va rious types of intoxications (lead pois oning) and infection (anthrax).

One concern, which formerly contributed a large n u m b e r of oases of lead p o isoning to this Clinic, has established a new factory, partly on account of the severe lead haiard which existed in the old plant, and another firm has installed a fume removal system which should reduce the hasard very considerably. 22 cases of aotlve lead poisoning were treated and investigated.

C.) described lead poisoning as an occupational disease only in the smelting of metals.

C.) described lead poisoning as an occupational disease only in the smelting of metals.

Mention was also cade of carbon as a material of construction, of the new detergents, arid of metals mention was made of tellurium lead, for which there was claimed greater tensile trength aai.more resistance to fatigue and corrosion than was 5118 Wex i -Printed in full in .the July Bulletin of A.S*T.M

My dear Miss Lymans The various workers receiving regular Services and Wages under the Lead Fund did not feceive their checks on July 15th.

Gentlemen: The Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service issued Public Health Bulletin, Number 165, in 1926, having to do with regulations for the distribution of gasoline treated with tetraethyl lead.

Bntte, Montana 258.52 Trelgit charge an White lead free* Baltl- aore, Hd., to LosAngeles, Cal. 217.00 #4,027.79 s'l^at Chicago Office* :. v'Holl lag Villa Department, Chicago, `r- .

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Edgar: During the recent examinations at your laboratory I found that Mr.wg||exhibited some signs and symptoms which might have been referable to lead absorption.

Edsall: Enclosed please find some checks for the lead Fund and the letter that came with, them which I thought might interest you.

W II iat u ik uncnctirt cmnur ro c o t w , wfzj.1 -I Paint with LEAD DUTCH BOY

>tlne Plaweed Ve confirm our telegren cf even date Information* ;'3.57i v , ,.hl ' "" ^ jTr --TZ-----LEAD; T aeknowjreeein* . --' - - - 5r.

Bntte, Montana 258.52 Trelgit charge an White lead free* Baltl- aore, Hd., to LosAngeles, Cal. 217.00 #4,027.79 s'l^at Chicago Office* :. v'Holl lag Villa Department, Chicago, `r- .

Endicott: Could you please transfer to the Massachu setts General Hospital five hundred dollars from the Lead Fund of the School of Public Health.