., 550 PSaONT: 65.0 Basic Carbonade cC Lead Leaded Zinc .asbestine .

Yield Pigment: SG.4fo Ti Cal E-20 500 Scotch Laddie White Lead 100 Surfex 300 Asbestine 50 Aluminum Stearate 3 Ultramarine 3Lus LL. 1-i- oz.

wiTIilATED NET INCCIZ Smelting department Raritan Copper .Yorks: Refining department Secondary Department Lead Refining Department c*nc- Oxide Department #htte Lead Department Add - Miscellaneous Income divicend - Mountain City Copper Co. - Park-L'tah Consol. 11.

SAFETY REGULATIONS Abrasive and Polishing Wheels, 1937 Affecting Employment of Minors, 1939 Affecting Employment of Women, 1941 Bedding and Upholstery, 1939 Boilers, 1938--Price $1.00 Brewing and Bottling, 1939 Canneries, 1937 Cereal Mills, Malt Houses and Grain Elevators, 1939 Compressed Air Apparatus, 1941 Construction and Repairs, 1940 Cranes and Hoists, 1910 Dry Color Industry, 1940 Elevators, Escalators, Dumbwaiters and Hoists, 1939--Price $.10 Electric Safety, 1939--Price, $.20 Explosives, 8torage, Handling, and Use of, 1941 Foundries, 1937 Head and Eye Protection, 1942 Health and Accident Hasards in Tunnel Construction, 1941 Hours Provisions of the Woman's Law, 1938 Industrial Home Work, 1938 Industrial Lighting, 1940 Industrial Sanitation, 1940 Labor Camps, 1939 Ladders, 1940 Laundries, 1937 Lead Corroding and Lead Oxidising, 1937 Losing, 8awmill, Woodworking, Veneer and Cooperage Operations, 1937 Machine Tools, 1938 Manufacture of Nitro and Amido Compounds, 1938 Manufacture, Storage and Transportation of Fireworks, 1938--Price $.10 Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus, 1941 Mines Other Than Coal Mines, 1940--Price $.10 Miscellaneous Hasards and Conditions of Employment, 1941 Paint Grinding. 1937 Pits and Quarries, 1939--Price $.10 Plante Manufacturing or Using Explosives, 1940 Plant Railways, 1907 104

I an delighted to note from the enclosures that the lead concentration in both blood and urine are within normal limits, thereby indicating that Taylor has eliminated any abnormal quantities of lead that may have been absorbed at an earlier date. 1 also' note that the blood samples were analyzed by two different methods, which is in accordance 'with your- usual practice.

That afternoon I had a few busi ness visits to make in Pittsburgh and did not have a chance to express personally my appreciation of your appearance on the program and again talking to you about our common problems in lead.

Smelting department Raritan Copper rorka: Refining department Secondary department Lead Refining _eoartnent Line Oxide departeimt ii&ite Lead department Miscellaneous Incan* DEX)eCT: . vdniniatratiTe LxTenaes Genital Stock Tax Interest Six Per Cent debenture* anaconda Coooer Itining Canaan?

Gardiner also reported that we are preparing plans for relocating our Lead Chemicals Department.

SCHEDULE 1 GRADE SPECIFICATIONS COST AND SELLING PRICES AS OF MARCH 51, 1942 TRADE NAME: CATEGORY: COLOR: NUMBER: QUALITY: Wescote Supreme Exterior House Paint White 1020 PIGMENT: 66# 35% Leaded Zinc Oxide Basic Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Barium Sulphate Magnesium Silicate POUNDS 540 215 129 301 135 YIELD IN GALLONS 'UNIT COST* 11.10 <>'" .0675 Per Lb. 3.85^.075 Per Lb. -------- 4.00^3". 145 Per Lb.

Penrose Interview Report April 16, 1948 I h&ve received copy of Boa Penrose* Interview Report of March 25th, covering his talk with Henry Betalt, Operations Manager of Imperial Oil Limited, Vancouver, B. 0*, regarding the Canadian regulations requiring lead warning signs on pump* dispensing lead-treated gasoline* I do not think we should write to Mr.

TRADE NAME: CATEGORY: COLOR: NUMBER: QUALITY: Delta Exterior House Paint White 2101 Second PIGMENT: 56$ Lithopone Asbestine Leaded Zinc Oxide 15% VEHICLE: 44$ Miscible Diamond "K" Linseed Oil Raw Linseed Oil Heavy Naphtha Solution Varnish Cut aanganese Drier Nuodex Lead 24$ .

Industrial Sanitation, 1940 Labor Camps, 1939 Ladders, 1940 Laundries, 1937 Lead Corroding and Lead Oxidising, 1937 Logging, Sawmill, Woodworking, Veneer and Cooperage Operations, 1937 Machine Tools. 1938 Manufacture of Nitre and Amido Compounds, 1938 Manufacture^ Storage and Transportation of Fireworks, 1938--Price 1.10 Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus, 1940 Mines Other Than Coal Mines, 1940--Price $.10 Miscellaneous Hasards and Conditions of Employment, 1941 Paint Orinding, 1937 Pits and Quarries, 1939--Price $.10 Plants Manufacturing or Using Explosives, 1940 Plant Railways, 1937 92

Your letter is very instructive and it will be very helpful in formulating this Division's opinion with respect to lead and sulfur hair dyes and other lead-containing cosmetics.

in the; advertising and sales promotion-<of Easton Lead* .

Abex further objects to this interrogatory on the ground that the information it seeks otherwise lacks relevance to the issues arising in this case, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.