MEETXtJG OF DIRECTORS OF THE SnERTnU-TTlLLIAIIS CQMPAIfY'. .3. 31*78 li-41 MSI RESOLVEDt That it is advisable that this Company contribute to the Detroit White Lead Works, the sun of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.), as and for paid-in surplus of said Lead Works, and the Treasurer of the Company is hereby authorised and directed to remit said sum to said Lead Works for suoh aeoount.

Horney#s letter as a matter of courtesy, they, could very properly point out in such a letter that, according to their best advice, there is no reason to believe that a service station operator could or vould develop lead poisoning in any form as a consequence cf his handling of leaded gasoline.

Ilei3 because of the presence of Ethyl fluid or tetraethyl lead been responsible for the poisoning or injury of any human being, and our experience definitely leads us to the opin ion that this amount cf dilution in gasoline has no more affect by inhalation or absorption than has that of the general run-of-mine gasoline.

Rea Paul, consulting colorist of National Lead Company.

Vitrabond. lead, and similar materials. 1.

THE LEAD MAN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRACKING DOWN THE ANSWERS.

plete help, which includes defi Boston; National-Boston Lead Co., a color.

Exhaust systems also emit lead and carbon (soot).

HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY feelings behind the learned emotional ex pressions However, after day-to-day inter action over a long period of time, one learns to tell the difference between true feelings and those shown This is useful to the foreman and the safety man in his deal ings with individuals m the shop As they go about the plant carrying out their nor mal duties, they mav discover those indi viduals having difficulties and take some ex tra precautions to avoid accidents Maladjustive results of emotion Most people have at some time seen someone break down emotionally under great stress Strong emotion in some cases leads to either maladjustive behavior or complete immobility For example, an indi vidual under stress might react in such a way as not to care what kind of behavior he exhibits and give no consideration to it This individual might lose bis job, his fnends, and even the love of his family un der certain circumstances Certainly this is maladjustive, but the individual under emo tional stress cannot evaluate his own be havior and often cares less Sometimes, little things can lead to a "blow-up '' A man working on his machine finds that his safety device constantly sticks at one point As this occurs again and again, it makes him more and more irri tated To this the individual may respond with emotion rather than in a normal way by having it repaired He may give it a shove regardless of the consequences and end up with his hand in the machine This type of accident is due to an individual's emotional response to the cumulative ef fects of minoT lmtations In emotion, the adequate solution is lost and--perhaps at the same time--several fingers Emotion thus can block out what would be everyday common sense solutions or well trained patterns of work in a given situa tion It might cause the individual to for get for a moment what he should do and cause an accident This is the individual who in reply to the question, "Why did this happen?"

Silica Asbestine Leaded Zinc 35^ Sublimed VThite Lead L'lt remarine Blue LL Vehicle: 40.5t Grinders Linseed Oil White Heavy Bodied Linseed Oil White Batavia Varnish Haw Linseed Cjl Eosene Ho. 5 Special Oil White Batavia Varnish Oleum Spirits let Lead Cobalt Drier 6?

NORMAL LEAD STEARATE We have reported to department management on the feas ibility and estimated cost to manufacture Normal Lead Stearate. 6 .

Lead, and heavy foundry dusts, metal turnings, pite butts Large particles, of heavy moist materials.................................

Gonzalez, concerning the handling of small shipments of tetraethyl lead from the Detroit Laboratory.

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