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The electrolytic plant at Great Falls produced 140,363,645 pounds zinc, 4,011,174 pounds of zinc in dross, and residue from,..which there were recovered 16,337,089 pounds lead, 2,376,217 pounds copper, 3,750,529.84 ounces silver and 6,012.271 ounces gold.
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Therefore, the response of NSRC to such interrogatories could not lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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(Bethesda Station) September l6 , 19^6 Dr* Robert A, Kehoe K ettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati C incinnati 19 , Ohio Dear Dr* KehoeJ As you a re a c tin g as summarizer and p rin c ip a l d isc u sse r of the papers presen ted a t the Conference on Lead Poisoning in Boston on September 30, 1 9 ^ .
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Any blasted surfice should bo further chemically treated or primed with red lead point before any risible rusting occurs.
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PPG objects to providing information relating to "Defendant's predecessor" or "Defendant's subsidiary companies" as being overly broad, unduly burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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The electrolytic, plant at Great Falls produced 140,363,645 pounds zinc, 4,011,174 pounds of zinc in dross, and residue from which tHete were recovered 16,837,089 pounds lead, 2,376,217 pounds copper, 3,750,529.84 ounces silver and 6,012.271 ounces gold.
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. * introduced lead titanatc and zinc titanatc.
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Do not use paint or red lead. 3.
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Tube leading to bulb is installed under the jacket. 2.
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Defendant Union Pacific Resources Company objects to this interrogatory on the grounds it is overly broad, vague, not in time nor is it limited to the matters made the basis of this lawsuit, specifically alleged exposure to asbestos fibers and therefore, seeks disclosure of information wholly irrelevant to any material issue in this case and not reasonably egleulafait to lead to the discovery ofadmissible evidence.
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Secretary, lead Tndoetrlea Aeeoclatloa Dr.
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Organic tin compounds were the first to replace lead.
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One reojon why the anticorrosive red lead pigment in linseed oil paint, LLA.
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o:,e ab sorp tio n o f lead has been found ' t i. s ?
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Secretary, lead Tndoetrlea Aeeoclatloa Dr.
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