There is one point to*.Which reference was mad in the last report of Dr* Dedham bout which I would. . - * 2 * like to Make Inquiry* X shall not give the exact quotation but I noted that Dr Dedham stated that his department as concerned In a measure frith cheoklng the safety of men , h; employed In the mixing operations* His words ere to the effeot that although no oases of lead poisoning had developed among these workmen there were evldenees that acme degree of lead absorption was occurring* X am not quite eertain as to what evidences of lead absorption he may have been referring to X assume that he probably meant that some of the men so engaged were showing basophilic stippling In their blood* H have been following a representative group of these men In the United States over a period of years since 1926 and in addition to blood examinations on all men we have followed the lead efccretion of a representative group* The results (f our analytical examinations indicate beyond any reasonable doubt that the lead absorption of these men is insignificant* How* if the equipment used for mixing in Australia is equaled in excellence with that . used in America'* and If the regulations for the promotion of safety In Australia are adequate there should be no more hazard in this occupation other than there is here* ` X must therefore question the meaning of Dr* Badhaxn1a remarks In his report* and I wish to know as much as I can without making a trip to Australia at the present about the manner in wnich the whole program is being handled there# I shall enter into correspondence with Mr* Tegner to obtain the facts and details as to the equipment and its handling* but I will be very much pleased if you would let me have the results of your experience and If you will give me your opinions nob only on the safety of the present activities but of anybning which In your opinion might improve conditions granting that there is any need for improvement* I am particularly anxious to keep in touch with all of the medical men who are concerned with this problem not only because It is my responsibility to do so# but also because X want to make sure that the experience which we have had and the facts which we have been able to develop by a rather extensive experimental program are made generally available and useful* Cordially yours# RAKiXS Hobart A* Kehoe, M.l).

DANGERS OF WHITE LEAD.

The fact is, however, that the industry should have perfected the apparatus that would remove lead from the tailpipe.

The consolidation includes only domestic subsidiaries in which National Lead Company owns all of the outstanding capital stock.

''S O O I H-t cj H <1 jz: m *&&**'* N13830 0000-NLX-000018239 To the Stockholders of National Lead Company: The following is a Consolidated Balance Sheet of National Lead Company as of June 30, 1940 and a Statement of Consolidated Income and Surplus for the first six months of 1940.

supply put* and wh&t is the eventually anticipated con-, centration of lead in such tmter supply?

DANGERS OF WHITE LEAD.

See 29 CFR 1910.1025, Lead.

CERTIFICATE Of IHOOEfORATIOH Of AHAQOHDA LEAD PRODUCTS COMPANY, ---00O00--- fIBST* The name of this corporation is ANACONDA LEAD PRODUCTS COMPANY SECOND.

At present, the chewing gum industry has requested an investigation.of the sources and the quantities of lead which occur in its raw and finished products.

ANSWER: Marathon objects on the basis that the information requested is immaterial, irrelevant, overly broad, unduly burdensome, and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

At the same time this is done, arrangements can be made to have lead analyses made in connection with your work.

An ordinance which sets the lead level limit for certain paints at 0.06 per cent, and 2.

An ordinance which sets the lead level limit for certain paints at 0.06 per cent, and 2.

You'd never take a picture of a house which looked Lead.