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Ame r ic a n Me d ic a l As s o c ia t io n ADORESS REPLY TO: JOHN STEWART CHAPMAN, MD Chief Editor-Elect -TtrerUniTei sttygf Wen y- W**ee^33.5- -- P. O. Box 19745 Medical Center Station Dallas, Texas 75219 August 19, 1970 ARCHIVES OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EDITORIAL 30AR0 William Weiss, MD, Philadelphia Assistant Chief Editor Oscar Auerbach, MD, East Orange, NJ Anna M. Baetjer, ScD, Baltimore Oscar J. Baichum. MD, Los Angeles B. D. Dinman, MD, Ann Arbor, Mich John R. Goldsmith, MD, Berkeley, Calif David H. Goldstein, MD, New York W. J. Hayes, Jr., MD, Nashville, Tenn Theodore H. Ingalls, MD, Framingham, Mass John H. Schulte, MD, Columbus, Ohio James H. Steele, DVM, Atlanta Herbert E. Stokinger, PhD, Cincinnati Hugh H. Hussey, MD, Director Scientific Publications Division Robert A. Kehoe, M. D. Professor Emeritus of Occupational Medicine University of Cincinnati Department of Environmental Health Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine Eden & Bethesda Avenues Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 Dear Dr. Kehoe: Since I know of your very considerable interest in lead and since you know how much material we will have on this subject in the Archives at some early date, I should like very much to have your opinion on the enclosed paper, "Pitfalls in the Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning", by Dr. Forrest E. Rieke. Your comments will be helpful if you will direct them to the following points: 1. Is the paper of sufficient importance in the light of other material you know about? 2. Do the methods employed furnish a valid indication of lead poisoning? 3. If you think we should accept this paper, please indicate whether It needs revision? I shall be awfully grateful to you if you can give me an opinion within the next four weeks. Sincerely yours, RE 0010471 Jdhfi S. Chapman, M. D.