NAPA The National Automotive Parts Association (NAPA), is far and away America's leading replacement parts organization.

Thereupon, on motion dnly made end seconded, the following resolution was, on vote, unanimously adopted:- BES0L7ED That the mount heretofore paid for the stock of ths Interstate Paint & Tarnish Ccnpaay, together with the amount heretofore advanced to said Company to complete tha payments required to be made in the purchase of the business and. assets acquired by said Company from ths Aoms White Lead & Color Works (now Motor City Paint Coapany) ba, and tha sms is assumed to be, and la hereby considered as paysmnt for the etOckwf aaid Interstate Paint A Tarnish Coapany; and the proper offleers of this Ctepasyare hereby authorised, empowered and directed to proper entries on tte books of the Coapany, and to do all other things nec essary, to carry out the purpose and intent of this resolution. .1 1 i On motion, duly seconded and unanimously adopted, It was - E2S0LVED: That Tha Sherwin-Willios Coapany guarantee the payment of all notes, RECORD BOOK PAGE ju.fi tiuia . 2 drafts, or other evidences of indebtedness of tht Acme White Lead & Color Works end that the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer Is hereby authorised to execute the following form of guarantee to Steelman d Bedfield of Hartford, Cormacticut:- "KKOW ALL UE2?

NAPA The National Automotive Parts Association (NAPA), is far and away America's leading replacement parts organization.

Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that the information or materials it purports to seek otherwise lack relevance to the issues arising in these cases and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

To o t s rery truly, AHAOOHDA LEAD PHDXJDOTS COMPAHT, D.

I went over the situation at the plant rather carefully, and I believe that the lead hazards associated with smelting are almost completely done away with.

Gentlemen: Your letter of May 3, 1923, addressed to the Bureau of Standards has been referred to this office, and in reply I have to inform you that the paint which is used for the exterior of the White House is com posed of white lead, French zinc and linseed oil in the following proportions: tfiite lead, 70$; white French zinc, 30$; with linseed oil used as a thinner.

ANAQOHDA LEAD PB0DUCI8 COJIPAEX, #111 Vast Washington Street, Chicago, 111.

I went over the situation at the plant rather carefully, and I believe that the lead hazards associated with smelting are almost completely done away with.

ANSWER TO INTERROGATORY NO. 94: Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is over broad, unduly burdensome, compound, vague and ambiguous and calls for speculation Abex also objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that the term "other entities" is vague and ambiguous and calls for speculation Abex further objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that the information or matenals it purports to seek lack relevance to the issues ansing in these cases and are not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Reference might be called to the fact that the pigments in SHP react less chemically with Linseed Oil than do-other Lead paints, thereby prolonging the life of the oil, and ini turn, prolonging \ the life of the paint; ' j Reference might also becalled to the mat film produced by Lead, Zinc, and Magnesium Silicate which holds together on the. surface even after the Linseed Oil has broken down and worn out.

Gentlemen: Your letter of May 3, 1923, addressed to the Bureau of Standards has been referred to this office, and in reply I have to inform you that the paint which is used for the exterior of the White House is com posed of white lead, French zinc and linseed oil in the following proportions: tfiite lead, 70$; white French zinc, 30$; with linseed oil used as a thinner.

They were not sure whether it did or did not contain lead* This may be a matter of no consequence and it does not represent any very great range of observation but I simply report it in ease it may be of some importance to you.

It ie believed that i t would also be proper to advise health o ffic e r s o f tbo proposed use of lead totra ethyl and suggest the a d v is a b ility of careful watch being kept for manifestations of lead poisoning.

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