Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Sir We are Interested in a case of lead poisoning.

Dear Sir: , Several mechanics working in the shops in this town have "been poisoned in the hands, the doctors here say that it is noison caused by working on carburetors with the sediment from leaded gasoline.

Dear] Doctor Kerr: 1 I am tardy in thanking you for the Information on lead poisoning among orchard workers in Washington.

Vie have been interested in the subject of lead poisoning for a good many years, and try to keep our files up to date and adequate on this question.

Miner Safety Department duPont de Nemours Wilmington, Delaware Dear Sir: I am engaged in a case growing out of lead poison-" ing caused by repeated wettings of the victim with gasoline containing lead (tetra ethyl).

Wormsor Lead Industries Association I|20 Lexington Avenue Hew York City Dear Mr.

I wonder if you know of this case, and if you do, would, you tell us whether in your opinion the diagnosis of tetraethyl lead poisoning was correct.

Kehoe Director - Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr* Kehoe, The paint industry in this area has been concerned with reported cases of lead poisoning in young children of this city* We are trying to collect as much information on this subject as possible, so as to properly approach the problem* Tour name has been mentioned as an outstanding authority on the subject, I would indeed appreciate your assistance in our investigation by referring us to any information you may have published on the subject of "Lead Poisoning in Young Children", Any suggestions that you might have would be most welcome.

Kehoe: I have been studying the literature regarding poisoning by gasoline which has been treated with tetraethyl lead.

Our files show that you examined a number of the men down there and devoted con siderable time to the alleged lead poisoning cases.

Wallis January 4, 1938 '' I have reviewed the eppponnd* which go to make up formulas and have, taken into consideration the use to they are to he put, I.e., for tide on feeds, especially infants* feeds; and further have given consideration to the possibility of poisoning in the event the children chew the enamel from the feed. 1 have no hesitation in recommending these formulas as feeing safe and you can rest assured that they will not develop lead poisoning from the ingestion of this material.

Kehoe: Would you kindly send information concerning lead poisoning to the writer.

I was pleased to note the support in the testimony of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association for.legisla tion which would encourage intensive community programs to eliminate the health hazards of lead-based paint poisoning and you may be assured that its legislative recommendations received due consideration by the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Commit tee.

I was pleased to note the support in the testimony of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association for.legisla tion which would encourage intensive community programs to eliminate the health hazards of lead-based paint poisoning and you may be assured that its legislative recommendations received due consideration by the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Commit tee.

I wonder if you know of this case, and if you do, would: you tell us whether in your opinion the diagnosis of tetraethyl lead poisoning was correct.