The Painter and Decorator, 54. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1940 |
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31. lappuse
... lead indus- tries . Today you have seen men han- dling red lead as freely and safely as if it were iron ore . The majority of these men have worked in lead for over 5 and up to 10 years and some for over 20 years . Because storage ...
... lead indus- tries . Today you have seen men han- dling red lead as freely and safely as if it were iron ore . The majority of these men have worked in lead for over 5 and up to 10 years and some for over 20 years . Because storage ...
32. lappuse
but the lead in the blood stream moves in the same direction as the calcium . When then deposited in the bones , the lead becomes temporarily harmless . But this process of immobilizing the lead in the bones may be reversed to a ...
but the lead in the blood stream moves in the same direction as the calcium . When then deposited in the bones , the lead becomes temporarily harmless . But this process of immobilizing the lead in the bones may be reversed to a ...
42. lappuse
... lead dust are allowed 10 extra min- utes on company time for washing , both at noon and evening . There are ample facilities for scrubbing the hands thoroughly before meals and for seeing that the man does not take any dust home with ...
... lead dust are allowed 10 extra min- utes on company time for washing , both at noon and evening . There are ample facilities for scrubbing the hands thoroughly before meals and for seeing that the man does not take any dust home with ...
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AUGUST 1940 NUMBER | 8 |
SEPTEMBER 1940 NUMBER | 9 |
OCTOBER 1940 NUMBER | 10 |
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