We are able to assure ourselves that if the men work carefully with the right kind of equipment, no cases of poisoning will develop in connection with the mixing operations.

It seems to methat if the impinger type methodwas used to arrive at this figure, that if an electrostatic precipatator had been used, it mayhave acboolvleectceodncmluosreiolne.ad fromthe atmospheres that were tested to arrive at the Ptylpeeaseorlethtemeelekcntorwositfattihcepsrteacnidpaartdatmoretthoodcsorlelefecrtrethdetoaiursesdamtphleesi.mpinger I might say, we have been exceedingly fortunate in not having any clinically apparent cases of lead absorption or lead poisoning since our initial outbreak right after the plant was opehed, I amtrying to have air analyses done and make suggestions where indicated to try to keep the lead concentration respectably rlionewlac.toivlTleehlceytienhlgeig.cththreosisnltecaaetdicufsrpionrmgecttihhpeeatpaatrtmoeocrsihppohawetareetvoearrn.

This is part of a grant of $10*000. promised by the Lead Industries to carry on the work relating to lead poisoning, and should be credited as a gift to the School of Public Health, Lead Pond.

Dhiybrsi'ty' of Cincinatti Cinolhatti, Ohio * Dear Sir: In a recent publication of Today's Health magazine I read an article on Lead Poisoning, the dangers involved and your effort to educate the public in this matter.

.- Kehoe: I have been told that you ho.ve dons much work on leadtransfer in foods and lead poisonings.

In a recent publication of Today's Health magazine I read an article on Lead Poisoning, the dangers involved and your effort to educate the public in this matter.

There are a number of peculiarities, however, in the case of tetraethyl lead poisoning, and one of these is that the lead compound is lost from the body at a more rapid rate than in the case of inorganic lead compounds.

First of all, despite the common view of the matter, lead poisoning among painters, under conditions that have prevailed in the USA for some time, is a rare occurrence.

Poison statement) required by the Mossoehusetts lead regulations, especially in light of Federal preemption of labeling for products covered by the Federal Haaordous Substances Act?

Aub: I have your letter of August 29th with the third report on the Investigation of Lead Poisoning.

Drinker: The "Industrial and Labor Information" published by the International Labour .Office, in its issue of June 2, 1924 refers to a statement by Dr, Yandell Henderson concerning the dangers to chauffeurs of lead poisoning from exposure to tetra-ethyl of lead.

First of all, despite the common view of the matter, lead poisoning among painters, under conditions that have prevailed in the USA for some time, is a rare occurrence.

Is the industry publishing, thru its public Information or education division, any literature explaining the hazards of lead poison among children While I understand that the Industry Is recognizing the problem of lead posonlng among children and Is.

We have recently been discussing within LIA the possibility of increasing our efforts in the pediatric lead poisoning field.

It is that of Proctor and Kahn, on "Disodium hydrogen Phosphate Therapy in Lead Poisoning." .