--HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES-- Lead Level in Children's Blood Linked to Age of Buildings An extensive study of lead poisoning has failed to establish a correlation between lead paint on buildings and the amount of lead in the blood of children living in those buildings.

It has seemed to me that it might be a resonable project to attempt to de-lead completely children symptomatically recovered from lead poisoning if it can be done without risk to the child.

The results reported here, therefore, provide no clue whatever, to the severity of the exposure of these men to tetraethyllead. moreover, these samples of blood could not be expected to yield any useful information on microscopic examination since there are no hematological abnormal1ties in association with tetraethyl lead poisoning.

It is quite clear that the animals will not have been poisoned by absorbing lead through the skin.

Andrew Latchison.1 Altht ing approximately fifty-six hours a week during7t he filed an Illinois Industrial Workmen's Compense National Lead Company, Hoyt Plant, of Granite Cit ing complete disablement from lead poisoning.

There is little other material available in the literature on the subject, although there are scattered notations and references here and there to lead poisoning in cattle.

am giving you a few additional figures on the lead content of the tissues of poisoned cows.

K 0000514 AMENDMENTS TO RULES UNDER THE POISONS ACT (XII of 1919) RATIFIED BY GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL 26,1.54 I.

It has seemed to me that it might be a resonable project to attempt to de-lead completely children symptomatically recovered from lead poisoning if it can be done without risk to the child.

In conclusion your reference to the "normal blood lead level" raises the problem that to many persons lead poisoning cun be diagnosed solely from a blood lead level, whereas lead poisoning is a clinical diagnosis to which knowledge of the blood lead level can make a significant and useful contribu tion.

NOT FOR PUBLICATION REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT T 0 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE F IRST QUARTER FISCAL YEAR 1959 Introduction Because of the tremendous national significance that has been accorded the recent business recession, I have personally spent a great deal of time talking about and analyzing the problem in our industry publica tions and also in personal discussions and meetings, I steadfastly maintained that there would be no recession in the paint, varnish and lacquer business.

":e.gner Carl Abell Los-Angeles Los Angeles i^eath of alleged lead poisoning rom drinking ethyl fluid December 21, 1944 i^&r Mr.

"egner Cari Abell Los-Angeles Los Angeles i^ath of ____ alleged lead poisoning from drinking ethyl fluid December 21, 1944 tear Mr.

Both men developed clinical evidence of TEL poisoning and lead was found in significant quantities in their urine specimens.

Diamond Page Two January 25, 1979 At the time of the outbreak of lead poisoning in this plant, Mr.