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yngerous Dinnerware
disc, Dr Hamrick said.
cause "Hie lead to break through this area have been asked to
Houston HeOf 117 stores and outlets the glaze and contaminate food, report cases of lead poisoning
chocked in Houston since his he said. Tests were made with with unknown causes because of
Carnegie Bo:office was notified Dec 2, only applesauce, salad dressing, to the possibility that this pottery
one store, Foley's, has been mato juice and other foods. could have caused it.
Object of City SearchSome pottery dinnerware sets
containing a lead die that could be dangerous might have been sold in this area, Dr Wendell H, Hamrick, acting director of health for. the City of Houston, said Thursday.
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The dinnerware is colored; carries the brand name of Cer atila Stone and was made by tile Laurel Pottery Manufactur ing Company of Stockton, Calif, which is calling in the merchan-
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found to have stocked the din nerware, Dr Hamrick said.
The Sears, Roebuck and Com pany stores were still checking
Thursday.
A FOLEY'S spokesman said
the store was advised by its New York office that the California
State Health Department had warned of the possibility of lead
poisoning from the pottery and that Foley's immediately re
moved the item from its stock. No cases of lead poisoning
have been reported from the dishes here, Dr Hamrick said,
but Houston physicians are be
ing notified of the possibility in
Persons who have d o u b t s ,
about their colored p o t t e r y ,
bearing the brand name or with
i n s u f f i c i e n t identification,
should bring just one cup from
the set to the city laboratory,
the health director said.
The city health department
was notified of the potential
danger on Dec 2 by the Texas
Health Department, which was
notified in a Nov 28 letter from
William E. Noly, director of en
gineering services of the Dallas
regional. office of the U.S. De-:
partment of Health, Education!
and Welfare.
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Children react rather violent ly to lead poisoning while it merely makes adults sick. Dr Hamrick said. There have been many instances of children's, having been poisoned by chew ing on lead toys or painted fur niture.
British Stamp Honored
MONTE CARLO--(Reuters)-- A British one pound (82.80) stamp featuring Queen Elizabeth and Windsor Castle Thursday won the International Philatelic Art Society's gold medal as the best stamp printed in 1948-59.
Dr William V. Housto
cellor of Rice Uiiiversi
elected chairman of the
of trustes of the Cafnegi
dation for the Advancem Teaching at the fotinda'tioi nual meeting recently.
Dr ,,Houston, who1recent turned from six months,in land, said that the title w: honorary one.
"I will resign, as is eus ;a r , frorh that foundation Feb .1,1since I am retiring president-of Rice," Dr Horn* said. He explained that the pi\ idents of universities autr.i,1
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"IT IS specifically noted and
The city laboratory will test emphasized that only the col
FRIDAY and SATURDAY free any dishes suspected by the ored Cerama Stone ware pro
owner of being a part of the .un duced by the Laurel Potterj
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safe lot.
Manufacturing Company is in
"If anyone has the colored volved and that the white Cer
by Strotelounger
ware, bearing the name of Cer- ama Stone and pottery from
ama Stone, it should be brought other California manufacturers
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Pillow type head* rest, extension
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in for examination," the health have tested satisfactorily," Noly
director said.
wrote.
HE EMPHASIZED that the ' He noted that four million
white Ceram a Stone contains pieces were made before pro
Choice Selections 49.88 to 139.95 none of the lead.
duction was slopped and that
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tiorti/andi outlets the glaze aid;contaminate food,
'ItMstfcn,,Since -his he said. Tcsts'were made `with
{filled Dec 2, only applesauce^Ssiad dressing, -'jo*: ., W l , /has ;-been mato ^ic^^fj& j^.kfoods,
*4Mt Stocked*the. dinHamrick said'. '
;%^SBck and-Com-
checking
Persons *fc<S have d o u h t s about tlwir.to'ored p .o .tt e r y , bearing; tht^staad hanieior with in s u f f ii^entadenlfficatidnj
elf*--fflcicssmati;said -a#wMdbyits-New
f A r t'te California iih Department had
V pwadbiiify of lead ft, the pottery and e's -Jewnediately; xe-
` ^ `insn its' stock; t %t',leid; poisoning
>-reported from the
t, Dr, Hamrick said, physicians are be ta tbr possibility in
should brh'i 'just one cup from
the, set tstife;Cit^ilab6ratpryi
the iheahh ifector said;
The dty|&!jdth" department
was n oU W iif the potential
danger <8i T^c 2 by the , Texas
Health PffltSSnent, which;was
notified
28 letter from
WiUiara^siffy/director of en-
gineerln#
of-the- Dallas
r e g i o n a l t h e U.S. De
partment- <f>lknlih, Education
and W e ti^ r -
/,.
,11 , vrT;; P 'tSffyiealiy. noted and
kbsm__to_r,y w..i.l..l...t..ecsnt ly the colinspected by thelored Csff'W'.Banc ware pro
itng a part of the AJn* dde<*<t f t taurcli; Pottery
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Siimw.iaf<i4Ss5 Ccmpnny is in-
`fie has the colored jvalved *Nh Use white Cer
'&* the name of Cer-sam* " and pottery from
, it should be brought;oth*'1' <- &**( manufacturers
aWM&pn," the health ;hv<* kil ' y
SfiStUclcrUy," Noly
rglSiZEP that the;
f*wt four million
*ja* Stone coatabu'rK*** **' tWe before nro-
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