Vie have in our pos session most of your former writings on the general subject of lead poison ing, and since there is some possibility the^m^case will be tried this fall, we would appreciate being furnished with a copy of the above described paper in order that we may prepare ourselves as fully as possible for a discussion of the case with you at a later date in the event it is to be tried.

I should appreciate knowing how many such cases your files have on record. 1 presume a good many with systemic symptoms of lead poison ing, in particular, how many went on to complete atrophy?

Schradin examined this man there was some question whether this was a case of lead poisoning.

Jordan plan to take lead-in-air readings !'

College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio ' Dear Sir: We are attaching the referee's report, Pennsy^ran^^Jorkman's Compensation Board, on the case of our w^ had made claim under the Occupational Diseas^^reus^o^Pennsylvania Workman's Compensation Law for compensation for an illness sup posedly brought about due to his exposure to leaded gasoline vapors which illness had been diagnosed as lead poisoning.

Kehoe Bettering Laboratory of .Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati IS* Ohio Dear Dr* Eehoel Thanh you very much for your thoughtful letter and comments regarding the paper Z sent you* I would not wish to convey the impression of fault finding and certainly of any particular group* My reference to blood lead has, as its aim* the too readily accepted values of many routine analyiets* Tour discussion of the several points mentioned will, of course, be very welcome, and I trust that the Conference as a whole will* if nothing else* impress tpon the members the importance of care in the diagnosis of lead poisoning.

As we all know, lead does attack nerves and injures them badly Your disease in the latter aspects could be explained on the basis of lead poisoning.

Williams and entitle it "Chronic,Lead Poisoning".

Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of fledicine Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: I apologize for the delay in sending you the manuscript on the Versenate treatment of children with lead poisoning.

Cary oecker on economics of the family, ns a minor part of r.y research I am currently investigating the lead-poisoning theory of the decline of the oman umpire.

The Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics is most pleased that you will be able to deliver a paper on the role of industry in preventing Childhood Lead Poisoning.

It had very little lead absorption in before the collection of these samples.

I should judge that what Dr- Morrissey is talking about is an acute contact dermatitis rather than acute lead poisoning, but we shall see.

Gilfillan, in his article "Lead Poisoning and The Pall of R o n e 11 (J. of Occupational Medicine, Vol*7, 1965, p*57), he submitted a number of Roman skeletons to your laboratory sometime prior to 1965 to have their lead content assessed* M y own research involves a similar study, however X do not concur with his conclusions* .

As you know, this laboratory has just completed a three-year study of the problem Of lead poisoning, and a book covering the entire subject is now in the process of publication and should appear early in the new year.