Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, the Laboratory has contributed to the establishment of Cincinnati among the nation's leading centers of industrial health research.

ATI-121 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL AND MEDICAL IN-PLANT .

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The following formulation illustrates the use of Arocwr 1232 in a joint-sealer formulation: JOINT-SEALANT COMPOUND FOR CURTAIN-WALL CONSTRUCTION Ingredients Paris by Weight Tkfokol LP-32 polysulfide Phenolic resin Aroclor 1232 Calcium carbonate Titanium dioxide Stearic add Sulfur ` ' ' 100 5 5*15 40 10 i 0.1 C-S paste (lead peroxide, 50%; dibutyl phthalate, 45%; stearic add, 5%: passed three times through a tight P*dat mill.)

Teele said they had not arrived at a definite recommendation as yet, as there were many factors to consider* For example* should A.T.I* consider membership in the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc*, slso should we lead some financial support to their proposed research prograa related to effects of asbestos on health* If so, this could drain off some of our surplus funds at whatever rate we wished* i i o w I o l X Minute* Board of Governors ioeting rage -2- 5* continued Vr* Hough remarked that his company had already agreed to lend very substantial monetary support to the Industrial Hygiene Pounds* tios in respect to its proposed research program concerning effeeta of asbestos on health) and suggested that others consult with their respective company managements to see what, if any additional sup* port would be promised* This would have a bearing on what aetion the AT*1. might take in respect to direct support of the Industrial Hygiene Foundation* There was general agreement to this suggestion* f-r* Sehuasn made a motion that the a*T*1. should join the Indus trial Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc*, saying that he understood this would cost $100*00 per year* ix* Rainey seconded this motion* So voted, unanimously.

Finally, a morphological study does not give any lead as regards functional damage. -- Cond, from Bull, Hyg. 158 Serum Lipoprotein and Protein Content in Silicosis.

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It would thus seem likely to be a mistake if one tends to thb committee as "belonging" to some branch or another of the MCA org< (for instance the branch in which the committee's staff secretary This might lead on to the assumption that this branch of the orgai should be responsible for all the committee's doings, which cannot be so, as explained above.

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of black , white red bauds , top to both t denoting a vessel 0f the ^faii %#urg American Lin t passed this terminal isbomd t at jtfiremly-- ecsceeesive speed t shil w were discharging cargo Our soaring Hats being of the wire type , art the rising tide coupled with lightering vessel raising ug fi mife Of the water , all oar peering liases wore properly tended art tight . lesuli of the great speed of this seraa freighter passing the i@raiual ;: was that our two back springe leading fro the foredeck to the cement piling and ' existing bits there , tore this bit, to part , letting g our two mooring wire , .

There are some highly toxic and volatile raw materials stored in tanks at the plant site near the well-traveled roadway leading to the plant.

The seminars held at the offices of Johns-Manville during the summer demonstrated to the asbestos cement manufacturers the size of such problems, and have lead to the creation of this Health & Safety Council.

The-overall objective of the Industry Committee in Reference No. 120 was to obtain a modern flexible tariff in line with those of leading industrial countries which would: a) Increase the industry's share of the domestic market and thus reduce unit costs thereby improving its competitive position in both domestic and export markets.

Approximately two hundred (200) feet of the air header leading to the PVOH building will be electric traced and insulated to condition the air. 9.

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