Granting the existence of such a source of exposure, the general symptoms are not likply to be specific for lead so that it becomes necessary to find at least some of the classical signs of lead poisoning In the form of a lead line, stippling of the red blood corpuscles, gastric cramps, muscular weakness1 or paralysis, especially of the type resembling wdrop wrist*1.

I do not be lieve it is. a "lead" line.

of $600,- lead paint poisoning. 000 that are needed/lo carry --The resolution wss passed out this most vital program.''

This difference favored the output to the extent of about 8 milligrams of lead per year.

Kimberley, Lead Industries Association Dr.

To illustrate this, consider a pig of lead.

Being in Derbishire at some, of the Furnaces for Smelting of Lead Ore.

Dangers of White Lead.

-T;;' (e) "lead-based paint'' menus any paint containing more than 1 per centum lead by weight (calculated ns load metal) In tho total nonvolatile content of liquid paints or in tho dried film of paint t-. .t already applied.

The method of testing for lead was not explained.

Bowditch: Article on lead poisoning enclosed.

O'Hara Amax Lead & Zinc, Inc.

Here metallic lead is melted out and returned to the lead melt-pot to be rnix^d with . the pig-lead for alloy manufacture.

The lead supply of the Company is main tained at a conservative level, according to the chairman, and up to December 1948 National Lead was operating on about the lowest stock of lead in the history of the Company.

L-26 L-26, the normal lead salt of 2-ethylhexoic acid, is a pale straw colored, mild odored, viscous liquid containing approximately 41 per cent lead.