Joseph Lead Co. 250 Park Ave.

Poster Kennedy who made a tentative diagnosis of lead poisoning after having made an examination and after having had an analysis of the patientas urine made by Dr* DeSanto of Hew York* Dr# DeSanto reported on one occasion a concea- tratlon of 0*11 milligrams of lead pefc liter* It was solely on the basis of the neuritis plus the lead analysiswhich suggested abnormal lead absorption which resulted in the diagnosis of lead poisoning.

Roland, Executive Vice President ' SUBJECT: Lead Content in Children's Toys and Furniture Attached is a letter from Mr.

-j rretf who are the workers exposed to lead?

How ever, they seldom, if ever report elevation of the blood lead or urine lead to toxic levels.

All of our past experience leads us to believe that if a little more time is allowed and proper treatment is given, this man's symptoms will disappear, if they are related at all to hi3 previous lead Ur.

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Chrome Yellow - Light A precipitated mixture of 58% lead chro mate, 33% lead sulphate, 1% lead carbon ate, and 3% aisc. compounds.

Roland, Executive Vice President SUBJECT: Lead Content in Children's Toys and Furniture Attached is a letter from Mr.

l'71 LEAD CGKXFJSrT LEGISLATION Mr.

I think we can say with very good assurance .that the leaded individual loses most of his lead within the first six months after the cessation of exposure, and that he reaches the normal level al most regardless of the quantity absorbed in very little over a year.

Despite this fact we have never been able to find evidence of significant lead absorption In the mixing personnel.

Lead per 10 Cu.

Besides all this,it*s a wbite-lead"&&' with all lead's characteristic rich ness and beauty.

Ethyl fluid or other lead anti-knock compounds.