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THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH K^danaging Editors Ph il ip Dr in k e r Ma r g a r e t 3. Pe r r y Editorial Office 55 Sh a t t u c k St r e e t Bo s t o n , Mas s , December 2, 1942 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Kettering Laboratory of Applied. Physiology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe:- I am enclosing a notice of the lead symposium, which is being inserted in the January issue of the Journal of Industrial Hygiene. I am also sending this notice to the J. A. M. A., Industrial Medicine, and to. the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America. We have decided against printing this symposium as a separate monograph, in addition to the regular February issue, as that issue will contain only these six articles (plus the usual abstracts), which will really make a monograph in itself. I am sending you this notice as it might affect the number of reprints '.vhich you order. Sincerely yours, Margaret S. Perry, editor Hi? 0015252 JOURNAL OP INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ARB TOXICOLOGY 55 Sh&ttuok St., Boston, Mass. LEAD SYMPOSIUM II THE FEBRUARY, 1943, ISSUE A notable feature of the meeting of the American Association of Indust rial Physicians & Surgeons and the American Industrial Hygiene Association held in Cincinnati in April, 1942, was the symposium on lead poisoning. In addition to the usual abstracts, the February, 1943 issue of the Journal of Industrial Hyg iene and Toxicology will contain all six of the papers presented at this symposium. No other articles will be published in this issue. The editors believe this sym posium will sake an important monograph, and they request that anyone interested in securing a copy of the February issue (Vol. 25, no. 2, February, 1943) will kindly write in advance to Williams and Wilkins, Ino, Mt. Royal and Guilford Aves. Baltimore, Maryland The price will be the usual cost of the current issues of the Journal, namely 75 cents, post-paid. The papers and authors are as follows* "The Measurement of Industrial Lead Exposures by Air Analysis". By John Buxell. Health Division of the Department of Publio Welfare, of the City of St. Louis. ''Measurement of Industrial Lead Exposure by Determination of Stippling of the Erythrocytes,** By Lester W. Sanders, Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology, College of Medicine, University . of Cincinnati, Cincinnati. Ohio, "Measurement of Industrial Lead Exposure by Analyses of Blood and Ex 0015253 creta of Workmen." By Jacob Cholak and Karl Baabaoh, Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati N20334.01 pfp-,. iL . i; 2 nIndustrial Lad poisoning as a Clinical Syndrome." By William F. Ash. ' 1 ` lettering Laboratory, University of Cin cinnati. nHalth of Lead-exposed Storage Battery Worker.** By Iff. C. Brees- sen. U. S. Public Health Service. RExperimental Studies on Lead Absorption and Excretion and their Re lation to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Lead Poisoning.** By Robert A. Kehoe, Jacob Cholak, Donald M. Hubbard, Karl Bambach and Robert R. MdHary. Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati. ^ 0015254 -\;a { W'* - J