Upon motion, the following applications for appropria tions were duly approved: $ 4,820.35: Contribution; Membership Subscription to Lead Industries Association, Inc. - Assessment #2.

SUFF "Sitffer^ice Warehouse Charge CO SUNL Sunday or Holiday Leading Charge SUNIJ Sunday or Ho1 aiv lunioading Charge- ^ARE_ Actual Tare We*gnt WARE Warehouse Charge AHFG Wharfage Charge ( WV Weight Venf'catnan Charge i

Electron microscopic studies of liver biopsies from three women with alcoholism exhibiting similar clinical features showed that fatty hepatocellular changes leading to the formation of fatty cysts were one of the most consistent findings.

It may l>c just natural building infiltration; Other commonly known substitutions that have protected an unknown number of plant people from occupational disease arc use of artificial abrasives like silicon carbide (Carborundum) or aluminum oxide (Aloxitc) for natural sandstone; use of steel grit, glass beads and other harmless materials instead of sand in abrasive blasting units; the change from lead as a paint pigment it may be general, with fans bringing in great quantities of air and distributing it through ductwork; it may be by ah oc casional or a myriad of roof exhaust fans; or it may be by local exhaust hoods to prevent dust, gas, mist, or fumes from spreading around the work area.

The leading manufacturers of respiratory protcctice equipment are Mine Safety Appliance Company, American Optical Company, and Wil son Products.

Contact with Supt, Power Plant may lead to Pydraul AC business.

A sheet lead pan covered most of the bottom of the hoed.

*X f OCC 3169 -3- o Water transportation o Highway transportation o Other transportation topics Safety Training o New employee o Fire fighting o Material safety data sheet information o Hazards of lead o Customer requests o VC1 training required by government o Plant evacuation o Conducting effective safety meetings o Other training topics TOPIC OF INTEREST I , , t 1 'l i !!

The conmon uses of commercial PCB would not normally lead to its release into the natural environment.

A .N ation al R e se a r c h Cou n cil R ep o r t , "St an d ar d V alu e s in Blood , " d ated Ju ly 1951 (Air F o r c e T ech n ical Rep or t No. 6039) giv e s v alu e s fo r blood lead in w eigh t/volu m e d er ived fr o m a gr av im e t r ic m eth od which a ssu m e s t h e sp e c i f i c g r a v i t y o f b lo o d t o b e 1. 056.

The patient's cold intolerance rarely will be sufficiently severe to lead the patient to seek medical advice on his own initiative. 2.

Toxicological Advisor Division of Toxicological Evaluation Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Food and Drug Administration Washington, D.C. 20204 Dear Doctor Fitzhugh: We have finally completed the investigation of the lead-containing hair dye, and I am sending five copies of a report in. xvhich the experiment is described mid the results are detailed.

That's true. 17 Q. 1 think it's considered the leading one 18 in Great Britain, is it not?

Experts from Industry, Labor, Government and Academic Institutions will participate; 'Industry representatives will include leading executives of the Johns-^anville Corporation, the Owens-Coming Plberglas Corporation, tho Certaln-tced Products Corporation and others as a*oll ns repre- sentatlves of the Quebec Mine Producers Association and the Insula tion Distributor Contractors National Association; Labor represen tatives vill include the President and appropriate staff members of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, while interested'government agencies will ineludo the United States Public Health Service and the United States Bureau of Mines.

The common uses of commercial PCB would not normally lead to its release into the natural environment.