We wholeheartedly support the intent of H.R. 19172 to support local programs covering the elimination of leadbased paints from interior surfaces of residential housing, the evalua tion of methods of removal of existing lead-based paint films, and the detection and treatment of lead-based paint poisoning.

HEALTH & SAFETY a) Environmental Info & Publicity Program $105,000 b) Reprinting Pediatrics Book - cl Proceedings of Pediatric Lead Poisoning Seminar - d) Other Miscellaneous 2,000 el Kettering Abstracts 1.

o lead line was present at any point.

I have a ls o had d ir e c t knowledge of s ix or seven deaths from acu te or gan ic lead poison in g in con n ection with the clea n in g of stor age tanks h e a vily contaminated with t e t r a e t h yl le a d or i t s d ecom p osit ion p r o d u ct s .

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Very early in the picture, there was a suggestion by one doctor that this man might be affected by lead poisoning.

Sevan - (3j - March 8, 1952 ^ little doubt that this man died of tetraethyl lead poisoning.

Mrminghsia, concur this was caused by chronic lead poisoning andbase their conclusions on the history as jgivon the by Ur.

Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, N.

C ecil and Loeb, sin ce they are en titled to som e doubts a s to why I did not include certa in r efer en ce s to the therapy of lead poisoning with edatham il in m y origin al lis t.

Sevan - ( 3' j ~ March 8, 1952 ^ little doubt that this man died of tetraethyl lead poisoning.

jal&tag and a to r 1x15 loaded gasoline, -he f i r s t o f th e s e eases resu lted In our issuing in stru c tio n s fo r the avoidance of lead exposure in t h is occupation.

But CPU is not specific for lead poisoning and neither ALAU nor CPU are consistently elevated except in severe pl^mbism.'