-epalcn should aocrue to u* n* they apparently haws, from ths us# at d o re white lead la oil paste paint or dry white lead la prepared point.

The action of these poisonous metallic contaminants is cumulative, and they may produce no detectable harm over the short run or even a period of perhaps several years.

The announce ments included the followingi * 'Annual Review of Lead Industry" "Practical Application of Sheet Lead Tor Sound Barriers* "Lead Magasine" * 'Lead Radiation Shielding" "Publications and Filats" LIA participation in a number of industry-related projects such asi Hofmann Memorial Prize Competition, Electric Vehicle Exposition, and a conference of childhood lead poisoning received publicity in several publications.

The announce ments included the followingi * 'Annual Review of Lead Industry" "Practical Application of Sheet Lead Tor Sound Barriers* "Lead Magasine" * 'Lead Radiation Shielding" "Publications and Filats" LIA participation in a number of industry-related projects such asi Hofmann Memorial Prize Competition, Electric Vehicle Exposition, and a conference of childhood lead poisoning received publicity in several publications.

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"Treatment of Lead Poisoning with Sodltn Citrate*, Hardy, H.

Sir Ernest draws attention to the fact that lead can occur in various forms, and that whether we are dealing with lead in tobacco or in tetra-ethyl lead, the proportion of Lead 210 present may assume some significance.

The lead content of the sam p les of blood and urine was determ ined.

I believe that this re p re se n ts a poor choice of w ords, since all agree""that the p ro b le m is not fra n k lead poisoning, but ra th e r freed o m fro m all biologic effects of lead - w hich K ehoe undoubtedly m eant

Page 3 , Paragraph 5, here p la in tif f alleg es th a t h is p re se n t co n d itio n is due to poisons from said g aso lin e and o il, p artic u la rly said ethyl gasoline.

claim ant *p- d is a b ility i s Uio r e s u lt o f le a d poisoning* On th e ; - contrary,* he- e re o f th e opinion th a t claim ant was n o t sa^osed to- le a d poisoning*w ... ........

xports of refined pig lead

IN 1 PLANT Hi or sVaid'there"^ve|r0etyTjpiOid germs ip lh bbdy/\ 'sh* explained,- /'/hat' that-' .taotilmin''fli lead poisoning didn't help hlrr^ i Effort* to rech D|r.

I enclose a brief memorandum on the lethal dose of lead for cattle.

Food lead increased and lead paint exposure changed little.