Ceiling diffusers may also be used, but they may lead to difficulty during the heating season if the warm air remains at the ceiling, resulting in cold floors.

With colloidal silica, small amounts are completely removed; too large amounts lead to instantaneous death; intermediate doses as in the experiments described result in the formation of a complex between silica, fat, and protein. -- Cond. from Bull.Hyg.

Leading insurance organizations cons men LliClAA superior to conventional approved sprinklers.

Ino,, 102 poydraa _ Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, hereinafter called th^^Broker*1* The company hereby grants authority to the Broker to solicit orders for and to sell the Company*a products herein after listed in such territory and to such accounts as the Company may determine from time to time and which accounts on date hereof are shown on list "A" of January 2, 1950, attached hereto, on a brokerage basis at the prices and upon the terms established and approved by the Company, and aubjeot to the conditions hereinafter mentioned# Said products, territory, accounts, prices and terms may be changed by the Company at any time by written notice to the Br^er* The Broker agrees to promote ^iigently the sale of said products, and in full oonalderfttfeft of all services rendered in connection therewith, ahalV^eceive each month on all orders for said products forwarded^p^the company by the Broker or received from the Broke ^raecounts and accepted, sold, delivered and invoiced^py^the Company during the previous * month, a brokerage fee -in t&o amount indicated below on the Net sales of said products# It is understood that for the purpose of determining said brokerage fee, the term "Net Sales* shall mean the total mone tary mount charged on all salos of said products actually concluded hereunder during the terms of this agreement, less discounts given, invoice value of goods returned, amounts charged on invoices for drums and containers, and any other deductions or charges regularly made by the Company In deter mining its Net sales* PRODUCT CARLOAD SHIPMENTS LESS THAN CARLOAD SHIPMENTS Cuprous Oxide Litharge Red Lead Battery Oxide ft 10.00 per ton^v'' ft 10.00 per ton 2.00 per 5.00 per ton 2.00 penrbpno,' 5.00 per ton 2.00 jwajCton 5.00 per ton Brokerage fees in the of one-half of those -set forth above will be paid Broker by the company in the vent of sale and shipment-Its set forth herein of any of the GLD010819 2 above products on orders received from the Broker or direct from the Brokers accounts which involve shipment into any other territory* It is understood that the Broker will not sell or solicit orders for any competitive products or substitutes therefor not produced by the company except by consent of the Company) . and the Company agrees that it will have no other agent, broker, or representative solicit orders for said products_from any of said accounts during the term hereof, except for the account of the Broker.

Whit wux the lead on yere puston valve?

F o r a t im e , in th e e a r ly p e r io d o f t h is ..rath er u n iqu e p r o g r a m of m e d ical su p e r v isio n , we w er e fa ir ly r igid in ou r r e q u ir e m e n t s, sin ce an yth in g th at d evelop ed in a m an w as alt o ge t h e r too lik e ly to be b lam ed upon t etr aeth y l lead .

The inadequate blood supply and oxygen deficiency may lead to tissue death or gangrene.

, If the rela tio n b etw een tem p eratu re and hum idity on one hand and lead on the other is taken into co n sid era tio n one w ould expect d ifferen ces b e tw een Phase>I, II, and III to be in the sa m e o rd er in w h ich th ey w ere ob served , h ow ever, the m agnitude of the d ifferen ce would not b e a s g r e a t ( ,, 26 b e tw e e n P h a s e s I and II, ,,34 b e tw een P h a s e s II and III.

________Rational Lead Co. of Ohio 7' Mt.

6 1956 National Safety Congress white lead, and using; a xylol vehicle, were sprayed on metal panels then moved through banks of infra-red tights with natural ven tilation only.

These cycles and other factors lead to a periodic variation in the instantaneous rate of heat flow into the weather surface, and a related periodic variation in the rate of heat flow into the air conditioned space.

The exact equivalent length of the various fittings cannot now be determined since the Pipe sizes of the building main, riser, and branch leading to the highest fixture are not known as yet, but a first approximation is necessary in order to make a tentative selection of pipe sizes.

In general vie have to accept Dr,, Kelly's leading remarks and the conclusions of l.C.I.

Owens-Illinois, Inc. objects to answering this interrogatory in regard to any period of time other than the period during which it engaged in the business involved in this case which ended in mid-1958 or concerning any facility not related to that business, on the basis that any such answer would be irrelevant to the subject matter of the pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive.

The material presented leads to an illustrative procedure for a cooling-load calculation, and a numerical example is given to demonstrate the calculations involved.