It appears that the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in the state of Connecticut has been a little misinformed as to the number of cases of lead poisoning and it might be well to have one of your doctors drop in and see him sometime when in this vicinity.

Assuming that there will be another influx of lead poisoning cases beginning in the spring, this is probably the time to begin educating the public as well as attempting to get concrete results.

Kehoe Kettering Laboratory Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: Enclosed herewith is a paper entitled "An Unusual Aspect of Lead Poisoning," by Dr. .

/alburn Petroleum' Company CentIsmen: 'Inis is to advise you that there has been a claim entered against us through the Industrial Accident hoard of the State of Yassaehusetts by the Y/idow of one of our chauff eurs who has just died of leukaemia which she attributes, by authority of the hospital doctors, to lead poisoning.

Miss Hanel retains the feeling that she has been poisoned by lead and chromium and she has continued to write in a typically Irrational manner to top medical personnel throughout the country.

Kehoes paper on tetraethyl lead poisoning.

Kehoe: We would lik e to feature in a future issu e of th is company*s MEDICAL BULLETIN the a r tic le , ''Methods for the Prevention of Lead Poisoning in Industry", which appeared in the June issue o f the JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE.

Parker: The prospect of writing an article on lead poisoning (incidentally the terra "chronic" in this application is a misnomer for a number of reasons) for Modern Medicine intrigues me, as does any opportunity to clarify some of the confused thinking and writing that has gone into the presentation of this subject.

Gorrellt I have looked in vain for a letter addressed to you on the subject of lead poisoning In children.

GASOLINE CONTAINING LEAD NOW REPORTED IN NEW JERSEY MARYLAND AND WESTERN STATES AND ELSEWHERE IT SHOULD BE STOPPED IMMEDIATELY P AND PBOBIBITED UNTIL SUBJECT IS FULLY INVESTIGATED BY S C IE N T IF IC EXPERTS VS* OTHERWISE GREAT DANGER WIDESPREAD POISONING AMONG MEN AT GASOLINE FILLIN G STATIONS GARAGES REPAIR SHOPS AND EVEN GENERAL PUBLIC PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES EVERYWHERE SHOULD TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION WE HAVE PROTESTED JERSEY HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION DEMANDING INVESTIGATION COPY

have expressed the opinion that the latter's condition is due to lead poisoning, and accordingly the claim is now in the hands of an attorney who is demanding $15,000 in settlement.

., Director Kettering LaboratoryUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: I am quite sure that I never got around to thanking you for your thoughtful letter of June 2i|th relative to the proposed study of lead poisoning and Coenzyme A..on which I had asked your advice.

C-henault New York Los Angeles Inquiry about Lead Poisoning March 24, 1949 Dear Ollie: We quote below a letter we have received from Ted Littlefield in San Francisco.

item on lead poisoning.

That is the case where tnsr^Kras some contention as to lead poisoning from handling Ethyl gasoline.