Tf you will consult tho directory you will aloe find that tho writer** name la listed* Tho entire time of thla chanioal force 1s doTotod to the study and production of paint and paint products* Tho moot of ua have had quit# a number of years of experience* There has never been any eridenee that wo have discovered that indloatoo that fumes from drying paint oontains volatile lead onapounde* As a ohomloal group w# invito Mr* Lassen to submit ovldonoo that such la tho ease* lot being satisfied with our own exporlonoo in tho matter* I referred tho question to Ur* Sebert A* Kohoo* X.D** tho directing hoed of lettering Zaharatary of Applied Physiology* University of Cincinnati* and an outstanding world authority on lead poisoning* Z should prefer to submit to you a copy of hie letter but Z have not obtained hie per mission to do this* Z am reasonably certain, however* he would have no objection to mo taking the following quotations from that latter.

WEBB ' Concerning a Tetraethyl Lead Manufacturing Riant in Germany Purely commercial considerations make it imperative that there should "be no recurrence of episodes of lead poisoning in the manufacturing end of the industry.

Fortner said he did not diagnose this as lead poisoning but thought after 4)^g|^statement about the lead fumes, it was thought such a treatment might.give relief and, too - it would leave with the thought they were constructively trying to help rather than to force an unwanted operation and as relief and improvement followed, no other course was taken.

The Kettering laboratory is best known both within the United States and abroad, so far as its experimental work is concerned, for its contri butions to the understanding of metallic poisoning, with specific, but by no means exclusive,reference to lead .

The above results can be considered as compatible with the existence of symptoms and the diagnosis of lead poisoning.

C. diagnosed his illness as lead, poisoning.

Edgar on these matters, and that he did not intend to become in volved in any situation that might result in lead poisoning that could be blamed either directly or indirectly on units built by the Coleman Company.

Air sampling for lead was repeated at each of four locations where significant exposure to lead fumes was expected to occur.

He is a very busy man, who has been treating children for years ana studying the problem of lead poisoning in children in Baltimore for years.

Air sampling for lead was repeated at each of four locations where significant exposure to lead fumes was expected to occur.

Tf you will consult tho directory you will aloe find that tho writer** name la listed* Tho entire time of thla chanioal force 1s doTotod to the study and production of paint and paint products* Tho moot of ua have had quit# a number of years of experience* There has never been any eridenee that wo have discovered that indloatoo that fumes from drying paint oontains volatile lead onapounde* As a ohomloal group w# invito Mr* Lassen to submit ovldonoo that such la tho ease* lot being satisfied with our own exporlonoo in tho matter* I referred tho question to Ur* Sebert A* Kohoo* X.D** tho directing hoed of lettering Zaharatary of Applied Physiology* University of Cincinnati* and an outstanding world authority on lead poisoning* Z should prefer to submit to you a copy of hie letter but Z have not obtained hie per mission to do this* Z am reasonably certain, however* he would have no objection to mo taking the following quotations from that latter.

ETH YL GASOLINE AND LEAD POISONING New uses for many substances, in this instance lead, are continually being discovered.

Jerry Cole of Lead Industries Association told me recently that they have sponsored some comprehensive research on lead.

. : i ;r ''r`vw;vf:i like bo saake inquiry* I shall not give the exmat quotation - but I noted that Dr* Dedham stated that his department was concerned in a measure, frith - cheeking the safety of ' employed In the mixing operations* Bis words mere to the ^ effect that although no eases of lead poisoning had developed among these workmen* there were evidences that some degree ; of lead absorption was occurring* X am not quite certain as to what evidences of lead absorption he may have been referring to* X assume that he probably meant that some of the men so engaged were showing basophilic stippling In their blood* tie have been following a representative group of these men in the United States over a period of years since 1926* and in addition to blood examinations on all men* we have followed the lead excretion of a representative group* The results (f our analytical examinations Indicate beyond any reasonable doubt that the lead absorption of these men is Insignificant* How* If the equipment used for mixing in Australia Is equaled in excellence with that .

He is a very busy man, who has been treating children for years ana studying the problem of lead poisoning in children in Baltimore for years.