Secondly, the Colonel's statement, item 2, under Conclusions, is in error in that he states that danger of lead poisoning exists from the absorption of tetraethyl load from gasoline applied to the skin.

You will gather from the above that X do not know precisely how to explain many of the facts associated with the problem or lead poisoning.

POISON PERIL State Indtmrii) Board take* Up Matter With' Representatives of Paint and Varnish Firms'.

The writer reprepeaijih' defendant, the Packard Motor Company, and bespeaks your co-operation through your Medical Re search Department for the purpose of showing, if this be a fact, that lead poisoning is never due to the inhalation of the fhes of Ethyl Gasoline

Bu t let u s not lo se ou r equ ilibriu m an d fo r get w h ere the p rob lem of in d u strial lead poison in g r e sid e s.

It has also been recognized that lead poisoning, generally, while not, necessarily or generally, a violent intoxication, has induced serious consequences in many instances, especially amont^ children.

Tho oyKiptoms of lead poisoning vail generally zaanifeot themselves in three systems of tho body.

FIret signs an of Wad absorption with gradual or rapidly increasing evidence of Ulnesis Anally developing lato a pie- tun of acuta load poisoning.

In other words had the first doctor's diagnosis been allowed to stand as lead poison ing it would have been too bad.

We learned through tests run at the laboratory at Oklahoma State University that it was lead poisoning that was killing the cattle and we have been attempting to trace the source.

Kehoes Your letter regarding the chapter on "Lead Poisoning*8 was forwarded to Dr.

Balaraacas `"Oceujxalional Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning/* a l>o*Xlcl puhh-hed by the American Public Health Axoiialion. 1790 Broadway, New ^ork 19, N.

Caaay of tha "lead poisoning problem' waa acre Juvenile than obnoxious.

There are many "old wives tales" in the lay and medical literature of.lead poisoning.

amounted to lead poisoning.