The present article' lead linoleate paste (17 per cent lead) to contain an amount of describes the results obtained with various typical iron oxide lead equivalent to 0.2 per cent by weight of the oil.

Dr* Aub also eaplains that be had sent a third sod final report of the lead' investigation to Br* fhosapson of- the National Lead Conpany in August last, and he nattopally assumed that you would get a copy set this, if you have not, he weald be glad to have a copy, forwarded to you, .

HAMMAR BROTHERS WHITE LEAD COMPANY EAST ST.

I am forwarding this to the manufacturer, but I rather imagine that he would like some information concerning the various risks in the lead industry and the means for preventing lead poisoning among industrial workers.

Thompson of the National Lead Company in August of this year.

Overbroad, not calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence.

LEAD EXPOSURE only in above work although he called attention to the fact that the laboratory table had a lead covering

ETH YL GASOLINE AND LEAD POISONING New uses for many substances, in this instance lead, are continually being discovered.

One of the questions I asked them was, "Thy do we put Lead Sulphate in ZiloT" 3 started with Hr Dllman and he gave me`a number of reasons why we put Lead Sulphate in.

ics-.the requirement of delivering air having less than 0.15 mg. lead ^rniiterfbf Air.

Aonald Hunter on a, 01500 salary from the Lead Fund and Mias Virginia Butler on 01200 fro the same fund.

Let them decide then National Lead Company whether they want to protect that money.

In the latter, with zinc oxide ami white lead, it provided better whiteness and hiding power. 1848-/948 6^-Z.

E "'eight of to t a l sweepings 9300 grams w eight of t o t a l screened sw eepings - - - - - - - 8000 grams " eight of sc re e n "C h ev ro let sw eepings" - - - - - - 255 grams h e ig h t of screened "G eneral sw/eepings" - - - - - - 7745 grams h e ig h t of lead in screened "G eneral sweepings" - - - - 2.40 grams P ercent of lead in screened "G eneral sweepings" - - - h e ig h t of lead in screened "C hevrolet sweepings" - - - .031 A 10.3 grams P ercent of lead in screened "C hevrolet sweepings" - - - 4.05 grams h e ig h t o f lead in to t a l sweepings - - - - - - 12.7 grams Percent of lead in screened t o t a l sweepings - - - - - .159 ^7 7^ P ercen t of le a d i n t o t a l sw/eepings - - - - .1 3 7 P< G allons of "E thyl Gas" burned in C hevrolet - - - - - 103.5 h e ig h t of lead in "E thyl Gas" burned i n C hevrolet -- -- - 322 grams P ercent of lead burned in C hevrolet found in to ta l sv/eepings- 3 .9 5 /% As estim ated from the d a ily record th e re w ere 442 car entrance and 426 c a r e x i t s d u rin g th e p e r io d o f the t e s t .

**. u Way lead-exposed workers seldom develop muscular paralysis (1), any individual cvum frKtmmc. is A I wtth\am~$Mtfti^wMMwge}fc^ of this paralysis