M* Oerter, Chairman of the lead Pignents Division of the lead Industries Aeeooilatiott, has ad^Alue to pxevfde you with a oopy of the, Hester Code of the Lead Industrie* Association, together w$fflFWgwm'0$ the Xtndea of the two meetings of the Division whioh hate ** far been held. .* Aooordingly, I as pleased to enclose a oopy of ouf Coda as it was filed in Washington and the minute* of the meeting of August 8th, Dry ProductsOowBittes, and ^ August 9th, white Lead-in-Oil Coanitte*. .

GaTSRAI LSDGER TRIAL 3ALAHC5 - MARCH 31ST. 1937 Notes Rec9ivable Accounts Receivable - Customers Accounts Payable - Customers Sales Commitment Account New York Office Sales: 'dibite Lead White Lead in Oil Zinc Oxide Purchases: White Lead White Lead in Oil Zinc Oxide Dr Cr. 1,396.06 61,750.45 $ 151.36 1,972.23 61.022.92 27,766.66 16,703.64 57.851.92 27,766.66 16,703.84 57,851.92 $165,468.93 $165,468.93 RECAPITULATION OF CASH 300K SjPTBffigt 1ST. 1936 to MARCH 31ST. 1937, INCUTSIVi: Receipts - September 1st, 1936 to March 31st, 1937, Inc: Customers Ledger Notes Receivable Total Debits Deposits - September 1st, 1936 to March 3l3t, 1937, Inc: Deposited In the Continental - Illinois Bank and Trust Company, Chicago, Illinois (Revenue Account) Total Credits $283,267.15 2,008.40 $285,275.55 $285,275.55 $285,275.55 PNTC00001064 N10161

^nd Lead Poisoning".

Sell him Dutch Boy pg|\ White-Lead.

Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue Mew York.

Lead - Lbe. znc OXIIZ Production - Lbe.

Carbon monoxide is mentioned but I cannot see that anyone has made a diagnosis of lead poisoning in this case, I as referring the correspondence to Dr, Kehoe of the University of Cincinnati and sill ask him to advise you on the subject, but, at the moment, I see no reason to suppose that lead has played any part in the systems of the man in question.

Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue Mew York.

Minutes of Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of National Lead Company held at No.

Lead poisoning due'to the use of nipple shields and of lead ointments on the breasts of mothers was also considered a source of poisoning by the physicians interviewed.

Just recently we have obtained a sample of "Comprethyl" (the name of the product in question) and upon analysis it proved to contain a volatile lead compound^ The analysis is not yet complete but the indications are that the only useful anti-knock agent in "Comprethyl" is the lead compound.

Lpatz, their foreman, while handling lead.

The quantities of lead Involved here are in the neighborhood of two and a third milligrams per day* I should suspect that the greater portion of this would pass through the alimentary tract unabsorbed* On the other hand, the figure Is suf ficiently close to the son of recognized ddnger In occupational exposure that I do not regard the results as wholly predictable.

ha^'Lead: '|t)0tHl Co

Joseph Lead Co.