It's the bert protection you can give your bouse A If* made from pare white lead, pure zinc white, and pure!

Worden: For se v e ra l y ears I have been tro u b led by th e standards fo r normal blood le v e ls as p u b lish e d by th e Committee on Lead P oisoning and accep ted by th e Poison C o n tro l Program o f th e Hew J e r s e y S t a t e D epartm ent o f H e a lth .

Aug...17* hypersensitizing process...................Sept...23-24* paper.......................................................... .Oct...24* Poison, rat and mouse................................ ..........

"The vitamins are in the deodorant jar, the cough syrup is in the old sudsy ammonia bottle, and the aspirins are in the bottle marked poison."

I t was b ro u g h t to th e a tte n tio n o f the doctor th a t th is p a in t d id not contain any lead but the doctor s ta te d th a t n e v e rth e le s s th e claim an t c l i n i c a l l y had le a d p o iso n in g and he gave him the Aub tre a tm e n t which a p p a re n tly d id n o t have any pronounced b e n e f i c ia l e f f e c t s .

L azaru s E xecutive V ice P re sid e n t F o r: R eim bursem ent of The K ettering L ab o rato ry fo r the co st of an in v estig atio n of the lead content of the p ain t on a s e rie s of c h ild re n 's toys 161 a n a ly s e s a t $ 1 0 .0 0 p e r a n a ly s is .* 1 6 1 0 .0 0 Exam ination of data and p rep aratio n of re p o rt 200. 00 T o tal $ 1810.00 /<" 00053S5

One tilin g th at b o th er s m e about th e situ ation is the sp eed w ith w h ich th e -lead in th e blood an d u r in e r e ach ap p ar en t ly n o r m a l , e v e n su b - n o r m a l l e v e l s {e . g .

In this instance your* employee has been misled by a physician who appears generally to be competent, but who knows nothing about lead poisoning (except, of course, that there is such a disease).

ij& ssibly a d A co in cid en ce, the reco rd shows th a t a l l poison in g s have o d c u rre d ^ ffth in companies o f th e so -c allo d "Standard" group.

., 29 Poison, new, powerful, for rats!.

Survey o f le a d i n th e atm osphere and i n human b e in g s , to be c a rrie d cut in Los Angeles and elsew here, th e exact lo c a tio n s to be sp ecified a fte r fu rth e r surveys* ,, 2 Review o f o ld d a ta on a i r p o l l u t i o n by le a d compounds and case h is to rie s of lead poisoning re la te d to th e d istrib u tio n , use, and. u ltim a te , f a t e o f le a d e d g a so lin e s* , . 3 * 5 E x p e rim e n ta lw o rk ,to d eterm in e th e maximum n o n -h azard cu s le v e l of exposure to , and ab so rp tio n o f, le a d compounds, p a r tic u la r ly th o se compounds and th o se s iz e s of p a r t i c l e s which a re exhausted froxa v e h ic le s * Dr* Kehoe recommends: a ste p p in g -u p o f th e p r e s e n t .program ,l'and<'in?

lack of perspective and a loss of balance in substitute lead pm* lor in life.-- The Outlook.

Basic lead acetate solution is first prepared by dissolving lead oxide, formed on the surface of highly punned, feathered lead through the action of air, in normal lead acetate solution.

The re a s o n f o r t h i s i s t h a t carbon monoxide i s ta k en up v ery r e a d ily by th e human body, and t h a t i t boo# ^7 re a so n of c e r t a i n unusual p h y sio lo g ic p ro c e s se s, tends to accum ulate in th e body* That i s to sa y , carbon monoxide even in low c o n c e n tra tio n s is taken up alm ost q u a n tita tiv e ly by th e blood so th a t i t s K T 0 G12 16 <G - .4 poisonous p ro p e rtie s can be expressed In term s o f a given c o n c e n tra tio n of oarbon monoxide tim es th e d u ra tio n o f the exposure in hours* A utom obiles g iv e o u t carbon monoxide in co n cen tratio n s of from 5 to 7 per cen

Bridges and structural steel are primed with rod lead or more modem primers using lead or zinc chromate, iron oxide, red lead, and treated oils, and are finished with synthetic or oil exterior paints.