Tbs inference oust be isade that tharo Is absorption and partial ctorega of lead in the bones.

There is, for example, a fairly strong correlation between the lead' in the lung and that in. the hilar lymphatics.

Lead has all of these desired properties to s greater extent than any other common building material.

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Lead has all of these desired properties to s greater extent than any other common building material.

The measurement of the rate of excretion of lead in the urine, or, better, the determination of the concentration of lead in the blood, is based upon a different principle - namely, that of keeping the exposed individual or group below the level of absorption (of lead) that is capable of causing even Incipient illness.

Sooner or later we meet (at a distance) in relation to some problem of occupational exposure to lead.

Currently, support is being provided on a continuing basis to Manufacturing to minimize the contami nation levels in the lead alkyls area and, as a result, to reduce the exposure of operating and maintenance personnel to lead alkyls.

Study of this problem was suggested because of a number of reports of cases of lead poisoning in children as a result of swallowing dried lead paint, chewed off from various surfaces to which the child had access.

The practical proof of this fact is found in the fact that the men who service these cars do not absorb enough lead to bring about any increase in their output of lead in the urine even after more than a year of such regular occupational exposure.

ana'-rn LIA14307 * -- LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC.

The matter of the contamination of the inside surfaces of road tankers with lead, as the result of the transportation of leaded gasoline, is an old problem, which has not been understood fully by many people.

The British Lead Development Association, previously referred to as "our friends", are quite concerned over the image that lead is obtaining in England, just as we are here.

Povlar Lead Inductrlaa Aaaociatlon, Ino.

No. 5 54 discusses saturnine gout, Abst, No. 555 is'concerned with lead in the hair of children with chronic lead poisoning.