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/ f> Olrxlof of HooltH rtd t^fotjr l*od inik-*trW 2^1 ModUon Av. / h *w Tof% n . y. lC. /*"' Lo o m with l&ad I Ji July 8, 1S<9 LEAD HYOpyy A*D aAJTTY BULLgra i>5. 160 To Keabere of the Lead Industries Association, Xnc.t TVO REPRUrtS 03 THE LEAD EAZAfCfl TO CHIURHI V bars obtained * Halted cuxber of copies of the following publication*! American Standard Cpeclflcattoes to KUIXIZA h azar d s t o anixFia f r o m r e s id u a l s u r f ac j CCA7IW3 HATER IADS. TMs 1 ASA Standard 106.1-19&*, vhlcb la a revision of the prcevlou* standard dating froa 1955* The 8ubccajsltte vhlcb prepared thla standard vss under the Chairmanship cf c*-ir good friend R. J. Ectart of Sapolln Paints and your Health and Safety Director acted aa Secretary. The charges that bare been Bade In this revision are Balnly 1b the wording of the standard, although suggested methods of analysis for lead and mercury are Included. There la no change la the epee If led amount of lead t61cb ahall be used in palct for furniture, toys or interior use In bouses--1% Halt. COHTROL oraniXODOD LEAD P0I0O3DC by Emil A. Tlbool, reprinted from Public Health Report#, Vol. 79, Ho. 2, Page# lC?'-174, February 1&6V. Thla article la of interest to those of ua vho are Involved In the problem of childhood lead poisoning In that It outlines In fair detail the experience and methods used In the City of fbllAdelphla's successful program. Please send your requests for copies of either of these papers to ms If you wish to have tha. Because of the special nature of the Interest Involved in this subject our supply le quite Halted. r ? DOFiad ' j..iifwi 'jariiue > Doe 0. Fcvlsr i