Joseph Lead Company, made at the November meeting: "In closing I earnestly hope that the present members will avail them selves of the valuable assistance that the Foundation can give, that they will be willing to make some contribution other than their dues for continuing and develop ing the research activities, and that they v/ill try to obtain as new members other companies from their own industries, even if such companies are competitors in business.

FILE NAME: CERAMICS (CER) DATE: 1940 DOC#: CER019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article Abstracts - Fatalities from Silicosis and Asbestosis & Clinical Studies in Asbestosis 18 i r - CERAMIC ABSTRACTS od I (9) f':; no Compiled by r The American Ceramic Society Volume 19, 1940 I I.

Urinary-Lead Concentration and Blood-Lead Clearance.

Robert A Eehoe, of sneering laboratories in Cincinnati, Ohio, together with the other in formation we have been able to develop causes us to conclude that this man's death was due to exposure to tetraethyl lead through the negligence of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation.

Bear Claire# 1 cm submitting herein a report end h isto ry on the recent lead poisoning case a t the Gulf o il Corp.

Cliff spent hie entire ties at the Conti nental Refining Company's plant in Arteeia investigating the exposure of several men who were repairing a 10,000 barrel leaded, gasoline tank.

Most important, who will take the lead in bringing these ioteresta together?

A complete set of hardware, including shorting bars and clips for test leads, are supplied with each plug.

I should be most g r a te fu l i f you c o u ld s u g g e s t any way of r e d u c i n g or e l i m i n a t i n g the o c c u r r ence of lead poisoning in this industry.

blast furnace slag, and the anolyte .u:d outholyte solutions in the wiiite lead plant and the whita lead in tho nettling ditch located era said promises} 7^ A,x -1- u pNtCOOO08161 TOGETHER with all the as.teri.ila and auppllea now on said prsnioea, including,' hat without ilmit-ition, electrical supplier, bcltn, janitor r.

MUTI IM DBPAKCTEgr Prasant ragnlntlena parnlt oa to produce 20toaa of^bHe lead par day.

Nor, frankly, can I see how such requests as these should lead to unnecessary (or even necessary) confusion and embarrassment.

ft* f oilowing Isa statement relatlT* to the July, 19 Xaat Chisago plant: __ LSAp-RSTmyg P^PAgPCTT ft* lnson* for th* nonth: operation* at th* \> Lead Refinery Bismuth Rsflning $ 12,443.73 1,601.Of Coring July, th* load Refinery treat 7 ton* of aaterlal.

Two-lead temperature elements are not recommended, since they do not permit correction for lead resistance.

Deferred antiaonial lead *. 2. tnereeeed owe.