objective -- limiting the exposure of children to lead to a safe level.

The present tad future outlook for whit* lead 1* net good.

"Lead absorption and excretion in relation to the diagnosis of lead poisoning; Kehoe, Thamann and Cholak; Jour.

in the development of medical techniques for the appraisal of lead absorption and for the differentiation-of safe, from dangerous lead absorption.

In dealing with inorganic lead, I rely mainly upon the lead concentration in the blood for clinical purposes.

Rechecking skin absorptions of tetramethyl lead and the mixed lead alkyls. b.

Lead recovered!

In 1937, National Lead Company's domestic shipments of white-lead were 54,119 tons (42,793 lead-in-oilj 11,326 dry lead) exclusive of sales to other corroders including DuPont.

It is probably that the lead content of the excreta of the nurseling is somewhat Ipwer than that of the mother, since the only source of lead intake in children properly cared for is likely to bo the small quantity in the milk.

Lead oleate is absorbed slowly and ineffectually, while lead acetate can scarcely be said to be so absorbed at all.

"New Markets for Lead" - R.

To acquire lead poisoning the lead examine a rabbit in a pancreat it is experiment .

The concentration of lead in the blood of Am. j.

The prevention of overt symptoms of lead poisoning such as lead encephalopathy, p e rip h e ra l neuropathy, severe anemia, o r lead cramps by reducing e x is tin g lead accumulation in th ese in d iv id u a ls i s a lso prophylaxis.

The concentration of lead in the blood of Am. j.