The loss of this substance may lead to attacks of cramps, unless the salts are re placed in the drinking water.

The load content of the -e masks was in inverse proportion to the amount of lead found in the faeces.

S. p u b lic n e alt h Se r v ic e to th e u se o f 4 .6 c . c . t e t r a e t h y l' lead in av iatio n ga so lin e .

Underdrains leading to points of free discharge are placed in the gravel or crushed rock beds.

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. .

Me Cooley has followed up several leads and finally got sufficient information about this case to render a report.

Xehoo: vs, Schuylkill Products We have been ennloyec^fco defend a, workmen's compensation suit filed recently byagainst Schuylkill Products Co,, Inc, The plaintiff alleges that he is suffering from lead poisoning contracted while in the discharge of his duties as an employee of Schuylkill Products Co., Inc.

No Data ; No Data No Date Lead and Lead-Coated__ Poor Good Poor Poor Poor * Poor Good Good| Poor Moly Alloy (60 Ni--2QMo -20 Fe)

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

Unless the condition is obviously nonoceupatlonal, all the laboratory work required to give a complete picture in relation to lead absorption, should be carried out.

They also stated that^^HpmiBh had been sent to a local doctor by the Gulf Refining Company asking that n^o^checked for lead poisoning.

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.

Increased load voltoge leads to develop because a remote ap proach to aeries resonance occurs be tween line reactance and ahunt capael-. tones.

The results demonstrate clearly that none of the men has had any hazardous exposure to lead.

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.