MATERIAL (a) Leaded 2ino Oxitee, (b) American Process Lead Free Zino Oxide, hereinafter some- time referred to a "lino Oxides," The materiel covered by this Agreement shall be the Seller's standard grease of product currently being offered its own trade, 2.

SI 65 I QUA $5 19 GALLON tOrrp ton> fi.l a Golton) AT LEADING PAINT, HARDWARE.

A continuance of the disturbance lead him to take some castor oil the evening of the llth.

It seems to me that the problem of increasing lead concentrations in gasoline is primarily a question of lead in the atmosphere and that under this new chapter the Surgeon General would have power under l85Ja. to join with us in an investigation and power under 1857c. to make appropriate recommendations.

City Department of Health 125 Worth Street lew York 13, New York Dear Jerry: I suppose you saw the end g story in yesterday's Herald Tribune. 1 Though lead has ipX in the picture, it is one that seems to me to aringjsn the problem of childhood lead poisoning, for it i ling that the great majority of our New York City cases from thii jstratum of our population.

Various Primers + 1 coat flat paint on plaster Flat paint (alone) on insulating wall beard Water Emulsions on insulating wall board Paint--Exterior, 3 coats White lead <fc oil prepared paint on wood siding White lead-sine oxide A linseed oil on wood Per PERMEA meance BILITY* .

Carbon Monoxide Hydrogen Sulfide Carbon di-sulfide Benzene Cadmium Manganese Chromic Acid and Chromate s Mercury Metallio Arsenio'and Arsenic Tri-. oxide Xylene Lead and Certain Inorganic Lead Compounds Toluene Oxides of Nitrogen Methanol Styrene-Monomer Formaldehyde Methyl Chloride Trichloroethylene Heat Transfer (Walls) ASHVE Standard Test Code for Heat, Transmission Through Walls (1928).

The Council has issued the following major caapaign Issues: Falls account for sore accidental deaths than any other cause with the exception of traffic accidents. falls take a heavy toll of workers and are one of the leading sources of disabling injuries. falls are eostly accidents, falls free different levels frequently re sult in death or serious injury and thus ccompensation payments are sub stantially above those of ether acci dents. falls account for more than one-half ef the injuries to office vorkers. falls are one of the leading causes sf lost-time accidents in our own business.

Victor Muscat directed toward the possible sale of the Chemicals-Pigments-Metals Division's Scranton, Pennsylvania, plant and white lead business to a corporation controlled or to be formed by Mr.

.*>" Jk Z3<8 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION o c a s t un am err Hn YORK 7, K.Y.

The bulk of the Increase vas 1,183 tons in copper powder and 425 tone in lead powder.

. * Paint--2 coats Asphaltio paint on plywood Aluminum in varnish on wood Enamels, brushed on smooth plaster Primere or Sealers on insulating wall board Various Primers 4-1 coat flat paint on plaster Flat paint (alone) on insulating wall board Water Emulsions on insulating wail board Paint--Exterior, 3 coats White lead & oil prepared paint on wood siding White lead-sine oxide & linseed oil on wood * Building Papers and Felts Duplex sheet, asphalt laminae, aluminum foil one Sastiduerated and coaled felt heavy roll roofing Kraft and asphalt laminae.

. * Paint--2 coats Asphaltic paint on plywood Aluminum in vanish on wood - Enamels, brushed on smooth plaster Primers or Seeders on insulating wall board Various Primere 4-1 coat flat paint on plaster ' Flat paint (alone) on insulating wall beard Water Emulsions on insulating wall board * --Exterior, 3 coats White lead <ft od prepared paint on wood siding White lead-sine oxide & linseed oil on wood 213 Ref.J BuitDiya Fatehs and Frltb Duplex sheet, asphalt frwifa**, aluminum fou one side Saturated and coaled felt heavy roll roofing Kraft apd urpAolt laminae.

We had also been studying the general problem of lead poisoning not only in its relationship to the hygienic problems of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, but also with respect to the total hygienic aspect of the use and distri bution of lead cpamodities.

In certain special cases where explosive or poisonous dusts such as aluminum buffings, grain dust, powdered sugar, or lead dust are handled, increasing the size of the mains unduly would introduce a serious hazard.