Ba l a n c e 11-30-44 $ 3.36 64.17 ru ror> oo CURRENT ASSETS r CUSTOMERS LEDSER - WHITE LEAD DEPARTMENT (Co n t in u e d ) Da t in c Fr o m 7- 6-44- Name Me l r o s e Pa in t & Wa l l p a p e r St o r e Co n s u me d s t o c k a c c o u n t , b a l a n c e is CONSI DEREO COOO.

Nesbitt, Inc., 919 Niagara Blower Co., 889 Refrigeration Economics Co., 924 CEMENT, Insulating Carey, Philip, Co., 1096 Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1100 Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co 1098-1099.

l a< S aran to replace b rass a n d eppper tubes, (6) ''silicon case on steel produced by h e a t-tre a tm e n t as , thc Ihngizm g process. (7) thin lead coatings produced ' dipping as by the H urbenium process, (8) chem ical sur- treatm ents such as bonderiiing, parkerizing, black ^T'C, jetai, an d others, an d (9) silver p latin g or cladding " b*h rretals for corrosion resistance.

Sparks will often ignite welding leads, portable light wires, air hose :md rubbish, especially when house keeping, or as we call it, shipkeep;ug, is poor.

A crash program of reviews will tend to lead to shallowness.

Cumulative effects - such as lead and mercury. 4.

Eagle-Picher Lead Go., 1144 '

(2) Vulfenite (lead molybdate), selected cn a purely theoretical basis, pr: duces tissue reactions comparable with quartz. (3) Wulfenite reacts In an accelerated manner vten zest animals ere exposed In & highly concentrated electromagnetic field designed to intensify the piezoelectric effect, (b) The hypothetical biologic implications of "spheres of energetic influence" mediated through asymmetrical solid states of metabolites, foreign`material sad electromagnetic force fields are discussed. -- Author's summary 25 h*t is Silicosis?

A ttention is.given to Roentgen findings, the part played by tuberculosis in sili cosis cases, asbestosis and its relation to infection clinical course, complications, and diagnosis Lead absorption and lead poiaoning.

lead workers, or mercury.

ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 31st, 1946 1 THE GLIDDEN COMPANY GLDOO 2833 THE GLIDDEN COMPANY CLEVELAND, OHIO To the Shareholders of The Glidden Company: Cleveland, Ohio, December 20,1946.

lead workers, or mercury.

a A supply of hot water to be used in cleaning + the respiratory protective equipment was omitted from the proposed plane Hot water is very essential for satia- factory cleaning of the equipment prior to sterilisation It is recommended that a source of hot water be installed in the safety store It is recommended therefore that all used respirators be returned from the various tool rooms to the safety store for cleaning and sterilizing by the store attendant according to approved methods outlined by section 12 of the Minimum Requirements ..y Properly sterilised and repaired equipment can then be assigned back to the tool roons It is also desirable to package the equipment after sterilization By proper handling conservation and salvage of equipment may be attained and the use of the equipment by workers is encouraged ll Jobs xequiring respiratory equipmen . 11.1 Duat Metal Time Cumfo respirators are issued from the Paint Shop to workers doing scaling and buffing Bureau of Mines Approved dust respirators would be sufficient and bagause of their somewhat lower breathing resistance might be used more faithfully by buffers and sealers It is suggested that several types of approved dust respiratora oe bu tried and the type auped for their use preferred preferred by the word 11.2 Hotel ** and oko oko s by wuldars wuldars when their wolders on Most use of the metal fuss^,re pirators pirators Le kade kade working under the shelter shelter cour the plata work involves involves galvanized galvanized steel Fow the hells appear to use respirators abop A considerable exposure of nelders and bezero bezero la present in the Sheet Hotel Ciob xtales system consisting two Sever of orinch flexivio flexivio retai and exhaust hose for sich worker The The obs hoess ** very very each moldar or or careful to keep the and of the sucker silcin tance from the source of fuss SSolovolnt voSnolvtont vapoca vapoca vapoca Spray painting is done to come extent in on a large scele near the pickling Sank ships Spray men use stanical Gartridge their exposure to mists and vapora le the heavily contaminated contaminated abispheres lead Bin gause respiratora Tasco line hoods are worn under- Respiratona 2-10 of this report Bo 13 Prevention of Industrial Diseases 13.2 Aro flash and foreign body eye injuries Out of a total of 3348 first ald cases reported reported %, : ~ during February there were 433 aro fleshsa and 1136 foreign : 08808 of bodies in the eye Eye cases thus constitute about 30 of the total total new casos ; Host of these eye injuries are minor in charac- tor It should be pointed out however that among th'n | there are many potential cases of lost eyes and certainly the loss from even minor eye injurios - in reporting 4 to first aid for initial and treatmenta - is an iton to be considered Enfornement by supervisors of the wearing of eye mooded protection by to reduce the those most expreed to eye hazards is incidence of eye injuries It would be helpful also to akow the sound film Zyes Por Victory to all supervisory personnal and to new biros The film and record can be purchased from the National National Saiety Council 13.3 Lead Poisoning The spray painting with red lead prosents & serious danger to those exposed to lead mists - not only to the painters timsalves but also to others in the Luntediate vicinity of spreying operations Painters 07 wear the protective equipment equipment equipment provided and the w

Chemi cally, they are metallic and are usually the oxides of such metals as zinc, and lead.

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