LEAD IE POWDER POEM, A PAINT PIGMENT AO PAINT PIGMENTS.

HI 000041821 - September 29, 1970 2- National Lead Co.

It would take much more than the quantity of lead in such an amount of gaso line to produce symptoms of lead intoxication.

Knox, Jr., being duly sworn depoaee and says: I am one of the applicants in the above-mentioned application. 1 am employed by the International Smelting end Refining Company, and I am thoroughly familiar with the White Lead Plant of that Company at East Chicago, Indiana, where white lead ia produced eleotrolytically. 1 am and have been for the peat 15 years Superintendent in charge of this White Lead Plant.

This, of course, does not refer to lead absorption, but to establishing the diagnosis of lead poisoning.

Transfer deed for transfer to National Lead Company of 7000 Ordinary shares of Associated Lead Manufacturers, Ltd., pursuant to Board resolution of February 20, 1930.

Lead Poisoning Lead posioning is the most insidious and most common of all industrial diseases.

The red lead paint used this year In the A.

LEAD IE POWDER POEM, A PAINT PIGMENT AO PAINT PIGMENTS.

As you know, there is relatively little lead poisoning toda because of the sanitary precautions observed in factories where lead pigments are manufactured, and because of the reasonable care exer cised by the painter in the application of paints containing lead.

Knox, Jr., being duly sworn deposes and says: I am one of the applicants in the above-mentioned application. 1 am employed by the International Smelting end Refining Company, and I am thoroughly familiar with the White Lead Plant of that Company at East Chicago, Indiana, where white lead is produced eleotrolytioally. 1 am and hare been for the past 15 years Superintendent in charge of this White Lead Plant.

Morton stated that the man did not have lead poisoning and that there was ho justification for the statement of Dr.

It would take much more than the quantity of lead in such an amount of gaso line to produce symptoms of lead intoxication.

These would be used promptly in case of accident so as to wash away the liquid lead compound before any appreciable absorption could occur.

I do not regard the warning on your yellow label as entirely adequate since in general chemists will have the point of view that the vapor pressure of tetraethyl lead at ordinary temperatures is so low as to be essentially negligible.