over tho hose and all such lines as carry Ethyl gasoline, in order that there may be no occasion for the frequent and continual wetting of the hands of the.operator* la the main, however, there is very little criticism to be offered about your filling station.equipment,.and after examining it I was all the more convinced of the insignl** fleant exposure to lead occasioned in the handling of Ethyl Gasoline as you handle it# , ..

The presence of alpha-naphthol may lead to the formation of alpha-beta-dinaphthylamine and that, in turn, to 1.2.5.6-dibenzcarbazole.

Since the radium stored in the bones is present in a combination similar to that found with lead, the therapeutic management of radium poisoning has been based upon the treatment devised for the mobilization of lead from the bones, and its elimination with the urine and feces.

He had been a member of the Company's white lead sales committee since 1937.

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* I hope that you will send me a reprint of _your article on Carbohydrate Metabolism in Lead Poisoning as soon as you get it, and if you have any intention of continu ing your work in lead when you come here I shall be delighted to give you every possible assistance.

O ctober 2 127, 11)21, go-.p n record as bein g opposed to a n y pro hibition a g a in st the use o f w hite lead, or a g a in st pro hib itin g lead in any form w hen m anufactured and used under sanitary conditions.

Red Lead (15964).

Having noted that the New York Health Council has permitted the sale of ethyl gasoline and tetra-ethyl lead under certain restrictions, Mrs.

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., F.R.C.S................. 114 Lead Absorption and Compensation.

Lead: Colic.

Thus, in a study of the lead hazard in a storage-battery plant (5), the Public Health Service adopted a special method of determining the permissible limit of lead dust.

chronic' lead ',--poison~ing,;-c--a-s-e--'s--?

a|P Decades spent in the dust laden atmosphere of a cement plant didH no t lead to an y dangerous disease of th e lungs in 100 cases observed.