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CKT:c,CA . ,0 `/,-~---- -AiCWVjST <r>^ *: -- TAKEN FBOM PACE 135, BT DOCTOR VOHVALD: Hr. Chairman, Ladles and Gentleman, at the onset, I wish to say that we, in planning for this day's session, made every effort to faring Doctor Goffe from England. As you know, Doctor Goffs is Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology at the Welch National School of Medicine in Vales and he has had perhaps more experience with the pathology of pulmonary changes In coal workers than any man, and It is unfortunate that he could not be with ua. Nov, in a general way, our concepts of the chsnges in tne lungs of coal workers which have come to us here in the Saranac Laboratory for study, conform in general with SEVENTH SARANAC -0219