I agree w ith your opinion th a t a serio u s lead hazard is n o t to be expected.

COMPAITY, a corporation organised and existing under and by virtue of the lasso of tho State of Ohio (hereinafter described as the "Buyer"), party of the second part, 3 I T K 5 3 S 5 T Hi That the Seller agrees to sell, transfer and convey, and the Buyer agrees to purchase, all of the following described property, sub ject to tho tercs and conditions as hereinafter set forthi THAI certain tract or parcel of land on which Seller's East Chicago, Indiana, plant la looated, being a fonood area of 37.101 acres, core or less, being -part of tii&t tract of land conveyed to International Smelting and Refining Company by International Lead defining Company by deed, dated December 31, 1334, recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Lake County, Indiana, in Book 527 at Page 191 on January i6, 1935 j TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of tho Sellar, in and to any land lying in tho bad of any street, road or avenue, open or proposed, in front of or adjoin ing tho above described premises to tho center line thereof j TOGETHER with all buildings and iaprover.snts thereon, and all flriuroa, including, but not limited to, the boiloi'S, cranes, halting, pluabing .ml lighting fixtures, .rid nil motors, parts or aeoosGories necessary to the rue or operation of any of the ssao now in raid about said promises, together with all furnaces, machines and machinery, appliances oasl o-iuipoont heretofore used by tho Heller in manufacturing operations on said prenisesj TOGETHER with all of the Great Falls dro3s, refuse oxide, high grade land blast furnace slag, and the anolyte ,u:d oatholyte solutions in the white lend plant end the whiio lead in the settling ditch located on said proaiseaj 7^ 'V8 <.v* -1- PH1C00008151 N11317-W TGGSraaR Tilth eJLl the asieriala and. supplies now on sail preniuec, including,' bat witho;it limitation, electrical supplier, bcita, j-cLltor arid safety supplies, .cisaellvnOoua storeroom gupplies, pipes and valTOSi iron and stool shapes, brick replaoeaeat parts, ito-rs recci-ydd af-ier irtyuiiboEy, m supplies net on flora Booms, equipment from Akron and operating supplies} TQG2TK2P, with those itoss which fare sad especially for the East Chicago Pleat, inoluding such items as ourjrotjmdaa retorts,, eppoitl sized silver rotet. bottles, refinery bottles, carborundum and clay nix for use in construction of nuffle fumaobsj TOGSTiiSH with those items new on order by the -Sailer for delivery at fust Chicago consisting mainly of leadin-oil, esns of v.'.r.ioue alsesj TOGETHER with cn csslgumant to the Bayer of Seller's United Staton pe.toat3, naabors .c',156,.420 and 2,174,559, being entitled, respectively, "iletni Vaporizing Furnaces and Processes" and "Vaporising Furnaces and Processes for Sin3 nan Other ;..etnls,rt together with f. nonexclusive, nonassignAblo license to: all those other patents owned by Seller covering any of Its processes, nsthods or equipment employed in its operations at East Chicago, Indiana, prior to the shutdom of that plant on or about ingust 1, 1946j . except tint thl3 Bala shall not include that private railroad car owned by the Anaconda Copper filming Company, now located in n building on the premises herein conveyed.

Z37.7-1943' Z37.8-1943 Z37.9-1943 Xylene Lead and Certain Inorganic Lead Compounds Toluene Oxides of Nitrogen Methanol Z37.10-1943 Z37.11-I943 Z37.12-1943 Z37.13-1944 Z37.14-1944 * Styrene-Monomer Formaldehyde .

EXHIBITORS Comprise leading firms in each phase of the industry; number has varied from 150 to 400 exhibitors.

Educational analysis have shown that in many cases over half of the s ampler which were analyzed', after the fruit had been washed exceeded the fluorine and lead tolerance this season.

No, 178,352, Filed December 6, 1937, For: Method of Producing White Lead Enclosed are two copies of an Office action recently received in the above-mentioned application.

EXHIBITORS Comprise leading firms in each phase of the industry; number has varied from 150 to 400 exhibitors.' - 10.

"Names o f W orkers Exposed to Lead.

KLM-OLO, glM-tONl DEMONSTRATION J Case histories prove those dealers using simple "sbow-how** demonstrations as leading the 6etd in sales.

These indicate that the lead content of the feces of men who are starting in their work is rather unusually high as judged by American standards.

Analysis of deposited dust in a foundry showed 9.6$ tin, over 2$ each, lead, copper, and silica, 4.5$ sul fur, and the remainder zinc, as oxides and sulfides.

Analysis of deposited dust in a foundry showed 9.6% tin, over 2% each, lead, copper, and silica, 4.5% sul fur, and the remainder zinc, as oxides and sulfides.

, ALBANY, Calif, Oct 11 <11 PI-- Johnny Longden today held commandlng lead ln the race with two plays that had been worn out years ago.

-JataraTiy solvent repars and lead empound h-rit^ dusts are vxdisprxsad into-the nark Toon wtaosphere.

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