As would be expected, the physical examination of these men showed no evidence of lead intoxication.

The samples from have not ret been analyze^^u^^hesEmples of urine and blood and ||flrevealed Abnormal amounts of lead., con- fipmHI^aurTfflprSssion of the manner of their intoxication.

The figures for practically all of the tissues except the bon are well above the normal limits, and mope specifically we find a lower concentration of lead in bonp in relation to the high concentration in the liver, kidneyj, brain, spleen, etc.

Special reference is made to cleaning of tanks used for storage of leaded gasoline on page 102 '^hls reference is to our regulations, Mr.

We are anxious to rule out lead as a possible cause of this disorder. '^1 Very truly yours, M.

o r d ir ec t o r s * me s t ih o - h o t s mb eh am 1939 Kffl CORRBHT UO OTHER ASSETS - OCTOBER 31ST 1939 CUHRSHT ASSETS: Suppliaa Ustale : la Froceaa nnlihad: Lead Cpppar silTar Gold 3y-ftroducta 11,8*0,3 05 lba. a 39,003,361 lba. a 2,*21,17* oza. a 35,1*8.01* oza. a Leas - Reserve for Freight and Refining Manufactured Products: Lead Products Zinc Oxide Finished Tlectro Sheet Accounts Reoeivahle: Axsoonds Bel#* CaBfeny - Current Account Tolls Zinc Oxide Mountain City Copper Cospsny walker Mining Co^aay Others Ceab' *.**# 9.*9# 52.35# *3*.034 CURRCVT LTARILITISS: Texes 1st ereet Accounts Payable: Inter-oo apany: Ameonds Sales Cmjsny - Note Payabli Ana roods Copper Vising Ccapeay - Hote payable Other Other Aoeounts PsystLe Wages Pey*b3s bal an c e - is t c c r ib h t a s s e s - OTHER ASSETS: Adrancaa to anadry aialag acapnia a laeludlag adranoaa on oraa, laaa raaarra Inatalmmt bon* and land ul and vtbar aoeonst* moariTabl*, la*a raaarra BlLUTCl - HBT CPHHfflT ASP OTHER ASSETS 8 526,579 3,701,878 ' 1,267 ,*16 1,196,29* *23,129 *7,115,296 *23.382 * 227 ,*18 61* ,CCO 21,267 * 116,780 637 ,ao 239 ,*00 70,002 *81,392 **6 .*55 * 227 . 887 330,000 5,000,000 2,250,000 20,8*8 1.**0,715 92.U5 * 108,571 70.010 * 761,670 1,5*4,887 6,691,91* 862,685 1.991,239 335.911 *12,188,3 26 9.361,565 * 2,826,761 178,381 * 3.005,1*2 N10467 PNYCOC007912

1 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 105: 2 See Wagner's response to Interrogatory No. 104. 3 INTERROGATORY NO. 106: 4 Please state whether the defendant at any time between 1930 and 1972 had an International Division. 5 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 106: 6 Wagner objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds 7 that it is overly broad, unduly burdensome and not calculated to 8 lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 9 INTERROGATORY NO. 107: 10 If the answer to the preceding interrogatory is affir 11 mative, please state when the International Division was created and where it has been headquartered from its inception. 12 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 107: 13 Wagner objects to this .Interrogatory on the grounds 14 that it is overly broad, unduly burdensome and not calculated to 15 lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 16 INTERROGATORY NO. 108: 17 Please state whether the defendant has ever had a 18 division which exported raw asbestos or asbestos-containing products.

Evans of the Wakefield Oil Company in which he sta tes th at th e ir preliminary experiments on the use of tetraeth y l lead in lubricating o il are d istin ctly encouraging.

Dutch Boy White-Lead.

relevance to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

*.832* 10.646* 53.369* $3*.0*2 Lata - Reserve far Freight, and Refining Chars** Manufactured Product*: X Lead Produeta Zinc Oxld* - FlniAed \ \.

As the balance of the Lead Fund as of July 1, 1930 was $1,388.64, this charge leaves a deficit of $45.18.

Your paper on ^Studies on Sllleoilj Occurring in the Lead nd Zinc Ilnai of Ottawa County, Ok la.* ha* been gone over bp the Counaal for th* Aatoolatlon and haa b*n aubsitted to th* Board of Diraotort for oonalderation. 1 aa aiked to adTla* you that the Board feel* that nothing oould be published that la ao potentially damaging to th* lead and line In* operator* of this dlatrict.

In discussing the latter, particular mention was made of tellurium lead, for whioh there was claimed greater tenBile strength ani.more resistance to fatigue and corrosion then was found in other chemical leads.

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