Volume 11 Number 2 February 1974 Table of Contents LEAD POISONING IN A BIRD OF PREY by W, W.

A study of the curves leads to the conclusion that a storm sash is of little value in reducing infiltration when applied to a well fitted window, but that a reduction of 50 per cent might be expected when storm sash is applied to a poorly fitted or loose window.

In extreme conditions, the metabolic rate is markedly increased owing to the excessive rise in body temperature4, and a vicious cycle results which may eventually lead to serious physiologic damage.

In foggy weather the accumulation of these substances in the lower strata may be such as to cause irritation of the eyes, nose, and respiratory passages, leading to asthmatic breathing and bronchitis and, in extreme cases, to death.

To manufacturers whose products are used in residential air conditioning, AMERICAN ARTISAN offers full cover age of the leading buying factors.

Ex t e r io r h o u s e p a in t Tr im a n d Tr e l l is p a in t s INTERIOR ANO FLAT BALL PAINTS INTERIOR SEMI-GLOSS INTERIOR GLOSS PAINTS in t e r io r a n o Ex t e r io r p a in t s 1/ in t e r io r a n o Ex t e r io r p a in t s 2/ e n a me l Un d e r c c a t e r s w a g o n , Tr a c t o r , a n o imp l e me n t p a in t s En a me l s VARNISH s t a in s OIL STAINS Sp ir it on p e n e t r a t in g s t a in s Sh in g l e St a in s r o o f a mo Ba r n p a in t s Ce me n t , Br ic k , a n o s t u c c o p a in t s OIL c o l o r s (o n e g r a o e o n l y ) VARNISHES, CLEAR, ALL TYPES 2/ PAINT ANO VARNISH REMOVERS and SCREEN PAINTS OR ENAMELS Zo n e o r Tr a f f ic p a in t s PASTE WOOD FILLERS PASTE WHITES SHITE LEAD, CARBONATE ANO SULPHATE BLUE LEAO SULPHATE r e d Le a d zin c , in pas t e f o r k ih 29* Nil 1 30. t7ATC^^M^^mr-ElW.SI0N OR CASEIN PAINTS, Gal.

Estimated annua) dollar saving -- (Btu per kwhr reduction) (net kw sta tion output) (hr per year) (lead fac tor) (fuel eost per Bto) 6.

A separate earth- T* leakage trip would be required for caeb portable-device circuit to looalite the '* fault area, while with one grounded lead a fault is at once apparent.

It is a generally accepted tact that teaching ** made ciiier and meet successful if the individual we desire to lead) is in a receptive frame of mind.

Dear Joe, R e c e n t l y , Mr* P o w e ll o f The T ex as Company, came i n t o o u r o f f i c e and to ld us of a re p o rte d case of lead p o isoning in Savannah.

This applies to lead burner work and tank cleaning. 3.

The issues art examined in a Secretariat paper XP/co/PCB/72.2 of 19 September end t$ danger is there clearly foreseen that other countries would follow Smarten's lead and introduce theiyfewn dieparsto restrictions on TCD containing products which would creato s multiplicity of non-tariff barriers.

ZAL 5I5RA35S Certain named diseases such ss mercury poisoning, lead poisoning, etc. come under the Compensation Act of lies Jersey.

Weather Bureau reports are frequently mis leading in this respect as they report the maximum temperature for the day with the relative humidity, which occurs during a different period and which usually is much higher than the relative humidity occurring at the maximum temperature.

A central cooling and dehu midifying plant is one in which the fans, dehumidifiers, and other related apparatus are assembled in suitable apparatus rooms from which supply and return ducts lead to the conditioned spaces.