The following hints are given to the busy executive from leading doctors and psychologists on how to keep healthy without impairing drive and efficiency: (1) don't be afraid of finding something wrong with yourself; (2) don't neglect the annual physical exsminatlon; (3) don't let the job boas you; (4) get rid of health problems; (S) know your own limitations; (6) save yourself (Or the important things; and (7) most important of all, learn to relax.

The principal effect, however, is on the liver (possibly leading to atrophy, followed by death).

This comprises accounts that purchase and take delivery of roods at destination points indicated on thie liet, for their own use and consumption in the manufacture of ceramics, lead chemicals, paint and protective coatings.

Engineers studied Kelly-Moore plants which lead to installation of dust collectors.

Hemeon, Foundation Engineering Director, as follows: "May I express our great appreciation for your time spent in giving ideas on our problem of handling lead pigment dusts.

The use of the word "loss" here may "be somewh'aSmi leading because the smaller "hearing losses" lie within the "range of : no hearing."

Finally, a morphological study does not give any lead as regards functional damage. -- Cond. from Bull.

For determining possible toxic hazard of their plastisol, the suggestion has been made that subject run a hydrochloric acid digestion of the cured pigmented plastisol and a spectroscopic determination for arsenic and lead and other toxic materials.

.** Lead arsenate, a common insecticide spray, presents an arsenic poisoning hazard for both tree sprayers and insecticide workers.

.: Vergleichende Untersucbungen fiber die Komgrtrsaen retinierter Staube in den Lungen von Mensch into peripheral air spaces so as to involve the entire racemus and thereby producing extensive consolidations leading to the death of the animals.

.__........(1951) Hydrocyanic Acid ............. ........(1957) Hydrofluoric Acid .................... (1957) Hydrogen Peroxide ................ (1955) Hydrogen Sulfide ............. .......(1950) Isopropylamine ....................... (1959) Lead Oxides .................... ....... (1956) Methanol .................... .............. (1948) Methylamine* ......... . ........(1955) Methyl Bromide ........... . .......(1949) Methyl Chloride ............. ....... 0951) Mixed Acid ................. .............. (1956) Naphthalene ............................. (1956) Nitric Acid ................ .......

(I believe there-is no evidence that lead inhibits enzyme systems in which -H groups are concerned.

r ll was added to a list which contains such things as asbestos and lead, after it : waa determined that exposure to vinyl : , chloride possibly caused cancer, Flreagan said.

k Material 0.168 1416.0 720.0 336.0 2640.0 3.6-7.32 Lead................................

While the L.I.A* has a very liberal policy toward publishing of research results, we feel that it is our prerogative to have such information released in areas where if can be of the greatest benefit to the lead industry.