NET CUBBafT AM OTHER ASSETS - JUNE 30, 1942 c o r r ibt as set s : Supplies Metals: In Process Finished: Lead, Copper - Sllrer Gold By-Products 13,152,411 lbs.

"In view of this, Mr* Merrill is preparing a series of letters to be distributed throughout the Asiatic area warning of the hazards of entering former leaded gasoline storage tanks.

.&&&,& Lupplia* ratal*: Is r pOCC** Fluih ed: Lead Copper ?

TRADE NAUE: TEN $ WHITE LEAD PUTTY CATEGORYi PUTTY COLOR: 'YEITE NUMBER: WL?

The item to which you refer on page #14> table #3 , under lead poisoning is misleading, although it is a statement of fact.

Reznikoff Will you please also send me, if they are available, the citations of the two cases of which you spoke to me in which claim was made for lead poisoning alleged to have occurred as a result of handling leaded JRfsF YoursTyery truly, lV-3 J.

Mack and his associates used In repairing tanks In which leaded gasoline had been stored, would be satisfactory.

ESTIMtlEO MET IWCOiB Smelting Department -.iaritan Copper -oria: Hfinery Department iiecoadary Department Lead defining Department tlao Oxide Oepartaent *"hite Lead Department- Total Add - 1'iacellaneoue Income DEDUCT: Administrative expenses Miscellaneous Taxes Capital Stock Tax Interest: six Percent* debentures Anaoonda copper :Hning Caapeny Anaconda Hales company Lees - Depreciation Less - ?

NUMBER: QUALITY: 1030 PIGMENT: 65# 35# Leaded Zinc Oxide Basic Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Magnesium Silicate VEHICLE: 35# Linseed Oil,' Non Stain Linseed Oil, Blown Drier Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss - 2|# YIELD IN POUNDS GALLONS UNIT COST* TOTAL COST 292.5 117. 95. . . 145.5 o/ 5.84 *tt<0675 Per Lb. 2.10-Hi A.075 Per Lb. 2.85^0.145 Per Lb. 6.14.^.011 Per Lb. 306.9 5.09 38

Professor Gustavson and I would like very much to malee it possible for Miss Pekrul to utilize the university spectrographic equip ment in determining the lead output of the workmen employed in the battery plant under our supervision.

This applies to tank-cleanings of all descriptions, whether leaded or un leaded.

Kehoe lead off the discussion by stating that his letter of April 28 to Mr.

I don't think there is any question but that they are using leaded gasoline in their stoves, but whether or not theyare all equipped with the proper stoves using this type of fuel, or whether they are having any trouble could not be developed.

Leaded Zinc-35% 300 Basic Carbonate 'White 25 Lead Titanium Barium 150 Lithonone 250 Magnesium Silicate 125 Yld. in Gals. 6.30 .47 4.20 7.00 5 .25 Unit Cost .07 Lb. .08i @ lb.

NUMBER: QUALITY: 1030 PIGMENT: 65$ 35$ Leaded Zinc Oxide Basic Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Magnesium Silicate VEHICLE: 35$ Linseed Oil,' Non Stain Linseed Oil, Blown Drier Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss - 2$ Actual Yield YIELD IN POUNDS GALLONS UNIT COST* TOTAL COST 292.5 117. 95. . 145.5-J/ 5.84 00675 Per Lb. 2.10-^^075 Per Lb. 2.85^-0.145 per Lb. 6.14 .Oil Per Lb. 306.9 5.09 38