The White Lead Controversy Painters Brotherhood Overlooks Best Interests of Its Members by Taking Side of Prohibition^Speech" by fjohn Dewar--'Convincing Arguments on Value of "Foremost Pigment IGNORING the all-important part that-white'lead plays in the painting in dustry, and the journeymen's best interests as well, the annual convention one paint pigment -that can take the place of white lead, and there is no sub stitute for it in combination with other of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of Americap,igments.

ArocLor 1342 "Monsanto Aroclor is Monsanto's trade mark for its capacitor impregnant composed of chlorinated biphenyl.

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A Brief Mortality Study of Workers Exposed to Polychlorinated Biphenyls Background The term "polychlorinated biphenyls" (PCB's) describes a group of mixed chlorinated biphenyls which vary in consistency from oils to sticky resins in direct relation to the degree of chlorination of the phenyl rings.

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Cyclopedia of Paint Information CONTAINS complete directions and for mulas for painting the materials used in building construction--wood, plaster, masonry, metal--as well as other helpful information such, as estimating quantity of paint needed to cover a given surface, time required between coats on various types of work, producing mot tled and blended effects, etc.

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