inhalation inhalation in the fo fo the dust where there more more fo; w we lead poisoning with we its effects on muscular muscular we system syste the blood and nervous deposited deposited deposited periodic bones medic at be prevented prevented periodic workers examination exposed protection an with personal protection treated ay adequate E.D.T.A. a chelatin chelatin now with E.D.T.A. the removal which effects the body removal 0 metal from the body mercury heavy the the heart heart importance flammation of the lungs produced is Poisoning often absorbed com- It extreme importance to com- th mence artificial artificial resuscitation dusts particularly silica predisposing as dusts does to tuberculosis The max- most most absorbed through the in form vapor with symptoms symptoms of classical resuscitation a com- imum allowable loss teeth wit salivation figure being that respiration respiration com- teeth, generalised menced within within one minute concentration sil- silica is 3,000 particles per c.c.

A lea d con ten t in th e u r in e of one ten th of & m illigr am or more p er l i t e r Is ob viou sly s ig n ific a n t o f a com p aratively r ecen t exposure t o le a d , and I f the q u a n tity Is In ecess of twcHotenths o f a m illigr a m per l i t e r , we fe e l ce r t a in t h a t we are d ea lin g with s ig n ific a n t leAd OJp o aure.

OIL FIRST COATER.. 3.17 3.27 .98 -- -- LIQUID RED LEAD..

LIQUID RED LEAD (Modified).................. 6.30 6.40 ....................

NO. 3 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH REGULATIONS MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS IN PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT Effective July 1, 1958 CONSULT LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS AND PHYSICIANS FOR INFORMATION AND ADVICE ON METHODS OF CONTROL OVER HEALTH HAZARDS TO ALL WORKERS AND INDUSTRIAL DISEASES AND INJURIES OH-13-2 July 1958 (Sup rsadas OH -13 -- 1 Sofrtambur 1957) TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Austin, Texas TEN 4178 These standards were amended and adopted by The Texas State Board of Health on June 9, 1958 In accordance with the authority granted In Article 4418 4 of the Revised Civil Statutes, State of Texas, and-are promulgated also In accordance with Article 4477, Section 19.

H ow ever, th is w ill not be autom atic or im m ediate, and there m u st be a corresponding w illin gn ess, on the part cf the physicians in the industry, to recogn ize that the resp o n sib ility which w e have a ssu m ed for tw en ty-eigh t y ears cannot lig h tly be abandoned without our finding effectiv e m eans fo r it3 p artial or convolute assu m p tion by The relationship s of m edical and hygienic rep resen tatives of Sthyl C orporation with the m e d ic a l, h y g ien ic and operating people cf the o il in d u stry have b een too intim ate a m ean s cf exchanging inform ation and of coordinating a ctio n (on such m atters a s tank clean ing, the hygienic asp ects of m anufacturing, tra n s porting end m arketing leaded gasolin e, container p rob lem s, utilization of leaded fu els fo r various purposes by m ilita ry person n el and civilian s in various parts of the w orld) in relation to in d u strial and public sa fety to be allow ed to s u ffe r undue a tten u a tio n .

SEALETTE 2.55 2.65 .83 LIQUID RED LEAD..

Misgivings over a`consensus' on carcinogenesis In the war against cancer, federal laws passed since 1952 for hazardous sub stances hardly reflect a uniform view of cancer or of the role that hazardous substances play in the incidence of can cer.

l'a each $2.40 52.50 Gray.......................................... ........ 3.65 3.65 each 5 .79 1.08 LIQUID RED LEAD (Modified) TINNERS' PAINTS Light Red, Dark Red........................

4's--1c per can } j's-- Sc per can GLD025656 WALL FINISHES DECO-TONE FLAT WALL FINISH White and Colors____ 5's per l's H'a gal. each each $3.00 $3.10 $ .94 M's each Hi'* each METAL PROTECTIVE PAINTS BLOOD'S METAL PAINT Gray, Greenbrier____ Brown, Red, Black___ 5's per gal. each $4.70 $4.80 4.70 4.80 each ____ ____ A'* each each DECO-GLO-SEMIGLOSS White and Colors___ 3.85 3.95 1.15 -- -- CHROMATIZED METAL PRIMER Red................................ 5.25 5.35 ___ GLOSS INTERIOR FINISH White and Colors___ 4.30 4.40 1.26 -- -- GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER White 3.65 3.75 ____ OIL FIRST COATER.. 3.30 3.40 1.01 -- -- LIQUID RED LEAD..

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GLAZING LIQUID___ 3.90 4.00 1.16 -- -- - LIQUID RED LEAD ..