To the extent this interrogatory seeks information concerning the working conditions of Abex employees, it is objected to on the grounds that such information lacks relevance to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

In connection with the Illinois Oeoupatlonal disease act, address to hr, Voorhees with postscript to ne requesting that I Instruct all foreman In the mechanical dept oonoernlng possible hazards of BBbestosle, silicosis and lead polsdning and recommendations- for avoiding then ae set forth by the General Managers Association -'Committee Aug, 14, 1937v Pile 1641, s I have Interviewed all foremen concerned whose names appear tel or and rei them the Instruction of the Q.11.A. committee, '> 'F.M.

Glossop several days ago, I as led to under stand that you do not have a copy of the Rules and Regulations governing the handling of leaded gasoline procedures, which as published in 1935* I am, therefore, forwarding a copy of this pamphlet to you.

A re check of lead in the ;urine gave another normal.

ANSWER TO INTERROGATORY MO. 37: Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad, burdensome, and, in seeking information concerning Abex employees, lacks relevance to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Russell's request for further information regarding leaded gasoline.

.* As a consequence of our analytical results on tanks that have been used for the storage of leaded gasoline it becomes a matter of interest to us to obtain similar samples of sludge and scale from jobbers* storage and shipping tanks that do not have a blending history.

ungnuriomi susunc ami Rgrmno cagAwr MSHCBUnUM FOR DIRECTORS' MI-TCINC - H,T 25th 1937 ilET DTOOUE - SUEUING DEPARTMENT GROSS OPERATING FR07IT: Tooele Lead Plant Tooele Copper Plant Tooele Sulphide Concentrator Ulead Plant Total Add - Mleoellaneoue Inocae Total Deduet: Erpaaaaa - Oparating Tramajr Shutdown Expenses Outeide Ssploratian General Expeaeea Salllsg CoaBlaaioa Total XBCCKK HCTQBS LKFR5C1ATIC* Depreolatlom HIT IES.2M2L Month of April 1937 Month of March 1737 Pour Months ended April 50th 1?

The main value of dost counts In asbestos plants Is to obtain data on dust concentrations, that can be ccopaxedwlth that study, and thus lead to conclusions as to probability of development of asbestosla in the particular plant being Btudleft.

September 17, 1930 Dr# Graham Edgar, Ethyl Gasoline Laboratory, 320 Yonkers St#, Yonkers, H# Y# Dear Edgar: Mr* Taylor called my attention some days ago to some difficulties which one of your men, Mr# pgp-- * is having with his gumsand teeth# Taylor seems to think that perhaps^W|p>r some of the other men of the Laboratory regard nis difficulties as la part due to th absorption of lead# I should be glad to have your suggestion in th matter as to whether you think it worth while for us to look into this immediately, or whether it would be ust as well for us to allow it to go until one of my men visits your Laboratory in the course of the regular trip# 1 should be glad to do whatever you think is advisable.

ANSWER TO INTERROGATORY NO. 30: Because plaintiff has failed to identify exposure to any asbestos-containing products of this defendant, this interrogatory is objected to on the grounds that it lacks relevance to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

1 (c) The results of the research or study. 2 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 33: 3 Wagner objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds 4 that it is irrelevant and is not calculated to lead to the dis 5 covery of admissible evidence.

nKPAHTMEN' JF irs'SPECTION c i i a r 'LBs k . a n I\ SUPKRlStENDEliT Cleve land ,Ohio IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO FILE - Harry Mark { Ethyl Corporation }ayton,Ohio I (bear Mr* Mark: August 17, 1937 Re: Death Claim The above named deceased, formerly an employee of th<e Gulf defining Company in Cleveland, Ohio, died July 27, 1937 as a result of Tetra Lead Poisoning* I am advised that your Company ide a thorough investigation of this casualty* We are interested in this case as this man had a ?

My dear Dr* Edgar:: This will acknowledge reoeipt of your letter of January 28, with regard to the establishment of minimum color strengths for leaded regular gasoline* The method of procedure for the establishment of minimum intensities, in order to obtain standards for the term ''distinctive color" has been reviewed by officers of the Public Health Service interested in this subject, together with the samples of colors of minimum intensities* I have been ad vised of the desirability of establishing such minima, and that the plan suggested seems the most practicable at the present at least.

A. recent survey of fleet operator* shows 17% more use frictiotteered American Brakeblok brake linings --than the nest leading make!