Louis Atlonta Nubian A&E San Froncisca Corrollton Toronto Montreal 4,000# 1,500 3,700 - - 1,500 - 1,400 - 1,500 - VM-432 - Lead Naphthenate Cleveland Reoding New Orleans St.

In addition to work at the Society's Laboratory, a substantial part of the research program has been carried on through the medium of cooperative agree ments with leading educational institutions of the United States and Canada.

The Journal of Industrial Hygiene was established in 1919 and was:the leading publication in the field.

Application Serial #178,552, For* MET1DD OF rfiOLOCIH.C r.HITS LEAD I am sending you boresith copy of letter dated October 16th from Pennie, Davis, Marvin and Edmonds, relative to the above noted patent application, which is self-explanatory.

Prospects for production of iron powder, copper powder, lead powder and various lead products are very encouraging.

Market 965 198 West iMssion Street, Corner Thirteenth LACES AND LACE CURTAINS OUR SPECIALTY Ladies' and Gents' Underclothes done up in the Best Style 1735-1737 Polk Street, between Clay and Washington TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 3136 Laundries--Cont in ued Rousseau John 2671 Sutter Sabathe Hororine 1939 McAllister Salet Didier 1831 Stockton Salet Victor 1017 Clement Samouillan U 874 Pacific San Francisco Laundry 1408 Turk Sanitary Laundry Co 15 McCoppin Schoos A A 1318 Pacific Serre Pierre 3851, 24th South Park French Laundry 166 South Park ST FRANCIS FRENCH LAUNDRY, Mme J Lamanet prop, 2992 California, tel West 1636 Sterling laundry 56 Julian Av Sunset City Laundry (Inc) 3500, 23d Toulet & Co 351, 5th Toulouse Bros 821 Lincoln Way Trouillet J P Mrs 1228 Sutter and 2131 Fillmore TROY LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, 164 Valencia Troy Laundry 1925 Bryant Union Overall Laundry & Supply Co 2214 Folsom UNITED STATES LAUNDRY, 1148 Har rison Urrere Pierre 29 43 Mission Vaurs Edw 2340 Geary Victor John 474 O'Farrell Vignau J B 546 Polk Wardrobe Laundry Co 202 Ellis and 344 Clementina White Crown Laundry Co Folsom at 17th White House French Laundry 2549 Clay WHITE STAR LAUNDRY, 1148 Harrison Ypas Philip 991 Oak Laundry Machinery AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO (me) 416-418 Mission BOURRET-KIRKWOOD CO OF CAL, new and rebuilt. 1128 Mission SPECK MANUFACTURING CO, 2130 2132 Folsom TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO, 954 956 Mission WEST COAST LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO (Castagne & Ducasse) complete laundry machinery installation, wash ing machines, extractors, steam and gas mangles, new and 2d hand, 3238 17th, tels Market 8055 and Park 5605 and 6795 Laundry Supplies BEST OTTO DR, 235 Balboa Bldg CALLAHAN LAUNDRY COMPOUND, 9 Beale Castagne & Ducasse 3238, 17th Donaldson W C 2125 Market j a c k s o n T w & CO. 42 Market_________ Pacific Laundry Machinery Co 761 FolPATEK & CO, 513-515, 6th SCANLON D W, 791-795 Valencia TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO, 954 956 Mission VonBargen Richard 268 Market Lead Pencils CROCKER H S CO, 565-571 Market Lead Works National Lead Co of California 465 Cali fornia PACIFIC METAL WORSTS, 153-159, 1st Selby Smelting and Lead Co 465 Califor nia H.N.COOKffiSf.1 GOODYEAR RUBBER CO, 587-591 Mar ket KELLY-LINEHAN BELTING CO, 33-35 Minna NEW YORK BELTING & PACKING CO, 519 Mission PACIFIC MILL 8s MINE SUPPLY CO, 616 Mission PAGE BELTING CO, 587-591 Market Allen N R Sons Co 214 Front COOK AJStJR, 743 Mission DOLLIVER 8c BRO (shoe, glove and belt leather) 619 Mission Frank S H & Co 416 Battery FRIEDMAN NWS il (sole and upper cut stock shoe findings) 717 Market Goldberg L R 449 Valencia Grimm L R & Co 3526, 17th Hammer Marquis 830 Market Kullman Salz & Co 85, 2d Pflster & Vogel Co 137 New Montgomery /oraMCcm^yO SEM lTpOUgE?

Prospects for production of iron powder, copper powder, lead powder and various lead products are very encouraging.

Further study of lead poisoning in various up-state factories. 4.

One kind leads to cross-linked polymers or gels that make the hard ened paint film.

Old Dutch Process White Lead, .. 19 ^ 28 .. 40 , 33 16 net 25 40 40 net .

ABD00005732 Visto Polymers A Division of Vista Chemical Company Highway 25 Post Office Box 91 CHEMICAL PLANT SAFETY AND HEALTH MANUAL ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI Aberdeen, Mississippi 39730 Phone (601)369-8111 SUBJECT PLANT EMERGENCY ACTION GUIDELINES EFFECTIVE DATE PREPARED BY SAFETY DIRECTOR APPROVED BY References PLANT MANAGER l 29 CFR 1910, Subpart L - Fire Protection 20 CFR 1910 1017 Vinyl Chloride SUMMARY OF EMERGENCY ACTIONS The following items describe, in outline form, the actions that must be taken or considered in the event of a plant emergency The items are not organized in order of priority Details of this summary are found in the sections that follow I Immediate Actions A Sound the emergency alarm B Stop all hot work C Evacuate and count heads D Rescue missing personnel E Emergency Controls 3 3 4 5 5 - Control vapor releases by remote and/or local block-in of valves - Activate Emergency Organization, ifnecessary - Protect personnel and extinguish fires - Secure chlorine leaks - Utilize fire protection systems - Utilize emergency manpower 6 6 7 7 8 9 F Utilize outside assistance if needed G Evacuate plant and community areas asneeded H Notify community as necessary I Re-enter work areas when it is safe to do so 11 12 12 13 II Other Emergency Organization Matters A Position descriptions B Reporting requirements C Emergency phone numbers D Attachments 14 23 24 26, 28, 31, 33, 43 06/22/90 Replaces 05/05/88 VSP Page 1 ABD00005733 GENERAL The Aberdeen Chemical Plant Management recognizes its responsibilities to its employees and the citizens of Aberdeen in the event of an emergency The plant will make every effort to prevent the conditions which can lead to an emergency In event of emergency, the primary concerns shall be the safety of employees and the general public PURPOSE This plan has been developed to fulfill the following purposes 1 To ensure the safety and welfare of employees and the general public in the event of a plant emergency, 2 Minimize property damage and provide for the resumption of normal operations following a plant emergency, 3 Satisfy the legitimate concern of employees, their families, and the general public by providing prompt, accurate information concerning the extent and effects of plant emergencies, 4 Describe the duties of each position listed in the emergency organization, and, 5 Outline the requirements for reporting plant emergencies SCOPE A plant emergency is any unexpected event or condition which requires immediate action to prevent 1 Injury to personnel or members of the community, 2 Adverse environmental impact, and/or, 3 Serious damage to plant equipment Plant emergencies include by are not limited to 1 Toxic, flammable, or corrosive material releases, 2 Fires and/or explosions, or, 3 Personal injury that requires removal of a person from an elevated location 4 Bomb threats against the plant The extent to which this plan is implemented will be determined by the severity or potential severity of the incident This determination will be made by the Emergency Officer (alternate Area Shift Supervisor) 06/22/90 Replaces 11/10/88 VSP Page 2 ABD00005734 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS The management of the initial response to any emergency is the key to a successful outcome This responsibility rests with the Emergency Officer (alternate Area Shift Supervisor) During this period, the following actions must be taken or considered I Sound the Emergency Alarm Anyone discovering an emergency should report the condition and location to the Vinyl control room by radio, Gaitronics or telephone extension 2200 The Lead Operator taking the call will turn on the alarm and initiate public address (P A ) and Gaitronics announcements in the following sequence - - Alarm on - 10 seconds - then off - Announce the location and condition (vapor release, fire, etc ) The alarm system will be tested weekly during the first system tests II STOP ALL HOT WORK* Motor vehicles, portable transfer system, welding machines and other sources of ignition must be shut down immediately whenever the plant emergency alarm is sounded Shut down and secure operations as required to prevent further injury to personnel or damage to equipment as follows A Stop flow of flammable materials feeding fires or potential fires, including dryer and incinerator gas burners, inert gas generator, building heaters, etc B Boiler house operation is to be shut down only in cases where unfavorable wind conditions and flammable material release is great enough to present a hazard Boiler house shutdown will normally occur on orders from the Plant Manager, Plant Superintendent, Emergency Crew Chief, the Emergency Officer, or the Safety Director The Utility Technician should act rapidly to shut down all ignition sources in the boiler house area The forced draft fans on boilers may be needed to prevent vapor cloud flashback C Smoking on plant property is prohibited while the plant in under an alarm condition 06/22/90 Replaces 11/10/88 VSP Page 3 ABD00005735 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS - Continued III Evacuation and Headcount When area evacuation is necessary, all personnel will be accounted for in one of the following uncontarainated locations - Primary evacuation area, - Secondary evacuation area; - At fence south of main gate, or, - At east gate (drum yard) if main gate is unsafe because of smoke or high vapor concentration - North property line in safe location Headcounts will be done as specified m Departmental Headcount Plans (see Attachment D).

Flat-lone does not dry with the dead flat finish of lead in oil or turpentine.

F o r tn e r t h a t w h ile h is r e g u la r w ork d id n o t b rin g him in c o n ta c t w ith lead or lead fum es, y e t a t tim es, he d id go over ''th e re " or was shunted "over th e re " and th a t th e fum es w ere " p re tty stro n g " .

Lead and Zinc Mines and Smelters, where we employ large forces of men to mine and convert these White Lead Plants, where we corrode white lead by the Old Dutch Process, and manufacture other lead products.

Boring the past year we acquired all of the common stock of the Detroit Thite Lead Works, Detroit, and have been operating that Company since April last.