QH CTHECTOHS' MEETDC - yj.Y 25 th 1937 n e t imws - l e a p h e t o iis o . z ik c c r ie s a s s arre l e a d s e pa r t ic n t s LEAD RETTNDKJ OEPABTVCSOT; Gross Profit Depreciation Nat Incase ZINC OXIDE DEPANneNT: Salas of Zinc Oxida Coat of Salas Incone - Before Depreciation DeprMiition Net Income Pounds Zinc Oxida Sold Salas Price Coat of Sales KBITS LEAD EEPAKTUSHT: Salas of Lead Products Co*t ot Sain Income - Before Depredation Depreciation Net Inoome Pounds White Lead Sold Sales Price Coat of Sales Month of April W7 Month of March 1937 * i*,ooo 1,000 * 15,000 * 8.162 1.080 *__ 9,242 *280,697 328.074 * 47,377 * 32,167 *330,073 1^521 * 52,466 5.744 * 58,210 5.177,89?

Moreover we are providing the lead in the form of a soluble salt and I do not wish to add any more than is necessary in the form of normal dietary lead to that which we experimentally provide.

NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY SlT.SKJ ..

IHRREAfi, aS of Aovember upon the organisation of Lead Industries this Company becase a charter sea pf tbat'ihpociation and bound itself to pay its.

Of the 15, seven were 111 enough to be hospitalized and all seven had proved organic lead intoxication.

Dear Sir: It has just been reported to me in an entirely accidental and hearsay fashion that you have knowledge of certain cases of lead poisoning from the handling of leaded gasoline in the state of Connecticut.

If at any time a claim is made that he has had injury from the absorption of lead, it would bo highly desirable at the earliest possible time to obtain samples of urine and faeces for analysis for lead.

> Ifyou prefer heavy paste white- lead, he sure it's Dutch Boy-- there's no substitute for Dutch Boy quality.

Hartman concerning an alleged case of lead poisoning at Fairmont, West Virginia.

When I talked with you last about the possibility of your undertaking work on the relationships which might exist between lead and calcium and lead and phosphorus, I probably neglected to tell you that we are making a few observations on experimental subjects who are taking known quantities of lead with the idea of being sure during the different phases of the experiment as to whether the calcium and phosphorus intake and output were balanced or unbalanced.

Lead "* * Silr * *" Seoondary Rirchaeee Yalu# of inode Del'ye to Ihlte Lead Dept. 2,051.*5 1,317.<1 68,167.58 6,375.11 1,37.50 1,783.80 36i.201.77 38,7<5.10 225,830.31 171,363.20 312,378.35 205,823.60 35,773.53 170,000. 151,770. 23,31'.. 27,209.12 7,561.18 3,035:03 * Coemleelen -By-Prodaet# - S.C.lke * Copper * By Credit# - By-Produote By Puxehneea of Ihlte Lead To Caeh tranafer 876.21 2,108.85 1,775,005.00 13,155.35 22,800.00 Bor, 30 -To Balenoe - "Caeh Baele* - Debit 48,317,387.03 42,267,538.71 2,267,538.71 46,051,818.27 SJHJOL Bet Jeo.15,1737 ISR0067S4

Dear Sir: It has just been reported to me in an entirely accidental and hearsay fashion that you have knowledge of certain cases of lead poisoning from the handling of leaded gasoline in the state of Connecticut.

Is there any likelihood of the water being affected by the lead, that is will the lead be absorbed to any extent by the water.

Of the 15, seven were 111 enough to be hospitalized and all seven had proved organic lead intoxication.

Louis; 2240 24th Si., rancUeo; Nat ional-Bo.ton Lead Co.. 800 Albany Si., Boston; nal Lead & Oil Company of Pennsylvania, 316 4lh Avc., urgH; John T.