X helped organise the lead Xaduatrlee Aaeoctatloa la 1926, becaae lta first secretary eod ultimately Its president.

Inspeotlc of oontraotors plants for safety and industrial hygiene July 1943 to date - S^ety Engineer of Engineer Pipeline sohcol, oc of Engineers* Direct Safety Section* Train soldiers 1b hasards of tetryl ethyl lead gasolines, use of protect!

., 1926 (Adams).... 210 compensable, to employed minors in Wisconsin..................................... 103 compensated in New York State, 1914-1922,1924-1926 .................... 20,229 compensation for children injured while illegally employed................. 229 conference on prevention of, tee In dustrial Accident Prevention Con ference.

We covered "lead in gasoline" from the industry's point of view.

January IT. 1926.

January 17. 1926.

Jan uary 3 0 , 1926.

The oth er sid e of the problem is that which d e r iv es from the ex p erim en ta l work which we have done in relation to the toxic hazards of tetraethyl lead and gasolin e containing it.

Ve corered "lead In gasoline" from the Industry's point of rlew.

Ve corered "lead In gasoline" from the Industry's point of rlew.

----- The Conference adjourned after a good deal, of discussion, having > passed just before the adjournment a resolution that the matter be referred to the Surgeon General: that a Committee be appointed by him to report to him about the first of the next year -- January 1926 -- as to the dangers in the public use of the product.

These lead compounds are present because virtually all automotive gasolines contain tetraethyllead (TEL) in concentrations up to 3.0 milliliters per gallon (0.113 weight per cent lead).

The data provide an explanation for the low lead concentrations which have been reported for urban atmospheres in relation to the consumption of leaded gasolines.

These lead compounds are present because virtually all automotive gasolines contain tetraethyllead (TEL) in concentrations up to 3.0 milliliters per gallon (0.113 weight per cent lead).

W in slo w J anuaby 17, 1926.