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So far as lead absorption is concerned, there need be fear of this since lead is absorbed better by the intact skin than by an injured skin.

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It would appear to me in handling lead arsenate, arsenical poisoning would develop more rapidly than lead poisoning.

Kehoej Supplementing my other letter, I think you have a feeling of what the maximum intake of lead ought to be in the case where lead is taken in through the respiratory system.

Kehoe INSPECTION OP TETRA ETHYL LEAD PLANT BY DB.

aentleasn: The undersigned, Anaconda Coppei-ltinlng Company, la the owner cf all the outatending stock of Anaconda lead Froduots Company, consisting of 13,65C shares of the par Talus of '60 per share.

In one of our local hospitals here we have been examining the 24-hour urine of these cases quantitatively for lead, using the old Lederer method and checking the final lead sulphide color wit h known quantities of lead down as low as .009 mgs.

Most of these physicians are men in general practice who have had no special training or experience with lead poisoning.

Gr ahamEdgar D IR E C T O R O F R E S E A R C H Et myl Ga sol ine Corporat ion Chr ysl er Buil ding 135EAST-1-2*1*St uukt NkwYokii December 4, 1934 Dr* Robert A, Kehoe, University of Cincinnati* College of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio * My dear Kehoei Dr* Sayers was in my office a few minutes ago and told me of a conversation which he had recently with Dr* Alice Hamilton and Dr* Germann* In the course of the conversation, Dr* Hamilton stated that there were two men in the Massachusetts General Hospital suffering from chronic lead poisoning from Ethyl Gasoline* She stated that these men were Canadian and that they had been washing their clothes with Ethyl Gasoline and had acquired chronic lead poisoning Dr* Sayers expressed surprise that they should have washed their clothes with a dyed gasoline, whereupon Dr* Hamilton said she did not think it was dyed and did not apparently know that leaded gasoline was colored in any way.

o the present in spite of a certain amount of lead absorption among men who are mixing ETHYL fluid with gasoline at various points, is that we have carefully excluded persons with recogniz able organic diseases, and even with histories which suggest the existence of organic diseases of tubercu losis and syphilis.

The quick recovery in my opinion Is quite sufficient to absolutely rule out the possibility of lead intoxication.

Corporation expressed no objection to the use o 4.5 cc. tetraethyl lead ner XT.i !.

o the present in spite of a certain amount of lead absorption among men who are mixing ETHYL fluid with gasoline at various points, is that we have carefully excluded persons with recogniz able organic diseases,, and even with histories which suggest the existence of organic diseases of tubercu losis and syphilis.

No. 47 1 is concerned with pedi atric lead poisoning.