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It would seem that John Schaefer has provided for the proper handling of this leaded gasoline stock at the Plant.
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Abex further objects to this interrogatory on the ground that the information it seeks otherwise lacks relevance to the issues arising in this case, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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Theseanalytical results are natters;, of scientific interest only and are of course subject to Interpretation only in the light of similar cases and similar observations upon individuals who have not had lead exposure, Very truly yurs, WHi:vr Willard F.
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GM objects because this interrogatory is overly broad, vague, burdensome, and unlikely to lead to admissible evidence.
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A6 ilC G 1 In a chapter on Lead in a text booh of p harnacoiogy and therapeutics being written by Lr.
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Mr* Stoeckel naturally enough has failed to consider the fact that gasoline it self Is an exceedingly irritating substance, and would be expected to produce erosion of the mucous membrane, and a considerable amount of damage to the throat, esophagus, and the stomach, whereas the small quantity of lead contained in a reasonable quantity of gasoline suoh as might be swallowed, would be, generally speak ing, insignificant as a case of lead intoxication.
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The information which we dug out is very important and very clear in its implications* and it is quite apparent to us that the still enclosures at Baton Rouge have not materially influenced the lead absorption of workmen on that floor.
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MSMORAFTOCM FOR DIRECTORS ^ MEETING - APRIL 27TH 1937 NET CURRENT ^JD OTHER *5SETS - MARCH 31ST 1937 CURRENT ASSETS: Supplies Metals: In Process Finished: Lead Copper Silver Gold By-Froducts 10,971,327 32,677,525 2,120,617.67 14,217.427 lbs. lbs. ozs. ozs. 1.875* 1G.J34* 51.603* 31.01 Less - Reserve for Freight, Refining and Unearned Tolls Manufactured Products: Lead Products Zinc Oxide Raritan Copper Works - Sheet Copper Accounts Receivable: Tolls Zinc Oxide Other Accounts Receivable Marketable Securltiee - at cost Cash CURRENT LIABILITIBS: Taxes accrued Interest Accrued Accounts Payable: Inter-company Other Accounts Payable Wages Payable BALANCE - SB CUHRSMT ASSETS ' OTHER ASSETS: Adranees to sundry mining companies.
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It is my understanding from sueh information as is avail able that Evans had no exposure to tetraethyl lead or Ethyl Gasoline since 1926.
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MSMORANDOd KR SIR MOTORS* MEETING - MAY 25th 1937 NET INCOME CROPS OPERATING PROFIT: Smelting Department Raritan Copper ^'orks Lead Refining Department Dine Oxide Department ^hite Lead Department Total Add - Miscellaneous Income Deduct: AdmlnletretlTe HXpenaes Capital Stock Tar Interest: Anaoonda Copper Mining Company Six Par Cent* Debentures Total INCCWS - Bafora Dapraclatlon and Federal Incase Tax Depreciation Federal Inoome Tax Add - Net Inoome Subsidiary Companies CONSOLIDATED NET INCCWS Month of April 1937 Month of March 1937 Four Months ended *.pril 30th 1937 Four Month* ended *.pril 30th 1936 * 33,197 156,388 l*,ooo *7,377 _____22i 4129,182 100 4129,282 4 3*.981 287,051 3,162 5<- ,*66 *22 4260,982 100 4261.082 4133,762 6**,083 29,9*6 157,320 ill 4590,021 ill $120,262 $ 95,239 127,706 9,500 103,971 26,186 915*,660 2,003 $156,663 4 3,700 1,0*2 4 3,657 1,0*2 9,2*7 *0.000 9,555 *0.000 * 23.x2.82 4_J*i2* * 75,293 77.62* 4206,828 87.052 4 2,331 ' $119,776 4 2,531 100 16.800 4102,976 3* 4, *'--2,*w3--1 4'1f02IB,91* 2 $ U.869 *,168 36,986 160.000 4216.023 *37*,339 f 80,009 10.800 $ 69,209 1.367 4 67 . 8*2 * 1*,*62 *,800 33,060 160,000 1212,322 ; 55,659 158.100 $213,759 1.970 $215,729 5.629 $221.358 CCKSOLIDATSD SURPLUS ACCOUNT Balanoa January lat 1937 Add - Hat Inaoaa - Hour Uontha ended April 30, 1937 BA1AHCS - APRIL 30th 1937 1315,221 67.8*2 $3e3.0o3 '"`rc^oei}6
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Gentlmen* We have a complaint from one of our service station men that he contracted lead poisoning in his hands through the handling of our Eoolmotor or Housebrand gasoline* We have never heard of a case similar to it so would like you to advise us if this would be possible and if it is possible can it be determined whether or not if it is a case of lead poisoning caused by Koolmotor gasoline* The man was working for us and did not lose any time so we never made any reoort assuming, of course, -that it w as ^ust some other infection* He has been to see various doctors so has had medical care* He went to the Duluth clinic yesterday and we have had no report on their decision* Your prompt reply will surely be appreciated as there may be an attempt to hold us responsible* Yours very truly, OMBRIEN OIL COMPANY PER .
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X have no doubt that certain questions as to the general public health aspect of the use of leaded gasoline in Venezuela will arise.
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Again, there is some mystery surrounding the case, hut the facts are briefly theses j Gulf was cleaning a leaded storage tank (no record of blending) at Cleveland, July l6th.
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ESTIMATED HST INCOME Smelting Department Raritan Copper Works Lead Befining Department Sine Oxide Department White Lead Department Accrued Interest on Advances to Leases Sold Miscellaneous Month of December 19*5 $27,751 76,501 3,065 2,369 3.952 - Month of November 19*5 $ 6,170 *5.80* 3,991 557 6,020 - Deduct: Glacier Peak Lease - Cancelled Advances Written Off Loss on Sale of Claims: Walker Mining Company Administrative Expenses Capital Stock Tax Miscellaneous Taxes Interest - 6 Debentures - Anaconda Copper Mining Co. - 1939 Income Taxes $*7,268 $- . 14,000 - - $62,5*2 $ - 8,717 - Loss - Depreciation A Obsolescence $14,000 $33,268 *S513 $ 8,717 $53,825 *9,260 Federal Income Taxes $15,2*5 - $ *.565 1.300 1ST INCOME $15,2*5 Add - Met Income of Subsidiary Companies -a $ 3,265.
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ana, zero o x id e a id l ead pbo d o c t s d s par t ms it s LEAD HSynilG DS-APTHOfTi Cross Profit Depreciation Vet Incoaa ZIIC PIPS PgAHTMBTTl Seles of Zinc Oxide Cost of Salta Xneoae Before l>epreol*tlon Depraeiatlcn Vet Incoae Poands of Zinc Oxide sold Salat Prloo Oort of Salat XJU2 PBQD0C9S USFififlnsrfi Salta of Load Predact* Cost of Seles latent - Itfort Sapratlatloa Dapraelatlaa lot laoaat poeads of Vhlte Lead Sold Stitt Prist Coat of salat Month of Voreaber ms Month of October 1 336 8 3,000 8 2,738 900 1^100 I2L Slrren Months ended Vorsaber 30th 1936 Slersn Months ended VoTsaber 30th 193?
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