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PHD.815/59 SBU/fc 2nd Ontoher# 1961 Be. H. Keynard Beanie, iteegoarie Chaabera, 183 feeqoult Street# SBSI- Dear Or* tteaaie* Riga AsbaetQB ftttntraHan Ham is a copy of the history of this patient, together with relevant chest X"*ay elides and three slides of biopsy from the long# He waa bore 19th October, 1921, in Mend* He left school in 1935* sod until he came to Australia in 1950 he ess e fare sorter. In that year he commenced work with Australian Blue Asheetoe at1 frittenooa,bollding a new powerhouse about half a mile from the mill. At 4 this time he was not aware of much duet. In the years 1953*55 he worked for 2i years in the mill* whlcfix* he aaid, was very dusty. B? the time he left the sill in September, 1955, he had become k leading hand, watching machinery etc. After leering tftttenooa he became a yardman In a hotel. He felt well until February, 1961# whan he noticed that he became easily tired and abort of breath. This dyspnoea has been associated with chopping wood, walking upstairs and walking fast along the flat* Be % does not consider that it has become worse since the onset. Share haa been too wheese* Slnoo the onset he has been aware of a cough, associated with yellow sputum which disappeared after about two or three months. It was most noticeable in the early morning when he would cough up approximately half a teespooaftxi of spates; the sputum has newer been bloodwat&lned* He has lost li stone in weight alnee the onset. He smokes four or five cigarettes during the day and drinks one or two glasses of beer a day. Thera Is no history of any previous Illness* Hia wife is well and he has five children, 3 to 13 years, all well. Hie mother and father are both well. WV-04462