isillTUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL' AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH MONTREAL, CANADA Asbestosis -- A Diagnostic Enigma A Personal View / f 77 H.

As he r e c a lls th in g s , th ere was some s p ill a g e and he d id g e t h is hands w et w ith the lead ed g a s o lin e .

We n o te in th e r e p o r t o f th e c a se o f U n ite d S ta te s v s. ilth y l G asoline Corporation in the D is tric t Court o f the U n ite d S ta te s f o r th e S o uthern D i s t r i c t of New Y ork, d e c id e d May 19 , 1939, and r e p o r te d in th e U n ite d S ta te s Law Week f o r June 6, 1939, page 22, the court sa id : "Such provisions of the lic e n se agreements w ith th e r e f in e r s cannot be s u s ta in e d on the th e o ry th a t th e corporation (E thyl G asoline C orporation) has a rig h t to req u ire jobbers dealing in .lead-treated gasoline to be lic e n se d in order * * . . to secure compliance w ith th e re g u la tio n s proposed by the Surgeon G eneral of th e U nited S ta te s governing the s a le of le a d -tre a te d g aso lin e to th e p u b lic

FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1934 DOC#: ML026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Dust Survey, Rayestos-Manhattan - North Charleston \ ' t*' * I fs /L -3 /3 iZKERAL ASBESTOS AND RPBBER DI7ISIOW Of RAYBBSTOS-MAHKATTAHr IKC.

Be Johnson 200.00 125.00 l's* IV s* Month Adjusted Salary $165.00 115.50 165.00 103.12 ANACONDA LEAD PRODUCTS COMPANT - OPSRATING: 9.

ns siliensb..ftSSiaswc.1 24 per reus grams remain some 20 milltan million In some industries the cost of indus l'<r lead poisoning,'9 pcVcant far various panicles: many of them arc shorn the trial disease b nuw four or Av times '"sm* dermatitis.

Enclosures: (1) A brief outline of the events leading up to and occurring at the "Symposium on Dust Problems" held in Pittsburgh, Pa., January 16, 1935. (2) A brief outline of the discussion and action taken by the Temporary Organization Committee on January 15, 1935. (3) A brief outline of the discussion and action taker, by the Temporary Organization Committee at a spec ial meeting held at the Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh, Pa., on Friday, February 1, 1935. (4) Copy of a letter from Dr.

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. , t h e 'symptoms and methods of determ ining whether or not an in d iv id u a l has . receiv ed e th y l gaso lin e lead poisoning.

In practice, it is usual to employ velocities varying from some 1,200 feet per minute for a light, fluffy material like sawdust to 5,000 feet per minute for lead dusts.