The finding of a low content of lead in bone in relation to the high concentration in the other tissues is definite evidence of a recent exposure of considerable magnitude, all of which is consistent with our diagnosis in this ease.

For this reason, the interrogatory also inquires of information which is irrelevant and immaterial and the interrogatory is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

0B DIRECTORS I HEBTIKC - KOraiREB 2&TH 1939 ESHMiTB) U5T gTCOMK smelting Defartmeat Raritan Copper Warka - Refineiy Department Secondary Department Lead Refining Department Zinc Oxide Department Wilts Lead Department Total Add - Silver adjuatment ilia eel la acorn Income EEHJOT: Adelsla tratire Expenses Uieoellaneote Taxea Capital Stock Tax Interest Six Percent.

k c t iHcaa CROPS OPSfUTIRO FROTIT: ~aeltinf 'Jepartaaent Haritea Copper v.orke Lead Hefinin* DeparlHeat Liao Oxide Depertatnt Thite Lead Department Total idd - Mlrtelleneoue Income tut: .idaalnletratiTe Kxpeaeee Capital ctoak Tax Intereet - Six Percent. oeVntaxee Aaaeo&da Copper Ulnl&c Company Aaaooada ."

RESOLVED, that the officers of the Company be and they hereby are authorized and directed to contribute the sum of $15,487. toward the financing of the Plumb ing Promotion Program of Lead Industries Association for the calendar year 1939.

March 11, 1933 Dr* Philip Drinker 'Harvard, School of Public Health 55 Van Dyke Street Boston, Mass* Dear Doctor Drinker: 1 am sending you herewith four articles of a series "0n the Normal Absorption and Excretion of Dead" which I should like to publish in the Journal of Industrial Hygiene* Ih immediate relationship of present articles to Industrial hygiene may not be apparent at once* However, I am preparing several further articles which with these will summarize the principal findings in our experimental wcark on lead over a period of a number of years * The present ones form the basis for comparison with the findings is a number of lead trades# `i'hey are, therefore, essential as a base line* X recognize that the length of this group of articles and the number of tables Involve difficulty In publication, particularly in these somewhat restricted times* However, I should not feel justified In publishing them at all without the data which will permit of their critical examination* Moreover, I wish to publish the entire series in the same journal if it is at all possible* I can hardly expect them all to appear in the same Issue, though that would be an advantage* If they are unsatisfactory for the Journal of Industrial Hygiene In their present form, or If they can not all be used, I would appreciate your returning all of them to me for seme other disposition* It occurs to me further that you and your associates may feel that it is imperative that the analytical methods be described In detail in association with these articles.

Oetober 11, 1937. prolonged exposure to Arodor vapors e- f Tolwed at high teaperaturee or by repeated oral lugect ion will lead to syatenlo toxic effects* .

Edgars Some days ago I had a letter from Sevan reporting a case of supposed tetraethyl lead poisoning at the Monapoll plant of Italo~Americano in Italy.

Boy White-Lead resists the weather.

materials regarding time periods and products that are not at issue in these cases, on the ground that such information or materials lack relevance and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

I have just realised that the Royal Air Force at their various stations possess several thousand storage tanks -which are used for the storage of leaded aviation petrol.

"*'eis3 some time ago, accepting his resignation with regret bait suggesting that if he fouhd it impossible to continue in his work, that he might return to you the volume with articles on lead poisoning for your future use for his successor* I hope the situation is S3 you suggest, namely that Dr.

, In general we do not wish to do more than see that your regulations are carried out for the prevention of lead poisoning.

rssDBRICK ZAIST, being first duly sworn on depose* and say* that ho Is the Tice President of the International Smelting and Refining Company, a Montana corporation, with offloss at 25 Broadway, Rev fork, Row York, that on December 31, 1934 he was Tice President of the International lead Refining Company, an Indiana corporation, and that he knows pf his own know ledge that the following Is a true and correct excerpt from the minates of the meeting of the hoard of Directors of the International Lead Refining Company held on Deoeaher 31, 1934* "The Chairman stated that the stockholders at a Special Meeting held on December 28, 1934, had authorised the dissolution of the corporation and the liquidation of its affairs. > Re also stated that all the shares of stock of the cor poration were owned by International Smelting and Refining Company.

One of our chemists now suggests it was the practice in 1929 to send the Ethyl Corporation samples of Esso for testing in their laboratory for knock rating and lead content.'