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*t ?' r f l [ l LI A 1752 ? . j%';V f LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4*9 L*XiH^rC-N AVCXW* HSW TCtfMt t f, XL f. 3U3JBCT TO ggrtSIOBt IHTLiTlMT ^77*A/'"*V':'`'*T (' '4 `'yTTry t.-.:- irasra IS3 AS-IXIATION S<sv lark, S.T. August 18, 1955 4 *eitlng of the Industry Dorolojoni Coaeltteo of the Lead Industries Assoc l.it ion was hold in tho office of tho Association ao Thurscugr, August 19, 1955. RESn>*) J. J. Loncoo S. 0. Straase A. JU Men i L. T. Khttoa j l C. M. Inca 0. K. Lor-jtTCi i fho Aak-ricAfi Metal Co. ltd* Amuricua Sm&ltirg & ?-*fining Co* Com do Pasco Corp. Ccnsolldato-l Mining & Smiting Ce, of Crcvvia, ltd. St. Joseph Lsad Co. Ofcitod States Socltlnff Raflning & Mining Co. Ice. s Robert L. Xloffold, Socratary-Troaaurer Tho aeetlng was called to order at 3 P.M. Tho alraito* of t* prerious coating of May 19# 1955, two approved* t d m sHiTuao The Cooed.ttoo conaldcrvi tho throo proposals sobcittod by, alter Cldio Sfcicle-sr Laboratories, Inc. rb-cla-.r DeTr.lop'aor.t Associates, Inc. Vitro f>glr.rl.v; llvision. Vitro Corp. of Africa atilch oro ctrculAad to the Ce?ocittoa on July 21, 1955. It was gonerally agreed that all thres of these concorr.s Boro ccep*tont to conduct a satis factory surrey on the uso of lead for r.'xrloor radiation shielding. It was therefore decided, on the b-rsl* of tho letter of proposal recoeseond to tho Executive Cctar.lttoo tho acceptance of the . ' alter Kiddo Nuclear Laboratories, Inc., which *u the lowest r the first phaso or the surrey of 2500 to be paid . rs .*7 ^tiG^Wgr'mttX'a* in the Industry Derelopncnt Fluid for 1955* afeich will .mount Vo approximately 915*000* i L I A17 5 2 A Industry Dorolopcent Cosr-itte Meeting -2 /tapcst 18, 1j 55 "Q CIZ,'JL\KZ I Tho question of obtainir^ *Q clour ine for a aaabor of tho staff * also discussed. It was docidod that ths ?.:r. bary should obtain tho advtc* i of such poopla as Maltor EidJj Pucloor Labcrscurios, Inc., Dr. Alox $W*arl, of th Rational Dead Co. and Dr, A. J. Phillip*, of Aacrican Dneltirg 4 So-- fining Co,, who bars had experience lx. U.os-e nathsrs. PROPOSED CERAMICS PROGRAM Tho Coraslttoo then discussed tho proposed coronic* prcgrxa suts. Kitted to th-.ui on August 11, 195?, a* rocoranorviod by 3 coneittoe of ropro ssntatiros of eoeburs who soli products to tho c-craaica industries. Tho eccrdttoo doc Mod to recocEi*3 to tho Executive Coenittoo tha undertaking of this prograa consisting of: 1. Engr,glng tho sorrieos of a rocegnlxod coracles authority as consultant* 2* Publishing a coaplcto annual on tho uao of load In tho vcrious branches of tho curacies industry. 3. Following up the publication of tho avajel with supplements containing further data of use to tho curacies industry, to fco looso-loaf bound into tha original carnal. It was rcccrr.erdod that this pro.prac bo flr.tncod to tho end of 1956 free; surplus funds in tho Industry Dervv-lopa-nt fund for 1?SS and 1?J6, with a budget os follows* CiPJdCtCS PROGRAM S2ccwgxpro arooer Sopyl*. 1955 -Doc. 31, i?g6 i (16 aontsha] Publication of Manual Supplcacnto to Manual Mailing Consulting Poos Staff Tlao '"'Trswol iR&Sa^Wowj*!: ^... 15,000 2,000 1,000 5,oco 3,000 1,000 1.000 *18,000 e.Tbo Mooting'wu adjourned At 1**15 P.M.