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L IA09308 c:?z Ar?Hcr4TT %n:r -..i Eeo Tcrh, 9. T August 30, IS34. i A c -k ' ' of t' - C-'i Author! <- for tv> La-id I- C 'i-tsf eras Wli v: -cting, i. - -'<. 0, if; -it iO-Or A. 2., la Vno ird ficoa i *.\e La tale Ca-ycr.?, iu Rector Streot, Sea Teel, ii. Y. ^T`i* Clictoa K. Cre.^3, taiTEsa T?, Y. <3. Fuat JchjL A. IsLarthy P. 6. Sprague c. s. Jr. 0. A. CaUniita f. B. *LSSl<MJt , a. E. Brush (ECCC2?Asled toy 8. U. Levleon) 9. 0. Eechormaa Harold Rose George 9. farcy, Admialatration Meat*? f. X. 9or*#er, Secretary. Tha alr.utee of the Third Coda Authority Beating of July 27 vere approved. EIGHT HOUR DAT REPORT Tho Secretary called the attention of the Coda Authority to the foot that the provisions of tha Coda re quired a report to the Adainletrator on the eight-hour day in the Mining Division toy September 4 and stated that a re port was non toeing prepared and that ha erpectad to have it ready for Bubal salon to the Coda Authority In acple tlaa for it to bs toolited to tha Rational Heoovery Administration. It *.-* sored end ceconded that tha Secretary, after oonoluding tha report on the eight hour day, subait hie re port to the Code Authority by call and eo that aotlon Bight be expedited in the dispatch of the report to the Adainlstrator, he toe authorised to Ball it, after consulting Coda Authority Members, upon receipt of the approval of the *Jority. Motion carried. uwauu. **&T!UG&swyi fith reepeot t > tha Safety and Health prograa, the Secretary reported pro.,: .>< nr, , h ,* accu^-tion of a large anount of *.teri*t for v. > cf the Ar`*'orlty. L IA09309 V f g As *. feud ? i> f"6. i' -s fcr tit# \oti of * plan Xo: &a Su .?ial f;..Usicui* i^t-rd by 6r.^rj.ber the Srcren^y re; thar. h-:; t* . r-t yet re c -I a ole. Iftce- r:>* r* tfoa cx* St-s v ;.'Hon sw.c*' hoi t;?o?blcd v..o enda X. .'it? at Its ^_:" rc.i - r." - r. ' /./>: r* r;-'r:; in . ;. rli/ of tb.. C.-U I - . ' .t .-' \ . Vi % - f- iAi'C* 1. - -..1 - 1 *' t tr? V? i Z::-- - I j ; ." * ' litter fror. :' > ',- sintetrsiw >- - - t, As: .' s 14, ISid, (:i ....._ ; ;' At tach^), tith & copy Oa /,,'-lirastrativ* *.. '.'; ~G3. Sa tr:.oi? af the eaisff.r- ts9c>:. !d-ty-.*tib *** *$ to tJw 0t?,t'i8 of It!; . it vs.' s e&vsd ad ed02'd that tbs . oa beissli c? tbe- Cc-t? Aitiw- tty, re.y-Aset the fidalalsv; c.vt? Ccr ea tsteialea 'if v ;^-5 to Boro:.'.. :? 4, ti!~? for tbs tulaic-.iea of a plea isr Ko,j4CUSl Xadueoriel Relations soar4 to c-;.r iba Load Industry a.a re quired by Artlole 71, best Ion 6 (b). - Motion carried. 07HTIHE AP KASDICAPPSD EMPLQTCS3 DATA Tie Chairman culled attention to tie receipt of data fro* ceabera ooverlng overtime and handicapped employees, sup-- plied on Torsi 1, 2 and 3 of tie'Code Authority, which are now available for tie scrutiny of tie Code Authority. It was sored and seconded that tie returned font and siall&r data submitted in the future by aeahers with rei! peot to overtime and handicapped eeployees under Article III, Section} (b) and (g) and Article IV, Section 6, be Subaltted to the Corernoent representative on tie Code Authority for bis exaslnatlon, subsequently filing the and that tie Secre tary notify Deputy Administrator Janssen of this aotlon. Uotlon carried. mssx ! Tie Chairman called attention of tie Cod# Authority to the unflniehed busineee with respect to saving subscrip tions to the budget upon a voluntary or Mandatory basis. It was bo v#d and seconded that the Code Authority for the Lead Industry, until further notice adopt a voluntary baala of caking *uioriptlons to tie Code Authority for the h P' rt LIA09310 Si>gp!fgBjipf< Le'.i It,-' in accordance *th th* taid-jr-it luWitUi Jvir -> S. i &.ad filsd with the minutes of tbs. Second Cods Authority meeting. Katies carried. r-' r - ;-?s Ths ffi-xii-actn prfeostcC tfea trtfi Itrj ef feubiEc-rr} s-'.lc'i ees ocati^es'ctl'--;. '-5 a r2*a a lizzii.cz ;% V; ' ..is C:vrv.t-' ;>. v :t L- ?ia!S8*.&e4 X; tive v:- $. c .< permits t i.s.tvery A'>'cifi- tmteii offic!iils -.4 tr,i'.z ^kz-Azs 'i-ylsista bsi^ <, ias #ad;la*s Ls.-'?"W.'S9 to tL-s fces*i S.^Eanes, EetaLllo Lead P?o- Cacis cad Fail Civisicna It na regularly rvoved and seooaded that th ten tative pl&n for a Trad* Practice Complaints CoEalttee drafted by ths f.*orctary b* referred to the attention of the Chaireoa of the Lead Pigsents, Vetallio tesd Products and Metallic Toil ProJusts Eivlsioas, who are to cooperate with the Sec retary in a&ilng a revision for eutniesion by the Secretary i to Code Authority Ueahere prior to the next seating. i Motion carried. In reply to a suggestion that aeabera of the other two divisions sight he Interested in thle setter since fair trade practice provisions eight ti adopted by those divisions at soae later date,, the Chair*.an stated that there was no ob jection to Interested ecaoers of those divisions cooperating In ths preparation of the revised draft. SOPS STkm or BARTTE3 I yrgSTftT The Cha1roan reported the receipt by ths Secretary of correspondence froa Mr. Pearce of the Xatlonal Barytes Producers Association and Sational Recovery Administration officials with respect tc the code etatue of Barytes, (Ex hibit S' attached), the lapreeelon being gained fro* this cot repoadenoe that Barytes was to be placed under the Lead Cods. There being strong objections on the part of Code Authority Hesbers to the inclusion of Barytes in the Lead Cods It was resolved that the Code Authority for the Lead Industry 1 opposed to including Barytes in the Code of fair Oof-petition for the Lead Industry inasmuch ae the definitions in the '&d Code do not p*uvide for this inclusion and 3. * L IA09B11 It v- n fur-iter rteoTrpsj tbsi the Seeret&ry be tv e?ltorlsci to notify the idsinlctmtor of the opposition \l f-i the 5c-oa Authority to the inclusion at Eojryteo in its Lead Cats, tf- J- L.:< Motion carried. A petition froa tfc /aertcaa Ectal Co. Ltd., as cf t.ly 1?, ISS4, fcftvinj* been rooaive-d for the szeeptioa at tl ' tiled otfetps ijo'.-ais frfiaiBg Cerphny at <jprtss-t, Sipr frea the 2abc? ps-r-rlslftas of tts Lead Cods, actios t-ppa srhlch tad been deterred at ths Third Bseting of th. ts*:a featberity, a&d its Csprity Adsinistretor urg ing soli.-. upon the petition, ifvarp-octire at other pend- lug petitions It w&a eored and seconded that the petition of the Aaerlcaa Metal Co. Ltd., dated July 17, 10M for exesp11 or. frcs the labor provisions of the Lead Code for the Plant cf the United States Metals Seflning Coepany at Car teret, Sew Jersey be and is hereby approved and the Secre tary be instructed to foreard the petition with the endorse ment of the Code Authority for the Lead Industry for the ap proval of the Adainlstretor. itt t Motion wee carried with the voting ss follows: 1 i i j&fiHtiUJt ygg.n.Ti Messrs. Brush Callahan Bunt McCarthy Muloch Messrs. Eeachorsan Sprague i In opposing this notion Mr. Sprague stated that i while the Aaerican Metal Coepany, or others elallarly situa ted, clearly suffered an annoying and difficult situation and were entitled to relief, it was incorrect in principle \ for the Lead Cods Authority to approve any petition froa any | > ember which would result In giving that eesber an operating | ju advantage which oould not be equally available to all others engaged In cospetltlve lead operations. The quart ion of > ainib u s vage rates, as the A&eric&n Metal Coepany pointed out, is not involved. The result of the petition, If granted, i would enable the petitioner and its eeployees to enjoy the j j f i mpj w f m 111 LIA 09 312 ''1 * i i i ! defirs-9 prtciloul advaa*.^ in operation* of the averaging prov'.r. if-.n which could nr A i>> atfced for by the other 2'*-.6 aw-;J'.;;?no *v not ii-rrclfc-o io copper 'bperctlc K9. A prls-v re',>'--n5i.hnity of tbs enaa Authority ie to mir.l 1 n qvi&l ; it* ocpei.'iiea cpcrnticas tad a EifciA.k6 was f>e'- >, U; V.a opinion, by the C-sda Authority in t r~ !::.j t-. 1j - i's-rrS Os t\~ i.": -- -nss fcviSit ,-~ <2 fafiii.v;, Csau?;> r :''%!>'?' res- r ' . as to la to i3.ltJ.tte ta? atey.;- r .r-'i-:-' to totals v: ? t.cycling porcuielcn for t'- er.tio.: ' ;. - *.ry and li is 't^ocaiag &cra &rid?t that tuts isiai.i ovJt 6-**iyd by l&hs? and s&a&eafc alike* mzu: !-' y&s C&atssr.i5 rrcsistafl e rscpmt frea tha Ced* Authority for tha Koss-Pcrrtti? Foundry Industry dated August 3, 1234 to deteraina the status of the Darcy Koxufncturing Coapasy (Exhibit *C* attached). It es sored and ascended that tha Secretary be In structed to lnfora the Code Authority for the Eon-Ferrous Foundry Industry that the head Coda Authority did not deal re to Include the sacufacturlng operations of the type represen ted by the Daxey Uncufaoturlng Coepany in its field, and that the Secretary be and la hereby appointed to confer with the Code Authority for the Bon-Ferrou* Foundry Induetry In any re lated oases Involving code classification between the Lead In dustry and the Eon-Ferrous Foundry Industry, Xotlon carried, A request froa the lassau Beeltlng and Refining Coapany as of July 30, 1934, having been received, (Exhibit *D* attached) requesting enllghtsnsent as to its status with respect to the rapport of oodss to *hlcb Its operations axe subject It was woved and seoondsd that inassuob as the Coda Authority for the Lead Industry had adopted the voluntary aystea of support that the Eaesau Baeltlng and Refining Cos pany be requested to subsoribe to the support of the Ood# Authority for the Lead Industry on a aar--shift basis. notion oarrisd. L IA09313 mnuui.:j9-,sz^ ..^; k h i u j ; u i:JUj i fb 0 '. ,`-l--> x-: UiO L-r~ T> sc UUCP'S Eivieicn SateaiUe./; Uo fell: ..i Ssu:-,.. . :.c.;i of Arty?'*? xfJU, Section 1 (1) 3J5 frdrr : ; by ?_c :.7lC ..; t.;f.ica of tha hotni- lie Lead Prodsct# bLeisioa c July 11, If?.* Resolved a restrict est-rci into.in eeortenoa with the %- :' / :*? t>i the j ~ ye?* Iftieaa vuiv:.`-y tW fc^ricftn bet'c.. AO of B?.f Cl- It-r.s, i>a aatofi. in the* 8 is & tieU*.*- ?i tf Article Till, Section 1^(1) of the i;-4:*'* * b^UC. ' The -ttryJs? ref*-.??ed to in the above recolctloa appear* as Exhibit c ttt&cfcad. Mr. CyrtyYiQ etstsd that the voting had sot been cnaaiemta on this interpretation of tho Soldo? Section end that one negative vote had boon recorded. It wae thereupon regularly sored and aeoonded that the interpretation of Article Till, 6eotlon 1 (i) euhaltted ty the Solder Section of the Metallic Lead Producte Dlrlelon, aa noted in the foregoing resolution be approved. Motion oarrled. smn&MEB-irsmrsf. cgtsTiomiss The Chalman presented an Oneaployaent Insurance quest.onnalre addressed to the Code Authority for the Lead Industry by the Business Advisory and Planning Council (Exhibit *F* attached) and in rise of the newness of this Important problea and the fact that cany coshers have not yet had an opportunity to give it thorough study, it was aoved, seconded and carried that the questionnaire be tabled for later consideration. assmusi&-s$mna. In anticipation of the tire when it night be neces sary to coaply with Article XI of the Lead Code - 'Applica tion of Code to Operations therein Other Metals are Produoed*, It was regularly noved and seconded that the Chairsan be granted authority to appoint two nenbsrs of the Ltsd Code Authority to serve on the Coordination Cotw.lUes pro- r ; [ LIA09314 vir*fd for In Article XI of the lr.il Oc-ds pfter consulting t c' Stz coda Authorities tleo appointing ssesberm of the Coordination Cosuitte*. action carried. * . - i. fie Ghalrcan rt-rr-'-t^ci v; : -. . '.try to rcpos-4 os tbs mtetuo of the Co?- v,of ftsu. s t-hich ha rs.4 bssa rtuv le-iod to rcu;.?e in ct^ru.-. 'i.sa&eltb Kcr.srm* *ri, i'3esfr..;. ea-2 Cfrfif, Coaamol f<M' tit - fo.fa i-itiicrity Keabcra rerp.-otiwelg. Tbs Pecrcth:-/ re. : r,-;cd tLs-t few oesbsra of egctfsl i^uectod tteia? .&# c' >rt foaa fifed by tbs fresarenenx Division ct An Dcpcrt- sent but that oaa ea&or feed preps-ved o cti.ll Jlaum fera. Tbs Chairman ibrnreupo reruonted tbs c-.ssu*eUry to circulate aooag Eesstcra of tbs Cods Authority beth Cer tificates of Coaplijuica for outsequent consideration. qq. The Chairman presented a letter froa tbs Oxidite Battery Manufacturing Company of duly 27, 1034 (Exhibit *C* attached), in criticism of 6chedule A of the Lead Code. The Secretary wee authorised to refer the letter of the Oxldlte Battery Manufacturing Coepany to the Lead Pigments Division, calling their attention to the fact that Schedule A of the Lead Code had been suspended for three tenths. timmjMk Ut . Kulock pointed out that some differences of opinion diet* as to the exact Besnlng of Artlole III, Section 4 of the Lead Code and requested an interpretation of this Section by the Code Authority thereupon it was regularly moved and eooonded that Artlole III, Section 4 - STASDAf-tD *EXX - *Bo enployee shall be persitted to sorb more then six days in any seven day period* is hereby Interpreted to sean that ar.y employer say select any period of seven consecutive days to be hie standard week end that he la not persitted to work any eoployee sore than six days in any euoh standard week and that such standard week be selected to conform with pay periods, plant usages, etc., ar,? when eel> ettd by a plater is oot to be changed without good and sufficient reason. Motion carried. Li r ` '"Sr': 1 LIA09315 tir.rs bslr.%" ao fu*"\8? business, the Meting adjourn*--? nftfi **?.& *t.- -. to previa':c.lljr for tie sent atiag ae Tuacday, fifepu- bar. 86, 1054. (: i ) Secretary.*- 1 \ * v. i 1 i s 1J i << yijgMSW '.wigjniys.ii!w*.*wwawB! LIA09316 c.&. 8 6?? 1: r^,'h.1, I4' / u, nm. Br, P.3. wjrr-r", tocwti.'-T' f x^strr, C9&9 &S\ Si i a SMft laicstry, ^23 J: l .. icsa Asessaa, Se* Tcsfe, Sf. ?. Dmt &> 5stri Xa regard to ycsr la^alrj ceaeoral& labor caepialat* sl ltbcr dlrrc'.aa, I ea societies ft copy of Ateiaittrstlvs Grier J>--3. A ost-f-ested procedure for hrad lies labor ccoplsint* or &it*;-.i-eo ha act yot beta rorlad oat lm dotail. Sooo ru;-? itlent lonnri ftr* ecztftlnod lm ths ooeloasd Bulletin So. ?, I oocTt uooortholoo*, that yoa cosfore with tb provllon of /oar Colo, Section 6 (h), nod subodt ploa for tbs o (tobll (baoat of a X.tlonal lodaotrlol A: lotlose Board for the load Itduotry. Tory truly yours, V. A. JWtSQI (SI5SED) Deputy tdnrial tirotor lUala^ and Uotol* Booties. N 3006.01 _ii SjPBPjjjLWWBgwwgy LIA 09317 ^nwiiw C 0? T CtgSSt&VSXiZ CSS3 Ml 5aiy '/, l&H* '1J J*T rtrtw of the BstVi'lt? pocfcjd lacs v.-gfjs? too !'-*'v '1 Jc'-ritrlnl t#07 &Ct, x Swrefe? pSO&sStfal tic foilcaiRjt rOBl&$ieS9y r^ey.iUi,^ *4* ndeirtratire Order X-12. 1. l&sisistfwti-Fo Orf*r 2-12 Is teroby afe'r-^toS. S Eto Hfpest bo L&sr cespSaisi*i . Cod# dx. ratios ifas* fears art already Cos* es, c.-e ro^ost'A to tatelt to tb* ifeiciertreXer for ag^ncvbl* pta5 for to h^ltst f tai *s&aic2*. tSoiil cssto pita feas b&3 e-- -rsvoS* a Crls dBtoority t sii estherietd to fcssdlo Icier CKr-ltic'.*, at to the ftrraplica of cespiudele voluntarily rei*tr*4 eith too &a datherity* b, Carpleir.ta to VaaiJiA by a bl-pcrii tan OBsittee, If dsjlred; or, if cash called la not dossaad prrei-icatlo or 'icsirc.Ms, V> a ooszltteo oos^osod of lxijysrttnl etr&bor*. 2a ilV.r event, tts* plan of organisation ted the poreo&nol of toe cccsalttoe are MbJect to IVrcTl by toe ddalcletrator. O. In nauy lneUncee, it will bo foam! practical for greupe of rolatod trade* or Industrie* to eooporato In oatabItaMag a elngls cotnittoe* la vie* of toe potential revolting ocoasvy, efficiency, aad ollnlnatloa of overlapping, eeriouo consideration of tola typo Of plan la urged* &* If aa lnduetry, due to call i*a or otoer good casieo, profora that laber ccsrplaint* ton-id bo haadled by too Coapli** Slvleion, a reeusit to that offoot *111 bo oonsldorod and a decitloa reached la too light of tho particular facto Involved* . 3, Tlth roapoct to labor disputes) a. !M t idol nl*trat Ire Order dooa not offact board* heretofore ao- twriltd to do-1 with labor dlrputee* b* Induttrlee are net required by X3X to eet up board* under codec, for tho handling of labor dleputoe. 1^7 Industry contess^latlng ouch a board should study Pub Ho desolation 44 Of tho Sovanty- fhlrd Co.-sgre** aal to* r--*ccn*at Inactive Order Vo. 6763 of June 29, 1934, creating toe Set Ions! labor Bn Id Seas boord tai should consult eald board atA the Ad-iinletrator. 0* Cone* haerd by board* heretofore or hereafter emtborleod to deal lto labor 41 My be rovloeed by the Eatiocrl labor Rela tion* board la too Banner provided la **14 SsdutSvo Order So. G?C4. Moreover, each beard* say be doat^;" >1 m spoclal board* Or ol'.vjrviea affected b7 t.^i Froeideet fr-Ashf j>s-.at to the au to, r tty eafsrred by oat 4 PuhUe Seeol uHoa 44* < 1 // Km d. JCR>0* ddolal rtretflr for l.oS'iotrlal Secov-ry, 99. f N 3006.02 L IA09318 agiB^yi t : ' > Kj-r? *v> ~0.A.Ko4-i;iag 6-33-34 V*'_ T& \* &Ci iagaeS 15% SI."4a *8*'- . K?. y. 8a.Bt?33tT f.:'--. fei* to&urSfe? cc ijs Lasi SaSaitry, ,c& */.' a St 7$ri: Utjr< Swr &rt Z ea attochlr^ cayy f e lotUr free Rr# Xm te tr# Faarou McJi 1* ealf-orpSaaiteiy. Os tla fc>-ul ef til a lot tar Z think yea ara ooo la pofttlea t* asrsar Ml lottar to yoa aaiar data if My 2*tM Tour* rary truly. (K.t 4) . A. liuM paj>itjr Mir4tr*tr Ha tad a al mair-g fcootiol i w N 3006.03 mmmv.?, ^.^ i LIA09319 .w.wawgswir t i 3{ Ii j i i i t?. e T'&l, -a*#g?*~".- r'~- t C .:2C*t fs r r.:; 1 C? ft f ? fOT If ff'-'-i ' - . ., :f. It. 1 V' cf tLs C;-io 1. - . .. ti. .. .* ' *. 1- X t. ; t ...v CC-. : : S. i- . - * >-- ^ -* -* Xa i2d*r SJa Ci:i i i. l,,,:."i . -ff. Vrr l r-i-rocl ti ra j w i y?..s*'.y sl> i frsx ;.r 1.' .-r to jrn > - ito ef 5?4r *" -t iTxs ahlcb j-p'i t-' s; ': I- --a iisfe?.=: I ti% yoa era * : vi e? O* M XafeisEry f...' x'-; -.xfcro, c.;?*! ky tisa p.": r:c"-3 f tba Cods for i ;* '.rdeistsv* Ky otcicKTit sr, 5 \r.-wi ea tto fesi yen. o. ' r> : a Jr. I j eases terriicr-/ .-J fe'xs 'jd Islu*- tries feed. that Its Jt: `isi;Cf tbs lr.'.'Cr pr?"s-iif,-.3 of tb* la? i Cods oeuld to er-feloni'a to your XadsiStsT'. Cb <&4* A&r'sorlty for tto toski Industry ales fsol that ywi era not * pert of ttolr Industry, c a& dies freta tto astur* of jrodr ladu*- try that you oeeaot coufcm to Its $ proritioes cf Vto toad Cods* fbos^uast 41 color** ttat jw ar* cot a pert cf the toad Indu-ix.-/ by definition area though certain dlrlciont of that laiustry %?^y uss year predict* Aisy Indica tion to&t fii fcrs C*fl:dV:.ljp a part cf tbs toed lolsstry, bo- *rf, la f-erttor ahre^Vol do* to th* fa:t that tbs product of t?;> snsj-'flty of ties ffe-rytss Producers roprs-sasl* tto product of x . ir era esc^vl labor Kilci 1* not gor*rr.s-i fey th* toll?nil l&x-evtrial Sxc-jvary Act, nor Cswi aay provisions to **& to corur each activity* Tour* tor/ truly, 8. 3ss*f vAitf, Cadd Ssecrl gsctlsn* /i * N 3006.04 L IA09320 6C?T K/j:x!.r, z.\'. If : July 2S , Kf, ?. 2. Zhvzasr, Secretary. Tahjatiy, C:3 ttsier^ea AvraM* Isa fork City. Ey iiw Sin 1 i X euclow lHrt~ froa ft-. H. ?.o m, Chief, j Coda seccni Section as expires;.`.Icn for ttf Aiaasaleatlos \ with you. I exlsB alia a assy of tha Ip'.jure of tha Ehtisnnl Sarytee proiucjr* Association. (i!st*i Tbnas Q9yla.ee art aval lll la tho Secretary* a office) I would greatly appreciate ebaterer iafonaatloa you My giro k* relative Vo th> next tp that we Mat tain to case tinder the cole of the teed Industry. 9 ere axutloue parti trJarly to ct tide sort: ooispleted without delay asd would appreciate aa early reply froa you, Tory truly yoare, B?UT PK12C2 (SIGS2D) Free! dent, latlooal Sarytea Producere ill's. o' N 3006.05 MMawiwgHgwNHwwMw^ L IA09321 I 68?I !'.. ! r '. .A ..i-.- 1. --- 4 (Wi [ >, If-. *1 , 'la rs$.Vy iviar t L31>' 'll t .,V.v' Ka, czr L? . c&;-* hM SS **> CHciSs .;?. j. f~* ocasicsix-u ty U*s fs? tii* $4^5*9 ff# Pf^Ssssra, fca* ta rl ef a f."^- t&s3 ts prcrlsSees tS tee M( #f tea Z#aft leSsstry, *iVr.esS csre a.j-.rev.'ni &:, Li'-y '., wr Ua pyc;.<s-S Hi ftrtii is year t&t&l t loi ea*, furtee? astlo* 4-a jvir cs-Ca hs* taa eaepsaaed. Aocordlc ' , &e J. ?r cT rvr crc^i*tloa will be (mmd by tea jcoxlelc-i* of tea Coirs for the r.ad Xatatfsiy. It t-*Ki you for yets cospvutioa la tea eeris of tee Eoiloaal # * oaeery ^slslitrttiost Tour* eery truly, H. K>SS (SXCBBD) Chief, Ood* Becerd Section. CCM Kinan ncorm Msmsismaim vxssizatas, s. c. July 13, IS34, la reply refer to 1313/11 Itr, Sreaet Pearce. President. 3a tioaal Barytee Producer* liMcUtln, Pototl, Uttrtrl, \ Deer Kr, Pearoet V fide *111 acknowledge receipt of your letter ef July 10, 1934. Ri ccatect cor. for tee lead laftaetry 1* Hr, 1, X. force*r, Secretary, 420 Sarlactoo Aveaue, See Tork City. '> Tear* eery truly, X. JBS (OCS3) Cidef, Coda Xeoord footlou. /r N 3006.06 4Sj5WW f LIA09322 P".'fm^!M!Jp (\.:-` KJl %WSs EsX&tSX * "-' ft i. I 1$ XSS^. *?*> r--?r '-'.1-sot,, t- '*\*-u**. . v....ii* ^:$vlst*t r- . Soar K? foams* I sr- * -sw *?.'.% % maivo! jw-rr l*!*?-? ef -aft f-s* assfeaffB tf j s k ? or*it; Sdvi&i s m &a fp*eHa& ^ Css S3 fsrTU 2o &VL2rllf, X ra tasso*ist*ljr raido ta^atrloa frco p..<.*t~c-*t es ft 4J t..'.v* of |vs? l*6estiy tth Mfjwt to ear* aai fcsyo te eeia ctth jrms u t~ i a 2 ysooiwa te.vlca fra Capsids^tco. Vary ftrcSy yeupa, 7. 2. (HSA) GrcraUry. OOSS AUTSHm 203 ES UAfl nsostar 420 LaxlsctoB Asssos, Itt Tori, H. 7. ft&foot 1, 1$U Hr. Valtsr A. JtMNt, Xtoputy ASslaistrator, Tatloaal Esoossry Adsdtel stratton, Vsslilnjrvoa, S> 0t Soar Kr. Jaassaat Vs bars s lsttsr data! July 39, fraa Mr. Xrasst Paaroo, Prosil*t of th* Katloral Sorylos Predatori Association, s ec losing to lsttsrs from Ur. 2o*s, frra trUlch It -p*.'.ri that coalors of tba Kktljtal Xarytai Prolucsrt Aosoctatt&a will bs garsrood hj tio prorilcns of tbs Cods of Pair Ce^stitioa for tbs Load Izdurtry. Ccplss of tbsso lsttaro ars attach!. fr.lo It a b>c% with ahlch X *a uafaadllar sad X wool! apprsdat* KOI a&llfhtSHSBBtt EIs c u s s Ir j tbs situation with 5tr. Orsat, t Is quite faaillar with barytas prod tlor la Missouri, bo tolls bo that ho fools It would bo loposritls for baryt-s * * "try to pay th* fiscal specified by tbs Load Cods *1 that tbs .;cll c' :'q or *: 4i Uvr ^.loa problsst wscjld bo almost leper si bio to Kmlla owl05 to ' fo.-t list. ' . - so k*ny sea11 (trpboT-li'yo barytas trlniitg operations la Klssewrt la v.ich eavtro fsaillss participate t*4 esar-ot rsry troll bs foil rod. At ary rots, pleas* 1st os tevos htnr tbs Matter staMs so X Mty Inf ons tbs Cods Authority aoabors. T*ry truly yoirs, 7. S. Sc- .^r ( $lra>d) ayrlarf. N 3006.07 f LIA09323 r 4 * `- . vt } h: ca;s i^'iram "f W'' it ke&,?% 3, 1CM, i >1 Er* '?c '. y t-.sRsar* fsgyntaey. leif. J '.. -:>5a bsti.ri*y, ^ r " . .. ': ^ it'j fcir." .C, &* Ttt ii City. '?*** & ^E-Starr * ' & cwsttea ho* <a vp rsgsrdlu* Ca prepsr elaassi- fie&Mea e? tbo Sassy ^szt^asfcsrl^ Cc^or of Xae Azalea, Cali fornio. eus cec-~!r*y pup ~rt festeaea 8 and 6 safilsyse* dar ing 1P33 alii tyl. : i ef ovar $21,0CO. Tb*lr prodret Is prlcv... "oilor* la tbs funs cf casting* frea s la& oatiai.'/ alley of tbs sat-.ere ef Srltlvsia aetal. fLilr catUtg process cor.si it* primarily ef castle* la brtmis Bolds. ms of the csstlr*;* after feil :jg first cast ars aaaaal- d aaS shaped. la tfs finished sbspe aorse &r further finish*! by pollsM&s sal platis* or *&*aslU&. Za tbs Soa-yrroos 7trialry Cods #163, art. I parafrerph C, tbs tern *Scn-Xorruu* Castings* Is defined aal corsrs casting* of Ms, lead, aatlaoay and tbslr alleys a* produced Vy uy procsss. la tbs Zssd Industry Cods fill rtettsllc Ie*i Pro ducts* Is defined to eorsr cast lead or load alley protactt aal Haired products of swtalllo tia sad tla alloy, Xt Is oar Vsllsf that It ess not ths Intact of tbs Isad Industry to curer roeh plants as ths Sassy ttairifactarlad Co., asd as shall bo plosssd to discuss tbs r'.l*r etth yen or soos authorlssd representative or Cosulttee of your Cods Authority asd arrive at sc* mtvtally satisfactory dsclsloa oa this ease and. If possible, seas detorainatloa of t*tarsi policy as applied to all casot of this cater* 3lch al^bt arise 4r to tbs apparent overlap la definitions. Aealtlac your ad*ioe, X rsouls. Tour* eery truly, tea ns ooo* Armstfr. i&etubi) Sca fsvt/ lixotts Secretary. f t N 3006.08 LIA09324 \ ^/ sgr r.-?5r?- & f-r-.-sTS c k mj i r. ..... m zc~.:.., l & tu* d?aiy S3, lS54o S,- ?,i fc, BKr.'n?,., g?ciT-%raT C ;' --: ty loc? :,^ Las4 UOssstof . -a Aswca 5* Te -, ':' &S2* :|jgp.. C'_ Sosaas, gcaltlag 6 to.firir's fespesr Sa* iftaererf *9 a*i It .. - .. J5s s ^#?.3S tCi i-.'-3 re ,. v r-tai* c? 3 { ':rv*.2TT *sis fe2 K^Sv?.31s r . ,. ,.*( ^ .; ? #^s ?ea;3 ; jv5 iaSarfcryi tea Crn~ `.t ?, v-> ... 6.- cf Z-'-'t C;:'.~ : ...__>j & Ssa fcd e fart ta the frjpatitaa a? Ga i'ur ELa Xx^setsy, tftlcft X Msearetoad tea % W ias sat f4 feea ^jaasnfi. n < Farssrtl ta &&siaieitratlt Drier 13d, Dole*** B3CO, Es? 25, 1534, *jr E.-^ 2, Je&essa, M.-.1 cist rate? fc? if.iAsirfal Bseavotry, as eaeewtiee B? t.j Ej j s k ei Cj s IVIs /- A Lefirdc^ t X roejiecifclly ro$et 6atis!atlaa ef iio cta*ss ef tha fcv4*f5i amities o Lxris.1;^ C">?.-v la r-ep^ct of fcf*at *f for esppirh ef t< \y ',hr?i5y off c c -Cj Gilbert, tis* te i&ich It la et' Co this eaA, 1 ecteit \ln% fellc-ataj Cat* with reepsci Vo the diricUa ef tha Cacpesy^s.tocic.e&a eo VeWsea the claeoee ef prodaete which It BEA'-fectarra aad cells covered rwr-Aci* wU' by t>s four laleetriee la hlA it la csrrestly e^fatisj, Beee d-eta cover the ptrottef* ef Usat^i the peresatage ef dollar wsj'-o at wlUoy price# aal Us ptrcecttye ef direct labor hc^ira larslwed la the ferer laluatrloa abere oastleaed for the calender year ef 1933, aad eeparateljr for the fire aoathe ef 192-t eadi^; May Set* Copper leal tra-ftmu Xacot Metal tlno total Tear 1933_______ 8ellla direct Tosaag* Mci labor 33 tp^ JS2*vT 36,8 33^4 3o,4 35.3 St.9 S7.6 7,8 8,6 10.8 100,0 100/) ICO/) a tbi. iso*_______ S*mi Direct forsare Price# labor 43^ 17,7 8J IOC/5 41,5 19.3 5,2 100/3 27,4 36J 10,8 1C0.0 Be lum (tatltlef A 8*flala< Ceopaiy let corrtttly set and paid all aeeeeaaesle preeeated to It by the Cole lathorltlee af the epprayed ee&ea to ehloh It is vabject eel will ooatlcue to &e so Mr.til decleloa Is rendered la accorlMce with the tame ef the Utldrtrelltt Order ahere cited* fhlo xesoeet la Idsntleal teni 1* belj^ seat to each eed* Sithorlty of ^proeet oo'ta to tfdch Ute K^ctsa Cca^sacy le rarest, set a oopy le belnf sect to the Secretary ef the teorlcaa lino Xaetitete* ^ s Towre rery trely, (SiiT-vd) y, 9, sj,',,y b*U Tie* XftiUait %: ft t N 3006.09 *-1^09325 ':T5 *" i.i' txz ; '>r* f '.. 1*. is." icapany, f ' :-- ;:. iLf Yc.- , g. T. (fondest us* O itsrlto ye-^r fc-rv^ien for r..,:-- ic.',: *<r.iir*3#iita ft? solder fur t'.r cts Berths r.?rl: IW>4 tn4 cedlR5 Soccaber lfr*lZd0 ia t>iS3 ti-s.lv. -'4 ' - s.. cr,.Ji B$* Ccldr? in 1/2 lb D-_f OA&.SS i, Gr&4a X Biplng Bolder In 2 lb pigs 8 A, * 3 in 1 lb (Approx. 7* lens) 8 A* 8 3 Wire Bolder 3/16* A, 3 1/8* toe A, 3 t A, 8 1 tipleg Bolder to be atcailded with Rtrtirgo a# specified by the Cceparor ordering* Material oust cor.torn to oar Specification 1-12-29. i Tbs Cooper.lea to be included la this oontrnot are the lev Tort Edison Cospany, The United Electric Light A fo-er Corparry, and the Bronx G&e and Electric Oorper.y. Tour price la to Include delivery to the various storeroooa In Manhattan and Bronx of the oospnnie* nentiotPKl above, with cash discount payable on or before the 10th j of the aonth following the date of Invoice. \ 1 Tour quotation is to be In the fora of a aarufacturing i charge per 100 pounds, above the ooet of the Ingredients. Tho base price of 8tralta Tin and Pig Lcftd la to be the average price publishI ed In the * American Ketal Market* for the aonth previous to that la ! vrhlch Bolder la delivered. Voider Bust furnish copies of his analysis of Solder de livered when requested. The euocese^il bidder is to carry sufficient stock of bars and pigs at all ties# to take ears of any ft3er&'- ncy that *&y arise* For further information, if required, ooesaunieat* with Mr. *, 0. Gay, Boca 1215*3, A Irving place, hew fork City, 'f ' '' --f N 3006.1 LIA09326 5*31mm .*:-icea &?*&! C ZZtll&Zf z.z tcc ri-'z zrj-zx Ow^isr 4 y..1 c ; izn$t i / ! :? 31* JS24. ?eur rv'/tr.';,l-..'i cs >-ris^j ii-.s ae*r '--c :'! la t-La :. t,fi St ;r *.* :; ear?; r,*.j fr..! forsy .tlic ,.ci ro v'y-l It- . 1- tj la t.;a ta^/1 <>f tV tute^ttlgsc-l ta'i Zz.fyp&l&Ui. 13 c> . r:;L; r.S't:r.* C&S4 7***&34. vrc::'-? truly fvaaSj {tigass1} ?, C* *-** pu?ch--8iag jnt ti J-o LI A09327 \s . : ` ;* ti t ;- - i ;.- -; ff ?x. * I cr ..:;. ftftt&orLs**: t-. * \ - ` i f*r ,**. 'v - c;f . ir : V, ' ,/ `: StU8 f it# . .- -- ? Lv 7, i;:.:-- * . e t:r~ '. ~ ` v ? *. quintet f .:: . ry i* .* r*;,*r j t * - ** '.a -;v..`.u-> fr& urlMS C*4* **u#r. ** #* **-3 U# ;udv-' icra ta* t-^a* pr*t^r#4 *it ft c.f fca?;;*-* cwff iciw. 1? V* fc* **; ?#; s^9?wr.a#ivo !* iK i* 4 - aft C9V * * I K*^ ts. C ry #*r6*-.5**" '->' -' V Y"-"' ** t ,<r*`,*' ?*#Ojflf 9- t la prefftrUt Ui? $-.ne#4.J<'-tcdfttrft, \k# Crofts 11 k\3 3t4 U fe*lo# f U# :*3.#trUi CcwltU*. It !4# ftlfto W*#fit*4 grroVljr frv U.# ##nricft# #f A. F. eaft #f It# et*r, a *-*# vp tft# erl3i&*I *$# v&ifift U# tift/.*4 ar. r n teftftd. It i# t^*4 ttftt #ft5& CftAs ftstfc^rity fill ?Urrt it* fftftftftrs* U9J 4* 9ftj ti.* Ctftlrc.'.ft ftf ti-ft M Fls-.aat*{ C^-<il ?5F3 Cc^ftrtr-# fcllii&g, S-v' ' ^7 15. l$4. it# ftarvtr* U fUf;-~'. ' "-.. * - ; i?->Fif* #f tl ftn ntUi#^- 7ft r#Ura ff ftftti tvjrUay, it ift ^r*>#* <! t^ftt Ut C;^ft*il vllX >7 it# &f *li raur-ta u *ftOi tt/ -# tfcta &} tt N 3006.11 L IA0932 8 !' prlr.'.-iplo or Bcosf lojrr'.u: fooM* :i of tovolcstarilp oaf-v>ici:-5 ser;.*.:*? i -, : r*i r-j -rvai e fcciA soceusjy c-' . " "v. -. < f * l* bsiH v o4 4&=&ri6tsr*S 401 itosrUy fc? i' l.u.-t!-y ev esliT&i fc? 1s t ? ?'. Q. 3. If pea fcror roloatsry pl&ss, do yco b?Iloro loss *-2o &fe c*'.iirp la or&ar to oaforoo talforaitp tad cc:-.. LtWr* etjti&lUyT 4.3._ Q. 4. Sboaid iixJuotrp adopt U> prloclpl* of volantr7 acoa ployaoat rtfirrM la odroooo of loclolttloaf 4.4. u- Ss&aUsst tollsim la YglniL.ia ELim Q. 1. Should r**rr* bo batlt up bp ooporato ooopo&loa or bp tiro tadsstrltof 4.1._____________________________ Q. 8. It r*rrc* *r* bailt p bp obor.id ta.lUllv* n In adopt Lns tboo bo t***a bp codo aulborttloof 4.8....______________________________ ______ N 3006.12 LIA09329 ir "2S (C3r.UM*<$) | &t'*Jzsz &r? -.a is Lsiiti; iiis Zj zm , 1. .,:'.5 i vto icrt^ictlvo vail to tto atato. or (If conatltns-r'vi) tH ftc.sral g3TonsB9r.lt -g" - -' Q. S. IS i Ciriil Sc' ..rvl piss is fcs!4 to to asoosctitaUsaal, 6s j s r s fs.Tr ftrsl ItsiaUUm (for oss^lo, eosotMng iU/s ?i. j S^-sr-^ria bill latro&ic4 at tto lut eossioa of Ccs;jrss) to eoeeortso tto osoetesnt of rolatlraly caiforo loss In tto atoteat a .2.: Q. 2. Ebosld tto roaanroa of oil capoal bo pcolod la o ooonoa food (lnaoraaco prleclpla) or aaintalnod aoparatal/ for aacfe oaponjrt A.3 Q. 4. Stoold tbora to a pualtlva additional prvaloa for orartlM aoplojrooatf A.4. t i i Q. 3. la a ajrstoa of pobllo aaplojrooot offlcw an oooonUol aapplosoat to a rooooa plant 1 A.8.___________ _________________________________ U LIA09330 1 EZ~1 '.' y-Z.d' 7vZ~i'Z, sC-`f.urHio<l) ' if. teauna iJSSsfOt ia &&*. S:.hssn s.t kiuiJinxa. Elsa# ' Q. 1. Simula rKJiws belli cg frcs: (J Coalrli-Utts of elntml ;- fbj Ccr.trlfcaUeas of t A. !(>-___ _________ : :r sr>3 s e?1*:t 83T A. *),,___ - - - ': ' ' (o) Coatrit-stlosfl of tspScyor* cs^leyssa, esi' geo- snactstf A. 1(e)_________ _ Q. 2. (&oeld Ecosyleyraat cirs^ecsatioa to paid for esssot&A or other ebort tics layoffs? A.2.____________________________________________________ Q. 3. Sboold tboro bo a luit to tbo ported* ror otic* ooapoooaUea Is paid? A.3.___ Q. 4. Stoold tboro bo a "asoas" toot for receiving cocponoatloa? A.4. Q. 5. la tbo caoo of cootrlbotory plane, eboold tboro bo iadlvldoal roeerro* for ooeb employee, to bo wed only for kla boaoflt, aad *llb tto eaployeo retaining aa eqelty to tbo oxtost of bio o o b eontrltatlMsf A.8 LIA09331 \ Vttr j r-:-* -> iir^f -C.A*lfc$*ting e-so- .CS Sli.. 4^i- *- - - -i^ >'." -# CM* ^*s. - - -- . -_ai> fe-ii^Os--'. ...JL Ik*.. '>i: 3<t aa<sS& *4 6*5 fsr -- -' v. - .. ' v/- f ISt^ wTintf X*'0 0^iS * Saar Kn } t!.s to.fcePSrat Cr C3? {"? t` tS3S 0? SS I*?Jl btetMtt f: : r:vsSk 5- a tip l.: f.t , & EKSTstf-tertsr t te^c?>fts 1 rr to U4a ,, * h~s:s .; V-tsa jwS lata it spa jsssill te es fc - .'.-.I'l for a erios f *slv'.39 at to es?ld pta *r. . *< j too it to aeot ear rs^si-resezian C=3or tto to3 of t .ia fe2*# oo an too ocspollr-l to tiiia.c ?is*A la o^ eL'-.-zsxt o f jay a paeit/ tf a^-resfcaeStfjr K. j ?j ea&ztoia teat ttti 2&> dlftra.tiai Is ts# Wg3 It ia ii-.-switl* for *ssA terl-cda f etosr gagil feci te;y e h k . .actoror to Troy iis osi--': ia oarleal Xc-is, etri to jsy tir ,i difforestlal utM it l^oasltls for <i.'? to ec'vto aii'i ifos larger wr.jfaotttrara* to mlia ttot t*::ro ciscid to differostiai tot*a > load Ml le* ttoa carload feat ed stain h*i to 2C$ dlffaros- tUl Is too attl* to WUm that ase* t*p tooold to ton to oittor olial&tU pr rodaco tM* lore* dlfforoatlal* Isn raty tnlr, ensm sasszr k w . o o p o t (SlCaod) I. U XUw frtUbsk 4 I f N 3006.13