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Ethyl Corporation Confidential CONTACT REPORT Company : Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.

1500 Rhodi Island Avanua, N.

LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4J0 LXX1J.3TCN AVC.NUI MM row 17, n Y, Status Chaa*;ei CCA' 022 IIUB0I3 0 HkSSACHtUErS WCHIGAJI KT7 HAXP3H1RS CKUHCK1 films W Bew Bill* ILLINOIS #1 C ,t t >v <d> LBsisiATnrg r s p c k t fis State July y>, 1951 mxmzmxmv9 iifrmf m *rm* vilx~*n_, Hsum 8,63 Dorirtnpnt of labor &r.d Industrial Ralatlone, kilicu la derate ttiy 11, H.271 Industrial Hyrlt.os. fused House Hay 21, 3.292 rat*r pollution.

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THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA 1025 WALNUT STREET DEPARTMENT OP PREVENTIVE MEDICINE DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE February 3, 1953 Dr.

ETHYL CORPORATION lOO PARK AVENUE BUILDING AT 41s t STREET NEW YORK 17, N.

December 2.0, 1958 Dr* Vj * F* do Pries ter ToadJong Prlok Batavia Doar Doctor <3 Pries tor* 1 have recently received word of the wish of the Asiatic Petroleum Company to have you supervise one of their plants in which vthyl Fluid is to bo raised with gasoline* In as much as your colleague Dr* Harareachor has been engared at one of the other plants at this sane time* I hnvo written him a somewhat detailed letter on this subject* and rather than repeat this letter* I am sending you a copy of it for your information* From what has been said to Dr* Hamm a cher, I would not want you to believe that there are no dangers in connection with this work, and that the supervision of these men should bo undertaken lightly* I believe that car and atten tion to detail is quite necessary in order to maintain a proper attention on the part of workmen to the dotn'la of th regulations* It Is true that the examination* and inspections need not be carried out more frequently than quarterly* On the other hand these examinations should be done quite carefully and the plants should be inspected quit critically so as to maintain them In a precise and cleanly fashion* If you have any questions in connection with this work, I should appreciate your writing to me and, in any case, I would l,rV:e you to acknowledge th receipt of the Information which I am sending you in th form of printed articles* With best wishes, I era Sincerely yours.

3LattdiDi BmctoisilMcBS Asssoaccf tom FELIX EDOAR W O RM IER .M U iotflT K . c .

CLASS 6300 Carbonates and Sulfates 6300-6339 Calcium Carbonates 63UO-63U9 Magnesium Carbonates 6350-6369 Calcium Sulfates 6370-6379 Barium Sulfates 6380-6399 Miscellaneous Page 63-1 I-larch 3, 1955 0007-PMC-000000340 Page 63-2 March 3, 1955 Number Material Calcium Carbonates 6301 . 6300 6310 6303 Camelcarb, Keystone Calwhite, Snowflake Atomite, Camelwhite Le samite 63Li 6313 63C2 6303 Snowflake Whiting Marble White, 80 Mesh Lorite, WG-XF Lorite, DG 6302 Calytio Chalk 63A3 63U- 63H1 632lt Pure-Cal M Albacar 5960 Suspenso 101 Multifex MM 6322 6313 6311 Surfex Surfex MM Troykyd Anti-float Magnesium Carbonate 63U0 Magnesium Carbonate Calcium Sulfate 6355 6350 6305 Gypsum Gypsum Plaster of Paris Barium Sulfate 6370 6372 63D70 63M1 Blanc Fixe Barytes Barytes, #22 Sparmite lype Preparation Classified Calcite Calcite Calcite Calcite Dry Ground Wet Ground Wet Ground Wet Ground Uuclsis 5?

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