Document 3N42BpRjwbzNKdMjwa6D0kvZE

LI A17525 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION *0 UttiKUTON NXW VOW* !..*. Jtu*at 2i, 1?5$ .4XC IT EC'KAJt 17' To the Sascutif* Crenit too of Um V Leod Indvavri** A*5-:cljtloni The Infie'rv PrralcfooriV Com ittwo of the Asiw/Cletlon ot i Mating oo August 1.9, 1957, r vc t 3jv-.etl Vs V.',* Executive Co c a *we of tho Association tso addi tional appropriate: *. f>- new set iritis# In the rit. j oft 1. Vucl**. radiation shielding ?. Cerssirs 0x1* a<wi Inj i *ttwr,i*d t^p the following aaeberei J. J. 3. . it -anas A. 8. Her# t. v. ftitso C. B. !' 0. S. l*''tT7>9 71* Ansricain krtal Co. Ltd. Aericar. ja< Iting * refining Co. Cerrv ' . i'co Ccrp. ConsolIda led hlnln; A `Belting Co. of C-vsal*, Ltd. 31. .'o*rh Wd Co. i.V.u*.! '' .*** Sc tiling Hsfinlftg 1 Vicing Co. Inc. aoiA-ir.* .Kraca3 On r*'C^ni><v'itlrr. of th Technical iteeritg C-cerltteo of the Association, tuduftr/ fibT*.s r.t Co^n.tl** hid Instruct*! t'. secretary #1 previous seating 'choair. pnp';0> f'ji leading firus of nuclear ci.-j-jltacts fer * surrey >f Vha uae of load for nuclear radiation shitldlng and it# concetti ive posicier; in vh.ii surket. The secretary thereupon obtained propciils for survey frow three highly reccewBended flni Walter Si Vi* Vucletr laberrtoriae, lino. Huclear Development Asaoclstas, Inc. Viy Engineering M. vision, Vitro Corp. of Asarlna froa (2,500 to (10,000, for surrey to bo etssplrted la throo to four i -f'M, ____ Sr*'- ... - U 8nsWKr Coaddttee folt that oil throo fire* were well qualified to aake the surras, lthas reccsraended acceptance of the lowest bid which was sade by Valter-Aidde Bucloar teboratoriee, Sac. V*Vuf7 - . u aiftiy l 1 h^'aaSeSsp, `5'f'A;; Sf'ijisv' LI 417526 August Hi, 1755 It therefor* raeoer ended to tbs ftrsrctivs CAtte approval of an appro* priatlon of $2,500 for this fpon, to 1* p-il frc-a tho jut-plus la tho Industry tavelopcsnt fund this yser, which *111 aoc-mt to sppjrrt'satsly 115,000. A C S?>j: ~3 > V' '.-.IM Again on the roc crsnerd:) tier. of tie 7/>-11 Itseriig Coarditse, tha Industry DevelopEST.! Ccaritts*, at a pre/i-ui a*tl-.;:, h*1 lnatroetod the secretary to fore a eocnittse of the boat lr.forsed re pr reacts tiros of creber cor.panlos palling to tha eeraales industries, t-o tupler the possibility of an Association prcgrwa to expand tha use of load In the e-ro^ice industries, *-.*ch row acoents to sene 20,000 i tons of airtal par year. 1 1i The secretary thereupon net with rspresantstlv# oft i X. I, duFbrrt da Maaour* $ Co, Inc, Xagle-Flehar Co, Sueton Lead Co. 14I K&mond Lead Products Tna, Xvar.a Lead Division, Kattonal Lead Co. Tltaniua Alloys Manufacturing Clvlsloo, Metional Lead Co. 1 sho generally agreed that a properly designed technical pro jrart could subatanttally expand tha usa of lead In the cerstic* Industries, particularly due to the recent rapid growth in tha production of porcelain *na-ied aluninjo, the enseal for which ver"es about L0 percent lead contwit, It felt that potential of ten to four Uses the present asrket *111 exist. This coeaittes rsecousended progrsn consisting of tha following! 1. To engage the services of recognised eeraales authority as a consultant, | 2. To putllsh a coeplet-e nscual on tha use of lead In tho various branches of the cersclcs Industries. 3. To follow up publication of the carnal with supplaosmto containing further data on lead product* of use to tha cerastes industries, to be loose-leaf bound frees tlza 4 to tine In the origins! aamal. These rscocaswvdattona of the Curacies Coor.lttoe sera approved by tha Industry Devslopaer.t Coesslttos which recoroer.drd that the Bcecutive Cosnlttee approve i so appropriation of $13,000 for a prograa, starting as toon as possible and running to the end of 1956, about 16 months. The rsconscr.ded budget foliowai c*?mc 3 PfTOfiAM TTrrrx V>$6 ihrtdfeiiffirifii @ Public ation of Manual Supples ants to Manual Mailing Consulting rns Staff Tim# Travel Mlocallanaous * 5,000 2,000 1,000 5,000 3,000 1,000 1,000 C37OT l. "' ' '" -'^----*"*-----* LIA17527 l : ** >Rtseutlr* Codfeitt## August ?li, 1955 > It m further rseorr.-inisd that the sucp-srss of this prograa for th# balaac# of 1955 bo paid out m* "n i!5,OCO avrpli* no* Mi*tlng In the Industrj Drvelcpeer.t hnd, end that th-.' 1?;.6 activiti-.-v ho paid c -t tf th* 191A lik'-oOtry Devslcpsent Fund and any surplu# In th# 1955 fund existing at th# and of thle y**r | I APPRCPRIATICXS Aa Bashar of th* Ekncutlv# Coscltt**, wor.'t you plots# execute th# attached ballot n th# #former.t.l.' u*d r#c Branded appropriation* so that If apjarorod* th* vcrk nay b# undertaken q-clckly as possiblo and so tlat ary report on th# array In th# flald of noclo*r radiation protection say bo received by th# Associ ation be 2 ore th# *'ard neats for consideration of 1956 Association progress#. Sticarsly ycur. ` 4 ! i i & - ifaA iitfititiS i * LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4*0 UCX:+<aTCM AVSXBJ* Nr* rOMC 17, H. T. BALLOT I appro** __________ I oppoa* __________________________ j appropriation of t2,$CG tro~ tha Industry D***lo;i*a*st food for *array of load'* position as a nuclear radiation ehisldiof notarial, tfc* *1iresgr I . to b completed in thr** to four sooths. I appro* I oppos* ____________ appropriation of |18,CXX> fro** the 1?55 and 1956 Industry Drralopcant fvr.da for an educational prcjrda on the use of Lead In earosice, aa i ] outlined in tha aecretary'a letter of An^uet JL, L9fi5. 3 ,i iI TWSJiT