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No* 28U - 1950 September 28 COMPANY OPENS TITANIUM EXHIBIT The American Museum of Natural History in New York City, in conjunction with the Company, has opened a titanium exhibit* Located in Morgan Hall of the museum, the exhibit features titania (rutile) geB, titanium metal and titanium dioxide pigments* One of the highlights of the showing is an 80=carat titania gem, along with a collection of cut and polished titania gems of all colors* A progressivelylighted flow sheet carries titanium from the ore to final products, with a follow up panel showing the uses of titanium dioxide in industry* Various types of titanium ores are displayed and also a panel of titania, sapphire and other prisms, which emphasizes the unusual light dispersion of titania crystals* Titanium metal is also shown in various forms, such as bar, sheet, rod and wire* A cutaway home depicts present and potential uses of titanium* The exhibit will remain in the museum for an indefinite time and is open to the public* CARROLL COMPLETES FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE Walter P* Carroll, a vice-president and director of the Company and manager of the Chicago Branch, has completed forty years of company service: Chicago Branch associates presented him with a television set on his anniversary* Mr* Carroll started his career with National Lead in 1910 as an assistant to the white lead sales manager of the Chicago Branch* Following service overseas in World War I, he entered the metal department of the branch in 1919 and seven years later was appointed metal sales manager* He was named assistant manager of the Chicago Branch in 1938 and manager in 19U0* Mr* Carroll became a Company director in 19U3, manager of the Company5 s metal department and a Company viewpresident in 19U9o ZANG HONORED ON FORTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY WITH COMPANY J* A* Zang, assistant manager of the pigment division of the Atlantic Branch, was honor guest at a luncheon given by his associates Monday in observance of his forty-fifth anniversary of Company service. Mr. Zang started his career in 1905 a* an office boy* He served as a wiling clerk, bookkeeper, cashier and metal department assistant in the Atlantic Branch, then was appointed assistant to the comptroller and manager of the branch5 e export department. In 1922 he was transferred to the saLes department and in 1939 became sales manager of the white lead division of the branch* He was appointed to hi" present position in March of last year* OVER - 0000-NLI-000024835 VETERAN SALESMAN RETIRES j ASSOCIATES GIVE DINNER Charles V. Genoain, veteran salesman who has retired, was tendered an appreciation dinner recently by his associates in the Atlantic Branch sales department. Mr. Germain began his Company career in 191? with the former Hoyt Metal Company as an office boy and later became a salesman for the Atlantic Branch metal division, with territory consisting mainly of Mew Jersey. DE LORE BOT SCOOT MEMORIAL HALL OPENS The De Lore Memorial Recreation Hall, in honor of the late C. P. De Lore, formerly manager of the De Lore Division, was dedicated recently at the Irondale Reservation of the Boy Scouts, near Irondale, Missouri. The hall will be used for indoor programs for the Boy Scouts. The keys were presented by Louis F Yeckel, a former business associate of Mr. De Lore, to Jack Wetzel, son of C. E. Wetzel, assistant manager of the De Lore Division. Mrs. De Lore participated in the ceremony. 0000-NLI-000024836