AIR WATER FUG STACK LAND OFFSITE SECOND TOTAL OFFSITE OFFSITE ANTIMONY 00 BARIUM 00 CAUSTIC DI-N-Octyl Phthalate 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 17* 0 0 863.5(2) 3 (3) 1 (9) 863.5(1) 61(2) 264(6) 2(3) 61(1) 00 6460(4) 72184(5) 326(9) 1731 388 * 0 78970 LEAD 07 METHANOL PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE 1 >499 0 0 0 00 00 00 3018(2) 30(3) 4(9) 0 1932(7) 3018(1) 0 0 6070* 0 1932 SODIUM SULFATE 0 0 148,276 0 0 00 SULFURIC ACID 0 0 VCM(8) 3008* 73,554* 00 0* 0 00 00 0 0 (1) Empty Bags (Sent to Monroe County Landfill) (2) Empty Bags (Sent to Chen.

A* Petarsoa national Refining Company Cleveland# Ohio Dear Hr* Petersont ' X wish to aoknowledge receipt of a copy of a letter from L* S* Paxton* Mankato* Minnesota* concerning a filling station operator at Austin* X wish also to apologise for asy delay In replying to this letter which unfortunately as mislaid# X should like to-point out in tli beginning that there Is nothing in Mr# Paxton*s letter which would suggest that the operator had lead poisoning* It seems quite clear from the description of the case that his ailment was that of gasoline dermatitis# aggro* voted in 3ome degree by his us of laeSier gloves which became saturated with gasoline# 2 doubt if anyone could handle gasoline in this fashion without developing some injury to the skin* In as much as many people are quit sensitive to gasoline# X should consider this man rather fortunate In not having serious damage done to his skin* After seme years of experience and of study of this problem# we have been quite unable to find that the small amounts of Ethyl Fluid in gasoline Increase its propensities for producing skin irritations* Gasoline indeed is much more Irritating than are any of the concentrated ingredients of Ethyl Fluid taken by themselves, Tetraethyl lead in its pure fora does not cause a significant degree of skin Irri fcation* whereas gasoline applied to the skin Is known to produce dermatitis quit eowtaonly# M t h the Introduction into gasoline of the products of various types of ^cracking"# it becomes even more Irritating so that gasoilno demafci tis is by no means an uncommon lesion* In mist instances* I believe# the irritation Is the result of the extraction of the oil from the skin# leaving it dry and cracked* Such a skin Is easily infected with results which depend upon the infecting organisms* There is no specific remedy for this condition# Xt has been our experience that coses of this type of dermatitis do not recover completely unless they avoid all expo ure to gasoline until their skin Is entirely well# Skin lesions may be treated with any one of a number of mild antiseptic ointments* They o...:* Z * f l .''

BRmsH factory inspecto v Disease Lead poisoning.....................

Joseph Lead Company, thru Mr.

In quantity, these total sales comprise the following: 1939 1938 White Lead in Oil Dry White Lead Oxides Miscellaneous 141 163 7 95 142 155 1 357 414 In analysing the above statements, reflecting a profit of approximately $1,000. for the year 1939, this can be attributed to an increased spread between Sales and Cost of Sales of $6.00 per ton over the previous year, while expenses increased $3.00 per ton by reason of diminished sales, making a net gain of $3.00 per ton on the 357 tons sold.

There was no evidence of the presence of any tetraethyl lead or triethyl lead compound.

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The second point concerns analysis of faeces for lead which is re quired under clause fifteen of the decree.

The general rule to apply to the design of a pipe system is that the friction head leading from the heater to a radiator and back again must equal the pressure head causing the water to flow for that particular circuit.

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Kille of the insurance com pany asked me whom he should contact in our organiza tion in the event that his people felt there was a joint legal responsibility between his company and ours in the death of Hubbard* because of the fact that vie introduced the tetraethyl lead into the tank at Tampa.

In quantity, these total sales comprise the following: 1939 1938 White Lead in Oil Dry White Lead Oxides Miscellaneous 141 163 7 95 142 155 1 357 414 In analysing the above statements, reflecting a profit of approximately $1,000. for the year 1939, this can be attributed to an increased spread between Sales and Cost of Sales of $6.00 per ton over the previous year, while expenses increased $3.00 per ton by reason of diminished sales, making a net gain of $3.00 per ton on the 357 tons sold.

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