., * More .Companies Join Foundation Thirteen organizations have affiliated with the Foundation since the first of this year, including some of the nation* s leading industrial concerns.

Hence, some children may present stigmata of degeneration when one or the other of the parents has suffered from such afflictions as lead, radium, or phosphorus poisoning.

Part of the fuse produced at East Helena was sold to outsiders sudi as Aaerican Cheaet Corporation and Eagle richer Lead Company.

Prom my point of view this clears the issue and leaves the figure at 4.5 c.c. of tetraethyl lead per U.

Fig 1-10 --Two examples of early safety posters 16 tional Safety Council and the trade associa tions representing many small companies Certain aspects of the small-company or plant problem can be stated with assurance 1 The small establishment cannot employ specialized safety personnel to deal with the accident problem 2 The financial position of many small con cerns makes it difficult to convince them that spending the money necessary for proper equipment, layout, guarding, and other elements is important 3 Managers of small operations are harried by a host of problems in all fields Seldom can they find time for proper study of acci dents and their causes 4 In small units, statistical measures of per formance are unreliable, so that it is diffi cult to produce clear-cut evidence as to the effectiveness of accident prevention work In other words, a small operation may have, by luck, a good or bad accident record over a few years, whether or not its safety program is sound These are obstacles to progress, real and senous ones They are not, of course, ex cuses for failure to try to prevent accidents The association approach offers some real hope for improvement Meanwhile, many smaller companies and plants have demonstrated over a large number of years that they can carry on effective safety programs Labor-management cooperation At top levels, and in some cases at the grass roots, progress has been made in enlisting the support of organized labor in management's campaign to reduce accident losses In 1949, the National Safety Council issued a policy statement declaring the common in terest of labor and management in accident prevention Even before this date, represen tatives of leading labor organizations served as members of the Council's governing boards At a number of National Safety Congresses, reports were made by labor and management men on specific examples of local and com panywide cooperation between unions and corporations In 1955, a Labor Division and

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Walter Morris, Manager of Raw x Material Sales, in the amount of $9,000.00, at 3^, with the assignment of J5Q0 shares of Motional Lead Company*s common stock and Rational Load ' r, H' Company*s Group Life Insurance Policy as collateral.

Gloss Oil 160 Kerosene 69 Mineral Spirits 142 Q% Lead Naphthenate 8 2% Cobalt Naphthenate 4 5. > 0H11 15.

In considering refrigeration power consumption, it should be noted that the use of weather records for a specific year may lead to large, inaccuracies in estimating operating costs, since there may be wide; variations from year to year, and therefore, average yearly weather records should be used rather than those for any individual year.

Part of the fume produced at East Helena was sold to outsiders such as American Chemet Corporation and Eagle richer Lead Company.

.-0 51, 1942 TRADE NA;.j: CATEGORY: COLOR: NUMBER: QUALITY: Peb-O-Mix Exterior House White 348 Paint FIGMENT: 68.6> Lithopone 5>o Leaded Zinc Oxide Calcium Carbonate Magnesium Silicate POUNDS 1100 300 2200 700 YIELD IK GALLONS UNIT COST* TOTAL COST 30.70 6.30 - h ' 97.00 29.40 .0425 Per Lb. .07375 Per Lb .00875 Per Lb . .011 Per Lb. 046.75 22.13 19.25 7.70 VEHICLE: 31.4" Linseed Oil,.Non Stain Linseed Oil, Heat Bodied Linseed Mixing Varnish Mineral Spirits Kerosene Solution Drier Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss - 2-^ Actual Yield 385 395 91.50 520 467 75 30 6263.50 50. 50. 12.50 T 81.25 70.00 9.50 3.00 439.65 10.95 428.70 .78 Per Gal. .898 Per Gal. .56 Per Gal. - .08 Per Gal. .06 Per Gal. ,03 Per Gal. 1.5225 Per Gal . 39.00 44.90 7.00 6.50 4.20 .29 4.57 202.29 The above unit costs are figured as of Jan. 1, 1942, which is the last time our formulas were costed and are based on inventory and contract costs as of that date.

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Linseed Oil 29.5 Plat Vail Liquid 144.0 Oleum Spirits 1G3*0 Oleum Spirits 45,5 Bodied Linceed Oil 24.0 Special Oil 24.0 Pine Oil 15.0 1S Lead 5,0 Cobalt Drier 6;) 3.0 Solution 2.0 608Y Liquid 2.0 10 3 3/4 20 25 7 3 o 2 U 5/8 if 3/8 ,'j.i 2/8 l/2/S . 0 lil .oiCl .mi J-i?

#19,038.00 L64 Drilling a third deep well near reservoir in Pine Canyon and purchasing and Installing new i pump for well at Tootle Plant 6,150.00 I There was presented to the meeting the oontraot of sale }etween the Company and the Eagle-Plofaar Company exeouted September 27. .946 covering the sale and transfer to the Eagle-Ploher Company of & >aroel of land on which the Company's East Chicago, Indiana, Plant is ooated, together with all buildings and Improvements thereon, all fix* ures, aooessories, machine send machinery, lead and xlno bearing materials, latsrlals^and supplies, ltsms made especially for the Eaat Chicago Plant, Items now/ order by the Company and the assignment to the Eagle-Piohsr company of the Company's 0.

My opinion is that the method may work, but I think in vestigation should be made on the basis of lead concentrations remaining in Fluid drums after various methods of washing.