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z&nmmvmmwm -i- ** 4,'XW < LIA17034 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION e east u eTairr NIW TOM 17, N. T. Howefcar 12, 1958 8*!xr\ LW PcxTgro gf neural IKr aT-,L.t:r;-v'7----: * u r,^ RflCfl To tb# Industry Drylcfant Casadtteei On p4|i 1 and 2 following will b found a recapitulation of the detailed budget* presented later In thli report. The budgete approved for 195B for both Industry Deylopsaent and Research, together with eetlaated actual expenditure* and budgets reoosnended for 1959 art pra aanted. The reccoasendatlans hay baan approrad bj tha reapectiy ocbnitty directing ych of tha apeclflc progress and In tha eaaa of Research, by tha Technical Steering Ccncitty, praparad In cooperotlon with It. S. P. Radtke, Director of Research. The new progry for tha promotion of industrial lead-acid atorag* battarlaa haa baaa rtcoBoandad by tha Ilectrle Storage Battery Coopany. It will be noted that a few ltaaa fonserly charged to the Ordlnary Rand are now charged in part to tha Industry Bevelopeent Pend. They Include part of tha general overhead expanse, eucfc as -w<-< wtretiy salaries, rant and light and a faw ether Miscellaneous itaoa* It la fait that they charges ahould acre properly be against the In dustry Beylopowit Ptad and tha Prealdact of tha Aaaodatloo haa con curred in thla y rr--andatlcau Alto, tha budget a hay been eat up ecoewhat differently to abow aaparataly certain coat a which had previously bean diatrlbutad direct ly to varlwia pronotional funda. They Include, for ezsapla, eelariea and aspanya of staff who work on wort than one divisional activity and whoy salaries and expenses hay previously bay diatrlbutad ar bitrarily aaor.g the various fund*, "Lead," and publicity. The new arrangement will alnpllfy accounting procedure* and, y bailey, will be Just as lnfomatly aa Methods previously used. 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Baaad on aatlxatad aalaa for 1958 of about 700,000 tona, tha raeoaaandad budget for 1959 of *>05,000, If no raaarrae ar* uaad, would require a aubacriptlon rata of about 44* par ton but include* a niggaatad tranafar of general overhead frou tha Ordinary find of *33,000. Roughly 1# par ton aubacrlbad will yield 17,000. Pa March fund Tha Taehnleal Staarlnc Conedttae'a approvad raeomwidatloni for 1959 war* on tha aaaueptlon that fund* would ba provided to carpiat project* atartad In 1958 but rurr-ing into 1959 and alao for project* approvad for 1953 but not yat atartad. (hi tha above baala tha reccvaended budget for raaaarch for 1959, Including L.I.A ralifeura want and all approvad pro.'acta, would require aubacriptlon* of about 26< par ton on approximately 1,300,000 tona of pig lead production In 1957* Sine* 1958 production wa* doubtlaaa aaaawhat laa* than 1957 thla flgura will bar* to ba ravlaad upward. Roughly 1# par too aubacrlbad *111 ylald 113,000. aiiiliiiililiBAfc^ - -ow !*_') a Tp'iyajapw IM'i ww-4UJ*m*MW-ita!i.'rJJJiAweug^giy--a*;;g-aEwyiey. :r I F l > . iA m jiy p B" ug^i>PMJjpwp ,PWjjPw Jji * * w 1 " -W 'l i p ^ "" - LIA17037 I V'| II I > n trii~'i if-rfiiiiiifitt' : T rip a Reverter 12, 1958 LEAD I?rxgr?.res rssociatim I1QU37RT DEVSLCPHEKT AMD RESEARCH TOMB J recoffHcp Bioca-a roR 1959 pcctt pryTLOPwag Eirrt Cgtn Metallic Leed Product* Skidaore, Owing* 4 Merrill Report Plpaont* A Chad cal* Ceroade* Radiation Shielding Industrial Batteries Total Direct Coata Approved Budget ..1323. #33,000 20,000 30,500 25,300 500 109^366 ^direct Cottai Dc*ign Engineering A Cheatcel Show Exhibita 5,000 General Advertising Space A Production "Lead" 19,900 Publicity 6,000 Technical Servioei Salerlea, Travel, ate* 15,000 Salaries 17,600 Travel 1C.P00 Total Indirect Costs 73,500 Estimated Expenditure* md #37,050 17,000 26,500 2i,,2 300 105^070 5,000 19,900 6,000 12,000 16,630 .10*532. 70,030 Recce nended Budget 1?3?____ #66,500 35,900 27,500 3,500 ,2211a I551905 10.000 12.000 21.000 A, 500 30,000 23,100 Barters! Overheadl (fcraerly charged to Ordinary fund) Salarlee Rest A Light Mlecallaneoo* Total General Overhead XOi*t iKpc^.ijprsi^fWP-...................... RESEARCH Cable Sheathing Zteleeivlty Lead Alloy* Powder Metallurgy Lead at a Caverting Material Other Metallurgical ReMarch Cereado* Reinforced Lead Lead Chnleals Lead Poll Contingencies Total Por Rsearch approved but act yet started AAdniitretive E^enees, 1958 A&slnlrtretlv# Expense*, 1959 TOTAL RESEARCH 25,000 -- as 5,000 3.000 - - 33,000 |1#2,0QO_ . .#172.108 - _ .#302,808 #12,000 10,000 20,000 12,000 18,000* 27,000 5,000* 25,000* . 1.000** #130,000 1130,000 #12,000 7,400 10,000 - 12,000 - 27,000 es as #68,406 as . 68,400 #18,000 10,000 20,000 15,000 - 20,000 30,000 20,000 30,000 20,000 37.000 #220,006 61,600 20,000 38.000 #339,600 * Rot yet contracted for* ** Included additional #12,000 used for cable rtesthing research l P > 6 i . :' yjyrsi^owy^fWb,omi03Mi80iiWF9gMgW*^*yM^J9*^ LI A1703B ms ws ekcjct ?*! 3 Nevbsr 12, 1959 The activities of Ihl* Division *r* under th* general guidance of an Ad visory Ccecitta# composed of representative* of ed Metal* Division of Ameri- cn So It ing and Refining Co., Bunker Hill Co., Gardiner Hatal Co., Murdock Lead Products Co., Rational Load Co., St. Joseph load Co., and Chitad Stataa Seelting Refining A Mining Co. The architectural firm of Skidmore, Owing* and Xarrill was engaged to nek* a study of ths uaa of laad In building* and to reooaesnd method* of expanding this uaage. This report was received near tha and of September, 195. Maanwiila, ths actiritlaa of this Division war# oonductad during th* currant year without major changs. Maid work was continued with Honor 3. Tataan contacting pitchers, city officials, builder* and sobs architects in tha interests of laad products, for tha first time wa had two four-pays catalogs in Swaet'e Catalogs for architects and light construction builders. One dealt with plushing, the other with sheet netel work. Wa continued to publieias lead usage In "lead1* and in trade mage*In**, including chemical aa well as building construction, lead Construction Bulletin No. 2 was reprinted because of the heavy demand. We exhibited at the Hass Buil ders Show, Plunders1 Show and National Chemical Kxpoaitloc. We continued to sell our book, "Lead Work for Modern Plvskbing* at cost to plaibera* apprentices. It la cm an official text book of the wilon-eponeored training progrea. We stgiplled a Judge of laad work for the international pluabers' apprentice contest and an in structor for ths instructor training program held simultaneously. We presented a paper on lead chadcal construction before the annual seating of the National Association of Ccrrcsicr. tnglreere. The Solder Committee coexisted the manuscript for a Soldering Handbook now In process of being published by the American Welding o Society. Considerable publicity has been obtained for lead both in building and chadcal construction through talks before engineering and architectural group*, article* in trad* papers and in "Lead," and wide circulation of reprint* of ar ticles prepared by ua. "V Th* following progras is rsoosaanded for 1999 after giving do* considera tion to the Skidsore, (brings and Merrill stodyi 1, Sweet* i Cat aloe - On specific recasssendstlon of Skidsore, Owings and Merrill, wa hare renewed our catalog* in Sweet's for 1959 to be paid out of 1958 budget and believe that provision should be made in the 1959 budget for I960. Aa extra color ha* been added, as recces,tetided. 2t Construction Bulletins - Our series of "Lead Construction Bulletins," three of which have been issued to date, should be continued end expended. 3. Myers - Six bl-nonthly one-peg* flyer* describing specific building Job* using lead, with engineering details of the lead work, should be issued. Lt Handbook - A handbook of details for the installation of lead work should bo published. Much of th* ground work has already been done for such a book. This would be a non-recurring expense, at least for some years. It__ Tilting Scam of our advertising space in "%>gln**rlng Kews-Beoord" should be devoted to wch engineering applications of lead at anti-vibration pods, lubri cating bases for arches, and bearing plates for bridges* 6. Consultant - Aa architectural consultant ahould be retained to guide us la ths type of material that would be helpful to architect* and builders* * US'IITP J W"- iiyij- jw.,n 'W is'iwyta-j! 'Mjgipaipi 1 '( v1 '"1 |l|Sig<Mi-,,i:y/*.V'| w LIA17039 '1v^--*i -*4lflW' ` t^l*.-W I 1 i*> Metallic Lead Product* j |Sorst>r 12, 19Jt i i0 7. l'L*d11 - TTii publication ihould continue to ba distributed to architect*. Thu la contrary to Ski<Xora, Chfinf & Mar-rill'* raeoenandeticn* but v* f**l that th# ooat 1* cocpsrstireLy amll er.l that w* ratalvo a sufficiently larg* Busbar of inquiria* frcn archltact* a* a result of It to warrant th* coot. i L t, Exhibits - W* should continue to aAlbit at tha Hoe* Builder*, Pluofcara, and : CMscical Shows, but tha lattar should not b* charfad to this budget bacausa of tha Tarlaty of product* displayed. ii 9. Chattlcal Cor,a*.ruction - Thla should continue to b* pub11el*ad through tachnical paper*, articlaa in th* trad* praaa and in "Load,* and wide circulation of ra- prlnta. - 10. Meld Work - Maid work with plunder*, builder#, archltact* nd chaodcal en gineer* should ba contlnuad. Th* Adrlaery Coorxitta* with** to call to th* attan- * tlcn of th* Industry Development CoBBlttaa and Board of Director* that this flald work 1* of such importance that considsratlon oust soon ba given to raplacanant of Kr. Vataan, V>o 1* due for retirement In thra* year*, and that It would b* advie- abla to hare two flald man during th* last two year* of Kr. Tatxan's sarrlca to halp braak la a aaw asa. - ! t 11. Text Book - Our wipply of tha text book, "Lead Work for Modern Plumbing,* 1* dapletad. A* it 1* now an official taxi book for tha national plrwMng apprentice r progran It should b* raprlntad. To data 11,000 coplas hara baan distributed and i our astir* original cost racer*rad. It 1* recocmanded that 5,000 additional copla* i b* printed and sold at cost so that tha cost will b* raeorwrad orar th* next four . or fir* yaars. 12. Kslllr.r list* - for tha diraet mall advertising suggested our mailing Hats . ahouid b# aatsrially expanded, baaad on list* of actlr* archltact* and builders supplied u* by Sweat'* Catalof. 13. F.e*srch - Sararal research projects ar* raccceendad to th* Eaaaarch Dlractor and 7 acini cal Steering Ccaxsltta*. Th*** should Include! a. Development of engineering data on laad asbastoa antl-rlbratioo pad*. i b. A basic study of laad alon* and In combination with otbar material* for both ribration and sotsid attenuation. c. Development of thin lead laminations for inexpensive moisture proof ing and oorrosloo protection. d. Development of lead coated plastle forma for prefabricated appliestlcn* In building* such as spandrels, gutter*, gravel atops. 1b* plastic would supply rigidity and th* lead protect the plastic frem weather. I jI ..i nU fB lW P 1 lOWt A budget for the support of thla program^ exclusive of research, fbl- !f p iy w u "fn i i 'i ' i w w u y m >i iw w w f p i p p s iwnp J fjP W V ~'ri:fiiri'ilirig8rrir^ IQ^-fMCWHW* i^nw.iian^#iu m .gy"j'iMH MP!B^j> W*9* 1PV& 4 ! ni^jywi w.i".pwfyiww^fwpu LIA1704C ' -"- --" miii i 'i ~ litf i ii-~~ir if~L~ 'n- ir - - -rt ,r^ - ! f "***' n ................ ;o 4 Metallic Lead Product* GALLIC UUP PftXXTO Fag* 5 terreober 12, 1958 PiHKt C0tt Salarlea 4 Social Security Ttni Consulting Pees Sweet's Catalog Construction Bulletins flyers Handbook Advertising Reprints Apprentice Contact Cccvsnticna 4 Ediiblte Trrral Roprint-Plxafcers* Text Book Mailing lift Expansion Klecsllaneous fatal Direct Coat* Sen-recurring axpaneea Indlract Coatat Salaries Publicity "Load" Trrral Total Indirect Costa Approved Budget . 1958 Estimated Expenditure* 1959 17,500 6,000 2,400 * m 1,000 600 7,000 5,500 * 3.000 33,000 7,700 150 8,000 900 - 500 500 10,000 6,000 - JJOO 37,050 5,500 2,000 3,500 3.000 14,000 5,600 2,000 3,500 3.500 14,600 Skldsore, Owing* 4 Msrrill Surrey 20,000 17,000 TOTAL 67,000 $68,650 Balance, January 1, 1958 Transfer froc Industry Darelojaent Fund "Lead Work for Modem Pluoblng" Receipt* Leesi Expenditure# Estimated Balance, January 1, 1959 $12,20405 67,000.00** _iS2*2 79,^54 &a$S2iffl 11,004.15 ** Included $20,000 fro* Industry Development fund for Skl<Mre, Owing* 4 Merrill Report ftecoBEanded Budget 1959 18,000 2,000 8,000 3,000 3,000 15,000* 6,000 1,000 500 6,000 5,500 4,500* 500 1.500 <K,503 6,000 3,000 3.500 3.500 it.oob - $82,500 ; (V * . Ii 1P| JHM.W H IPPHIII^ IP.1 IIA Si 'PI '-? f'lF1, i eiJ.ii*yii^ ..,i ii^^'rftflSnftiltane^ 'iiimmiHiiH 1 mm.mw m im'V3 LIA17041 tfems i I ft|i t AND CHgSSO Iwwitr 12, 1?JI This prop-aa haa b**r. conduct*! under th* guidance of th* Red Lead Tech nical Ccerltte* on which th* Bunker Hill Co., E**i*-Plch*r Co., Hamcnd Lead Prod uct*, Inc., Rational Lead Co., *JY! hat*rn Lead Product* Co., *r represented, ! with Dr. 1. L. C*rrlci, until tr.i* iuar, when ho retired, professor of ch*ti*tr7 I at th* Ikilverelty of Michigan, a* chairman and consultant. Ir. 1959 w* add*! half-tin* to our *rtaff, Mr. Owen f. 8hob*, for many years technical paint rprvor.*.*t i v of th* (Hidden Co., and a a*ab*r of our Cawitte* Inc* It* orgoniaatior, In 191-3' Mr. Shob* ha* been Making pr*onal call* on high way engineer*, government official*, railroad*, oil otepsnl** and ether larg* paint u**r in the inter*at of l*ad paint*. Our advertising achedul*, *dsleh feiturea rad l*ad paint* for highway struc ture*, waa lncr*a**d froc 6 parti in on* color in "&-.gln*ring Mawt-Rsoord" in 1957 to 11 pag*a in two oolora In th* la* aagasin* la 195*. On* nw Red l*ad Technical L*Ur, dealing with a formulation developed or*r a p*riod of aiz year* in our *xpo*ur* tatting progrw* that proved superior for gau.rnlx*d surface*, waa la*u*d and sailed to our list of about 11,000 paint askere and user*. Chir publicity both in Lead" and in trad* paper* wa* *t*pp*d up. 1 Market *urr*y of th* ahip building and aalntananca industry wa* ccapleter It indlcat** a rjtstantial Market for anti-coiToalv* paint* and that generally th* hip owrvsr determine* th* kind of paint to b u**d. It al*o indicate* a n**d for coral d*r*bl* *ducation of ahlp owwr aa a result of lnaccurat* conception* they have about paint. This potential earket la *atlnat*d at upward* of 5,000 tons psr y*ar baaed on th* us* of antl-con-osir* paint on a typical ahlp and th* total tco- nag* to b* constructed and naintainad. Th* latter mrkt 1* by far tbs larger Of th* two. Two now exposure t**ting progran* war* started during th* ysar. Cb* deals with * nw wotting additive that could greatly increase th* **rric*bility of red lead paint* and th* other a rtudy of red lead paint* n. certain other fomulatlcns and proprietary paints. A new t**t progrM to develop a alngl*-coat paint with good tint r*tntlon for fan*, highway and other sschinery, ba**d on lead *illco-chroo*t, 1* also being planned. Thia ia a fiald in which very littla lead pigment la now used. It should be noted here that red lead for paint waa one of tbs faw land products to show an lncreate in 1957 over 1956, th# tonnage* being 15,993 and 14,331 respectively, an incre*** of nearly 12 p*r cent. Al*o, for th* flrrt ser*o Months of 1958 red lead in paint declined only 4 per cot ccnpared with an over-all 4-c11 --* in lead ccnrwption of over 20 per oent. The Red Lead Technical Ccsedttee reocMManda th* followii^ progrsM for 19591 I. Scoo* - Chang* th* nan* of th* Coaaltt** to Plgesnt* Technical Cvnltts* and ladud* in th* *cop* of it* work th* us* of whit* l*sd for top coat* and the new lssdailioo-chrooat* pigment (now produced by two eeb*rs) for top eoeta sad In ocebinstlon with red lssd for priMer* where lower cost is needed. It Is not intended to try to displace red lead wher* It is giving satisfaction but to us* th* new pigMSt to help ocapete against other lower coat paints. ii a mbhw i i wi i i i ff inji i. mm vmvm WWgr 'l fWFfi'"1.*''"* mI.jy. I M HUM. ............................. n iI I[IDUWI PBJIU. l milimU'OTII . l| IW"'l l ."'l l W'l" H ipfpB W m m uy i>r mwn i;i fyy- '*?+# LIA17042 i 1- i .Q Ptgnente and Chnaleale Pag 7 howMbr 12, 1958 2_j__ Advarti tiTJt - Lncrssa* tha present idrarti ,ir.g echadula aoderately by addition of aace space in "Karins B^ginoerl!v/L^, in the "Anerican Road Builder," and in "Roads er.i Streets." This reconcent**, ion la intend*! to ccrror tha asarine narkat and to intensify coverage of tba highway earkwl which la constantly ax; ending. 3. Direct Kail - laaua thraa nrw Technical Letters on uarine paints, fern and high way equipc-c:.*. paints, and a coc; Hatlor. of tha bast fonsulatlcns free earlier Letter enry of which ara now out of print. Also, to laaua a aodast salaa brochurs on load pignenta for sarins uaa. 4. PtfclicltT* - Continue to put11 alas laad paint* a* Intensively a* poaalbla la "Lead" and in trad* paper* reaching paint usar*. 5. Exposure Tsrtlnt - To initial# a new t#*t progran on one-coat finish** for fans, highway and other aacbinary and codinu* test prograns now on exposure which has* net bean completed. 6. Personnel - Continue to retain Dr. Carrick as consultant and the half-tin* eerTl;ci of Mr. Sheba for field work. PUMP following 1* budget to support the reccsasendod program of the Sod Load Technical Cased tie* for 1959 conpared with tha approved budget and aat lasted expen ditures for 1953, broken down to ehow direct sad indirect costs allocated to lead plgeaot pronotioni Direct Cost Si Consulting fees Salaries Advertising Spec* k Production Market Survey Direct Mail Test Program* Miscellaneous A Contingencies Total Direct Costs Approved Budget 19?? 1,500 5,A00 14,800 900 5,400 1,500 1.000 130,500 Estimated Expenditures 1958 *1,300 5,400 14,800 900 1,800 1,300 .1x222 *^6,500 Recoanendad Budget 1959 *1,500 5,400 20,000 6,000 1,500 .2x522 *35,900 Indirect Co*t* Salaries Travel Lead" Publicity Total Indirect Costs Total Direct Costs Total Expenditures 3,100 4,000 3,200 2.000 *12,300 30.500 itzTdOO 2,900 5,000 3,200 2.000 *13,100 24.500 *39^8 4,100 5,000 3,500 2.500 I!; 35.900 *51,000 Balance, January 1, 1958 Transfer fron Industry Dsvslopnsnt find Least Expenditure* Estimated Balenoe, Decoder 31,1958 *4,324.72 *gP?agg 47,124.72 39.600,00 *7,524.72 i^jipwn!^j;Mti;ss^piwi^yoiuii. stwwn fsaaeies iwm>_ JW'.of'aujfW -<wnr- a, ^rfier "*ri 1-U^W*1 Him ; I wn h.jbp t .- mmji -/;y.asa*nBVTM' LI M.7043 asansai Pag* 8 Kevssber 12, 1958 This program hat bean conduct ad under tha guidance of tha Camlet Tech o nical Cctaaittaa on which tha S*f--Richer Co., Hacnor.l Load Produett, Inc., tUtlcnal Load Co., and Wattarn Laid Produett Co., ara repre sooted, with Dr. John H. Koenig, diraetor, School of Ceraaic, Rutgers University, earring as eha1roan and eeoeulttd tC In 1958 our advertising achadult waa expanded souswhet to Include 12 pages in "Ceraaic Aga," and 6 pages in "Ceradc Kewv," in addition to 12 pages each la "C-rtcic Industry," and "Bulletin" of tha American Ceramic Society aa in tha pre vious year. TSm L-pege euppl saints to "load in tha Caraado Industries" ware publishel od di atrlbutad, with a third in preparation which it la hoped to distribute before thu ------* Twenty permanent educational exhibit a vara oc^leted for donation to endvertitiee with accredited ceraaic aohoola and 18 wero dlatrihuted to tha following achonlai Sew lark State Collage of Cerealct at Alfred, Chio State University, Ihuvoraity cf Xllinoie, Pennsylvania State thlvarslty, Georgia Institute of Technc. cfj. Worth Caroline Stats College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, West Virginia University, University of Texas, University of Washington, Uriversity of California, (Berkeley), University of California, (Loa Angelas/, Iowa State College, Missouri School cf Kirea, University of Utah, Rutgers University, University of Toledo end Clisaocn Agriculture Ccllege# The three graduate research fellowships an lead la eerodee setabliabed last year were renewed and six additional fellowship* established, fellowships sup ported by L.I.A. for the acadteic year 1958-1959 are aa foil Two: Rutgers - 2 fellowships - lead la electronic and other ceradc bodies Illinois - 2 feilwrship# - lead la low-firing porcelain enamels Ohio State - 1 fellowship - lead (lease for sanitary ware and clay sewer pipe Pear. State - 1 fellowship - phase diagrams inrolviag leed oxide Alfred - 1 fellowship - leed la glees California (Berkeley) - 1 fellowship - leed ferroelectric* Clsoeon - 1 fsllwnhlp - lead glaaes for structural clay products each as brick- lead 1a ceredes received considerable publicity through our ow quarterly "leed," through releases to cersole aagasines, and through papers given at ceradc meetings at least sobs of which were the result of work done under one of our fel lowships. We were able to Increase our field contacts with the ceradc industries both through attendance at acre ceradc meetings and personal visits to companies engaged la the ceramic industries. The Cermslc# Technical CoMdttee reocasaonds the following program for I9$tl - Maintain the present schedule of 12 pages la "Ceradc Industry," "Bulletin" of the American Ceradc Society and "Ceradc Age," and 6 pages la "Cereal, lews." Add 6 pages oa lead in porcelain anomala in "Metal Product Manufacturing" iPUpwiiuBa ".wiytwr' j.aaan.^pap `yew"' - ' .-IJ*jp'.WM'PWpiipiH.H 'Bd"*l ' 3f' r. y^j)Mag}MWw*rsagB' '"''I' 11 A1 7044 O ! CarMica Fags 9 Kraster 12, 195# and 6 page* on lead [liitt foi rtructural clay product In "Brick and Clay Haoord.* Um four color* in aaowi of th# ad a where color of tha product la laportant. 2t Dir*cl .Hall - laeu* additional avppieoar.ta to "Lead In tha Caraadc Industrlee" aa euiiec..# jaaterial baecaaa arallable. It la anticipated that two or thro* addi tional Wipplaaanta ahould be iaauad la 1959. 3. Publicity - Corrilnu* to obtain a a eaich publicity a a poaalbla through caraadc trad* journal#, papaira at eeraaie Mating!, and "Deed.* A. .Trraocaal - Cantina* to retain Or. Koenig aa conaultant and conadttee chairwen. iui* aa many ataff contact* with th* cersaic indartry a* poaalbla. 5--**t*tfSh - Thi* la cor*rad undar th* progran for orar-all Indurtry research tnatad on peg* 13of thla report. It ahould ba notad that a patant waa recently laauad to ona of th* large frit warm facturer* corering low-firing, lead-bearing porcalain enaoeela for ateel, tTt.ra not nuch load la now uaad. Thla la lndlcatira of tha thinking In tha anaaalliV industry and th* future poaalbllltl** of load. Alao, vdiila only a few hundred tx i of lead are now being uaad annually on porcalain enapalled aluninus, a pareonal corT-uraatlen with Alooa lndlcattt thalr confidence In th* rapid expansion of this artist. BCTCP following la a budget to eupport the recocMnded prograa of the Ceraadee Technical Ccaasitte* In 1959 compared with tha approred budget and eetiaated espendl- turaa for 195#, broken dew to ahow direct and Indirect coata allocated to carawlc prcnotlons Approrad Budaet Est lasted Expenditure* Kecconanded Budget Slruv .CgHtl Consulting faee 195# *1,500 Supplaaente to "lead In Ceraale Induetrlae" 5,000 Collage inhibit* 3,500 Raaaarch Fallowahlps 27.000 Adrertieiag Space 4 ProAjctien 12.000 Kleeellaneoua & Contlngenciaa 1,200 Deficit fra PreTloua Tear Total Direct Coata t-L222 152,300 (a) Inelndad la R*a*arch Budget -Bar 5,000 3,700 27,000 12,000 1,000 .-jagg *5l730 -Bar 4,000 () 20,000 1,500 *37553 felicity Security Tax** Treeel Total Indirect Coats Total Direct Coata Total E^enditures Balance, January 1, 195# Traaafar froa Induatry Derelopaant find lea* i Eieendlturee Xatlaatted Balance, December Jl, 195# 5.500 2,000 1,200 ,10 4,630 2,000 1,200 1.500 * 9?3*> 51,220 60^5 *-1,020.61 $LL,S9S7Q9t.S39S &3B 6,000 2,500 1,500 27.500 *597j njwjwaw- j'j.'r -ipie.ijgjier 1--' *k it ii iiaiieBii*ii1 M '11JQJB'1 LI A 170 45 i i *> j ;) eadiatxch smgjno Pag# 10 Hovesbar 12, 195* Ho sellable figure* are availabl* on th ale* cf this market, yet there can ba llttla doubt of It* importance and future growth. Tha nurber of industrial end rcsscrch Icbcrctcrics r u.iuvii* h.Lrlela it growing rapidly and each employ* from a frw tent to 25 or aiora ton* of load ahl.ldlng to asy nothing of shipping container* for trar.aport of radioactive sateriaia which mey run frea a few pounds to 10 or mere tona aach. Ship raactora arplcy free 1J0 to 500 ton* or aoro of laad aach and tha future appear# to ba definitely on* of nuclear propulaion. [hiring tha paat year we have continued to gather information and engineer ing data on the uae of lead for ahialding and to give thla uae of laad publicity through "Laad" and other madia. A aacond maober of tha staff vaa secret *V cleared thla year. Wa are eenring on an A.2.T.X. coasittae dealing with radiation shield ing. We believe that sufficient reliable baterial la now available to ua to warrant tha publlcsticn of a aeriea of bi-monthly leaflet a 4rt,4"g with englnaarlng aapacta of laad ahialding for circulation to a mailing liet of acme 2,500 nuclear englnaera which wa have ertabllahed. Otharwiaa, no major change in this program is ratr--andad at thia tlma. Budget data follows BPDCP Piract Costas Technical Bulletins Kiacallaneoaa Total Direct Costa Approved Budget -1958 48 Estimated Expenditures -- 1958 Baiumwiilid Budget 1959 #3,000 #3^ Indirect Costas Salaries Travel Total Indirect Costa Total Direct Coats Total Expenditure* 3,500 1.000 #4,500 a-522 #5,000 3,500 .-522 #4,000 2 #4,300 4,500 1.000 3.500 #97o65 Balance, January 1, 195* Trenafer from Industry Develofanthod Lassi Expenditures Estimated Balance, Decamber Jl,195* #921.74 5.000.00 5,921.74 A.300.00 #1,621*74 1 ..,:niw >x.ypap.'iTt>.'w-.' etv-i.a'e.^-aaiewwyiiwweewteugcw' am * i wemMnVMWtaieii t b. L 4 i % t ib' 3" eS-,* S & 8ru ir LI A1704b '* n 'i i-.vrtfh'`nrffttrti itnk-fmnrtirfAk bwsibmi gr*a.ynaHa rag# u. Reraober 12, 1951 At the suggestion of th* Electric Storage Battary Coopery w# have bean In vestigating with then th* potential narkat for laad-acld atorag* battarias In in i dustrial application* such aa industrial true*# for nstarlals handling, Kina looo- s^.ire*, rtsM-by, *tc. Ir. tho industrial truch field th; principal cp*titiui la l with gasoline and prepan* powered truck*. Hara th# potential additional market for laad, exclusive of replacement, la aatlaatad at a glnln-a of 17,000 ton# of laad par yw. It la fait that a aixpl# advertising, publicity and dlract Kail promotion progran to support th# advertising now being dona by th* battary conpanlaa and Da kar* of alactrlc truck# would b* helpful In capturing thla tarkat. Alee, th# Bas har* of tha Association ahould ba prarallad upon to re--aucin* tha poasibilltiaa of laad battary powar In thair o*e operations. first, It la propoaad to prepare a nodest brochura with arvginearing and coat data for circulation to tha managasant of L.X-A. nasbera. Sacond, an adrertiring campaign consisting of 6 two-thirds-paga ada oach in "Busin##* Week" and "factory Management and Maintenance" 1* propoaad. That* media ara aalactsd to reach both top management and factory nanagmnt since material* handling e^tlpmani i la oftan a na^or capital ajpenae and both group* nay lsfluanc* ita purchaa*. Tha brochura would also b* used to answer Inquiries received froo advertising. Three, case hlitorlea wuld be publicised in "Lead" and approprlata trada papers. Tha detail* of thla progr would ba worked out with the cooperation of Exlde, other industrial battary aanufacturara, and alactrlc truck nanufacturera* A recommanded budget for 1959 follow#t i rJDCTT Direct Costal Bacooaendad 1959 Advertising Spec# 4 Production il9,S Brochure 2,500 Klacallneooo -.500 Total Direct Coats 1^,500 Ifr&re* frrtu Salaries Ptilidty "Lead- Total Indirect Coata Total Direct Coeta Total Coata a 2,500 500 eJS "4 % i .-^yis.gwgsi I lUPIl i i lJ 11H P 1HW!)JP I I HII| . ! II. iH .11 LI A17047 *sr?**n I 1O i P*ge 12 Ikna6r 12, 1958 To tie in with th# stepped up research prcgraa and to dieaaninat# as wide ly poaaible technical information about lead which will enoourag* other* to try lead In new product* and do research on lead thanselv* a, a new technical eerrlca ur< was eddrd tc the stiff early In ths pear. Aisi> approval xrss pKtsl tc exhibit at the 1959 Daaign Inline*ring Show and w* have contracted for epas*. The Show will be In Kay of next year. Alao, the tenor of "Lead" ha* been changed to plac* sor* asphaai* on the nany new application* of lead which our ataSt 1* turning up. The following general program 1* recosnanded to encourage the ua* of lead In new product* while at the aan* tine providing technical aarvice and praselion of existing product*1 1. Direct Hail - Continue publication of "lead* on a quarterly baeie. 2. Exhibit* - Continue to exhibit at the Design taglneerlng Show is 1960. Centime to exhibit at th* Cheoical Show is 1959 but no longer charge the 00at to Metallic lead Product* becauaa of th* diversity of products exhibited. 3. AdvertItirjt - Initiate a campaign baaed on the properties and new uee* of lead in "Material* for Design Engineering* and "Product Engineering." Six black end whit* pages is each are suggested. in Technical Service - Add one nore technical service nan to work is the field with users and potantlal utart of lead and to help in preparation of nore technical pub licity a*ter1*1. BUDGET dedi To support the foregoing ndationa the following budget is reccman Lead" Technical Service Exhibits Advertising Space and Production Total Approved Budget 1958 112,000 15,000 5,000 T- -- 132,000 letlasted Expenditures ____ 1938 _ 112,000 12,000 5,000 *29,000 Eaecwended Budget 1959 *12,000 30,000 10,000 *61,000 ' 'H nwig-y .apyw*'l1^-- '"W1 'WByiyaifWW?|IJ. .I^iapeec'iw.,;;,ijgv^aiiii;l,.t I- LI A 17048 iI j . A ~r M. .. , : Pag* 13 ovsefcar 12, 1958 K*ZZXXX 1t Tb# Technical Steering Coessitt** ha* approval tha raccanatndationa for research In 1959 contained herein. Thl* haa beer. don* with th* und-rat ending that fund* for project* already approved but not cosplatad or atartad will be Mad* avail* * abl* In addition to th* now work proposed. i Cabls Sh*thlr. * An asparinantal continuous extrusion pros* waa built by tha Join Rocertson Co., at a coat of ace* 130,000 to thaw. It waa inatallad at Chair plant i and began experimental op*ration In Kay, 1953. Sine* then w* hava supported th# ! i axpariaental propraa to produce laad-ailcy call# abaathlng continuously at a coat of 11,500 par north until th* and of 1953. Work la procreaning satisfactorily, with arsenical alloy* now being artrudad with aooo degree of auccata. Anticipating that th* prograa augr not b* fully completed by th* year-end and that wa aay wlah to taat othar alloy*, it wa* fait wlaa to prorid* for continuing th* work through 1959 on a provisional baala, with th* Robertson Co. baarlng about half tha coat of tha tasting aa thay ara to data. Relativity - Thl* prograa at haw fork Ikilveraity raally only got under full ataae about Saptaesbar 1st. It waa fait that sine# such of th* work la quit# basic and would ravaal data requiring further study in nor* apaclfic araaa of application, f provision should b* aad* for its coctinuanca for another yaar on tha aaaaa finan cial basis. L**d Allcre - Thl* project at Araour Research Foundation waa started about July 1st "- under a contract for on* yaar. Inawch aa th* original proposal contemplated ad ; ditional work on nor* conplax alloy* aftar th* first yaar, it wat fait daalrabla to i provid* for continuing th* work for another yaar. . 1 Powder Hetallurrv - Recant work, particularly on aluninun haa rsvaalsd tha possibil ity cf uslr.g let! powder at a naan* to fabrication of laad product* with laproved physical propart lee. It waa fait that thl a possibility could not b# overlooked aad that provision should b* aad* for sen* investigation In this flald. Laad a* a Cepertir.s Material - Thl* project waa started about July 1st under a si*north contract with halt ell* Manorial Institute. Inawiuch aa result* to data hava not bean encouraging it is racoaeMndad that tha project be tarsdnatad at th* tod of tha project and no provision sad* for it in 1959. i Other MataTlorrical Research - Proposals are under consideration froa Battalia msA othar research organisations for work with aga-hardenlng alloys and on othar Metal lurgical aspect*. It was also fait advisable to support on* or two research fel lowship* at th* thlvarsity of. Melbourne, which already haa wida experience with laad Metallurgy. Th*refora, it is recconandad that provision b* aad* for additional work in this field than that* projects have bean fully evaluated. ? 3 Cr<Pic> - Rina graduate research fellowship* on laad in various phases of oanales era being supported at seven different collages during th* 1956-1959 academic yaar. Thay average $3,000 In value for a total of $27,000. It is raco--ended that tha*a < t be oontiausd for th* 1959-1960 acadwale yaar with provision for one naw fellowship. r t- ''WWIi 1W*11wa^aeai"*mMHWgtl eyiMi ,i| LIA170A9 Research Pegs 14 Bovedbsr 12, 195* Reinforced Lead - A preliminary tevte an fiber-glasa reinforced lead were dis couraging, e proposal froo Anacmr was SEtsrtalned on rslnforcMant of lMd by fslted flbsrs as developed by thae and 11* acceptance It reeomended. As only 15,OX bit been approp.risted for this study ind ths Amour proposal Mil for $25,000 for on* year, the difference mi added to ths 1959 budget* Lesd Chemicals - A revised proposal for work la this fiild hit besn received fro* Arthur 0. Little, Inc., for oni yur it $36,000. Another proposal for one year at $25,COO froo research laboratories In Utrecht, Holland, which developed tho organs tin ocepound*, 1 alio undir consideration. Thi littir li a basic atudy and tha fornor aaphaslses utilisation atudiis of lead ocapowds. Thi suboccsdttee favors carrying forward both projects simultaneously in thii important field* Lad Pell - Tha Coaeittai racomandi work on load foil vtd laalnetlcns with other materiel* for various application! such ai watei--proofing, oorroaioo protaction and sound attenuation in coop*rat ion with Broken Kill, td>o ban already boon working along sons of thaaa linaa* CordLr-xencles - A contingency fund ia recoenanded because of a number of poeaibUitiea for research that are being investigated by the Director of Research and other* which nay sake proapt action deairabla during the year with, of course, appropriate committee approval* Atejnls*. ratlve - The estimated administrative expanses for 1959 are to provide a* anistant and another secretary and the necessary traveling expense*. Provision la also sade for reimbursement of advances aide by L.I.A. for adninlrtratlve expenses in 195, including the cost of securing a Director of Research through Boot, Allen and Hamilton* Wo budget figurei are appended bare aa they appear in detail ia tha in troductory sect loo of this report, page 1 and 2* 'i Hr*wyw*ii ,