Kehoe; I, too, am pleased to hear that the papers on lead poisoning will be published complete in the Journal of In dustrial Hygiene and Toxicology, as stated in your letter of October 30.

of Gravelbourg, Saskatch ewan, Canada, a suspeetec^ase of lead poisoning.

As for' his continuing, if it seems worth while could not Dr, Aub put him on the Lead " - ^ ' H v- f Fund ?

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I am glad to inform you that the Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology has accepted the five papers on lead poisoning that were included in the symposium at the Cincinnati meeting.

New England Journal of Medicine 269, 779-780, 1963 is a report of stippling of the retina in the early diagnosis of. lead poisoning.

As a general rule, it is not considered necessary to make tests e^efty time the men are examined; in fact, it is our present nding thg/tf these tests are not necessary unless an individual has er symptoms of lead-poisoning ana, of course, should you run across an 'Individual in that condition, you would naturally notify us irnmedi^etj^and w\_w^uld probably ask you at that time to conduct the necessary uiftn^sari&dysis \p>support your previous diag nosis, but nothing like this shouldNobv o^ne in the general routine examina tions which you carry out each quai^ei [iscussions with you, it was agreed that we would pay you a standard fee of\5\Vguilders per year for your work on our behalf, and it was expected that suet ?

Thus it prevents the eruptions which lead to disaster.

Kehoe: We are indeed grateful for your valuable corrections and additions to our draft on lead poisoning.

I am glad to inform you that the Journal of Industrial Hygiene and''Toxicology has accepted the five papers on lead poisoning that were included in the symposium at the Cincinnati meeting* There has been a very long delay in the consideration of these papers because of Phil Drinker's absence from his office, but it has finally been decided that the symposium will be printed without any accompanying papers in the February number of the Journal * Drinker has also suggested that the symposium might subsequently be printed for wider distribution and sold.

In this instance, it was totally incorrect, since the man was not suffering from lead poisoning at any time.

Stecher*s long experience in lead work we might receive some valuable comment

Professor and Head Department of Medicine Jefferson Medical College Dear Dr, Kehoe: We are indeed grateful for your valuable corrections and add itions to our draft on lead poisoning.

As a consequence of this state of affairs, it is now quite clear that if the present conditions and precautions are maintained, we need not anticipate occupational lead poisoning from this source.

MoEldoweny - Gulf - Pittsburgh advises negro Italy Wilson contracted lead poisoning washing truck.