Crutchfield told.me that you have a case of lead poisoning on which I gather that you wish us to give you some assistance by way of making some analyses.

The Answer was devoted primarily to establishing that Telepnev had lead poisoning, but contained nothing to show any causal connection between his dis ability and his employment.

Cbolak handed me your letter of January 30th concerning a program for the detection of the occurrence of lead poisoning among your Company'8 employees - or rather 1 should suspect, for reasons which I shall indicate later, for the detection of the existence of an hazard, since this is a medical problem in which the analytical work, although the most skillful part of it is still only the hand-maiden, so to speak.

Dear Doctor Kehoe: Thank you for your note of October 10, and permission to publish your information on lead poisoning in children.

September 3, 1964 Professor Sir Alan Moncrieff Institute of Child Health The Hospital for Sick Children Great Ormond Street London, W.C. 1, England Dear Sir Alan: Please accept my thanks for your reply to iny letter of some weeks ago, concerning lead poisoning.

., Director -Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati .College of' Medicine--Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: Some time ago I discussed with you the article entitled "Lead Poisoning in Children" by Moncrieff, et al, which appeared in the British "Archives of Diseases in Childhood" for 1964.

Aub's manuscript on Lead Poisoning submitted for Medicine.

It is quite possible that the profound nerve disturbance was the result of his previous lead poisoning- in fact, we know of no other cause.

Leifer is Interested in learning more about K e h o e 's work onJLead, since he is doing fact-finding for a suit up in Boston on ch^ldhodd lead poisoning from paint.

The case records of children who contracted lead poisoning in Cincinnati in 1959, with but few exceptions, are in the General Hospital and Children's Hospital files.

Calcium Disodium VERSENATE is now available for oral as well as intra venous therapy; the intravenous form for safe, effective, dramatic short-term treatment; the oral form for convenient prevention of exacerbations or as sole therapy for milder types of lead poisoning. 2NOW IN DOSAGE FORMS Write for descriptive booklet.

I have your letter of March gth inquiring &3 to the possibility of my appearance as an expert witness in a case of alleged lead poison Ing. 1 am very busy at present and 2 would prefer not to appear as an expert witness.

Leifer is Interested in learning more about Kehoe's work onJLead, since he is doing fact-finding for a suit up in Boston on ch^ldhodd lead poisoning from paint.

I am sending you, for whatever use it may be to memorandum prepared some time ago by my associa a consequence of our experience, in dealing with tetraethyl lead poisoning.

TC3ea as a result of lead poisoning contracted about four years ago while he was employed as a printer for the Review Publishing Company, Dockland.