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Paulo. In 1959 their rates were 6.7 and 5.8 per 100,000 population, respectively.On the basis of the evidence presented in this paper, we can advance the hypothesis that the measles problem must be more serious in the rest of the country where medical sendee is generally poor. REFERENCES 1. Schmid, A. W.: Alguns dados epidemi-ol\l=o'\gicos s\l=o^\brea mortalidade por doen\l=c;\as trans-miss\l=i`\veis respirat\l=o'\riasagudas no Munic\l=i`\piode S\l=a~\oPaulo (com uma cr\l=i`\ticasucinta a respeito da morbidade e da letalidade), Arq. Fac. Hig. S.

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