In accordance v.ith my conversation r/ith you of Saturday, I am enclosing herewith my complete file in which I would be glad to have you review and give me your opinion as to the possibilities of successfully defend ing the claim for death caused by lead poisoning.

ir.t Thlte First nt Pigment: 67^ Scotch Laddie Thite Lead Sublimed Thite Lead beaded Zinc 35^Ultramarine Blue IX Lb.

The presence of a lead line, when demonstrable, is significant only in that it demonstrates that significant exposure has occurred.

Reznikoff uses the FairhaL1 method in all his lead determinations.

Abex further objects to this interrogatory on the ground that the information it seeks otherwise lacks relevance to the issues arising in this case, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Unit Cost Total Cast Pigment - 63.4$ Titanium Dioxide 35$ Leaded zinc Basic lead sulphate Whiting Silica Litharge - 47.25 180 63 71 118 2.25 JlW 1.4 3.7. .07^ 1.2 3.1 ,,0c2t.o33f 5.3 sloW - "3ffs 15,60 7.54 8.40 .99 1.79 9.98 7.37 13.57 5.29 .71 ' 2.11 .22 Vehicle - 36.6$ Linseed Oil Mineral Spirits Driers O ' o to 236 40.5 1.125 13.70 6.2 - 1.40 ~ .7^ 9.80 32.33 .57 .11 62.23 / Calculated yield 51 gal Mfg. loss included in unit cost Actual yield 51 gal COST ANALYSIS Material cost per gal. or lb.

Abex further objects to this request on the grounds that it is compound, vague, ambiguous, overly broad as to time and scope, unduly burdensome, irrelevant to any issue in this action and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

case ve.Johnson Referring to our telephone conversation follovdng your letter in which you stated you .would consider coming to New Castle to look the plant over and to furnish such suggestions as could be utilized at this time, for the prevention of lead poisoning and to help our doctors in a plan for treatment of lead poisoning cases and a sanitary program, I talked to the President of the Johnson Bronze Company, Mr.

He supplied me with plenty of information, took me through your laboratories, and brought out many interesting points and advised regarding the handling of lead compounds from the medical standpoint.

PI iV-"5' Titanium Dioxide 45 Titanium Magnesium Base l 34-0 | 1% Leaded Zinc 400 -i Magnesium Silicate 128 ' ?

FLORID A Oct 18,1949 DrRobert Kehoe, Dear* Bob t j I have shipped to you express a sample of sludge and sealer taken from a wing tank of one of Eastern Airline's planes.Vfould you pleaae analyze for lead content and advise me of your findings, I am sure you will find it very low in lead content but it will help me in ay work with Eastern Airlines, I will give you a complete report of my work as soon as this problem is solved.

Lenington reported that the tax* was not thoroughly cleaned froam lead'<i?

nent Basie Carbonate .Thite lead 35$ leaded Zinc Titanium Dioxide Asbestine Silica Vehicle Refined Linseed oil Bodied Linseed oil Drier Drier Mineral Splrits-Turpentine Calculated TieId Manufacturing Lose 5$ Actual Yield Lbs. 371 389 97 60 60 468 51 37 6 54 1569 Yield in Gallons Unit Cost 6.65 8.27 2.96 2.53 2.72 .075 '4- *07 .

NUMBER: QUALITY: 1030 PIGMENT: 65$ 35$ Leaded Zinc Oxide Basic Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Magnesium Silicate VEHICLE: 35$ Linseed Oil,' Non Stain Linseed Oil, Blown Drier Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss - 2$ Actual Yield YIELD IN POUNDS GALLONS UNIT COST* TOTAL COST 292.5 117. 95. . 145.5-J/ 5.84 00675 Per Lb. 2.10-^^075 Per Lb. 2.85^-0.145 per Lb. 6.14 .Oil Per Lb. 306.9 5.09 38

In the case of gasoline tanks, they run serious risks from asphyxiation, fire and explosion, gasoline intoxication, and lead poisoning.