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.): Cash Book Balance, January 5th, 1940 Receipts - January 8th, 1940 Checks on Hand as per count; White Lead Department: C.

Over this pouring spout, is a brass cap, the top of which is filled with lead.

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

I was astonished to learn they were finished with coatings containing up to 35 percent of lead.

>f tetra ethyl lead pol'spning and/t^eatpPnt used.

Furthermore, there were no de layed evidences of injury as a consequence of the treatments with tetraethyl lead, ethylene dihroaide, etc.

Both you and he will be pleased* doubtless, by the fact that the results on all these men are within the range of values obtained on normal persons with no occupational exposure to lead compounds* It is not to be expected that any suggestive symptoms In these men are due to occupational lead exposure.

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Sayers the desirability of having the public Health Service establish minimum, color strengths for leaded regular gasoline. : As you know, the regulations require that the gasoline shall be "distinctly colored" but no definition of this term has ever been made.

Attorney General: Reference is made to your letter of November 12, 1936, requesting information vdth regard to the health regulations governing the sale of gasoline containing tetraethyl lead.

The t a n k i s l e a k i n g a n d we w o n d e re d i f i t w o u ld b e sa fe to use as a w ater tan k o r fo r g ra in sto rag e on account of th e lead being poison* I f so , could i t be tr e a te d to n e u tra liz e the lead?