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r LIA08825 t M i iH tiiiS e 'e iii.i Im .ewmi iinfernaLm* mni . I -< I -"W**W*SP AmSQRX. S9WIIIIEE mill. LEAP imzmts ASSKlAXIM UlwttisL flri.v *g,ts:m: III Xorlt, I. t. lUrch 8, 1959 In orotr to help the White Lead Promotional Program to function effectively, Mr. Crane has appointed an Advisory Committee, consisting of the following representatives! Anerleaa smelting A Refining Co* Batle-rlcher Lead Co. National Lead Co." -6t. Joseph Lead Co. United States bmalting Heflnif k Mining Co. Inc. I. C. Broenell 9. R. Dloe Harold hove km V. Peters tolteri Tne Committee's province is to act on matters of policy or of direction of tne program, which are bound to arise from time to time. Tne first meeting of the Committee sms held et the of fice of the Associstlon on March 8, 1939. Present aerei American bveltlng A hefining Co Eagle-richer Lead Co. cegle-rlcher Lead Co. National Lead Co. St. Joseph Lead Co. United States Smelting Refining A Mining Co. Inc. C. C. Brownell M. M. Zoller 0. P. Sense Harold move S. T. Peters tm >. Colcord The meeting discussed the possibility of sdopting a specification for the use of pilnt manufacturers producing 100 per cent ehlte lead-in-oil paint untlnted or In colors and the adoption of a Seal of the Lead Industries Associstlon applicable to peint meeting the Standard of the Association. It vas agreed that the use of the Seal and the Standard should not be put into effect at the moment but held In ebeyance pend ing the actual launening of the program and experience eltb Its development. It vas also agreed that most mixed paint manufacturers vho desire to have information as to the proper formulation of 100 per cent ehlte lead paint, end eno write the Lead In dustries association for assistance, should be referred to the technical staffs of the supporting member white lead com panies. The distinction between carbonate and sulfate shite lead was discussed and It sai agreed that the Caepalgn, In Its ad vertising and literature, should make no distinction between i V 'ipawjriw-* SPVSawiap <>*fpiwpiwwwwwi i i'jwnM'|.'ajw* jsus .wiPiP*,iBWiMWW!irwipqpiPBff*!^PilWglWWpipBiPg T i LIA08826 i i :. | ------ Whites Leoad Promotion PrrooffTT*Mw Advisory Coaalttee Mlnutss ~ -8- Minutes of First ' Meeting"Ma'rch S8, 199SX55T ths two ts this was not s probIsa which would srlss until tbs question or standard specifications bad to b# considered. | A suggestion ass aads that In tbs first publicity announos1 asnt of ths campaign, rsfaranca bs aads to tbs aamer In vhlob | ths Laad Industrlss Association was organised, that Is, ttet it Is an Association of lsad ainlng, aaeltlng, refining and fabri* eating coapanlss. Announcsasnt was aads that ths asdla to bs ussd for ths st|t sins advertising had bean selected, through consultation with tbs afsocy and Messrs. Knust and Gousdy. Sscrstary. B iiM l* > w lM a iitl ia r if iV ..................................tiiiim 'A H iii-tiiii i 'JSUJW'ii I J. *