Papers have been filed with'Industrial Commission for lead poisoning, and man was transferred from lead job January 22, 1945 Sincerely yours, WILLARD STCRAC-E BATTERY COMPANY U.

May 10, 1938 Mr* Lester B# Boberts Caailla de Correo So* 1704 Buenos Aires , Argentina Dear Mr* Roberts *- I have your letter of April 21st concerning the difficulties arising from the examinetions carried out by Dr* Hernandez in the San Antonio plant of Vieafc India Oil Company in Chile* since the receipt of your letter, I have had a letter from Dr* Denno who is the General Medical Director of the Standard Oil Company and who, as such, is ' espeislble for the medical direction of the affaira of West India Oil Company* Dr* Denno inquired about this situation In aa much aa the report made to him merely indicated that two of their workmen bad been found showing signs of lead poisoning* Dr* Denno assumed that these two men were engaged in handling concentrated Fluid and asked if I had received any reports concerning them.

It has been known for thirty years (J.X.I1.& T. 13s42-68, 1936), during which cases of lead poisoning among garage mechanics have been rare and traceable to certain specific environmental factors which are uncommon in repair and maintenance garages.

Dr, Machle calls my attention to the fact that you did not have copies of two reprints of ours which we felt you should have in your office for the information of persons who might request them* Therefore I am sending you under separate cover two copies of "An Appraisal of the Lead Hazards Associated with the Distribution and Use of Gasoline Containing Tetraethyl Lead, Part I", and half a dozen copies of our study on "The Occupational Lead Exposure of Men Engaged in Mixing Tetraethyl Lead with Gasoline", Very truly yours.

Papers have been filed with'Industrial Commission for lead poisoning, and man was transferred from lead job January 22, 1945* Sincerely yours, DILLARD STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY Y/BHtME IV.

Childhood Lead Poisoning Movie f.

This is indicated by lead deposits at burner slots.

The:a rtic le om itted is M achle's account of "T etraeth y l Lead Intoxication and Poisoning By R elated Com pounds of L ead,1 JAMA 105 :578-585* 1935.

H am lin - (2) - O ctober 2 8, 1957 As to the p ro b lem of childhood lead poisoning, we have a trem endous volum e of in fo rm atio n , m uch of w hich cam e o rig in ally fro m Q ueensland.

Thus X have no reprints of an article "On Tetraethyl Lead Poisoning" (a clinical paper) which appeared In the Journal of the American Medical Association - Volume 85 ** Page 108 - July 1925.

This loss is substantially constant* This method is* therefore* quite serviceable in dealing with quantities of lead above 0*2 mgs* per sample.

Our principal work is concerned with the study of major problems in industrial hygiene, and that portion of the work in which I am chiefly concerned has had to do with the study of lead absorption both in industry and in the general population, and lead poisoning both in and out of industry.

A) lead-baaed Paint Poison Prevention Act (HR 19172) has been passed and was signed by the President the week of January 11.

Miss Erskine has studied lead poisoning for many years and has recently been asked by the Secretary of the Navy to study the hazards of the shipyard workers when painting steel vessels with various paints, and expects to issue a report on the subject in the near future.

Since these Oill include such things as sulfonamide ointments and certain first aid ointments containing weird mixtures of zinc oxide, essential oils etc.* ''t,e*5 .and because these could be applied to open wounds and burns, I nm > Hidering vnether there is any possibility of lead poisoning from the*,r use.