E. tformser, Secretary Lead Industries Association 420 Lexington Avenue New York, N.

N 1232 0000-NLI-000021009 Ck WHEREAS, as of November 14, 1928, upon the organization of Lead Industries Association, this Company became a charter member of that Association and bound itself to pay its proportionate share of the expenses of conducting said Association, in the form of annua" membership dues based upon annual lead production or consumption reduced to units of metallic lead, as prescribed in Article VI, Section 1, of the By-laws of said Association,and WHEREAS, no prior authorisation of such membership and payment of dues appears of record in the minutes of the Board of Directors or of this Committee other than the approval of the affixing of the corporate seal to the signature of acceptance by the Company of the Constitution and By-Laws of said Association, and it seems proper tnat such a record should now be made; be it RESOLVED, that the action of the officers of the Company in paying annual membership dues to Lead Industries Association, in conformity with said Article VI, Section 1, of its By-Laws, in the amount of $5350. for the year 1929, $6563. for the year 1930, $5722. for the year 1931, $5773. for the year 1932, $6125. for the year 1933, $5548. for the year 1934, $7036. for the year 1935, $7526. for the year 193fc and $8800. for the year 1937, be and it hereby is approved, ratified and confirmed, and that said officers be and they hereby are authorized, empowered and directed to continue the payment of such dues on the same basis for the year 1938 and subsequent years until otherwise instructed by the Board of Directors or by this Committee.

C.Dodds Courtauld Institute of Biochemistry The Middlesex Hospital London, W* 1 England Dear Doctor Dodds:- Please accept my thanks for the Information as to your methods of handling the study of calcium and phosphorous metabolism* It will be very helpful to us* Meanwhile we have ctotalned a series of results by merely taking aliquots of samples obtained on a subject who is Ingesting a known quantity of lead dally* I am sending herewith the complete data for your examination* In view of your experience It would be Invaluable to have your detailed criticism, and I trust you will not spare us in any way* I shall give you the necessary details of our procedures* The subjects of our lead experi ments are permitted to do as they like, except for the avoidance of occupational lead exposure, and to eat and drink as they like, but they keep a more or less detailed diary of their activities* (It Is desirable that they conduct themselves in a wholly normal and unconflned manner, so far as possible, and therefore they are given essentially complete freedom*) Duplicate samples of food and beverages are obtained by the subject at the time of their consumption* The beverages are duplicated by accurate measure* The food,on the other hand.

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Thus with the unweathered coating of white lead paint 2.3 mils thick, first penetration was observed in 11 hours, and the coating 3 times as thick, 6.9 mils, was penetrated in 13 hours.

< ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION October 16,1935 The session was called, to order by Chairman, Irwin W.

There was an increase of 95 claims for lead poisoning, largely from 3 plants manufacturing automobile bodies, where ground lead was used to fill cracks and seams in the bodies.

Paul St r e e t Ba lt im o r e , Maryland Dear Doctor Ger agh ty A sh or t time ac;o I saw your r ep or t of a case o f lead encephalopathy from the t h e r a p e u t ic use of lead and opium p i lls as pr esented in the Jou r n a l of the American Me d ica l,As s o ci t io n .

The residue was dissolved in nitrio acid and analyzed for lead.

Lead Industries Association, Draytar Building, 420 Lexington Avenue, New Yorl:.

Today, lead has been very largely eliminated In rubber compounding.

It is exceedingly commendable that the apple industry itself has undertaken a series of investigations on the toxicity of lead and arsenic.

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Lead Industries Association, Draytar Building, 420 Lexington Avenue, New Yorl:.

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