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Zt is more toxic than lead.

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It is possible, of course, to have significant lead exposure when molten metals containing only 57 of lead are handled.

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ef basic silicate white lead (both national and Eagle-Fieher) time1 basic silicate replaces (1) lead sulfate at equal fctaj using H SOS sine ea&de for 412 dry, (2) replacing basic carbonate white lead in a conventional 5Q5S lead - SO^ zinc oxide 1556 Ti02 - 2556 ex tender top coat pigmentation.

Paste and Liquid Red-Lead Fine, uniform, highly oxidized-- there is no better red-lead obtainable than Dutch Boy red-lead.

The following, taken frees page lb of this W report, is the complete eectloo 00 lead. i "Lead Effects on guaaas Kecent review uA study of the concentrations of lead missions frxs auto sxhaust as a source of coeou&lty atmospheric pollution suggest that thsre has been little change In the atmoepherlo lead concentration over the past tea years.

Paste and Liquid Red-Lead Fine, uniform, highly oxidized-- there is no better red-lead obtain able than Dutch Boy red-lead.

Some have suggested that the flow of lead may be reversed from the bones into the blood (where it may, if present in sufficient quantities, cause lead-poisoning), because of acidosis, changes of diet, or respiratory illness.

Paste and LiquidRed-Lead Fine, uniform, highly oxidized-- there is no better red-lead obtainable than Dutch Boy red-lead.

You can get at a remark fact about Dutch Boy white-lead paint is ably reasonable cost the completeprotection its ability to stand up against the weather. this paint gives; One hundred pounds of This paint made of Dutch Boy white-lead Dutch Boy white-lead makes seven gallons and pure linseed oil wears--and wears-- of pure lead paint.

(We had first investigated, at some length, the response to the ingestion of lead and the patterns of intake and output of lead from the general environment.)

Do you think that there may be a possibility that signifi cant quantities of lead may be taken up by ointments and jellies contained in the tin-lined lead tubes which I have described, and in the event that appreciable quantities of lead are absorbed in this manner by the preparations, is there a chance that any lead poisoning might result?

Thus it is that three coats durable coating that wards off the of pure red-lead paint give pro able than Dutch Boy red-lead.