., IV, I, 1922; lead Poisoning, Williams & Wilkins, 1924).

We can not be sure of this at all in connection with the other refinery operations that involve exposure to lead and, therefore, we wish to have no confusing source of lead exposure.

Swallowed shot do not cause lead poisoning on this account.

A.uc 1 - A new. j Lmc i Poisoning Control Act H B li> recently passed by the Maine legisla ture. defines any substance containing more than 05 per cent lead aa leadbaaed.

Due to the nature both of the paste-like white lea,d raw material and the thermoplastic resin itself there is, in our opinion, some danger of lead poisoning that may incur to the workers using these materials.

Stevens: We certainly agree in principle with the proposal given in your letter of July 28, 1972, for the narration change in the film, "Lead-Poisoning-The Hidden Epidemic."

Lead Wool for Calking - Revised data for memo on lead wool for calking. 4.

They had no reported lead poison cases.

or covered with -saint cr any other mat erial containing lead or other substance of a poisonous nature, Irorucs^SjLjdJJi afclgh jglasiai unless such article shall contain a label affixed thereto stating in clear and unambiguous language that the said paint, or other :naterial contains lead or other substance of a poisonous nature."

Gums have a questionable blue line, not of that usually found la chronic lead poisoning.

--j----------- Page--5 ----------- Publisher_______________________________ _ ________ x______ _ Itj has long been claim ed th a t both lead and a rsen ic are . cum ulative poisons, and you must be c a re fu l because they w ill p i l e up in th e body and f in a lly k i l l you.

I have just returned from a trip to Baton Rouge, where everything seems to be going very nicely with the exception of a case which is coming u p for trial on April 12, based on alleged lead poisoning.

They had no reported lead poison cases.

claimed he had "Ethyl Gasoline Poisoning", ilia only complaint - as Mr.

The one is the smaller of two blue paper-back publications, entitled "Lead Poisoning Symposium," in the last article of which there are recorded, briefly, the results of a series of observations on the intake, and output of lead cn the part of an experimental subject in whose case a series of dietary changes were introduced in our effort to promote singificant changes in the loss of retained lead from the body.