S U B SI DIARY OF Nat io n al Lead Co mpan y DEC J.

White Lead per D.C.K.W.

White Lead per D.C.K.W.

Low that the army has adapted several units to satisfactory operation on high ly leaded fuels, there will be a natural tendency, especially on the part of returned soldiers, to use leaded gasoline in those appliances.

White Lead per D.C.K.W.

White Lead per D.

NUMBER: QUALITY: A014 First PIGMENT: 65* Carbonate White Lead 35# Leaded Zinc 15# Leaded Zinc Sulphate White Lead LB. 830 185 165 170 HELD IN GALLONS 14.6 3.9 3.5 3.1 VEHICLE: 35# Bleached Linseed Oil 349 Raw Linseed Oil 233.1 Turpentine 9 Mineral Spirits 38.4 Heat Bodied Linseed 32 Sodium Carbonate Solution 9.5 Drier 31.0 45 Gal. 30 1 1/4 5 3/4 4 1 1/8 4 1/2 CALCULATED YIELD 2052 MANUFACTURING LOSS 3# ACTUAL YIELD 116.7 Gal. 3.5 ~TIS72""3iT.

COST AND SELLING PRICE A3 OF MARCH 31. 1942 ^f&E> NAME: Tltanox Outside White Paint CATEGORY: Outside White Paint COLOR: White NUMBER: A03E QUALITY: First PIGMENT: 66.5* 35* Leaded Zinc 16* Leaded Zinc Sulphate White Lead Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Magnesium Silicate .LB. 400 275 250 350 ISO 250 VEHICLE: 33.5* Raw Linseed Oil 441 AIM Ref.

White Lead per D.C.K.W.

COST AND SELLING PRICE A3 OF MARCH 31. 1942 ^f&E> NAME: Tltanox Outside White Paint CATEGORY: Outside White Paint COLOR: White NUMBER: A03E QUALITY: First PIGMENT: 66.5* 35* Leaded Zinc 16* Leaded Zinc Sulphate White Lead Carbonate White Lead Titanium Dioxide Magnesium Silicate .LB. 400 275 250 350 ISO 250 YEIEL IN GALLONS 8.1 5.7 4.5 6.2 . 5.9 10.6 UNIT COST .07 .07 .0725 .0825 .16 .0125 VEHICLE: 33.5* Raw Linseed Oil 441 AIM Ref.

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White Lead per D.C.K.W.

Hrs Average number cells In operation Lbs, White Lead per D.C.K.W.

;ow that the army has adapted several units to satisfactory operation on high ly leaded fuels, there will be a natural tendency, especially on the part of returned soldiers, to use leaded gasoline in those appliances.

White Lead per D.C.X.W.