In the absence of evidence of signifi cant lead exposure, the diagnosis of lead poisoning Is untenable!

P itc a irn , Into red ew ed a c tiv ity , w hich Is b ein g d a n g e r of lead and not tho kick of in ris token by -M r.

K e h o e , Physiology Department of^the University of Cincinnati has done considerable investigation of/atEyi lead poisoning and nas possibly published some articles.

Kehoe, Physiology Department of^the University of Cincinnati has done considerable investigation of/fitEyi lead poisoning and nas possibly published some articles.

They also use a 7ppm limit for lead.

to-lead poisoning* and.regard i t as a sequel to that ' condition* In my opinion* therefore* W SK is e n title d to compensation for the en tire period of h ie d isa b ility in exactly the same fashion as i f h is d is a b ility had been due to a nerve degeneration.

Kehoe, I have your letter of the 12th inst. and am glad to note your conclusion that the plaintiffs could not have ac quired tetra ethyl lead poisoning in the course of doing the work mentioned in my letter of the 24th ult.

From the telegram which we received this morning, copy of which is attached, it would seem that any evidence of triethyl lead poisoning found, is slight.

I do not accept as settled, all of the discussions which have suggested or indicated the probable nature of the involvement of the Kidney in lean poisoning, but as a student of pathology and of pathogenesis, I think T know something about pathologic evidence and I follow you with respect and admiration.

E t h y l G a s o l in e C o r p o r a t io n Lead Exposure ...

Eliminates fire and poison hazards from dripping drum taps and from spilling when drawing from drum. 2.

As I mentioned in our t a lk s in Clevelan d, we have been sin gu lar ly fort u n ate in so fa r as th ose men are con cerned who blend Eth yl flu id , th ere not having been a case o f lead in t o xicat io n from t h at source sin ce the work has been begun.

has sin c e re tu rn e d to work as a b rid g e p a in te r and has had a fu rth e r exposure re s u ltin g in a recu rren ce of lead poisoning.

Eliminates fire and poison hazards from dripping drum taps and from spilling when drawing from drum. 2.

Kehoe: It w as v e ry kind of you indeed to look up th e s ta tis tic s on lead poisoning.