Printing 40.0 / Chemicals 13.45 Ceramics 3.3 Textiles 3.3 The samples collected necessitated making 1,112 separate analyses in laboratory | number of different substances which affect imfavorably \ the health of exposed workers was detected such as dusts silica lead alcohol | arsonie sine ganister manganese carbon monoxide bensol methyl : carbon tetrachloride etc.

SEALETTE........... 3.08 3.18 .... 1.80 1.90 .... 2.35 2.45 .74 GLIDTITE GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER White........................... 2.95 3.05 a WATER TANK FINISHES No. 1525 Chromate Primer____________ No. 1777 Gray Syn thetic Enamel_____ 4.10 4,20 4.95 5.05 LIQUID RED LEAD...

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Tel 662-37 (For further information see Lund & Sons 1067 E Anaheim Mathews Paint -Co 422 E 4th Naiional Lead Co 1636 E Anaheim and 800 Pine av Nu-Enamel Paint Co 646 Pine av PATTEN-BLINN LUMBER CO, 1201 W Broadway, Tel 612-71 (For further information see page 36 Buyers' Guide) Peterfy Bros Inc 334 and 623 Pine av Avpnnp Paint Co 957 Pine av PITTSBURGH PAlWT STORE. 420-477 American Av, Tel 672-63 (For further information see page 40 Buyers' Guide) Premier Paint Store 623 Pine av SCOTT W B CO,'1893 E Anaheim* Tel 652-11 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO OT CALIFORNIA Tllt.ALl Pine Av, Tel 647-60 (For further information see page 40 Buyers' Guide) Sillers Paint Co 1044 American av Sonnino Carlos 1260 American av Standard Distributing Co 152!

The samples collected necessitated making lt112 separate analyses i 1 in tha laboratory* A msnber of different aubataaces which offset unfavorably \, tha health of exposed vorkars was detected, such os dusts (silica, lead, arscniCi sine, guistor, nsngansse)| carbon monoxide} benzol, methyl alcohol,!

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Clyde Berry, of Esso Standard Dll, New Jersey, I am writing to you regarding clothing which we Delieve may be de-contam.ina.ted after contact with lead, tetro dethy1 .

.,.1142 Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1144 Johns-Manville, 2148-1149 Libby-Oweris-Ford Glass Co., 1135 Mundet Cork Corp., 1153 Owens-Coming' Fibergias Corp., 950-951 - Pacific Lumber Co., 1154 Reynolds Metals Co., Inc,, 1155 -Ruberoid Co., The., 1156^1157 United States Gypsum Co.. 1158- 1159 Wood Conversion Company, 1160 Tuttle & Bailey, Inc., 1012-1013 United States Register Co., -1011 Webster Engineering Co., 1101 White-Rodgers Electric Co.. 1044 DAMPERS, Air Volume Control Allen Corporation, 977 American Foundry & Furnace Co., ' 900-901 Anemostat Corp. of America, 1002 .

Columbus Roll Shop generates hazardous waste solids Chromium (D007), hazardous waste sludge that is hazardous for Corrosivity (D002) and D007, and liquids that are hazardous for D002, D007, and Lead (D008).

Minutes of the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Director* of The Glidden Company, held at the office of the Company, 1396 Union Commerce Building, Cleveland.

Wheatley which I have in my files In connection with Cancer the same prejudice is rampant now as you know which was rampant before 1944 as to Tuberculosis The Metropolitan survey dispelled that prejudice At that time we also had test cases conducted the hearings being attended by the leading experts of the continent to prove that asbestosis exposure did not invite T.B.

. / / The samples collected necessitated making 1,112 separate analyses i in tha laboratory. 4 amber of different substances which affect unfavorably the health of exposed workers was detected, such as dusts (silica, lead, :: arsenic, sine, ganister, manganese)) carbon monoxide; toensol, methyl alcohol,!