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Under normal room air conditions processes, such as acid dip ping, alkali cleaning, electroplating, lacquer dipping, lead hardening, spray painting, or vapor degreasing by means of chlorinated hydrocarbons, may be oper ated with the health hazards fully under control, but a breeze or draft froa an open window may offset, to a major extent, the mechanical means provided to guard against dissemination of toxic materials.

First, fecal lead excretioryas measured by the amount of lead found in a single sample of feces^does not correlate w i t h the y e a r - t o - ^ y e 1* d i f f e r e n c e s in r a t e s of o c c u r r e n c e of a b n o r m a l i t i e s s e e n in the b l e n d e r group.

Monark Paint Corp 114 E Washn blvd National Lead Co 932 Wilson # Barnes H N 2075 N Vmont at Beck Geo jr 7869 Melrose av Beck H W 606 N Westn av .

Lead and its compounds, Mineral a c id s ...................

PARAGRAPH FIVE: The Respondents admit that the Sherwin- Williams Company owns 100 per cent of the issued and outstanding equity stock of Lowe Brothers Company, John Lucas & Company, Inc, Acme White Lead and Color Works, of Hamtramek, Michigan, Martin Senour Company, of Chicago, Illinois, and Detroit White Lead Works, of Hamtramek, Michigan.

Vi PtS Y* Pts. 753 2.11 158 ViPt.47 3.88 154 .78 51 1. 5 ii 18h * Spra Ca> U*eld Red lead (modified)...

Recommendations fo r Im provised and m obile c a n - f illin g in s ta lla t io n s handling leaded gasoline.

TRANSa CTIONS 31st NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS General Subject and Industrial Sessions CHICAGO October 27-29, 1942 National Safety Council, Inc. 20 North Waclcer Drive, Chicago Copyright, 1942, National Safety Council, Inc.

Ind,, manu ^" facturer of reedd. lead, litharge, type metal, -yarniahCo., Chicago, 1879.

*-Ur.- US.Deoonmenr of Transportanon j.* ` m TlyV, I heresy certify that the annexed 'is a true copy of a document entitled "Stenographers1 Minutes before the United States Maritime rnmitonn - Meeting in PpgarH tn--------Minimum Requirements for Industrial Health and Safety in Shipyard December 7, 8, 1942," consisting of 348 oaoes. as it apr*ar<; nn fijj in the Maritime Administration, U.S.

Under normal room air conditions processes, such as add dip ping, alkali cleaning, electroplating, lacquer dipping, lead hardening, spray painting, or vapor degreasing by means of chlorinated hydrocarbons, may be oper ated with the health hazards fully under control, but a breeze or draft from an open window may offset, to a major extent, the mechanical means provided to guard against dissemination of toxic materials* It often happens that the discharge of a local exhaust system is relatively near a window so that when opened, toxic materials may be returned to the workroom.

Inqui ries into years, subsequent to 1977, will not lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ( Tn, TO TBS JiARITIKE COimSSZO* WASHINGTON, D.C.

/ MINUTES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING National faint, Varnish & Lacquer Association, Inc.