Oils became more readily avail able during the latter half of the year but such important items as titanium, leaded zinc, synthetic resins, certain basic colors, etc. were and are still in short supply.

., 1094 Trane Company, The, 910-911 Young Radiator Company, 916 'Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1098 COILS, Ammonia J.

~V 70*70* $04 Easton 7h&t lead S**G.

Here there is a danger they may be released into the food chain, whera they pose a special threat to the thousands ol aquatic organisms that use these waters as leading and spawning grounds.

For example: - Blender Lead Operator 1/crew reduced (eliminated?)

Mines-- Lead and Zinc in JoplinDistrict......

Mur for return or tnf. leading to At mall black cocker spaniel puppyj9 mot., male, white chest: tns..

Cumulative Index for Consumers* Research Bulletins July 1947 through December 1947 (Vo!.

i4vatc: Lead Zlae 0x14a flBlcbad ftarltte Copper orka - Clccti* s&aat .'

Company, 841 Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1032 Ehret Magnesia Mfg.

la wax gave resultc simr lar to paraffin. 3 The drying oils -- soy bean, linseed, cottonseed i tung, and perilla - gave- little protection to the concrett The addition of lead and cobalt naphthenate driers to thoi!

bonds leading to an "unsaturated" state.

Simultaneously, breast cancer is now the leading cause of death for women between the ages of 40and 55.

There vas definite, and in fact, considerable exposure to Inorganic lead compounds, both as fume in smelting and alloy manufacture and from dust in sweeping and cleaning.

SAFETY REGULATIONS Abrasive and Polishing Wheels, 1937 Affecting Employment of Minors, 1939 Affecting Employment of Women, 1941 Bedding and Upholstery, 1939 Boilers, 1938--Price $1.00 Brewing and Bottling, 1939 Canneries, 1937 Cereal Mills, Malt Houses and Grain Elevators, 1939 Compressed Air Apparatus, 1941 Construction and Repairs, 1940 Cranes and Hoists, 1940 Dry Color Industry, 1940 Elevators, Escalators, Dumbwaiters and Hoists, 1939--Price $.10 Electric Safety, 1939--Price, $.20 Explosives, Storage, Handling, and Use of, 1941 Foundries, 1937 Head and Eye Protection, 1942 Health and Accident Hazards in Tunnel Construction, 1941 Hours Provisions of the Woman's Law, 1938 Industrial Home Work, 1938 Industrial Lighting, 1940 Industrial Sanitation, 1940 Labor Camps, 1939 Ladders, 1940 Laundries, 1937 Lead Corroding and Lead Oxidizing, 1937 Logging, Sawmill, Woodworking, Veneer and Cooperage Operations, 1937 Machine Tools, 1938 Manufacture of Nitro and Amido Compounds, 1938 Manufacture, Storage and Transportation of Fireworks, 1938--Price $.10 Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus, 1941 Mines Other Than Coal Mines, 1940--Price $.10 Miscellaneous Hazards and Conditions of Employment, 1941 Paint Grinding, 1937 Pits and Quarries, 1939--Price $.10 Plants Manufacturing or Using Explosives, 1940 Plant Railways, 1937 104 Power, Foot ai Printing and A Protection iron Class I Bi Class II Bi Class III Bi Class IV Bi Construction Systems, l 1 Construction 1941 Fireproofing, Grandstands, Operation of Storage and Film, 1930 Specification: Railings, Toe B Safe Practices Spray Coating, Stationary Eng Textile Industr Trenches and I Tunnel Constri Unfired Pressui Window Cleani Bulletin No. 5 Laws Ac' 1938 e 13 The Per 1926 15 Safety C 18 Opportui Eight 27 History < 29 Hours ai 192931 Hours a: dustry 33 How Ms 35 Hours a: Indust I'LY 1, 1942 Labor and In- 3 indicated.