Bid Sir supplying 96,200 lbs. white lead in oil to Lepartment of Purchase, City of New iork.

Hunter, however, being familiar with the action of lead; and supported by the blood analysis did not accept the inference but not knowing the makeup of lead tetraethyl, has made further inquiry about same

TOMGUHs .Extremely dry nu coated, end there was an exfoliation of dernir several days old (there was no lead line nor evidence of clue gun upon deposit of lead beneath the; nsueouss membrane).

For ex&rsple, the lead arsenate on washed apple* is probably such less toxic than acid lead arsenate, because of the weathering tbs?

T etra eth y l lead vapor is re a d ily absorbed In any of the standard gas masks.

The lead refiner

Heat ' G asoline odors and gas T etra eth y l lead gasoline Exhaust gases of autom obile The r e s u lts of m uscular e x e r tio n .

The hazard was lead; the plant uas full of lead poisoning; the State Department had made a thorough study of the plant; employees were drawing compensation for lead poisoning; insurance companies were paying benefits to those same employees for ead poisoning; and at no time then or since had a single case of lead poisoning been reported by any physi cian in that community in compliance with the basic requirements of the law.

. - NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY -V-i-*' c` F'ae-.

The hazard was lead; the plant uas full of lead poisoning; the State Department had made a thorough study of the plant; employees were drawing compensation for lead poisoning; insurance companies were paying benefits to those same employees for ead poisoning; and at no time then or since had a single case of lead poisoning been reported by any physi cian in that community in compliance with the basic requirements of the law.

Lead, " " Zinc, "" Silver, per oz.

. - NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY -V-i-*' c` F'ae-.

The l a t t e r , how ever, is an in sig n ific a n t fa c to r and need not be considered in re la tio n to the fin a l lead content of the body, since th is q u an tity is very sm all in proportion to th e lead content of the e n tire food in ta k e .

The hazards of dust, chromium, lead, and other materials are discussed.

June 9, 1939 ON INDUSTRIAL DISEASES F MINES FOR LEAD 1T1CES.