prices, carbonate white lead 1'A cents, white seal nine IP's cents, yreen seal l<b'a cents, red seal 9-Vr cents, and American Process ant cents aeainst -fbn cents, shows litho- pone Co be the most ceononnc.il pigment known tojav Its whiteness is lar superior to white lead and better than French Process anc oxides Unlike white lead and like cine oxide, it is not alleetcd hv hydrnvyn sulhdc or sultur lumes Like :111c oxide it is non - pm unions, while white lead is reeneniccd as poisonous Lithopone has a wide, controlled ranee of oil absorption; on tile one hand, a low oil absorption appn i,vhint: that o!

This portion of the shipment was accordingly detained under the Food ^ Drugs Act as being adulterated, sines it contained an added poison ous or deleterious ingredient, lead, v.'

HEALTH RISKS Lead poisoning is now being called the nation's No. 1 environmental threat to children.

was due chiefly to zinc fumes; however, lead fumes might have been ' ^ present. ' A- ,

Lead poisoning among small children (in case you do not know about this problem) is usually (almost always) a matter of small children chewing and sucking at window sills and other readily accessible projections and surfaces, especially of course when these babies (so to speak) have ample, unsupervised periods of looking out for their own entertainment or other activity, when mother is employed elsewhere.

Lead poisoning among small children (in case you do not know about this problem) is usually (almost always) a matter of small children chewing and sucking at window sills and other readily accessible projections and surfaces, especially, of course when these babies (so to speak) have ample, unsupervised periods of looking out for their own entertainment or other activity, when mother is employed elsewhere.

V ;\ / / ' Our investigation-leads us to believe that it is not possible for the claimant to have-ingested lead in the maimer described in the claim petition.

Lead poisoning among small children (in case you do not know about this problem) is usually (almost always) a matter of small children chewing and sucking at window sills and other readily accessible projections and surfaces, especially, of course when these babies (so to speak) have ample, unsupervised periods of looking out for their own entertainment or other activity, when mother is employed elsewhere.

Over the weeks, months and years, I have wasted many hours of my time in trying to find out wbat I have needed to know to give an Intelligent opinion for the guidance of physicians of the General Hospital in the c u j u of patients suspected of having lead poisoning.

Th er e i s, t h er efor e, lit t le or no m ar gi n of safet y, and i t I s l i k el y that the continuation of the m en in the work they a r e doing w i l l r esu l t in the occu r r en ce of cases of lead poisoning, u n less the exposur e i s reduced ci t h er by m or e or bet t er en viron m en tal con t rol or by shortening the period of exposur e per day or per week.

V Aget iti| vNovember 29# 1932 C.C* Lead Poisoning P.I.

Lead Poisoning February 1932 started work on molten lead spraying operation which consisted of sty-acetylene torch through which wan fed a lead wire under pressure so that the torch would project a spray of finely divided molten lead on objects to be coated.

V Our investigation-leads us to believe that it is not possible for the claimant to have-ingested lead in the maimer described in the claim petition.

B y way of ju stific a tio n , I'd lik e to point out that w e have had no c a s e of lead poisoning among th ese people in the entire period of our a c tiv itie s, and only one claim for com pensation based on alleged lead absorption has com e to light in this period of tw enty-eight years sin ce we began in 1926 {the one claim w as obviously spurious and v/as denied).

Lead poisoning among small children (in case you do not know about this problem) is usually (almost always) a matter of small children chewing and sucking at window sills and other readily accessible projections and surfaces, especially, of course when these babies (so to speak) have ample, unsupervised periods of looking out for their own entertainment or other activity, when mother is employed elsewhere.