The other side was in the pleasant position of having an attractive young plaintiff who had what seemed to the jury a serious Injury caused by lead poisoning, and a defendant which could pay any judg ment rendered* The result is a great blow to them, and we are somewhat curious to see whether they will press for trial at the next term of Court.

Maryland House Bill 102 requiring toys, playthings and children's furniture to be labeled if the finish contains lead or other substances of a poisonous nature, Passed, Connecticut Senate Bill 6o4 provides for registration and licensing of painting contractors, "0 examination.

I h ave my d o u b t s a s to whet i s r th e man' s in ju r y was lead poison in g.

LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 420 Lexington A venue New York 17, N.

S-9698 Gentlemen: The claimant in above m atter i s asking fo r compensation "benefits fo r d is a b ilit y su sta in ed on the assumption th at he contracted lead poison in g as a r e s u lt o f washing lea d fr e e p ain t o f f h is hands tw ice a day w ith H.

Lead-containing colorants, for examole, will destroy the fume resistant qualities of the base baint.

When your feet feel like lumps-of lead--ail tired out--just try "Tiz."

Dear Sirs, Since sending to you with our letter of November 24th copy 6f Manila/ Hong Kong letter No.1409 of November 20th, the subject therein has been further discussed here in view of the possible danger to our own staff being exposed to the dangers of lead poisoning and we feel very definately that steps should be taken to correct the situation to the extent that more frequent medical examinations be instituted, ye therefore hope that our previous letter to you will receive your very prompt consideration and that suitable action will be taken.

I hope to be able to arrange the book in such a way that it will contain practically the entire contribution which we have been able to make to the question of load poison ing and lead absorption.

Dear Sirs, Since sending to you with our letter of November 24th copy 6f Manila/ Hong Kong letter No.1409 of November 20th, the subject therein has been further discussed here in view' of the possible danger to our own staff being exposed to the dangers of lead poisoning and we feel very definately that steps should be taken to correct the situation to the extent that more frequent medical examinations be instituted.

. - Kjdneys do their utmost to a blood of .this Irritating acid, weak from the overwork: t sluggish; the eliminative clog and thus the waste Is J In the blood to poison the system. .

to tha problaa of land poisoning anon* ***11 children.

Dear Sirs, Since sending to you with our letter of November 24th copy 6f Manila/ Hong Kong letter No.1409 of November 20th, the subject therein has been further discussed here in view of the possible danger to our own staff being exposed to the dangers of lead poisoning and we feel very definately that steps should be taken to correct the situation to the extent that more frequent medical examinations be instituted, ye therefore hope that our previous letter to you will receive your very prompt consideration and that suitable action will be taken.

R* Flock called me because of the absence frcjfe the laboratory of Dra* Ke'no and Kitsmiller to report that he had received information that three sen working in. the laboratory at MaoDill Air Force ''Bsst at Tampa, Florida, had been, taken off work by, a local doctor, whose name had hot been obtained, for 3-0 days because of ''load poisoning*" This information was relayed from M&cBlll Field to itddlotown Air Fore' Base in Pennsylvania and fro there to. a Mr* JoJaa Curry at Wright' Field* Sr.

THE UNDERLYING LEAD PAINT LITIGATION 8.