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.

Beale............................5 shares By proxy-national Lead Co...,................. .6970 shares Total..........................6990 shares The following amendment for a change in the by-laws was proposed and seconded: BESOLTED, that the amendment of April 15, 1935 to Article 1, section 1 of the by-laws be amended so that the number of the Directors of the Company shall be seven instead of six

Same delivery points' as for White Lead in MINIMUM svmm 10/2 gallon cases or combination including quarts to make a total of 20 gallons.

Merritt reported the minutes of the meeting* The minutes of our meeting of December 19 were read and approved* Mr* Gardiner explained that in the interests of economy we are arranging to combine our membership in the Pennsylvania Council of Painting and Decorating Contractors of America with that of the National Lead & Oil Company of Pittsburgh, so that our share of the dues will only be $25.00 instead of #50.00* We feel that we are justified in making this ehange because all other national concerns only have one membership in this Pennsylvania Council, regardless of how many branch offices they may operate in this state* The regular weekly figures of shipments were submitted* There bslng no further business, upon motion the meeting adjourned* Secretary.

However it does seem useful to let yOu know that in Dr. 3chradin*s opinion* there was no evidence of either a history of significant exposure or of physical findings suggestive of lead poisoning* I shall be very much inter ested in knowing the outcome of Hr. ^ ^ e x a m i nation in the Windber Hospital* and particularly in the results of any analyses which might have been made on the blood and spinal fluid and excreta.

Brlcker only In r elat ion to the question of hazard, and I t seems to me b e st th at you or one of your associat es should reply to her question s as to the sp e cificat io n s, perm issible lead con cen tration s, color , labelin g on the pump and the use of secondary gasolin e con tain ers.

Since your problem involves both mercury and lead, I think I should attend to it myself, and therefore unless your situation is urgent, I suggest that we wait until September.

The course o f ... asbestosis is slow but eventually leads to incapacity due either to the disease itself or a complication.. .The number of workers exposed to harmful mineral dusts in mining and in industry in the U.S. has been estimated as 500,000."

" Lead -paint " means any paint, paste, spray, stopping, filling or other material which when treated in the manner described in the First Schedule to these Regulations yields to an aqueous solution of hydro chloric acid a auantity of soluble lead compound exceeding, when calculated as lead monoxide, 5 per cent of the dry weight of the portion taken for analysis.

operation, while providing a solution In order that this brief survey of the to this query, also affords an explana events leading upto the present in tion to another pertinent question: quiry may be complete, it is necessary Why is it that this industry, founded to review the investigation made in in antiquity, has only recently exdted 1910 to 1921 by Dr.

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Simson 6 reported a fatal case of fibrosis of the lungs occurring in a native working in an asbestos mill in southern Rhodesia ~ "=~ In order that this brief survey of the events leading up the present inquiry may be complete it is necessary to review the investigation made in 1910 to 1911 by Dr.

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