the street level we ar also interested in knowing whether or not lead in the atmosphere may catalyze other biological reactions.

Lake Quinault School Dist. 97 is currently required to take lead and copper samples at approved tap sampling sites.

March 7, 1940 Mr*Prank Greene La Crosse Auto Supply Company 123-125 South Sixth Street La Crosse Wisconsin ''' Dear Mr* Greens ; Your letter of February 14th addressed to the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation concerning your employee who specializes in valve grinding and motor work, has been referred to me and has been lying on my desk unanswered for some days because of my enforced absence from the laboratory# The problem which you raise in connection with this man is one which is worthy of consideration# It has seemed to us for some time that under certain peculiar conditions of continuous work of this kind, a man might be exposed to significant quantities of lead# We feel quite certain that such a condition would be most unusual# We have had occasion to examine a number of men in this type of work without finding any evidence of significant lead exposure, or measursable lead absorption on their part* Moreover we have never found a case of significant lead exposure among workmen of this type# However, despite the fact that this has never occurred, so far as our experience goes, I am unwilling to take the position that it could not occur# Accordingly I should be very much interested in seeing and examining your employee, if It could be arranged# This could be done by making a trip to La Crosse but both my associates and I are occupied with a number of other matters at present, and this could not be done at once# It could be done promptly, however, if your employee could come to Cincinnati# We are very much interested in problems of this sort, and we are quite willing to defray the expense which would be associated with your employee^ trip to Cincinnati# in doing this, however, I would not want to develop the idea in his mind that we have any anxiety concerning him, or that we have reason to believe that he was ill on account of lead exposure# Rather my point of view is that over a period of years we have been spending a great deal of money investigating the potential public health problems concerned with this industry, and there is no reason why we should not spend additional money - \ and effort, especially When the circumstance seems to have 1 :;*v, M7126 - 2- some useful information* Therefore, if both you and your employee were to look at this as something of an experimental study, we should be quite willing to examine him, to defray the expense of his trip to v Cincinnati, and to give him and you a definite opinion as. to the nature of his illness and also the degree to which ho has absorbed lead as a consequence of his work.

As a matter of fact, 1 am entirely certain from our enormous body of data that it is quite Impossible for individuals to absorb significant quantities of lead as the result of their contact with gasoline containing the commercial concentrations of tetraethyl lead.

Morley Morgana - (2> - October 27, 19^8 "Vitol" containing lead, under these conditions,will compare with the vaporization of gasoline and lead under comparable conditions.

Praaant meret Tha Eagle-Plcbar Lead Co.

DUTCH BOYWHITE-LEAD; NATIONALvLEAD COMPANY- ill.

October Jl, 1961 SUBJECT; ELECTRIC PASSESSES CAB To Members of tbs Lead Industries Assoelstloo: We believe that you vill be Interested In tbs attached press release concerning a new, snail, lead acid battery-powered electric passenger ear soon to be 00 the market.

CHEM TEST ARTICLE CAS# N/A SOIL W/ LEAD LOT# N/A CODE# AEC-3-3 N.B.

MIOSH Criteria Document for Exposure to Inorf-anlc Lead -Pgs.I-1 Cevernor James A.

as.a consequence of their exposure* I would confidently expect that under these conditions cases of lead poisoning might 5 your part is this direction .

Kr 0016700 M> t-'i Oi M he amount or white lead used by the claimant was very minute and cund it almost impossible for the. claimant to get lead, on his han Very truly yours, (Signed) HARRY L.

Joe Lead Co.

Ou Dipnilment rusting--through coats of pure red-lead.

IV. 1978 Lead-in-Air Measurements In anticipation of the questions to be raised as the effective date of the new OSHA Lead Standard approaches, all of the 1978 lead-m-air measurements made with the high volume technique were summarized (see Table IV).