LIA18650 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC.

Paste and Liquid Red-Lead Fine, uniform, highly oxidized-- there is no better red-lead obtain able than Dutch Boy red-lead.

Purchase price of pure tetraethyl lead from this source is also said to be $18.00 a "kilo", and I assume that this is more apt to be a liter them a kilogram of tetraethyl lead.

Analyses have shown, moreover, tlmt new oil before being Introduced into the crank-case contains small quantities of lead compounds, and therefore net all of the lead in such oil is derived from the f u e l .

do $2217.00 by The Robertson Lead lifg.

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After examining Saturday I had a tenta tive opinion that his injury was probably due to lead in some form.

Charles Simon, Treasurer General Office Dear Sir: At a meeting of the Executive Committee held today tbe following resolution*was SHEBEAS, as of A , upon the organization of Lead Ind ipn, this Company became a charter elation and bound itself to pay are of the expenses of eonducti In the forn of annual membershi naal lead production or consu its of metallic lead, as preser Section 1, of tbe By-Laws of VEERB&S, n/rf/grio uch membership and pajraent of \nies appears of record in the minutes of thefeoard off Birectors or of this Committee other tm^v^the^6/proval of the affixing of "''signature of acceptance by f the Constitution and By-Laws of said and it seems proper that such record aadesl be it that, the action of the officers of ing annual membership dues to Lead Industries Association, in conformity with said Article 71, Section 1, of its By-Laws, in the amount of #5350. for the year 1929, #6568. for the year 1930, #5722. for the year 1931, #5773, for the year JL932, #6125. for the year 1933, #5548. for tide year 1934, #7036. for the year 1935, #7526. for the year 1936 and #8800. for the year 1937, be and it hereby la approved, ratified and confirmed, and that maid officers be and they hereby are authorised, empowered and directed to continue the payment of such toes on the same basis for the year 1938 and subsequent years until otheaf.se instructed by the Board of Birectors or by this Corns!

suffered severe exposure to lead is that his symptoms seemed not to be more than mildly suggestive.

X believe that the excretory figures given by these writers might well be the result of the in clusion within their group of patients,a number of persons with abnormal lead absorption, and, therefore, abnormal lead excretion.

Faure made a survey of lead poisoning in four lead mines in the Marrakech region.

NOTE: The leading edge of each lining must be chamfered.

The men are employed in Lead Azide. !

The usual methods of applying paint are such as not to give rise to much serious exposure to lead, and It is usually only when the painter is engaged in burning paint or in creating a dust in the atmosphere by scraping or sanding, that he has enough exposure to lead to give rise to lead poisoning.

If the men actually had a severe exposure* these symptoms will continue untilmost of the absorbed lead has been excreted, and until the lead concentration in the blood and urine returns substantially to normal.