January 15, 19^0 Mr, o, 9, Lewis Ethyl Gasolene Corporation Chrysler Building Hew York City How Xorlt Bear Mr, Lewis I have noted the contents of Mr* Dees* letter of January Bth concerning the request for Information from Major 0, B, Sound of the War Depart ment* X think we should make it a point to pass along to Major Cound, and to anyone else who requires information about the use of leaded gasoline in stoves and lamps, that we do not believe there is any Justification for the use of leaded gasoline in equipment of this sort, not because of the danger in the use of such gasoline and its effect upon the lead content of food, but because Of the fact that this fuel is not suitable for such use, The distri butors of equipment of this type are right in making every effort to prevent the use of leaded gasoline since the equipment will not continue to operate properly if leaded gasoline is used.

Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for lead analyses.

TEE LEAD PAINT ORDINANCE Proposed for St.

"The mean daily lead intake was--slightly less than the lead output in the feces."

Furthermore, even the com monest type of lead intoxication, lead colic, is now exceedingly rare in painters.

I am not regarding this test for lead as sufficiently accurate, but it occurs to m that I do not have any data on the lead content of carbon from motors.

He knows this because he painted the house with white-lead paint.

I and my associates have been studying the metabolism of lead in man for many years, ana have been unable, as yet, to solve this problem.

"The mean daily lead intake was--slightly less than the lead output in the feces."

It would help to discourage the use of the lead sign as a distinguishing mark.

Louisville, New York City ANACONDA WHITE LEAD PNYCOOOOOC5A **#>.

Vinyl Lead Operators A ABD00306599 TABLE III PROPOSED SAMPLING FREQUENCIES VCM/LEAD DOSIMETRY LEAD.

Joseph Lead Co.

< > Reported Total lead pg/liter t Lead Found yg/1** Absorb.

There are three general types of lead pigments--white lead in oil, dry white lead, and lead oxides (R. 3889) . (1) White lead in oil.