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l' ( B3IJQQRAFHY OK LEAD POISOHIHG1929 ~ 1930 The presence of the asterisk indicates that a longer abstract may be obtained from The American Public Health Associ ation, 450 Seventh Avenue, Hew York City. ALESAHERIHI, P. Frequent and Unsuspected Causes of Lead Poisoning, Mild Forms. Med. del lavoro, Vol.20, July 13, 1929, p.307-313. AUSTRALIA, Sanitation, Food and Drugs. Annual report, Commission of B.H. Queensland, Australia. Appropriate solutions ordered to neutralize lead found in water in soda fountains, * Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, Hay 10, 1930, p.2220. AUSTRALIA, The excretion of Lead and Blood Changes in Workers Exposed to Lead. Med. Journal of Australia, Vol, 1. Feb. 16, 1929, pp.194-217. AbBt. Journal of Ind. Hyg, Vol.ll, Ho. 7. Sept, 1929, p.159. f / % 1 w N36948 B. J BATUBIH, A.!. Balneotherapy and Mobilisation of Lead. Profess, pat.i.gig. Ho.7. 1929, p,23-29. BEIHTKEEt, Irritation of the Kidney, - Oases, Med. Welt. Vol.3. Sept. 7, 1929, p.1292. BELKNAP, E.L, Lead Poisoning-Diagnosis and Treatment of Lead Colic. Wisconsin Medical Journal, Vo. 28, Aug. 1929, p.346-351. Belknap endorses the treatment of the acute stage of lead poisoning by intra venous injections of 50 c.c. of 2 per cent, calcium chloride four times daily and a high calcium diet and calcium lactate by mouth. On discharge the patient is placed on a low calcium diet and ammonium chloride further to oombat the poisoning. * Abst.Journal of American Medical Assn. Vol. 93, Sept. 14, 1939, p.4281. BICKER!, E.W, Effect of Lead and Lead Preparations on Pormation of Agglutinin and Precipitin in Babbits. Zentralbl.f. Bateteriol. Vol.114, Oct. 31, 1929, p.428-437. BICKER!, p.w. Effect of Lead and Lead Preparations in Pormation of Hemolysin in Babbits. Ztschr.f.Immunitatsforsch.u. Esgper.Therap. Vol.60, 1929. p.297-336. Lead causes an increase in antibody forma tion proportional to the solubility of the substance used. * Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, Jan.20, 1930, p.420 BISHOP, W.B.S. The Occurrence of Lead in the Egg of the Domestic Hen. Part 11. Medical Journal of Australia, Vol. 1. Jan. 26, 1929, pp.96--99. Only slightly more lead found in eggs from a lead area than elsewhere. Lead in eggs probably present as a lecithin compound, not a diphosphate. * Abst. J. of Ind.Hyg. Vol.ll, Ho. 7. Sept.1929, p,158 * -3 DUP050314837 B. BISHOP, f.B.S. The Occurrence of Lead in the Egg of the Domestic Hen--Part III. Med. Journal, Australia, Vol.l. June 15, 1929, p.793-806. Lead invariably present. Relative toxioity of various lead substances injected into egg showed chlorides headed list, fat-soluble compounds at bottom (lecithin). * Abst. J. of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.ll, ITo. 10, Dec.1939, p,244. BISHOP, W.B.S. and COOKED, T. The Occurrence of Lead in the Egg of the Domestic Hen, an Additional Rote. Medical Jour nal, Australia. Vol.2, Hov.9, 1929, p.660-662. Articles reporting upon Parts 1, 11 and 111 of this extended research appeared on April 21, 1928, Jan, 36, 1929 and June 15, 1929.* Abst. J. of Ind. Hyg. Tol.13, Ho.5. May 1930, p.93. BLOOH, S. Zur Prage der Bleiveissvergiftong in der Schweiz, Z. Sanderabdr.a.d.Thurgauer Arbeiterztg. Genossenaohaftsdruokerei, Zurich. 1939 BUM, R. Die Klinik der Bleivergiftung als Grundlage ihrer Begutachtung. Ergebn, d. inn.Med.u.Kinderheilk. Bd.V.S, 685. 1929. BRANDIS, . Medicolegal Differentiation between Degeneration of Cardiac Muscle and Poisoning--Compensation refused-- Case. Med.Klin. Vol.25, Oct.4,1929, p.1552-1553. BRIHLESr, 3?. J. Toxioity of Lead Salts to Insects. J.Econ.Entomol. Vol.23, 1939, p.231-225. Toxicity is in proportion to the molecular weight of the lead salt used.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.23, July 10, 1929, pp.3295. -3- DUP050314838 B. BTJOK, J.S. land KUMBO, D.M. Effect of Lead Poisoning on Rat Sarcoma. J.Lab. and Clin.Med. Vol.15, Oct.1939, p,24. A lead poisoned rat developed sarcoma from which it died.* Abst. Journal of American Medical Assn. Vol.93, Ko.21 Ho t . 23, 1929, p.1683. M 4; mm DUP050314839 0. OiCCUBI, S. Changes in Semilunar Ganglia in Experimental Poisoning, Eiforaa Med. Yol. 45, Aug. 31, 1929, p. 1168-1170. CASCIO, GE8LAHD0 lo. pharmacological Action of Colloidal Mercury, lead and Copper. 3oll.Soe.ital*hiol.spr. Yol.4, 1929, p.617-621. The effects on the appearance of nucleated red cells were none for mercury, slight for lead, marked for copper.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Yol. 24, Oct. 10, 1930, p.4863. GAYAG1IAH0, 3. Alimentary Glycosuria after Poisoning. Med.del. lavoro. Yol.20, Mov.30, 1929, p.505-507. CHABTSCHBHEO, K. gar KLinik der Chronischen Bleivergiftung. S.142-145 ulfolg. Wien-leipsig, Sept. 15, 1929. GHISTGSJI, A. and MILAHESX, E. Pharmacologic Experiments with. Colloidal lead Sulphate. Arch.di. farmacol.sper. Yol.46, 1939, p147-173. Hie stability and toxicity of the substance discovered are described.* Abstract--Chemical Abstracts, Yol. 24, Jan. 10, 1930, p.162. COMMITTEE OH LEAD POISOHIHG. lead Poisoning, presented at Minneapolis, 1929. Industrial Hygiene Section, A.P.H.A. A synopsis, the full .report being printed as a separate monograph by the A.P.H.A. Discusses also the 27-page bibliography for 1928.* Abstract-A.J.P.H.A. Yol.19, Ho.12. Deo.1929, pp.1371. -5- DUP050314840 a. COOKSE!, 5?, and. WALffiOIT, S.G. Electrolytic Determination of Dead in Ufcine. Analyst, Vol.54, Peb.1929, p.97-99. Electrolytic Determination of Lead in Urine.* Abet. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.23, April 20, 1929, p.1921 COUfUST. Contribution k 11 &tudeclinique et etiologique della paralysis anti-brachiale pseudo-saturnine. Basse, Paculte da Med. de Uancy, 1939. CEOlL, D.C. Incidence of Chronic Nephritis Among Young People in Queensland. Med. <7. of Australia, vol.2, Aug. 3, 1929, . p.U14le3-178, r Some unknown factor in 10 years has caused 884 deaths of persons under 40 years of age. Ihe factor is not operative after 40, nor in neighboring states.* Abet. Journal of American Medical Assn. Vol.93, No. 14, Oct. 5, 1929. CROSS, C. H. Removal of Lead Shot from Vitreous. Am.J. Ophthalmology, Vol.13, Jan.1930, p.41 DUP050314841 J BfiEJOf, M. Effect of Lead Poisoning on Tissues. Liver-cool lied. Clin. Journal, Vol.37, July 1929, p.63-70. " D. MVIS, p.A. Toxic Substances in the Rubber Industry--VI Lead and its Compounds. Rubber Age, Vol.26, 1929, p.317-319. The subject is treated in such a way that it is of interest also to the glass, porcelain, tile, paint, cable, dye, sizing and storage battery industries.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, Jan.10,1930, p1763. de BALSAC, F.H., AGASSE-IA POUT, 33, and VEIL, A. Occupational Intoxication by Lead Tetra-ethyl. Chimie et industrie, Special Ho* Pah. 1929, p.740. A brief discussion of the danger of acute or chronic saturnism attending the use of lead tetra-ethyl.* Ahst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.23, Sept.20,1929, p.4563. DILLIHG, f.J. Effect of Intravenous Injections of Colloidal Lead upon Circulatory System. J. Pharmacology and Exper.Therapeutics Vol.35, April,1929, p.449-462. Satisfactory preparations of colloidal lead should not affect the normal circulatory system; it should not be used in myocardial disease.* Abst.Biological Abstracts, Vol.4, Ho.4. April,1930, p.1109. DILLIU&, W.J., and HAJTORTB, E.E. Distribution of Lead in Tissues after Intravenous Injections. J. Pathology and Bacteriology, Vol.32, Oct.1929, p.753-763. The spleen and liver contain most lead, the lungs some, the kidneys a considerable amount. Only the kidneys seem to be damaged.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol*24, Jan.10, 1929, p.161. OT M0RT3ER, J.J. Lead Poisoning. Tale J. Biol, and Med. Vol. 2, Dec. 1929, p.147-160. ~ 7- DUP050314842 BNGMKD, Action of Lead on the Chorionic Epithelium, Lancet, Deo, 28, 1929, p.1374-1375. SUGLAED, Health Leaflets for the Printing Trades. Joint Industrial Council, Printing and Allied Trades of the United Kingdom, 7-10 Old Bailey, London, 1,0.4. Within the last 12 years there have occurred 230 cases of plumbism in 185 printing establish ments; compositors 98, sterotypers 55, linotypers 20, monotypers 14, electrotypers 2, other wise employed 41,* Abet. American Journal of Public Health, ?ol. 19, Ho. 8, August 1929, p.936. EWSE&OWA, S.K. Effects on Bervous System of Dogs, Arch.f.Psychiat.und. llerrerikrankenheiten, Vol.88, 1929,. p,752-775. -- 8 ** DU P050314843 > POBEIGB EB0KEE5S--BEK3-II3M. Occupational Diseases. Journal of Aneriean Medical Association, Vol,92, Ho.25, June 32, 1929, p,2118. Lead poisoning included in list of compensable occupational diseases.* EOBBIGB ZaasnEBEOS--BO0DOB. Tetraethyl lead in Gasoline; Official Beport Criticized. Journal of American Medical Association, Yol.92, Bo.8, Bet'.23,1939, p.661. BOBSTER, A, Studies on the Influence of Chronic lead Poisoning on the Vaginal Cycle in Bats. Endokrinologie, Vol.4, 1929, pp,260-263. Bo effects noted, hence not all animals have gonads sensitive to heauy metals.* Abet. Journal of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.12, Bo,, 7. Aug.1930, p.140. EBABCIS, A.Gr., HAEVEI, C.O,, and BCJCHfiH, J.L. Determination of Smell. Quantities of Xiead with Special Beference to Brine and Biological Materials. Analyst, Vol.54, Dec.1929, p.725-735. Method for determination of traces of lead in urine.* Abet. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, March 20,1930, p.1402. PBISDBMffiER, E., and HASHIM0I0, H. Determination of Solubility of Bead in Water by Means of friedherger's Method. Ztschr.f .Hyg.u. Infektionskr. Vol.HO, 1929, p.755-760. Determination of Solubility of Bead in Water by Means of Eriedbergerts Method.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, May 20, 1930, p.2484. DUP050314844 7., and BEOCEKER, H. Inhalation Experiments with .Animals with Certain. .Amounts of Air Colloidal head Oxide and Air in Imitation of Conditions leading to Poisoning of lead Burners. Arch.f.Hyg. Vol.101, 1929, p-161-172. Apparatus and procedure adopted in obtaining results previously described by Froebese.* Abat. Journal of Ind. Hygiene, 7ol.ll, 1929, p.243-244. - 10 - DUP050314845 G. g a h a s s ih i, D. Detection of lead in Body Fluids and Tissues. Arch, inst.biochim. ital, Vol.l, 1929, p.105-112. Detection of lead in Body Fluids and Tissues.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, April 30, 1930, p.1877. GELMAH, J. Genesis and Clinical Aspects of lead Colic and lead Encephalopathy. Deutsch.Arch.f.KLin.Med. Vol.163, Feb. 1929, p.1-13. Three forms of lead encephalopathy described psychic depressive, epileptic, and eclamptic.* Abst. Journal of American Medical Association, Vol.92, April 13, 1939, p.1311. GBEENBUEG, 1., SHAYE, A. A., and SHLIOHSEY, H. A Study of lead Poisoning in a Storage Battery Plant. U.S. Public Health Heports| Vol.44, Ho.26, July 12.1929, p.1666-1698. Air analyses, cases of lead poisoning, relative dangers in different processes suggestions for control.* Abst. Journal of Industrial Hygiene, Vol.13, Ho. 4. April 1930, p.74. GROHOVER, A., and W0HH1ICH, E. lead Content of Bed Glazings of Earthenware. Ztschr.f.Untersuch.d.lebensmitt. Vol.57, April 1929, p.1292. m, g . Experiments Showing larynx Unaffected. Valsalva, Vol.5. Hov. 1929, p.691-697. - 11 - DUP050314846 ^ H. HAACK, K. Zur Brags der Jodkaliprovokation ala Bleitupfeln. Mad. Klin. H.32, 1929. HAAG, W, W. lead Poisoning from Retained lead Missile-Case. Deutsche.Ztschr.f.Chir. Vol.215, 1929, p.39-47. The time interval was 22 years "between the gunshot wound of the knee and the appearance of lead symptoms which were in the nervous system,* Abst. Journal of American Medical Assn., Vol.92, Ho. 21, May 25, 1929, p.1306. HAMM, X. , and NAKANO MISAO- On the Changes of the Ends of the Peripheral Nerves in Experimental lead Poisoning. Journal of Kyatofu Med. College, M&rch 1929. HAMMETT, . S. Growth Recovery after Inhibition by Lead. British Med. Journal, Vol.l. May 18, 1929, p.896-897. HAMMETT, . S. Influence of Lead on Mitosis and Cell Size in Growing Root. Protoplasma, 7ol.5. Jan.1929, p.535-543. HAMMETT, '. S'. Nature of lead Compound Deposited in Growing Root. Protoplasma, Vol.5, Jan.1929, p.547-562. HAMMETT, !. S., and JUSTICE, E. S. Selective fixation of Laad by Root Nuclei in Mitosis. Protoplasma, Vol5. Jan.1929, p.543-546. HAMS, A. Present State of Question of Saturnism in Enamel Industry. Strasbourg med. Vol.89, June 5, 1929, p.281-287. HA7HURST, 1. R. Occupational Diseases, Definition, Cause, Prevalence, and Prevention. Monthly Labor Review, Vol.29,No.l. July 1929, p.29-51. lead poisoning ooverage and reporting is among the occupational diseases reviewed by states and provinces.* Abst. American Journal of Publio Health, Vol.19, No. 10. Sept. 1929, pp.1157. - 12 - DUP050314847 E HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLET, HO.3. Lead. Division of industrial Health. National Safety Oounoll, 108 1. Ohio St., Chicago, ill. A general resume of the whole subject, with illustra tions, for industrial information.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Vol.19, No. 8. August 1929, p.937. HERZJPELD, E. Simple Methods for Detection of Minute Quantities of Lead in Urine. Schweiz.med.W chncshr. Vol.59, Sept. 7, 1929. p.910-912. HOFFMAN, F.L. Deaths from Lead Poisoning, 1925-1927. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bulletin No. 488, June 1929. Statistics of various civilized countries. Deaths from lead poisoning materially decreasing.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Yol.19, No.12. Dec. 1929, p.1371. HOFFMAN, K.J. Early Brain Symptoms. Therap.d.Gegenw. Vol. 70, March 1929, p.115-117. HORTON, B.I., POWELSON, M.H. , and OSTEHBERG, A.E. Excretion of Lead in Urine in Patients with peripheral Vascular Disease. Proc.Staff Meeting Mayo Clinic, Vol.4. Oct. 2, 1929, p.296. Of 50 such patients, 43 excreted lead in the urine varying from 0.04 to 0.4 mgm. in 24 hours; 10 also excreted arsenic.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, Jan.10,1929, p.425. HUNTER, D. Modern Treatment of Lead Poisoning. Lancet, Vol.26, Oct,1929. p.901-902. EUSFELDT, E. Lead Poisoning as Cause of Anemia of Pregnancy Resembling Pernicious Anemia--Case. Acta.obst.et gynec.Scandinav. Vol. 8, 1929, p,25-34. Red oxide of lead used as an abortive produced grave anemia.* Abst.Biological Abstracts, Vol.4. No.4. April 1930, p.llll - 13 - DUP050314848 I. & J. INDUSTRIAL and LABOR INPGRMATION. Progress of Ratification of the White Lead Convention. Vol.31, Sept. 9, 1929. This is the League of Ration's measure to control white lead poisoning as so far adopted "by various countries.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Vol.19, Ho.12, 1929, pp.1371-1372. ISAC, S. SCTJRTOPAL, V., and STOICA, A.S. Examination of feces in Printers--Lead Determination. Compt.rend.Soc.de blol. Vol.100, April 18, 1939, p.903. Amount of lead found in 39 out of 71 cases, , .*studies varied from 0.002 to 1.047 gm, per 1 000 Abst. Physiological Abstracts, Vol.14, No.5. Aug.1929, p.322. JOWETT, M. DILL1NG, W.J. ana BELL, W.B. Estimations of Lead in Tissues of Lead-treated Patients and Animals. Lancet, Vol.1, Jan.19, 1929, p.126-128. Pairhall's method followed; but little lead found in bones (the facts given are fragmentary).* Abst. Journal of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.11, No.7, Sept.1929, p.158. JOINT INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL. Health Leaflets for the Printing Trades. Printing and Allied Trades of the United Kingdom, 7-10 Old Bailey, London, E.0.4. Within the last 12' years there have occurred 230 cases of plumbism in 185 printing establish ments; compositors 98, stereotypers 55, linotypers 20, monotypers 14, electrotypers 2, otherwise employed 41.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Vol.19, No. 8. August 1929, p.936. - 14 - DUP050314849 K. KASPAS, 3T. Surgical Treatment of Poisoning of Gastro-intestinal Tract. Wien.me&.Wchnschr. Vol.79, May 25, 1929, p.707-711. KEHOI, R.A., and THAMANN, I. The Excretion of lead. Journal of American Medical Assn. 761.92, April 27, 1929, p.1418-1421. The Excretion of lead.* Abst.Journal of Ind,Hygiene, 7ol.ll, No.9. Nov.1929, p.204. KIEDHOEER, E. Lead in Must and Wine of Grapes Treated with Lead Sprays. Ztschr.f.Hntersuch.d.Lebensmitt, Yol.58,Sept.1929, p.382-386. Enough lead found to advise against lead sprays, especially in dry seasons.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Yol.24, April 30, 1930, p. 1930. EIEMSTEDT, H. Detection and Determination of Lead in Ethyl Gasoline. Ztschr.f.angew, Cham. Vol. 42, 1929, p,1107-1108. Detection and Determination of Lead in Ethyl Gasoline.* Abst. J. of Ind. Hygiene, Yol.13, No.8. Sept.1930, p.169. KOELSCE, E. LEDERER, E., and KOELSGH, R. Comparative Study of the Toxicity of White Lead Sulfate and White Lead Carbonate. Arch.f.Hyg. Vol.101, No.4. 1929, p,234-256. No significant difference in the relative toxicity of the two stibstanoes studied.* Abst. Journal of Ind. Hygiene, Yol. 13, No. 7. Aug. 1930, p.140. KOEN-ABREST, E. New Data on Saturnism. Chimie et Industrie, Special number, Eeb. 1929, p.741-742. New Data on Saturnism.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Yol.23, Sept. 10, 1929, p.4281. - 15 - DUP050314850 K. KOIEAHSKY, S. B. Weakness of the Extensor Muscle in Lead Poisoning. Zentr.Gewerbehyg.Unfallverhutung, Vol.16, 1929, p.65-71. The percentages of weakness is given by trades letter press workers heading the list.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol.24, Ho.20, Hov. 20, 1929, p.5897. ~ 16 - DU P050314851 L. LAEDEELICH, L. , and POEMEAH, DTHILLE, G. Lesions in Parotid Gland, Testicles and Prostate. Bnll.et mem Soc.med,d.hop. de Paris, Pol. 53, Feb. 25, 1929, p.292-295. LAIGNEL-LAPASTINE and EOTJQ.'UIT, J. Acetylcholine Treatment of Lead Colic. Bnll.et mem.Soc.med,d.hop.de Paris. Pol.53, March 18, 1929. p.3S0-362. LAKE, E.E. , M. D. Lead Bust Hazard. Lancet, Pol.5528, Aug. 10, 1929, p.283 V There is a measured relationship between lead in the air, lead in the urine, and the basophile count, the latter being a delicate index of the degree of absorption but not the proof of lead poisoning.* Abet. American Journal of Public Health, Pol.19, No.10, Sept. 1929, p.1158. LAPE0PS2Y, K.A. Colorimetric Determination of Coproporphyrin in Lead Poisoning. Profess.pat.i.gig. No. 8. 1929, p.56-88. LEDER, E. Gastric Cancer Diagnosed as Lead Colic: Case. Zentralbl. f.Gewerbehyg. Pol.6, Feb. 1929, p.40-42. LEGGE, Sir Thomas Morison. Thirty years' Experience of Industrial Mala dies. J.Eoy. Sac.Arts, Pol.4006, Aug.30, 1929, pp.1007-22. Past improvements noted in protecting workers. Pro tection rests with the employer, not with the worker. Stop discharge of dust and fumes and plunibism disappears.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Pol.19, No.11, Nov. 1929, p.1258-1269. LEGGE, Sir Thomas. Lead Poisoning. J. of Hoy.Soc.Arts. Vol.4005, ^ Sept. 6, 1929, p.1023-1059. A general discussion of industrial lead poisoning.* Abst. American Journal of Public Health, Pol.20, No. 4. April 1930, p.436-437. 17 - DUP05O314852 L. >'N* LEHMANN, K.B. Comparative Study of the Toxicity of Lead Sulphate and White Lead. Areh.f.Hyg. Vol.101. Ho.4. 1929. p.197-204. There is no material difference in the toxicity of the two substances studied.* Abet. J. of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.12, No.7. Aug.1930. p.140. LEHMANN, E. The Presence of Basophilic Granular Erythrocytes in Persons without Lead Poisoning. Arch.f.Hyg. Vol.102. 1929, pp.111-123. The Presence of Basophilic Granular Erythrocytes in Persons without Lead Poisoning,* Abst. J. of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.12, Ho*6, June 1930, p.112. LEVITZKY, V.A. Balneotherapy and Parasympathetic System. Prof.pat.i. gig. Ho.7. 1929, p.5-21. LEWIN, C. Medicolegal Aspect of Industrial Poisoning. Ergebn.d. inn. Med.u,Kinderh. Vol.35, 1929, p.286-354. LEWY, E.H. Electrodiagnosis by Measurement of Chronaxia. Ztsohr.f.aratl. Portbild. Vol.26, May 15, 1929, p.324. LEWY, E.H. , and W1ISZ, S. Neuromuscular Chronaxia in Workers. Ztschr. f.d. gesambe Heuroli.u.Psychiat. Vol.120, 1929, p.385-402. LIPKOVICH. The Underwood Typewriter and Lead Poisoning. Vestnik Sovreennoi Meditziny--Moscow, July 1929i A lead cushion beneath type occasioned measurable quantities of lead in the air of offices, with symptoms in typists ascribed to lead poisoning; a cork cushion oovered with velvet recommended.* Abst. J. of Ind. Hygiene, Vol.12, Ho.6. June 1930, p.114. _ 18 - DUP050314853 I J UTZNER, S. 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The final report of the committee appointed by the minister of health to inquire into the pos sible dangers to health from the use of motor spirit containing tetra-ethyl lead confirms the previous report - that there are no reasons for prohibiting the use of ethyl gasoline so long as adequate precautions are observed.* FRETWURST, Fritz and HERTZ, Arthur. The Determination of Lead in Feces and Urine and its Significance for the Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning. Arch. Hyg., Vol. 104, 1930, pp. 315-325. A method is described for the determination of lead in feces and urine by which 0.01 mg. of lead may be determined.* Abst. Chemical Abstracts, Vol. 25, May 10, 1931, p. 2166. FRIEDLAND, I. G. Convulsions and Paresthesia - Lead Poisoning. Gig. bezopass.i.pat.truda, Vol. Q, No. 5, 1930, pp. 9-20. - 8- DUP050314897 G. GERBIS, Gangrene of Lower Extremities (Raynaud's disease) in Printer. Aerztl. Sachverst - Ztg., Vol. 36, June 1, 1930, pp. 161-168. 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Lead Therapy in Leukemia- M.Clin.North America, Vol. 14, January 1931, pp. 923-933. HOF, A. Cerebral Disturbances from Lead Poisoning. Deutsche Ztschr.f.Nervenk., Vol, 117-119, 1931, pp. 214-225. HOLSTEIN, E Involvement of Pyramidal Tract in Lead Poisoning. Arch.f.Gewerbepath.u.Gewerbehyg., Vol. 2, Dec. 17, 1931, pp. 676-687. -7 - DUP050314931 1 ILLINOIS HEALTH MESSENGER. Tests Prevent Lead Poisoning. No. 21, Nov. 1, 1931, p. 83. Vol. 3, By a series of blood tests on persons it is possible to indicate marked absorption of lead,* Abst. Amer. Jour, of Public Health, Vol. 22, No. 3, March 1932, p. 329. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE BULLETIN. Wet Sandpapering. N.Y. State Dept, of Labor, Vol, 8, No. 4, October 1931. Rubbing down painted surfaces is no longer a potential source of lead poisoning because of the existence of waterproof sandpaper.* INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND SAFETY. Lead Poisoning. Industrial and Labour Information, Vol. XL, No. 7, Nov. 16, 1931, p. 251. 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