I vriahytm would follow this oarefully and see If we can give tbs aeeowrt s Denslta product that will west tbslr requlrewautSf Dear in adnd, however, that we will not sell then or mybody else Desalts at plaster prloss* I trust that you will tsctfblly point out to than that the price of the neterlal will be $1j000 per tan or 111*00 or ihatevwr it Is depending on the itea he finally da* Idas on F*0*B* Blue Rapids and equal lead with Southard only* Wo know that 0*3.0* baa bean selling soae wlxturws of Qydrooal and Molding or Rydrocal and pisstar out of Sweetwater at about regular gypsm and regular flnieh coat prices* Z an sorry, but we c*mot aeet this competition* However, if the account does dsvelope an interest in the use of Dsaaita for plastering, this could be the opening wedge to get a dealer to stock am11 anemia of sons of the other industrial iteas down in your area and sight be the entering wedge to sell More industrial gypem products in that area* SGP 0018687

HOSE-AIR DUCT AND DEFROSTER-236 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TYPE USED BY LEADING CAR MANUFACTURERS FLEXIBLE NON-COLLAPSIBLE WILL NOT KINK Hose Constructed of Rubber impregnated Fabric with Spiral Wire Insertion Diameter 1% in. 1 y2 in. lVdin. 2 in. 2'A in. 2V, in. 23/i in. 3 in. 3Vi in. 3V, in. 33/4 in. 4 in. 4'/j in. 5 in. 53/s in. 6 in.

., lead absorption and excretion and there fore are mere than earner to tn.ee udvarta e of you: nine offer to sene us !

Hillman's inquiry to you was generated by the fact that he is serving as chairman of a Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning of the Sew York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association by appointment of Mr.

In as much as the quantities of lead found in such a sample,under normal conditions, are ex ceedingly minute.

GENERAL OBJECTION NO. 5: Union Carbide objects to this entire set of Interrogatories to the extent that they call for information about Union Carbide employees or premises, or policies pertaining to Union Carbide employees or premises that are unrelated to the claims in this litigation on the grounds that such requests are overly broad, unduly burdensome, and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

ay 1956 las Preventive ;'edicino Inspector TacDill Air Force Base i'asjpa d, .Florida Dear Sir: The analytical results on the blood arid urine or Fosers, Kinter, file and Lcrer are onelosed, These results are some what loner than tho- mean c one entrat ion of load in blood and urine, respectively', found in people with no exposure to lead other than that encountered In food and atmosphere.

H r s i n f o r m e d me she had brought into the Children's Hospital a leg from the kitchen table and a leg from the dining-room chair for lead analysis of the painted surface.

You will note that he was anevasive witness and obviously had talked to some M.D. about lead poisoning.

LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 420 Lexington Avenue New York 17, N.

T hese m aterials would include lead, m e rc u ry , solvents, a s w ell a s the new application of known to x ic m a te r ia ls .

Kehoe The Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: Recently we have received questions from a number of our departments regarding the physical requirements of employees working in or handling lead in the ethylization of our products as well as the final products themselves.

-Laa3 Conclusions (Page 3) Compounding 1) The weighing of certain powders at the south end of the dry mix powder bins indicated high lead concentration (4-. 33 Milligrams per cubic meter)* Observation of this operation indicated the followings (a) Operation is being performed several feet away from the exhaust system* ibis exhaust was Installed after our Medical Department survey of November 5-8, 1957* (b) Certain new materials are being weighed and there are not sufficient storage bins in regular line to accomodate them* (a) Move weighing operation back under hood in order that proper advantage may be taken of exhaust system, (b) Relocate exhaust hood in order to use to better advantage* On this item Shop Requisition #22015 has been issued* SPNY 007417

The only reason for my doing this was the necessity to limit the discussion, and hence the references, to the simple subject of normal lead levels in infants and children.

,atDi irector -' Dear Bob: of whichT,haiss yisouwkinthowr,efheereknicnedlytosDenr*t Ametwaatceorp'ys*letter to you of August 20th, Since I last communicatedwith you andhimonthe subject of using Occupational LeadExposure and LeadPoisoning* in the Monographon Lead nswoowhcicithahtiewnsekaatrtheathpterweFpeaowruinnildglattfiuoorrnn.ththeHeoAwl.eeCva.edSr,.h,Iytghaimeenegscoejionnbge hotoavsesructhgoagneSgsectdhtroesonmktheeawmnhdatthhiaadnt"dtahsIe-yj" plagiarize frieely fromthe A.P.HJL. publication, for I feel that, despite its antiquity and obvious omissions, it is one of the most authoritative sources available onits subject*