There is not a shred of evidence that pregnancy, anaesthesia or infectious disease has ever precipitated a case of lead poisoning, and actually the burden should be on the believer of this hypothesis to adduce proof.

This possibility vas created by a California pottery manufacturer vho vas improperly firing lead glazes on pottery, which product had caused a proven case of lead poisoning.

This possibility vas created by a California pottery manufacturer who was improperly firing lead glazes on pottery, which product had caused a proven case of lead poisoning.

Beatty Dr. lurt lor. tracabid.il In connection with the distribution of leaded fuels contain ing our new lead compounds, Dr* Kohoo feels v.h&t the chief health'hazard .oulU coiae fro^a the lead present in the vapor v/lseu the gasoline is ex posed to the air in bulk, auoxi, for instance* as wnen a man is rilling a tank at the ISling station.

`i'ho statement that the doctor advised ,fa series of shots11 for the treatment of the disease seems rather, Incompatible with the diagacsis .of lead poisoning*' Therefore I should advise you to ask the national Refining Company to make further Investigation of the facts on their own Initiative** obtaining such Infor mation from the physicians as will enable thorn to pass along to us something better than pur hearsay infor mation.

I take this opportunity to ask you to be good enough to send me a copy of a publication which you sent to Doctor Pavlovsky entitled; "Occupational Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning" - American Health Associa tion - 1943, CLRGED

I cortaInly share your doubts as to whether the man's injury was lead poisoning.

On the other hand, if you will take the figures on the pads as representing the amounts of lead which would be breathed In in the absence of masks, then it will be apparent that the conditions in the plant are such that eases of poisoning would be expected to develop unless tbe masks are uniformly effective. ....

Bland was suffering from lead poisoning.

b per 10 cu.m* of air* For safety there should, be not more than 5 mg* per 10 cu.m* The atmosphere of the plant in the immediate vicinity of this operation is therefore definitely hazardous and would be expected to produce lead poisoning unless adequate protection were provided* Reported!

Schubnehl of the Several Electric Company, I am writing you In regard to'possible co-operation in soma studies we are desirous of naming on lead 'poisoning.

On the other hand* if you will take the figures on the pads as representing the amounts of lead which would be breathed In in the absence of masks, then it will be apparent that the conditions in the plant are such that eases of poisoning would be expected to develop unless the masks are uniformly effective.

Lavander: Thank you for being so helpful in providing coverage of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Midwest Regional Conference on Childhood Lead Poisoning, on Wednesday, May 10 and Thursday, May 11

Kehoe, I amsending you reprints of articles concerning lead poisoning which I have done, together with articles I have written in conjunction with Dr.

Lavander: Thank you for being so helpful in providing coverage of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Midwest Regional Conference on Childhood Lead Poisoning, on Wednesday, May 10 and Thursday, May 11