Ho great effort has been made to change the fundamental bleed or reactivity behavior of the acid-pasted autoclaved product* nor has the acetone Hilled product been altered toward the more desirable yellow hue* AccompHshaeat of either one of these ends would lead to a more desirable pigment.

Many on a simple classification of accidents by of j are supervisors; a part of your parts of the body injured wor-t consists of instructing and telling We found that foot injuries lead the lisp ;ecp'.e her*' to do things.

., 968 PIPE COVERING (See Covering, 894-895, 943 PIPE, Asbestos Pipe) PRESSURE REDUCING Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1100 Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co..

Since an elr ejector can readily furnish greater air* removal capacity than n rotary pump this may lead to its selection in other cased.

.-, 970- GAGES, Vacuum FLANGES, Lead, Roof Eagle-Picher Co., The, 1254 FLOATS, Ferrous and ferrous' (Seamless) - Arthur Harris & Co., 1120 FLOOR.PLATES 971 ' Aladdin Heating Corp., 1066 American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., 1146:1147 Non-, Bryant Heater Co., 966 CampbeU.Heating Co., 968-969' Crane Co., 1148-1149 Charles Demuth & Sons. 1099Duo-Therm Div., Motor Wheel Corp., 967 Crane Co.. 1148-1149 .

The greatest dust risk occurs in the grinding of natural grephite, for which evidence is presented to show that this can lead to Industrial Hygiene Digest - 18 August, 19fo 875 Research on the Development of Silicosis Following Cessation of Exposure to Dangerous PustT Vera Grelnacker-Oristofarl and F.

Relative Toxicity of Lead and Some of Its Comwon Compounds Lawrence 7.

PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT aDVISCRI EDgCf.TICh'iuli GFCOP December 30, 1947 GP.COP III - HCr CIS WE STRENGTHEN CUP RELATIONSHIPS WITH PROFESSIONAL GROUPS?

Polyvinylchloride varying in molecular weight from 45,000; 70,000 to 105,000 stabilized with one percent of lead stearate was used.

Evaluation work was continued in an attempt to develop a possible lead to correct the rubber curing problem.

FILE NAME: Saberhagen (SBH) DATE: 1949 Apr 7 DOC#: SBH018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt from Trade Journal [Seattle Business] SKEEL TO PRESENT INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION CALLS FOR $ 4 ,8 8 7 ,5 0 0 IN MVIASIITN TAODDSRPEOSKSAINNE FR ID fiy NOON FIRST QUARTER OF '49 With more than 20 member* already having The Seattle metropolitan area saw eight new their reservations, a Seattle Chamber tour to Spokane April 18 is shaping up as the out- MEMBERS' COUNCIL LUNCHEON plants established and a total of $4,887 ,500 expended for in d u s tria l expansion during the ifondtng visit of the 1949 season.

(In unless care was taken, it ed lap marks for this reavhen painting up to a surwhich had only been :ed a minute or two previ- o len samples were marked irious staining materials, s found that marks made lead pencil (graphite), a ain pen ink, and black ink were easily and com pletely removed by washing, semi-gloss wall paint, made of without any observable wear the usual ingredients with lin ing away of the paint and with seed oil.

Lead Eagle-Picher Co., The, 1357 Shipyards Corp., 1281 Standard Stamping & Perforating Enterprise Engine & Foundry Co., Co., 1208 1282 PIPE, Returns 6.

Annual Report 1949 Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co .

_ work consists of instructing and telling We found that foot injuries lead the list, people how to do things.