Cracking will frequently lead to flaking and peeling if adhesion is deficient Much effort has been directed towards understanding the cause of cracking, but the results are often confusing and** contradictory among researchers.

TXPB METAL Type betel outright sales at regular published prieea Sales involving exchange of new metal for arose ana ceh Type Metal Sales involving exchange of new octal for scrap and each AJustoflux No* 8 All salsa MECO Ink Remover One gallon cans s,%l ERGO Ink Remover Five gallon oans, W unco Ink Remover Fifty-five gio4rua Metrox Oxide t Litharge } Plumbargo ) R.K* Oxide ) __ .ft. r>&. j' LCL shipments Qerlold shipments Matrox Oxidet Red Load Red Lead LCL shipment# Carload shipments BBOKRRAflR FKfi Iff per pound l< par pound 1/8i per pound 4 *78 per dosen | *78 per gallon f 0 per gallon 1 #68 par gallon (8*00 per ton $8*00 per ton (7*80 per ton $8*00 per ton It ia understood that in his oapaelty a a Broker and on inde pendent oontraotor all expenses incurred hereunder by Broker ahaU be paid by him.

Occupational Medicine Be: WILLIAM A.

Periodicals like Time and Newsweek followed Reader's Digest's lead and started reporting scientific studies.

Irrespective of whether the initial loss '(' chlorinated hydrocarbon is to the atmosohcrc or :l r hydrosphere, the transfer processes will lead to a w.uc distribution of these compounds, with .serial transport playing a major part. 5u<*h processes explain the occur rence of some chlorinated hydrocarbon in rainfall and upland waters.

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1949 DOC#: ABX260 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - The Pneumoconioses HrptUttrA /Il t h e (Mirmii uf tin.!

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X1FDEK INDUSTRIAL EjfGI-lE DIGEST 1942 bsenteeism 430-431-1133-1135 reduction of statistics 823 1047 crylic plastics manufacture 784 crylor.it rile 131 ir analysis acrolein 1159 acetylene 401-1024 AFHA methods 548 arsine & phosphine 783 bacteriological 100-107 benzene 101 benzene & toluene 660 benzene signaling apparatus 673 carbon disulfide 110 carbon nonoxide 103-201-549-1163 carbon tetrachloride 108 chloroform 108 dichlorethane 104 dust countijig 671 dust dispersion 776 dust measurement 775 electrical method for traces 1161 formaldehyde 200 gases and vapors <lass konimeter 674 913 hydrogen sulfide 110 lead, cadmium, zinc 769 Vt.uunc m.ihyi ccllosolve i-U-halcno 778 1152 105 aitrogcn oxides 109-1031 - Air analysis (cont'd) organic compounds pyridine radon standard methods sulfur dioxide sulfur monochloride thoron toluene ` ultraviolet light instrument unsaturated hydrocarbons x-ray diffraction 102 106 669 767 94 1157 774 205 1154 463 912 Air borne infection control of 938 Air conditioning blackout plants chemistry laboratory in crane cabs in mines 933 468 207 208 Airflow measurement 768-1027 Air travel medical problems 457 Algae toxicity 1123 Allergy iodine respiratory 755 315 Aluminum inhalation 176 Aminoacetic acid effects on capacity 319 004001 j no compounds :lic c ;xicity 19 6 iyr.is - r.

The Canadian formulas for Outside White and Tints was revised to contain a new lead pigment (basic silicate of white lead, popularly described as sand with pigment qualities) at a reduced cost. l$o research work was required on these changes in 1948 as they were based on prior developments. ?

If for any reason, it is undesirable to show the chemical name, or if the chemical name ia so complex us to ba meaningless except to the trained chemist, the lube] should state the type of chemical, e.g,, "eoryo- sive acid," "lead compound

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1940-1964 DOC#: ABX001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpts from National Safety Council Accident Prevention Manual ) ) ) 1940 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS 1940 -1941 ^ ..

.- o'functional'dead space, and leads to deficient aeration of .the'dually placed segments ot tbe airway.

Leads ft Northrap Ce. 4970 Bleu* ten Ave.

118 POWER BUYERS' GUIDE MID-YEAR, 1948 Ktllojsr, El W Co, Jersey City 3.

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