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June 1J>, 1244 1: Dr. Ellsworth S. Deuel Harrison Radiator Division, General Motors Corporation, Lockport, Hew York. > Dear Dr. Deuel? .... If I am not very much mistaken,In writing to Mr. Jenkin3 some weeks ago I called his attention to the existence of a report issued by the American Public Health Association, the report of the committee of which I had the honor to be chairman, entitled, ''Occupational Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning. " You raise the question of an up-to-date book on lead poisoning, and I think it is fair to say that this report Is the most comprehensive and useful book available on the subject. It was the deliberate intention of our committee to put together the best information that is available, in practical form for the use of industrial physicians and for others who are concerned with the medical and medico-legal aspects of the problem of industrial lead poisoning. This book can be obtained from the office of the American Public Health Association, 1790 Broadway, Hew York 19, H. Y. at a cost of 75 cents. I think you will find it more useful than any book that is available in the English language at any cost. Very truly yours, RAK ef Robert A ." Kehoe `1."D K 0013399 N17495