HWBB-0017866 <r v Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL.. . decisions and trends OO FEBRUARY, 1958 (Vol. 22, No. 2) INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13.

MAKTLANO niAK tO UNOH(OCO May 21, 1959 t * --=5. t <u Mr Umf red Bowditch Leab Industries Association 60 East is2nd Street New Tork 17: York Lmr laafibidi Whefi we were in Chicago y o u asKed me to find out when the results of our lead chrcnate erperi-Bents would be available I wrot to Harold Steffee who reel led that he had coatieted the rabbit studies vat not the guinea pig ones and that he does not" know when he will pet to the pu Idea pip sectionso I a* sure that he found no canoer# otne^-wise he would have Ken tinned it Unless it is terribly important for .you ve. have these resultsr it would be such better for hi to complete the study before sabsitting: hia-resuita to k s for analysis I as sure ha has only looked at the lung sections anyway

We suspect that such sludge will continue.to contain both tetraethyl lead and its breakdown products for many years when buried in this way, and we propose to do corings of one or two of the older burial grounds to see if we can form any picture.'

Joseph Lead Co.

Some of the more _intelligent listeners have commented upon the fact that this was the first contention that lead poisoning could be caused by an eye injury of this sort; but even these commentator^ seem to have adopted that view largely because of the personality of Dr.

Bynum Turner Ethyl Corporation 100 Park Avenue, New York 17, New York Dear Bynum; I have finally finished the memorandum or report on the evidence relating to the fourth miltiliter of tetraethyl lead, for the ublic Health Service and its Special Committee, and it will be on its way as soon as it can be multilithed.

. - Cleveland, Ohio up to 1952 - Bedford, Ohio 1952-present 11 - Nashville, Tennessee 1982-present (b) 1963-present--roll lining, fabricated parts 12 1974-present--paper friction materials; (c) Irrelevant objection and probably not able to lead to 13 :he development of this data, in any event; (d) Bedford - Robert Martin, Vice President, Manufacturing 14 Nashville - Ed Stanek, Plant Manager?

Glidden Nubelite and Nubeion finishes in the industrial field are found on most leading home appliances.

P* Jones of duPont and R* A* Gardiner# Jr*# of Gardiner Metal# to seet for dinner at the Brake Hotel# on the evening of Tuesday, April 6# for the purpose of dis cussing the Cosaittee's nominations# l think this will he the quickest and easiest eay of voicing out the prohlea* For your Information, X as enclosing a list of the present Board# which includes 14 names although 15 are permitted# hut not required# hy the By-Laws* Mr# Soslby has requested that he he removed from the Board and replaced By Hr# biles M# Boiler# vice president of the Bagle-Pioher Co# Also# Barney Haftaer's resignation creates a vacancy and I hope you will discuss that with Jack Bradley* It has been suggested that baited Park City Bines Co*# be removed free the Board since both Anaconda and American Gaelting & Refining Co# who have large interests in United Park City# are on the Board# Borne other independent wining eospany# such as Mew Park# wight be substituted# there has also been a suggestion wade that the Electric Storage Battery Co*# which represents the largest lead consuming industry# should be represented on the Board* these# and other possible changes can be discus sed at our dinner westing# Bith kindest regards# ery truly yours*.

This, as you know, provides for a maximum 1% content of lead in the solids of the paint.

Sample reports 16872, 16S75, and 16874 from the top, middle and bottom of tank 9, the bank blended on April 50, 1952, show 5.02, 3.05, and 5.03 cc of lead respectively.

Kehoe: In connection with the discussions on trimethylethyl lead# it has been decided that I should develop this with you and then transmit the information to those who might be interested#within the company.

Joseph Lead Company Robert B.

*.195# 8.447* 61.125* *34.00 Less - Reserve for Freight, Refining end Unearned Tolls Manufactured Products: Lead Products Zinc Oxide Inventory Raritan Copper -orfcs - Sheet Copper Accounts Receivable: Tolls Zinc Oxide Other Accounts Receivable Marketable Securities - at cost Caah i 477,99* 3,002,734 1,270,135 411,435 3*5.576 5,511.924 <24.093 . 876,8 1,099,5 *,387,8 27<,999 1,030,514 ___ i4I $ 429,368 238.186 288,833 1.351.; 53*. 884, 299. ,10,335.

ANSWER TO INTERROGATORY NO. 7: Borg-Wamer objects to this Interrogatory as overly broad, burdensome, irrelevant, unlimited in scope and time, and seeking information not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery ofadmissible evidence.