS might inadvertently be present on fruit as a normal article of diet* but X should not want any more than is :!

This particularly applies to Lead Poisoning.

We have naturally selected for this purpose those men who have had the most exposure or about whom for any reason whatever we might have the slightest suspicion of lead absorption.

Telepnev's history, and especially In view of the fact that in recent years he would seem to have had no significant exposure to lead, It appears unlikely that he Dr* J# P.

St r eet New'York June 22, 1933 Dr* EUssabeih B* Briber, Chief hygiene & Sanitation Section ' '-* Department of tabor and Industry Harrisburg, Pennsylvania " ^ Bear Dr* Bricfcert Dr Kehoe has referred to us your letter of June 18th asking certain questions with regard.to the distribution of regular gasoline treated with tetra ethyl lead.

sequence: {1} that the lead, content of gas aline should not exceed 1 part in 1 2 partrOt gasoline qby volume: i and (2) that alii pumps and container jimeST^p-rtdispensing !