Kehoe * 2* April 10, 1939 did not result from his employment and that, as a matter of fact,the handling of Ethyl gasoline presents no lead hazard whatever.

. # tot'iC. 3a7J Shift _a_ 0927* Analyst: Hazard VCM Noise Lead (Mlcrogrems)!

Silica Asbestine Leaded Zinc 35^ Sublimed VThite Lead L'lt remarine Blue LL iwl} a Yield in Gallons Dr it Cost 40C 250 100 71 29 2 oz. 11.28 10.97 4.21 1.45 5.3?

Organic lead in side scale presumably as 10- 7-1963 LWS KB 0021393 Factors responsibll: 1.

E CF FATAL LEAD gISNING CG FTHAG TED DRING TAWK C-LSAiirid (SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA) : OQ -Kmmary of l .D. tol(Dpbo:ne conversR- vn d Mr.

The amounts of lead and zinc taken up by these different waters varied and will be reported in detail later, but at the end of one we e k 's standing, the lead content ranged from 0.29 to 1.^0 mg. per liter, and. the zinc content from 5 to 102 mg. per liter!

National 'ieail & 0j|* . 316 Fourth, Avent T..Lew'& ] Dutch Bov White-Lead This advertisement % in the (following publics

One 4-Ib. dry chemical fire extinguisher is adequate for lead pots. 6.

LEAD COMPANY, -Pleese send me dtftails ofjtout Nevei- Fail Plan.

Table of Chemical Hazards monomethy] aniline methyl aniline motor fuel antiknock compound tetraethyl lead muriatic acid hydrochloric acid muriatic ether ethyl chloride N naphtha 76 nitrating acid nitrochlorobenzene naphtha (petroleum) acids, mixed chloronitrobenzene o oil, fuel oil of mirbane oil of vitnol fuel oil nitrobenzene sulfuric acid pentanol acetate pentanols 2-pentanone perchloroethylene petroleum ether phenyl amine phenyl chloride phenvl ethane phenyl ethylene phenyl methane 2-phenyl propane phorone, iso pimelic ketone polonium propane 1,2-propanediol 1,2,3-propane tnol propanols 2-propanone propene oxide 2-propen-l-ol propvl acetone propyl carbinol propylene dichloride propyl methanol prussic acid amyl acetate amyl alcohols methyl propyl ketone . tetrachloroethylene naphtha (petroleum) aniline chlorobenzene ethylbenzene styrene monomer toluene cumene isophorone cyclohexanone radon LP-gas propylene glycol glycerine propyl alcohols acetone propylene oxide allyl alcohol methyl butyl ketone butanol 1,2-dichloropropane butanol hvdrocyanic acid quick lime lime (quick) red fuming nitric acid mtnc acid (red fuming) refrigerants oo sodium cyanide sodium pentachlorophenate sulfuric ether see chemical name cyanides pentachlorophenol ethyl ether T1 TDI isocvanates Teflon poly tetrafluorocthv lene TEL tetraethyl lead tetrabromoethane acetylene tetrabromide tetrachloromethane carbon tetrachloride tetrahydronaphthalene Tetralm tetramethylene oxide tetrahydrofuran TML tetramethvl lead TNT trinitrotoluene toluene dnsocyanate isocyanates toluidme methyl aniline toluol toluene tolylene dnsocyanate isocyanates 1,1,1-tnchloroethane methyl chloroform tnchloromethane chloroform trimethylamine methylamine tnmeth>l carbinol butanol 2,4,6-trinitrophenylmethylnitramme tetryl 2,4,6-tnmtrophenol picric acid tnorthocresvl phosphate tncresvl phosphate u UDMH 1,1-dimethylhydrazine unsvmmetrical dimethyl hvdrazme 1,1 -dimeths Ihvdrazine * vinegar acid vinyl benzene vinylcyamde vinyl tnchlonde vmvhdene chloride monomer w acetic acid styrene monomer acrylonitrile methyl chloroform dichloroethylene wood alcohol wood spirit methyl alcohol methyl alcohol X xylols xylenes 1394

We should have corresponding information on the white lead and the dry carbonate.

At the same time you lay the fodndatioh for |a profitable volume WhenDutchBoyWhite-Lead is used of paint business.

THE LEAD OPERATOR OR OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR IS TO REMOVE THE UNIT TAG CHECKLIST.

a noi include too normal tonaaco of 06 tons of white lead In the system and 76 tons of anodaa In the cells Conclusion Baa*d on tie foregoing oat!

There seems to be no correlation between anemia, stippling and the amount of lead present in the blood.