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December 2Ij., 19lj.O Age: 33 Occupation: Regular employe The Lowe Brothers Company, Dayton, Ohio* ; In the Receiving Department for the past 5 years. General medical history and specific questioning with regard to illness, occupational or otherwise, give no evidence of ill-health. Physical examination was likewise negative. Laboratory data (urinalysis, blood examinations, and che3t x-ray) were normal except for the following items: 1 The white blood count was somewhat elevated. This was prooably aue to a common cold at the time of the examination. 2. The amount of lead in the urine and in the blood was somewhat increased above the normal. Conclusions and Recommendations Tills man is in good health and the amounts of lead found in his urine and blood are not dangerously high, however he should be more careful of the amount of lead dust watch .he breathes, e-specially while working in the confines of boxcars, he suggest that a mask be worn whenever the dust is heavy. WPAjmw Robert A. Kehoe, 'f.D, KE 0013715 N16560