We advised the company to test for lead and fluorides.

;^torraber rSalitiw'iff Tthe lead Indus-T at 32iS0>JL. ?

We had some seventy cases of actual or suspected lead poisoning in the hospitals of this city in 1959.

Some weeks have been spent in creating a source of finely divided lead.

The lead count ran from 27 to hOO.

Lead, Tin, Aluminum, Copper and Silver - Cholak and Story determination of Lead in Biological Material - Cholak and Bambach l n d CCholakiC Deposition of Lead from Biological Material - Bambact Spectroche/mlcal Determination of Trace Metals in Biological Material - Cholak ana Story

Pages 8, 9 and 10 - The Lead Line.

lifer, 's Designation Our Analysis 19U5 19U7 Manufacturer Lead Chromate Lead Chromate Chrome 'fellow Cleveland Standard Norwood L 10-8100 "Hy-Cap" Ex.

Zinc Compound Wo. 1 will be the 18$ leaded and we will designate it as Lehigh Leaded Zinc Oxide Mo. 116.

Kehoe: Many thanks for your advice in the question of the lead ointment tubes.

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VII ^TBNTIAL TOXICITY OF LEAD CONTAINING PAINTS by N.

I am very glad to hear from you again and I am Interested in knowing that you are getting Into some work on lead* I gladly comply with ^our request to send along some reprints, and I am pending you one series of six articles bound together on "The llomal Absorption and Excretion of Dead", of which my supply is almost entirely ex hausted* I think it will be useful for you to have a copy of this and so I am stretching a point to supply you with a somewhat battered copy* However it is the boat I can do# We have carried on our work here beyond the point represented in these reprints, but I have not had either the time or opportunity to put together and publish our recent results# However you will find of considerable interest, I believe, the reprint on "An Appraisal of the Lead Hasards Associated with the Distribution and Use of Gasoline Containing Tetraethyl Lead* Part II - The Occupational Lead Exposure of Filling Station Attendants and Garage Mechanics", because, so far as I know, it gives the details of the first adequate metabolic studies on lead in the normal human subject* We are carrying this experimentation further In some studies of lead in gestin on human subjects.

I, duFbrrt da Maaour* $ Co, Inc, Xagle-Flehar Co, Sueton Lead Co. 14I K&mond Lead Products Tna, Xvar.a Lead Division, Kattonal Lead Co.