Many leading plants throughout the country are finding U economical and Haeaavtng to Install Beaumont Iroublo-free type gates such as thoeo pictured el left Follow the leaders and do the same.

Iy odwtje>- ii`tinrtgB Uore5sr 14, 1941 IRAD TTOPSm -J AS3CCIAT10K BTOOST ATOUSia rCR 1941 c r d h u m ran furniture , fixtures 4 Equipment Salaries Kont 4 ldit Tsltphen* 4 Tolocrmph looks 4 Subscriptions LEAD Pristine Uallinc 11lastrations Trarollnc Expenses tlsdleal Research Social Security Taros Offloo Srpease Kiss* Association Duos Entertainment 4 lunches Offloo Supplies Advances Expenditure* Jan* 1 to Oct.

Number of Employees (state range) Normal Wartime Maximum Present (1943-1944) 350 - 400 550 - 400 400 550 - 400 Raw Material (General statement, with tonnage per year) 37,500 2,500 6.000 2.000 Tonslead Bullion * Lead Secondaries " Zina " Zinc Spelter z Product* JJaaufactured (General Statement, with tonnage par year) 30.000 Tons Refined Lead 10.000 " White Lead 1.500 " Zine 6.500 " Zlne Oxide Any by-products?

The normal amount of lead drier was not tested.

Thia rul* has boon follotrtd with all our work* QP-Dnmcf rao amvrrru An unusually large roltu* of Cvnr>*nt work nss(ltat*d by the dafaas* progran was throws on air M-.ouldar* prior to and after th* lead Crd*r ii-SS appeared, a* wall as *arll*r la th* year when our fforta w*r* dlr*ot*d to seeing that lead w* os*d wh*r*rr potslbl* la th* 1* portant Go t * meant 4*f*ns* progran.

Until Koffey made mention Of it # I was; equally unaware of. their anxiety concerning the hazards o f ;the use'of leaded gasoline.

Regulations For: Abrasive and Polishing Wheels; Bedding and Up holstery; Brewing and Bottling; Canneries; Cereal Mills, Malt Houses and Grain Elevators; Construction and Repairs; Dry Cleaning; Dry Color Industry; The Storage, Handling and Use of Explosives; Electric Safety Code; Fire and Panic Regulations; Foundries; General Safety Act; Industrial Sanitation; Lead Manufacturing; Paint Grinding; Regulations for labor Camps; Laundries; Lead Corroding and Lead Oxidising; Logging, Sawmill, Woodworking.

La vino A Compeny Lead bid U lrica Association -- M-- Maeklntoifa-HsisphiJl Company Meeklin Compeny Megme Copper Company Maryland flaIf-Insurers1Association Meyer Chine Compeny J .

I am, however, certain that we shall not be able to recover sufficient copies of the "Lead Studies" in English, to meet our needs, and some form of instruction for new consultants is necessary at the present time.

As yon know, Cliff spent his entire time at the Conti nental Refining Company's plant in Artesia investigating the exposure of several men who were repairing a 10,000 barrel leaded gasoline tank.

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Epidemiology of lead poisoning in New Haven Children: operati m factors, J.

Thia rul* has boon follotrtd with all our work* QP-Dnmcf rao amvrrru An unusually large roltu* of Cvnr>*nt work nss(ltat*d by the dafaas* progran was throws on air M-.ouldar* prior to and after th* lead Crd*r ii-SS appeared, a* wall as *arll*r la th* year when our fforta w*r* dlr*ot*d to seeing that lead w* os*d wh*r*rr potslbl* la th* 1* portant Go t * meant 4*f*ns* progran.

Hft deceased, are making claim against the Orange State Oil Company and contending that death was occasioned by exposure to tetraethyl lead fumes .earning a gasoline storage tank From our investigation, of this matter is appears that died on December 23, 193S, The report of Dr Robert Eehoe, of Bering laboratories in Cincinnati, Ohio, together with the other in forelation 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.

s T 0 8 516 51 ABSTRACT OF THE LITERATURE OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SUPPLEMENTARY TO fHE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY VOLUME 25 JANUARY, 1943--DECEMBER, 1943 PUBLISHED BY THE WILLIAMS & WILKINS COMPANY Baltimore, Md.