August 4, 1936 Dr# M* Townsend DeHott* 645 South Third Street Jhillipaburg Kansas Dear Dr# DeMottei X have your letter f August let and an referring it to our Medical Department with the request that they give you full information on the subject# Meanwhile* although 1 m net a physioian thyself* Z oan express an opinion that it is Impossible for lead poisoning to have teen acquired by breathing fumes of gasoline containing tetraethyl lead sine the vapor pressure of tetraethyl lead is so low that only a negligible quantity is present in the fumes above a bucket of the gasoline.

I h~d a litter of Greet Dane pups that the Vet said was showing clinical signs of lead poisoning.

Enel. - Paper - Methods for the Prevention of Lead Poisoning in Industry N22063

There were no other signs of Lead Poison ing or Lead Absorbtion.

Dear Jerry: * I would like very much to obtain from you, if I can, an additional number (whatever you can spare) of copies of the reprinted chapter on Lead Poisoning in Patty's textbook.

I am interested in knowing what you regard as normal and the values above normal which would indicate that there is an excessive amount of lead in these fluids which, we are obtaining in children with clinical and roentgenological evidences of lead poisoning

., Manager Environmental Health International Lead Zinc Research Organization, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 Dear Jerry: v I would like very much to obtain from you, if I can, an additional number (whatever you can spare) of copies of the reprinted chapter on Lead Poisoning in Patty's textbook.

Kehoe: we have in 'our possession the "First Section of a Report Prepared by the Committee on Lead Poisoning".

Putnam also noted that in January the Center for Disease Control (COC) announced the formation of an advisory committee to revise their 1978 statement on childhood lead poisoning.

I am interested in knowing what you regard as normal and the values above normal which would indicate that there is an excessive amount of lead in these fluids which we are obtaining in children with clinical and roentgenological evidences of lead poisoning

Putnam also noted that in January the Center for Disease Control (COC) announced the formation of an advisory committee to revise their 1978 statement on childhood lead poisoning.

I am unable to find any case reports of lead poisoning occurring in this manner and will be very grateful for any information you may give me.

Kenoe, M.D Grant Proposal Your memo of December 28tn about renal disease, in relation to a proposal for a gx-ant, finds cue unable to enlighten you with respect to a means of 0etting at tne nature of renal involvement in lead poisoning in tne child. .May I say "offhand" that I doubt that the mecnanisms in tne child (particularly pathologic mechanisms) are reproducible in experimental animals of the asual laboratory type.

Kenoe, M.D Grant Proposal Your nemo of December 28tn about renal disease, in relation to a proposal for a rant, finds cue unable to enlighten you with respect to a means of etting at tne nature of renal involvement in lead poisoning in tne child. .May I say "offhand" that I doubt that the mecnanisms in tne child (particularly pathologic mechanisms) are reproducible in experimental animals of the usuail laboratory type.

Kehoe: Will you be kind enough to give me the benefit of your criticism of the attached paper, "The Relationship of Solubility of Lead and Lead Oxide to Lead Poisoning"?