Bum two fellowship# ara derated to the rtudy of lead-cootatnlnf ear wale bodies with particular rafaraoca to dielectric saterlala aaad la alactrodoa.

Welch, Sstianal Lead Co.

One other thought is lead.

Just what our pre liminary observations will lead to is anyone's guess, but we shall 3ee what we shall see.

80 *_JLl Z $223,206 198,297 $ 24,909 250 4 24 , 659 -3.635 $ 21 ,024 Month cf Sep tosher 1939 T ifonths aided Oct. 3Let 1939 $ 250 1,004 *-id2L $ 1,382 9,380 $ 10.762 $253,839 216,026 $ 37,80 600 $ 37,a3 4,068 $ 33,145 $1,984,460 1,771,022 $ 213 ,438 8,794 $ 234,644 40.717 Ten Months ended Oct. 31 at 1938 $ 84,230 6,260 $ 90,490 $1,312,072 1,281,866 $ 30,2:4 12,686 $ 17 5 2D 21,860 $ 4,340 Pounds of Zlne Oxide Sold Sales Pries Cost of Salas miTt LEAD DEPARTMENT: Sales of Lead Products Cost of Seles Lm: Depreels don NET INCOME 3,827 , 282 5. 2# 5.181* 4,28 6,820 5.921* 5.261* 33,907547 5.853* 5.223* 23,156 , 970 5.666* 5.612* $128,604 120,920 $ 7,684 3.194 $179,188 1^,659. $ 4,489 _A2i $ 1.908 $ 980,381 932.289 $ <8.092 24.697 $ 23,395 $ 810,665 847.089 $ 36,424 24,124 $ 60,548 Pound a of Lead Product* sold Sole* Price Coet of Sale* 1,568,535 8.199* 7.709* 2,271,958 7.887* 7.689* 12,560,417 7.805* 7.422* 11,683,220 6.938* 7.261* N10466 1 PNYC000079

Rusin Lead Analyses Name BLOOD Analysis Number Spectrographic Weight Grams 'Mg.

UatORANDO* FOR DIRDCTORf DTINO - MARCH 28TH 1737 ETTBUTH) NKT INCCWE - LEAD REFINING, ZINC 0X1 DC AND ''HITS LEAD DEPARTMaiTE- LFJ.D RSraiNO DEPARTMENT: Cross Profit Dap r elation Eatimtad Net XnocHM ZINC OXIDE DIPAJnVSNT: SnlaB of Zlne Oxldo Cost of Sales Insome - Before Depreelatloa Depreciation IaooM - Bsfors Shutdoon Expensea Shntaoen SJqpnnana - Akron Plant Sstlaatad Not I&OOM Pouada of Zina Oxldo Sold Solas Prloo Cost of Solas XHITE LEAD UPAJTCVOTT: Solos of Lood Predueta Coat of Salaa laooao - Boforo Doproolotioa Dsproolotlom Zatlaatad Bat Ib o o m Pouada of vfalte Load Sold Salaa FTlMcoat r 9ii Uoatb of February 1959 * 1.J0O 920 Month of -January .153?

We appreciate very much the manner in which you have treated our request for consideration of higher lead concen trations and wish to assure you that we will continue to cooperate in every way with the Public Health Service in protecting the pub lic from any possible hazard in th manufacture, distribution and use of antiknock compounds containing tetraethyl lead.

We are at present trying to establish a better plan for detecting lead exposure in our workers.

Hurless*^ auk: N 3868 C*'-'"TM Do you have any thoughts which could lead us in ic.

' jijk^,:, j^^juiL-SL LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4ta iwiWflTaHLAtgfiOt MM VOMC IT, ML V, 6o bit 42nd street dw* U 1957 msa To IWb*ri of the Red Lead Technical Cceedttooi U previously ennouneed, there Mill bo a Meting of the Sod Load fed*.

Weloh, Rational lead Co.

How does one know that this was lead poisoning?

We are serving notice that we wish to cancel this agreement at the end of 1959* \ As you know, the Surgeon General xaade certain recommendations relative to the measurement of lead in the atmosphere in connection with the use of 4 ml of tetraethyl lead in gasoline.

Our preliminary thinking is that lead and mercury poisoning would be good subjects for this presenta tion, For this purpose we thought that illustrations by photographs of lead encephalitis or paralysis nay make good subjects for such a portrayal.