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A potentio meter balances the electromotive force against a known electromotive force with no current flowing, hence this method is independent of length and variations in resistance of leads.

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Kehoe Case No. 74109322 Rocnefler rrouucts Division General Motors Corporation You will recollect in the above case that the case was disallowed on the ground that there was no proof that the claimant suffered from lead ':oisoning as a result of his occupation.

The factors leading to high air motion are excessive velocity, high air volume per square foot of' outlet wall area, overblow, striking of beams causing a spilling of the air into the zone of occupancy, and heating in severe climates by means of ceiling outlets which are directed downward. 6.

The air volume should be sufficient to maintain a velocity of not less than 100 fpm over the open area of thebooth (150 fpm is preferable where benzol or lead is present in the paint) and the vapors should be discharged through a suitable stack to permit dilution.

Ao Keh oe, U n iversity o f C in cin n ati, College o f M edicin e, C in cin n at i, Ohio, Dear Doctor Keh oe: - Sin c e th e Com m ission h as p asse d t h e R e so lu t io n r e q u ir in g q u an t it at iv e lead u rin e d eterm in ation s on a l l cases o f acu t e le a d p o iso n in g wh ich ar e' f i l e d w ith u s, we h ave been r e ce iv in g numerous r e q u e st s ask in g fo r th e la b o r a t o r y procedu re o f ch oice fo r making such d e t e r m in at io n s.

This results in the collection of frost on the heat transfer surface which in turn leads to a rapid loss in capacity and requires eventual defrosting.

- February- Methyl Bromide - March - Chlorine - April - Methyl Alcohol - May - Acrilo Nitrile - June - Styrene Monomer - July - Sodim Cyanide - August - Lead ___ Kindly note that I have inserted the names of the various Committee members after some of the compounds to be written up.

Access doors of convenient size should be provided in the sheet metal connections leading to and from the filters. 4.

Holablad** organisation for a eoabinsd seating, thus saaadttlng us to a choice between ocureaniac in Chisago with the other three group# or meeting separately from the a course which I be 11 ere that all of us weald wish to avoid* Tram the viewpoints of those of us who have perhaps discussed these natters nost fully, I think It aay be said that the plane of the 184S seating was of less inpertaese than the faot that w- found oureelves in the traly intolerable position of bei^ obliged to defer alnest shelly, in the ohoioee of pi see, tins and physisel arrsnga--it of oar annual nesting, to prefsreness based upon sousereiel interests quite beyond oar oanoem. it seens reasonable to sxpeet that the airing of these difficulties whiah has taken pl&at will lead to their substantial smell eratine* Gopies of this oousunio tion are being sent to these with ebon I have had correspondones on or discussion of its subject* hr* Barnet hr. ' Cook vise rsay soy ''rof* rrinker r. iusrrold iTm holnblad ,djr. ?

., Chicago, 111.... ............................. 1024-1025 876 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS E Page Eagle-Picher Lead Company, The, American Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio..... ............... 1100 Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co., Valley Forge, Pa...... .................. ....... .. 1098-1099 Electric Air Heater Co., Mishawaka, Ind_............................. -................... ............... 907 F Farrar & Trefts, Incorporated, 20 Milburn St., Buffalo, N.

Provision must be made to prevent freezing of the water in .the tank as. well as in. the pipe leading to the, tank. . " : When the vent from an open expansion tank is extended, through the roof, it should be not less than '4 in. in diameter from a point below the roof, through and beyond the roof line; This will prevent vapor,-Which sometimes rises from an expansion'tank, from closing the vent during outside freezing temperatures.

3) Will lower taxes lead you to switch some of your investment In bonds to stocks?