Eehoe, so that we can get a better idea as to what his present physical condition is, and whether he is still suffering from any effects of lead poisoning.

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.

Paxton, Assistant Division Manager with Continental Oil Company at Denver, who advised him that the town of Thermopolis, Wyoming was being sued for $10,000 by an employee of the town who claims that his blindness was caused by lead poisoning.

I would a p p r e c ia t e him h avin g a com plet e exam in ation by a competent d ia gn o st ic ia n t o determ in e h is exact con dition concerning lead poison in g.

Lochem u In q u ir y about Lead Poisoning Los in hew York March 29, 1949 Tfe here your letter of March 24,' concerning the ebove, and also the copy of Mrs.

Bassford and I appreciate very much the trouble you have taken to supply us with detailed information regarding the death from lead poisoning at the Savannah Refinery about which vre wrote to you on December 11th.

Kehoe: It was a pleasure meeting and talking with you this past Friday afternoon, and I especially appreciate receiving a copy of the booklet "Industrial Lead Poisoning" authored by you.

Without having any direct information on the case, your statement leads me to suspect that your clients employee was overcome by carbon monoxide and that his present symptoms may be due to the residual effects of carbon monoxide; Paralysis agitans is a condition which is associ ated with other causes, but It has been seen in carbon monoxide poisoning and this would seem a possible explanation.

Tour statements bear out my own impressions, namely that there are little or no statis tics to indicate that lead poisoning has an appreciable influence on mortality.

Ordway, Department of Physiology, School of Public Health, Boston, Mass, My dear Miss Ordway; You were very kind to take so much trouble in getting the lead poisoning literature for me.

Kehoe, Will you be good enough to send me as soon as you conveniently can, a list of questions which might be put to one of the plaintiffs in these cases for the pur pose of determining whether he has any of the symptoms of tetra ethyl lead poisoning?

Kehoet We are very interested in a rapid and reliable screening test for the detection of lead poisoning in children, particularly in high-risk areas.

The plant has hired a physician who has, by now, gained some knowledge in the handling of patients with lead poisoning.

item on lead poisoning.

Kehoe*- Your series of papers on lead poisoning arrived here today, I ant sorry to say that Mr.