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Monsanto Monsanto Company 600 H Untft)dr|l Boulovard St. Lcots. W istoijrl 63J68 Phona: Of4) 04-1000 August 14, 1970 .CWOUftt/C CHEMICALS DfVS&XM ! ! ! Dear* Sir: During the week of August IO, 1970, Monsanto Is sending to all Its dlreot customers for Aroclora in plasticizer/ modifier application l) a letter summarizing the latest Information on PCBs, and ) the most recent Aroclor technical bulletin. This bulletin replaces and supercedes O/PD-306 - Aroclor Plasticizers. In as much as some important information concerning recent PDA actions and Changes to Monsanto's returned goodB polloy are discussed, we strongly urge you to forward oopies of this bulletin and a letter to your Aroclor customers. Copies of both have been enclosed for your use. . The change in returned goods policy for our direct customers involves a two month extension of the deadlines for returning material to Monsanto. The same two month extension will apply to our distributors. A copy of our revised returned goods policy is attached. We realize that this additional communication provides an added workload for your people. However, In view of the Importance of this matter, we feel It is neoessary for you as our distributor to assist in this matter. Very respectfully, Walter E. Schalk Director of Sales Plasticizers t > 1 af-\r\r\ a a LEXOLDMON00090 GENERAL POLICY CONCERNING DISTRIBUTORS' . RETURN OP AROCLOR3* 1. The following policy will be In effect covering returned goods: a. If unopened containers purchased after September, 1969 are returned to the Sauget, Illinois plant or the Anniston, Alabama plant prior to 10/31/70, 100# of the net purchase price will be allowed for the returned goods. No additional handling charges will be assessed. Freight from distributor's warehouse will be paid by Monsanto at truckload rates. b. If unopened containers purchased after September, 1969 are returned to the Sauget, Illinois plant or the Anniston, Alabama plant prior to 12/31/7* 90# credit will be allowed for the returned goods. No additional handling charges will be assessed. Freight will be paid by the distributor. o. If unopened containers purchased after September, 1969 are returned to the Sauget, Illinois plant or the Anniston, Alabama plant prior to 2/28/71, 50# credit will be allowed for the returned goods. No additional handling charges will be assessed. Freight will be paid by the distributor. 2. Monsanto will accept orders through July 31* 197 and will make every effort to meet these commit ments and to complete shipment as of August 31, 1970. Monsanto reserves the right to limit shipments based on Its production capabilities. Aroolors 1232* 1242, 1248, 1254, 1260, 1262, 1268, 4465, Montar 1, Toluene/Xylene blends. Revised 8/14/70 Monsanto > W . hamS ft, k.tK *1 `OHf May 9, 1973 L PC warning Letter, August 14, 1970 By Sahalk TO Nemo to File This warning letter was sent to the following four distri butors ; B. M. Toby, President Amerloan Mineral Spirits Co. Division of Union Oil of California 134-5 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10019 Mr. Carl Oiloth Central Solvents & Chemical Co. 2540 West Fluorooy Street Chicago, Illinois 60612 Mr. W. C. MoCall, President Crest Western Chemical Co. 3720 North West Yeon Ave. Portland, Oregon 97210 Mr. 0. J. Turriff, President Tab Chemloal Co. 4801 South Austin Chicago, Illinois 60638 This is the same list ao used In May 25, 1970 letter. /me t 1 \ 5 i i I I Mr'i nnnACz-1 LEXOLDMON000909 Monsanto Monsanto Company 800 N. Undbprflb Boulevard St. Louis. Missouri 83166 Phone: 014) 094-5000 August liJ, 1970 .... OftOAMIC CHEMICALS DMS>ON Dear Sir: Vou have received our letters of February 27, 1970 and June 1, 1970 covering Monsanto's withdrawal of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from the market. The February 27 letter reviewed some of the potential hazards of PCBs and of environmental polution In general. The June 1 letter announced that we were withdrawing all polychlorinated biphenyls used as plasticizers or modifiers from the market, and that the last shipment of these materials would be made August 30, 1970- In as much as you may have some Inventory of these materials which you might be planning to use during the period In which you change over to other products, we felt it imperative to Inform you of the latest information concerning PCBs. It wa3 recently brought to our attention that the Food and Drug Administration has apparently established guidelines setting forth suggested maximum levels of PCBs allowable in certain foods. These levels, as we understand them, are 5 parts per million in fish and 0.2 parts per million in milk. Monsanto, therefore, strongly recommends that PCBs not be used in applications which could lead, either dlrecTXy or Indirectly, to the contamination of food and water supplies for humans or animals. Examples of appllcations which would seem particularly hazardous would be coatings for water treatment facilities, coatings for food handling equipment, or coatings for such farm items as Bilos and feed hoppers. ; i , ; ; ; \ ; : ; jj ; 1 f \ i | 1 ! j \ j \ i MCI 000397 LEXOLDMON00091 It has recently come to our attention that PCBs have been found in cows milk. This adds emphasis to Monsanto's re commendation that PCBs not be used In any application where they might come In contact with or otherwise contaminate food, silage, water supplies, etc. The latest available bulletin on our line of Aroclors Is enclosed for your use. This publication replaces and supercedes bulletin O/PL-306 - Aroclor Plasticizers. The only products listed which will be sold after August 31 197C are l) Aroclor 1221, a monochlorinated biphenyl which is readily biodegradable, and 2) Aroclors 5442 and 5460, both chlorinated terphenyls which have not shown themselves to be environmental contaminants. Please pay special atten tion to the section of this bulletin which relates to environmental hazards. In addition to the products listed above which will remain on the market, Monsanto will sell a series of blends of Aroclor 1221 and Aroclor 5460 which will replace the poly chlorinated biphenyls for many applications. During this withdrawal of PCBs from the market, Monsanto has had in effect a modified returned goods policy stating that unopened containers less than one year old could be returned for full credit through July 31> 1970. Prom August 1 through August 31j 1970> 90 percent credit would be allowed. From September_1 through December 31, 1970, 50 percent credit would be allowed. The customer will pay all return freight. All of the dates in the time schedule for this returned goods policy are hereby extended an additional two months. Monsanto realizes that the removal of these products from the market has caused a great deal of concern and expense for our customers. This is certainly regrettable. However, it appears to us that as a responsible supplier, this is the only reasonable course of action. We stand ready to assist you as we can with your reformulation work. /jihu Walter E. Sehalk Director of Sales Plasticizers TECHNICAL BULLET / AROCLOr PLASTICIZERS A series of inert, chemfcally-resrstant, fire-retarding plasticizers compatible with wide variety Df resins. TECHNICAL BULLETIN O/PL-306A r K Monsanto 53: MCL000399 LEXOLDMON000912 AROCLOR' PLASTICIZERS A serJesof inert, cheroic ally-resistant, fire-retarding plasticizers compatible with wide variety of resins. TECHNICAL BULLETIN O/PU306A CAUTION: ae sections ontiiled Toxicity and Safa HeixMinQ. r>d Environmentil Hnrrards, on 12. . > ** !#*y *** WOSAIO WAKtS N& VAJUWTTttS AS TO J* III tltSS CUM*C**UTM*IHV Of AHV PMDDCIS MffatiolO w tu r e utfxiKtorr ivX tvttnt liiB**1 Mkmuttone* r* Itts&ijtei s*rm+itiet>i Oif*Tc ChtmicBb Dn4Dn/8D0 N. limfti&rpfe 8hii/St Ioub, Nfojowi 63K>6 l t t i i I } MCL000400 LEXOLDMONOOQ91 Introduction The unique Aroelor plasticisers are among the most versatile chemi cally produced materials available. One outstanding characteristic -- inertness -- makes Aroelor useful in many ways for many different applications. The major benefits offered by Aroelor include: Chemical Resistance Fire Retardance Compatibility with most resins Nonoxidation Adhesivity Low Cost Solubility Monsanto's Aroelor plasticizers comprise a series of chlorinated bi phenyls and chlorinated polyphenyls. They vary from mobile, oily liquids to white crystals and hard, transparent resins. Twelve of the Aroelor plasticizers, each of which represents a series, are discussed in this bulletin. An understanding of the system for designation of each Aroelor should prove useful in the evaluation of the property gradations among them. The last two digits indicate the approximate weight percentage of chlorine in the product, and the first two digits indicate the type of material, as follows: 12 -- chlorinated biphenyls 25 -- blend of chlorinated biphenyls and chlorinated triphenyls (75:25) 44 -- blend of chlorinated biphenyls and chlorinated triphenyls (60:40) ' 54 -- chlorinated triphenyls For nearly every Aroelor mentioned, a darker, less-pure grade exists, with about the same physical and chemical characteristics, but lower in price. ____________________________________________________ ________ __________________ ____________________ __ The Aroelor liquids and resine are readily soluble in most common organic solvents and drying oils. Although all Aroelor plasticizers are insoluble in water, the hard, crystalline materials are generally less soluble than the liquids and softer resins. Solubilities of some Aroelor plasticizers are shown in Table 1. 3 I i i s I 3 MCL000401 LEXOLDMON000914 TARSI 1 SOLUBILITIES DF AfiOCLOR PLASTICIZERS m VARIOUS SOLVENTS SofyrtM Acid Acetic Acid Oleic Acid Be runic Acid Aldehyde 40?4 Formaldehyde Furfural Arxfor 1242 2FC Hal S S latEf* s s -- 1I vs vs Amtor 1248 tt'C Hat __ --- -- 11 VS vs Awdor 7254 ?rc Hot ss ss ---- 11 vs vs ArvcJw 725$ Cote Rot ---- ---- 11 ss ss Arnfi>ft AnHine Pyridine s T32.5M't s 44099-c -- -- -s s - -- IM3" 425TM^ -- -- -- Chloro derivatives Amyl chlorides -- tnised S s s s s s --- Carbon Tetrachloride S s s s s s ---- Chloroform Ss ss s s ss DicMprethylene ---- -- -- ---- ---- Ethylene Dichloride s s s s s s s s Monocblorobenzene s s s s s s ---- OrthcdicMoroberttene -- -- -- - Tetrachlwetbano ss ss TricMurethane ss ss Trichlweibylene ss ss -- ------ s s ---- s s ---- s s ---- Drying Oil Tung 0l Linseed Oil s s s s s s ---- ss ssss Is Ester Amy! Acetate ss ssss ss Buryi Acelale s s ss ss ss "Cethsclre"' Acetate s s s s s s ---- Cottonseed Oil s s s s s s ---- Dibutyl Phthalste s s s s ss ss o Afotftrr44$ Cote A ss s -- 1 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs s s i {iE t i i i MCL000402 LEXOLDMONOOQ915 m Diethyl Phthalate s S s s s s ----s Ethyl Acetate s s s s s s ss ss s Ethyl lactate s s s s s s 1 s vs Ethylene Glycol Diacetate s s s s s s -- -- vs Methyl Acetate s s s s s s ss ss s Tricresyf Phosphate s s s s s s -- -- ss Ether: Ethyl Ether sss sss sss Ether Alcohol CfrtrtoT - 224jrc 307*'*': vs vs 173""* 259i 1 s ss Ceffosolve sSs sss 1 ss Diethylene Glycol ---- -- -- ---- ---- s /^/r'-Dibydroxy Ethyl Ether 15.923*1* ss ss (parr tQroo-c -- -- ss Hydrocarbon Benzene Gasoline Kerosene Mineral Spirits Paraffin Fine Oil Toluene Turpentine Xylene vs vs vs vs vs vs s s vs vs vs vs vs vs vs -- -- vs vs vs vs vs vs vs ss s vs vs vs vs vs vs vs s s vs 2.0"^ s 2JP*C s --s -- -- 10 s s vs vs s s s s s vs vs vs vs vs vs s s vs vs vs vs vs vs vs s s vs vs vs vs vs vs vs s s vs Hydroxy derivatires Amyl Alcohol tf-Butyl Alcohol Ethyl Alcohol (3 A) Glycerine Methyl Alcohol Phenol - 90% Ketone; Acetone s s 23.3^ 1 1S4M"C S s s 80.0^ 1 s s -- __ 1 -- -- -- s s ss --s s I " J027-C 28-c 1 1 11 I -- 152"C ?Z2S5't -- -- ss s ss --ss 1 s ss 1 f -- s 1 s ss ss 1 ss s s Miscellaneous Carbon Disulfide Nitrobenzene S s ----s S s ----s Water 11 1 1 1 i -- Insoluble SS -- Slightly Soluble S -- Soluble VS -- Very Soluble. Figures show grams of Areclor per 100 milliliters of solvent at 25X unless otherwise indicated. s s 1 s s vs -- -- vs 1!1 } 9 1* I t i > $?st 1 \ i S' MCL000403 LEXOLDMONOOQ916 TABLE 2 CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF REPRESENTATIVE AROCLOH^PLASTICIZERS AND RESINS Property Apfm&nnc* Arocfor rm Cheer. mobile a3 Aroehr 123? atm. mbits oH Aroehr mz tiest. mobile ail Araditf m$ Clear, mobile dll Arocfor tm light-yellow viscous liquid Cofat, maximum Chlamn, percent Acidity. mg KOH/g. maximum Moisture, ppm, maximum 'IBOAJWt 180APHA 20.6 23.S '0.014 - 31.5-32.5 '0.014 - *1D0 APKA 42 *0.015 *56 10DAPHA 48 *0.010 *50 *100 API1A - 54 *0.010 *50 Ate. Coefficient of txpeasion, cc/cc/*C 0.00071 |!5*-40X) 0.00073 (26*-100X) 0.00058 (25--65X) 0.00071) (25*-B5"C) 0.00066 (25*-65*C) Specific Grerify Density, pounds per gallon. 25 X DistUhtion Dense, X, corrected JASTM D-28, modified) *1.182-1.192 (2E715.5X) *1770-1788 (25715.5X) *1.381-1.332 (25715.6`C) *1.405-1.415 (65715.5*C) *1.495-1.505 (657I5.5X) 8.85 275-320 18.55 280-325 1150 325 36$ 12.04 340-375 12.82 365-399 O Ceepottfton loss. K. 100'C. 6 hours JASTM D-E, mod.) 163X, 5 hows 1.0 1.5 1.0-1.5 0-0.4 3.0-36 0-0,3 3.0-4.D 0-07 1.1-1.3 flesh feint (Cleveland Open Cup). X 141-150 T 288-302 152-154 305-3)0 176-180 348-356 T83I96 379 384 None to boiling point fire Pilot (Cleveland Dpe Cup), X 17* *F 349 Pom feint JASTM 1-97). X 1 (crystals) T 34 (crystals) Softening Point (AST M E-28), *C F. 238 460 -35.5 -32 - None te boiling point -19 2 None to balling paint None to boiling point -7 19.4 10 ; 50 --- ' ' Jfefiectin Index. it 0-20 2DX I.$I7-1J>18 1.620-1.622 1.627-1.629 1.630 1.63! 1.639-1.641 Yhcoshy, Seconds Saybolt Universal JASTM 0-SB) 100'F J37.8X) 13D`f (54.4X) 210T (98.BX) *38-41 35-37 39-31 *44-51 39-4) 31-32 *82-92 49 56 34-35 185-240 *73-88 36-3) 1 BOO-2500 260 340 *44-48 t l 1 ! 1 ( i \ .} 3 b 2 7 : i i ! i f X \ 1 { f \ | MCL000404 LEXOLDMON00091' f f Aroctm tm Light-yellow. I off, sticky ii 151) APHA 80 0.014 50 0.00067 (Hr-loot} 1.555 1.566 (90-ytS 5*C) 13.50 385-420 0-0.1 B.5-0.8 None 1b boiling point None te boiling point 31 88 - 1.647-1.649 Amckr mi Atvcht 1442 Light-yellow sHefty, viscous twin Clear yellow sticky resin *160 Am *2 NPA (molten) 61.5-62.5 42 '0.014 0.05 0.00064 {25*65`C} - 0.00123 (25*-89*C) *1.572-1.583 (80715-5*C) 1.478 (25725*0) 13.72 12.24 390-425 215-300 {4 mm. Hg) 86.1 0.5-0.6 0.0) 0.2 None to boiling point 247 477 None to boiling point > 350 > 662 38-38 89 - 46 115 *46-52 115-126 1.6501-1-8517 - Anc]oi 4m Clear. light-yellow. resin *2 NPA (molten) 65 005 - 0.00061 (25*-5*C) 1.670 (25*/25*C) 13.91 238-320 {4 mm. Hg) 0-0.02 0.2-0.3 None to boiling point None to boiling point - *60-6$ 140-151 1.664 1.667 Atothr 2m Amfot sm Arocbr f?SS Black, opaque, brittle resin Clear, yellow to-orobei. brittle rosin or flekes White to eff-white powder - *2 NPA *!.5NPA {molten) (molten) 65 1.4 0-00066 {25"-65"C} 1.734 (25725 *C) 14.44 - 0.2-0.3 - - 5B.5-6D.6 68 0.D5 0.05 - D.00179 (25*-124*C) - 0.00067 (20*-10O*C) 1.670 {25"/25*C) 1.804-1.811 (25*/25*C) 13.91 15.03 280-335 (5 nn Hg) 435-450 B-D.0S 0.D3 0.1-0.2 None to boiling point None t boiling point None to boiling point None to boiling point - -- *66-72 149 162 - "96-105 208-222 1.660-1.865 *150-170 {hold 302-338 point) - 32OD-4500 *72-78 8*wt**n4 5per 608-850 (160'F, 7*C) *86-100 308-408 00-150 (266'F; 13ITC) - -- i I' i J If A J 4 l. r 1} MCL000405 LEXOLDMONOOQ911 Density ____________________ ______________ . _________ AH the Aroclor plasticizers are heavier than water, a valuable property for many applications. Densities arc shown in Figure 1. i l f i Specific Volume fig. I - Densities of Aroclor Plasticizers at Various Temperatures ___________ _____________________________________________ ________ ____________ . The specific volume of Arodor VM8 at different temperatures is as follows: Tempentvre /ft A/ncfac t!4S Specific Vohme {mijgj 0 0.B74 IDO 0.6S9 200 0.726 300 0.755 400 0.790 SCO 0.820 eoo 0.070 0 I 1 l t j 1 s t ft i Mr i nnrvinfi LEXOLDMONOOQ919 Vobtility - The low vaporization loss of Aroelor plasticizers is indicated in Table 3. 1ABLE 3 VAPORIZATION RATES OF ARDCLOR PLASTICIZERS Flastkaer fStrrfsct area: 1?M sf. cm) Aroclar 1221 Aroelor 1232 Arodor 1242 Aroelor 1248 CbisVm* DiociyJ phthalatc Balm" 25 Aroelor 1254 Shell Dutrex 20 Awcfer 7262 Aroelor 126D Aroelor 4465 Aroelor 6442 Ar&cfor 5460 Trrcreiyl phosphsle Wl lots (if 0.5125 0.2572 0.O9S5 0.0448 0.0745 D.0686 0.0256 0.0156 0.0047 0.0039 0.0026 0.0064 0.0039 0.0032 0.001B [spasms *tm`C m 24 24 24 24 48 48 24 24 24 24 24 72 72 72 24 Vipwhatitm Rate fplsp. cmjhr.) 0.00174 0.000874 0.000338 0.000151 0.000126 0.000117 0.000087 0.000053 9.000016 0.000013 0.000003 0.000007 0.000004 0.000004 D.O0D603 It is concluded that the vaporization rates of Aroelor plasticizers -- especially the most widely used 1254 and 1260 -- compare most favorably with the similar constants of other plasticizers selected specifically for these tests because of their low vaporization rates. Hi*4*m*it tt 9 f i fitr | ; MCL000407 LEXOLDMON000920 i Vapor Pulsar The vapor pressures of several -Aroclor plasticizers are indicated in Figure 2 over the temperature range 160 to 300C. x 10* t. "K # | ! # Fig. 2 -- Vapw Pressures oi Aroclor Plastic'oert The estimated vapor pressures of several Aroclor plasticizers at 10CTF shown in the following table were determined by extrapolation from the values shown in Figure 2. Approximate Vapor Pressure of Am/cr Pfesticirers fslintaled at US' f (37JT C) Aroclor 1232 Aroclor 121? 0.005 mm. Hg 0.001 mm. Hg Arodw 1248 0.0003? mm. He Aroclor 1254 0.00006 mm. Hg 5 s s > I I K | MCL000408 LEXOLDMONOOQ921 Viscosity _____ ______________ _ The viscosities of the Aroclor plasticizers vary according to whether the base materia! is a biphenyl or a polyphenyl and on the degree of chlorination. In genera! the Jow-chlorinatcd biphenyls have the lowest viscosities (Figure 3). V1$ccsfty. Sayboft Universal Seconds | MCL000409 LEXOLDMON00092! fohofotkxfi At ordinary temperatures the Aroclor chlorinated polyphenyls have not presented industrial toxicological problems. The hazard of potential toxic exposure varies with their volatility: the lower-chlorinated, morevolatile ones present more of a potential problem from the standpoint of both inhalation and skin contact. When Aroclor plasticizers are used at elevated temperatures, engineering controls must be applied, either by the use of closed systems or by effective local-exhaust ventilation together with general workroom exhaust. Vapor of the liquid Aroclor plasticizers at room temperature should not he breathed in a confined space, and no vapor of any A rodnr evolved at elevated temperatures should be allowed to be dispersed into the general workroom. Inhalation testa on animals indicate that the maximum safe concen tration of vapor is in the range of from 0.f> to 3.0 milligram of the lower-chlorinated Aroclor plasticizers per cubic meter of air. The threshold limit values (maximum allowable concentration for an 8hour working day) set by the American Conference of Government Hygienists are 1.0 milligram of the lower-chlorinated Aroclor com pounds per cubic meter of air and 0.6 milligram of the more-bighlychlorinaled compounds, such as Aroclor 3254, per cubic meter of air. Skin Ce/tUct Schwartz patch tests on 200 volunteers showed that Aroclor 1254 was neither a primary skin irritant or a sensitizer. Prolonged or repealed skin contact with the Aroclor plasticizers must be avoided by the use of gloves and protective garments, because of the possible occurrence of a condition called chloracne. Although re ports of this condition caused by Aroclor are rare, it can be produced by excessive skin contact. If any Aroclor is spilled on the skin the skin should be washed in the usual manner with a soap solution. A bum caused by contact with a hot Aroclor should be treated like any ordinary bum. Aroclor plasticizer adhering to the burned area need not be removed immediately, unless treatment of the bum demands it, in which ease either soap and water or repeated washings with a vegetable oO are recommended. ^ , Eamonntems! ttn/srds Aroclor 1232, Aroclor 1242, Arodor 1248, Aroclor 1254, Aroclor 1260, Aroclor 1262, Aroclor 1268, Aroclor 4465, and Montar 1 all contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) of various types and in varying amounts. PCB residues in small amounts have been found in the environment and some studies have indicated that they may be harmful to certain forms of animal life. Extreme care should therefore be taken by all users of PCB-conlaining products to prevent any entry into the environment through spills, leakage, use, disposal, vaporization or otherwise. Further,the products in which PCB materials are used, or which are formulated using PCB materials as a component, should be given careful study to eliminate the possibility that PCB might reach the environment as a result of use in a given application. Some specific applications where the use of PCB should definitely be avoided are in paints and sealants for swimming pools, paints and waterproofing agents in silos and other buildings where food products for humans or animals are stored, and os a component of any container or wrapping used in the packaging of food products. I l l \ ! ! 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TbL (212) 666 5100 sr inms urssmmt tuns MCL000414 LEXOLDMON0009: # I i i i 1 Monsanto 800 N. IMDBTRGH BLVD.. ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI 13IBS # ii i ! i win nm/iis LEXOLDMONOOQ928 iMMr. ADDRESS MAILED Abco, Inc. P. 0. Box J Irwin, Pa. 136/12 icme Chemicals and Insulation Co. (^Allied Products CorpT~/ P. 0. Box 1*JC^ New Haven, Ccnn. 06505 Adel phi Paint- and Color 860O Dumont Ave. Works, Inc. , . Ozone Park LI, N. Y. 11/J17 {7 . c->.v . , Adhesives Research, Inc. 161 East 9th Avenue d'\' - J' / (- ,, York, Pennsylvania 17^04 /h-r-SS-^rl ., 3. f~The Allentown Paint Mfg Co East Allen & Graham Streets Vi''ii. - . .1 /3\r /; rT--i Allentown, Pa. 18105 \\ 6. Allegheny Solvents & Chemical Co P. 0. Box H77 '{.!r Carnegie, Pa. 15106 7.\ Allied Paint Manufactui'ing Company . "-------- 8 Ailia-Chalmers Mfg Co ~il airi 83^ West Third Street Lansdale, Pa. 19^6 Pittsburgh Plant Columbus And Preble Aves. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 9. Amchera Products, Inc. Benjamin Poster Division Ambler, Pa. 19002 10. Amerson Corrosion Control Dlv. 201 North Berry Street Brea, California 92621 Amercoat Corporation 201 North Betty Street ^ .(3-y \fi 1 > 1. * Brea, California 92621 .12 American Ehka /'r, / a . yvir1:/ . /v West Main Street Brand Rex Division Willlmantlc, Conn. 06226 \ h 7 C> / -fo LEXOLDMONOOQ929 NAME ADDRESS 13. American Lacquer & Solvent Co P. 0. Box 11515 Tampa, Florida 33610 14. American Chemical Service,Inc, P. o. Box 190 ft -143, 1/5* / JX*/<P Grlrfifch Indiana 46319 15. Ames Rubber Corporation / 16. American Adhesive, Inc. Hamburg, N, J. 07419 30 Waverly Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. 11205 MAILED 17. AMF Voit, Inc. 18. AMSCO P. 0. Box 958 Santa Ana, CallT. 92702 p l4 Commerce Rd. Cranford, N. J. 07016 19- Amsco Solvents & Chemicals (&i'( ^r'/ uA , 4619 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 20. R, J.R. Archer, Inc. .J 2A~0 P. 0. Box 2715 Winston-Salem, N.C.27102 21. Arkansas Technical Industries, Highway 167 North Inc. . Batesville, Ark. 72501 22. John L. Arraltage and Co. (Kt.L - hv^/Ju, UA. v.uMr. i / (* c Pvt- , P[ . /,. 3. Armstrong Cork Co >- '^u- 245 Thomas Street Newark, N. J. 07114 Lancaster, PA. 17604 24. Arwood Corp. Rockleigh Industrial Park Rockleigh, N. J. 07647 I MCL000417 LEXOLDMONOOQ930 r%xsx-r* J'lA J. JL!L19 37. The Brown Bridge Mills Inc. 30. Bruning Paint Co, Inc. Troy, Ohio 45373 Fleet and Haven Streets Baltimore, Md 21224 39. M. A. Bruder & Sons, Inc. 52nd St. and Grays Perry Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19143 40. Buffalo Solvents & Chemical Company, , / , Box 73 Station B Buffalo, N. Y; 14207 Qj/v- Quality ComponentInc." ____ _^-Dagu s c ah oh ajLZFa7 Cf-S- . >/> 42. R. P. Cargill Labs " ^ * 55 Commerce Rd Cedar Grove, N. J. 43. Philip Carey Co Smith St. & Victory Bridge Perth Amboy, N. J. 08862 44. Carroll Products, Inc. 150 Marine St ' Fanaingdale L.I. N.Y. 11735 45. Castrol Oils, Inc. Continental. Plaza 401 Hackensack Ave. Hackensack, N. J. 07601 46. Cataphote Corporation Jackson, Mice. 39205 47. Cellular Products Corp. -f8. Celanese Coatings Co. 49. Central-Solvents & Chemicals Co. 18656 Fitzpatrick Detroit, Mich. 48228 Delaney & Rutherford Streets Newark, N. J. 07105 31702 Dayman Street Hayward, Calif. 94544 msh i i \ ! *# ij ! i | t \ \I i I l | | \ '\ ! j $ ] J5 i \ [ ) MCL000419 LEXOLDMONOOQ932 NAME ADDRESS DATE MAILED PER 50. Central Solvents & Chemical .Company 13900 Carmenita Road Santa Pe Springs, California 90670 51. Central Solvents & Chemical Company 705O West 71st Street Chicago, Illinois 60638 52. Central Solvents & Chemical Company P. 0. Box 03158 Portland, Oregon 97302 53. Central Solvents & Chemical East 6308 Sharp Ave. Company w -v , . /> Spokane, Wash. 99206 (fit ^ &<W. * 5*1. Chevron Research Co ` , , />. 555 Market Street San Francisco, Calif. . 9^120 55. ({ CChhre*^m4 i~cna`"1l tP>--r~o>d5,u, ^c4t- s Corp. v^ 11n2r5- Mi_aj i.n. *A__v__e__n__u__e_ J S'JL&S\- -4 SV. }}0 . East .Paterson, N.J. 07**07 56. (pities Service .Co CfXl *r?, -fM Se(: ./, /' c#vVvw . P,j 57{ Codo Mfg. Corporation V -i. r,,-r\ 58. Colonial Press Co . Albi Manufacturing Co ' '98 EBBt Main Street Rockville, Conn. 06066 4v, r Leetsdale, Pa. 15056 1 Green Street Clinton, Mass. 01510 . 59* Columbia Paint & Varnish Co h52 Communipaw Ave. Jersey City, N. J, 07304 60, Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Manufacturing Co ^ Cpmv-fw.#/ \'fi (\i,V* //. 61 ..^"C'Uoonntinental Can Company Si 95 Glen Cove, N. Y. 115*12 1200 West 76th St. Chicago, 111. 60620 MCI D00470 LEXOLDMONOOQ933 NAME 75. The Dexter Corporation 76. Dixie Solvents & Chemicals Company ADDRESS MAILED Midland Division 31500 Hayman Street Hayward, Calif. 94544 Dixie Highway at Appleton j Louisville, Kentucky 40216 77. Doubleday & Co, Inc. 78. L. A. Dreyfus Company 79. E. I. DuPont DeNemours & Co 80. Eynasurf ChemlcalB Corp. 8l. Eastman Kodak Company 82. Eaton Allen Corp. 83- Eiaerson & Cuming, Ino. 84. Endlcott Johnson Corp. P. 0. Box 272 Berryville, Virginia 22611 P. 0. Box 500 South Plainfield, N.J. 07080 Chestnut Run Location Centre Road ^Wilmington, Delaware 19898 1411-13 Fleet Street Baltimore, Md. 21231 Kodak Park Works Rochester, N. Y. 14650 67 Kent Avenue . Brooklyn, N. Y. 11211 59 Walpole Street Canton, Mass. 02021 Endicott, N. Y. 13790 85. Engineered Yarns, Inc. / ' .a (ft-fts>''t S.xX-^j ^Zx> ev>-A'<A-> CX--c. 86,,/ Epoxylite Corporation -- \ 372 Main Street Coventry, Rhode Island, , 028l6 Cs. 1 1428 Santa Anita Ave. South El Monte, Calif. 91733 ---, X <L, }b .j!' J'kiiis // ay^ PEE MCL000422 LEXOLDMONOOQ935 87- Bobcx Chemical Corp. . 1401 Broad Street Clifton, New Jersey 07013 88. Essex Chemical Corp. Chemical Division 1401 Broad Street Clifton, N. J. 07015 89. Exacto Products Corp, Y l_JL,t C-0 -fo b'if'l j .*v 90. ,xpaBson Products 3333 Hammond Avenue Elkhart, Indiana c /Xv-L 1 1>'.j 250 Chester Street ./Palnesvllle, Ohio 44077 `'--'6- 91. Federal Color Laboratories Sun Chemical Co 4526 Chickering Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45232 92. Felt Products Mfg. Co jf / 93. ( Forro Corp. , 7450 No. McCormick Road i Skokie, 111. 60076 yU, . 4150 E. 56 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44105 94. /-University of Florida (-->sjss-i. <J<Xt , Gainesville, Florida g. in 5 a, 32601 95. /ford Paint & Varnish Co Sj ,v , # ^ c J'asg 601 Crosby Street NW Grand Rapids, Mich. 49504 96. Form-Bze Systems, Inc. P. 0. Box 3646 Albuquerque, N.M.87HO 97. Fort Pitt Chemical Co 26th & Smallman St. /W, ft: Fa*152Z2 98. Fox Valley Marking Systems 4-N671 Route 59 Bartlett, 111. 60103 99,, The Franklin Glue Co . 2020 Brack St. Columbus, Ohio 43207 l S >f )s J > j j o MCL000423 LEXOLDMONOOQ936 NAME ADDRESS MAILED 100. Freeman Manufacturing 1315 Main Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44113 101. Frye Manufacturing Co P. 0. Box 854 Des Moines, Iowa 50304 102. H. B, Fuller Co. . 57 So. Linden Ave. So. San Francisco, Calif. 9^080 103. The H. B. Fuller Co 315 South Hicks Road Palatine, 111. 60067 10*1. K. B. Fuller Co 4819 Industrial Court Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 105. The H, B, Puller Co Industrial HLvislon 2400 Kasota Avenue St. Paul, Minn. 55108 106. 107. Fusite Corp. AaA JLP ' 6000 Fernview Ave. *****' ^ * Cincinnati, Ohio 45212 General Electric Co Ballast Department 1430 East Fairchild St., Danville, Illinois 108. General Electric Co 305 Eastern Ave. Chelsea, Mass. 02150 209. General Mills, Inc. James Ford Bell Tech Center 9000 Plymouth Ave. North Minneapolis, Minn. 55427 110. General-Electric Co Laminated Products Dept. Coshocton, Ohio 43812 111. Centex Corporation Maine and Simpson Streets Carbondale, Pa. 18407 PER i X i i MCL000424 LEXOLDMONOOQ937 NAME ' ADDRESS MAILED 124, Great Western Chemical Co 125. 126. Great Western Chemical Co _ Oulton Industries 11440 S.W. Tledeman St. Portland, Oregon 97223 6900 Pox Avenue Seattle, Wash. 98IO8 212 Durham Avenue Metuchen, N. J. 08840 127. Hardman Incorporated 600 Cortlandt Street --~~7it ~fz.' !'' A -y / Belleville, N. J.0/109 i. v/iui c<?, i-'iLs 228. Martin Paint & Filler Co. 590 Belleville Turnpike 6' -// .. /tv rs-iP' 7/. / 1 Kearny, N. J. 07032 129. Hl-Strand Chemicals, Inc. P. 0. Box 368 Lenoir, North Carolina 28645 130. Hlghtemp Resins, Inc. 2?5 Greenwich Ave. Stamford, Conn. 06902 131. Jloosler Solvents & /* Chemicals Do , 132,J Illinois Adhesives \ Products Co a V P. 0. Box 283 New Haven, Indiana 46774 3101 South California Ave. Chicago, 111. 60608 233 ihdurail Coatings, Inc. P, 0. Box 2371 Birmingham, Alabama 35201 34. 133. Industrial Latex Co 306 Mount Pleasant Ave. , ft 0 / 4 -.Wellington, New J. 07057 '1 t4/Vn, yn, Inmont Corporation Finishes Division P. O. Box 3938 Anaheim, Calif. 92803 136,, Inmont Corp. PreBBtlte Dlv. P. 0. Box 3938 Anaheim, Calif. 92803 PER 1 \ f f I J i i 1 i 1 I a nr^i r\r\r\ a 00 LEXOLDMONOOQ939 NAME ADDRESS DATE MAILED 137. Inmont Corp. P. O. Box 659 Newark, N. J. 07101 138. Inaulcoustlc Corp. Jernee Mill Road /) J / / '-f '-CriXC cs ) - Sayerville, N. J. 08872 7/ 139. The University of Iowa & / a> /- />> f , Iowa City, Iowa 52240 '''.kSIt (Xj,vv'-M. /7-tt 140,-'" Jet-Shapes, Inc. Roclcleigh Industrial Park jfry^/<VH &i/o /c'J/tSL.. J, Roclcleigh, N. J. 07647 141. John-Manvllle Products Corp Research & Engineerirg Center P. 0. Box 159 Manville, N. J. 08835 142. Jordan Paint Co 7250 Franklin Forest Park, 111. 60130 143. Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co 969 West 37th Place R & D Division Chicago, III. 60609 144. Kaiser Gypsum Wilber Avenue Antioch, Calif. 94509 145. Kansas Paint & Color Co 132 North Mosley St. Wichita, Kansas 67202 146. Keeper Chemical Corp. 1688 Fifth Street Trenton, N. J. O8638 147 Kee Lox Mfg Co 10 Kee Lox Place Rochester, N. Y. 14608 148. Kendall Company 309 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, 111. 60606 149. Kohler McLister Paint Co P. 0. Box 546 Denver, Col. 80201 l \ ] } i { j MCL00Q427 LEXOLDMONOOQ940 NAME 150. Koppers Co., Inc. address 3501 Collin3 Ave. Richmond, Calif. 94804 151. Koppers Co., Inc. Organic Materials Dlv. 480 Freylinghuysen Ave. Newark, N. J. 07114 15?. 153. Koppers Company Koppers Company 'v\ , ?A \v' .'/ Organic Materials Dlv. P. 0. Box 739 Westfield, N. J. 07091 Koppers Building Pittsburgh, Pa. 15*. 155. 156. Liquid Nitrogen Processing Corp 412 East King Street y.,r> s' _, M'P T lUlrvJW , Malvern, Pa. 19355 p-. . The Lubrizol Corp. 29400 Lakeland Blvd. ^v,/^A^,cleve3a,'d' 0hl 'M,U7 M. R. Plastics & Coatings, Inc. ll46o Dorsett Road , Maryland Heights, Mo. . 0 Maas & Waldstein Co r 63042 2121 McCarter Highway Newark, N. J. 07104 Magle Brothers Oil Co 9101 Fullerton Ave. Franklin Park,Ill 60131 Magld Corp. * 35O Cantor Avenue lit*. Jht-yui'uJ '^^nden' N- J* 07036 'Manhattan Addfhieessiivveess CCoorrpp. / 425 Greenpoint Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 11222 Markem Corp. (Ci b'i `ass' 150 Congress Street Keene, New Hampshire 03431 MAILED PER A^A ^ 'ujt.-c -&*M**, 7 -13- MCL000428 LEXOLDMONOOQ941 NAME 162. 163. McCloskey Varnish Co 7i- Meloy Laboratories ADDRESS 7600 State Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 Springfield, Va. MAILED 164. Mereco Products Dlv. Metachem Resina Corp. C-, / ,, /!/) f / ' 1530 Wellington Ave * 7] -Cranston, R, I. 02910 fi' civvv.^v-^ 165. (Minnesota Mining v. Mfg Co P. 0. Box 3121 `W JU!" *"* Hlnn' 55101 166. Missouri Solvents & Chemicals 25522 Nicholson Ave. Company Kansas City, Mo. 6*1120 167. Mobil Chemical Co P. 0. Box 1388 PlalnsPield, N. J. 168. 169. 170. Mobay Chemical C--o BV 7? Morgan Adhesive--s _L A / /%. / W O-'lftA.- CT'%<- */ Mashua Corp. New Martinsville, West Virginia 26155 ^560 Darrow Road Stow, Ohio *14225 > / .. 4*1 Franklin St. Nashua, N. H. 03060 171. National Bronze Powder Co 9945 Franklin Ave. Franklin Park,111. '2. 173. 174. The National Chemical & JPlastics Co 1 r- , . r AltiYK((,C The Nazar Rubber Co ' c* > //? V' Niles Chemical Paint Co w 1424 PhilpotStreet Baltimore, Md. 21231 (' ` Box 3316 - Station C 2727 Avondale / Toldeo, Ohio 43607 t\.s. Third and Fort Streets Niles, Mich. 49120 PER MCL000429 LEXOLDMONOOQ942 ...... ...................... . ------------ -- from rhm dfi of J. M, MCL000430 LEXOLDMONOOQ943 NAME ADDRESS 175. North American Paint Corp. 3504 Rose Avenue Suburb of Asbury Park Wanamassa, N. J. 07072 176. N.V.P. Company Lafayette & Cedar St. Kennett Square, Pa. 19348 177. Ohio Solvents & Chemicals Company 3470 West l4oth St. Cleveland, Ohio 44111 178. Orelub Corp. 126-06 18th Avenue College Point, N.Y. 11356 179. Paisley Products, Inc. .180 Park Name Plate Co Div. Standard Brands, ] 29 Mack Drive Edison, N. J. 08817 34-10 Linden Place Flushing, N. Y. 11354 l8l. 182. Pennsylvania Refining Co 2686 Llbson Rd. /? / JlyXsyr Ss J j/U^j Clevelaanr d, Ohio 44104 V y, Phillips Petroleum Co Purchasing Dept. /WW*fcU, iUJUU,Pt. ort-u..aa. ticm 183. (^Photolastic, Inc. i'h-n--' -81*. Polyplastex United, Inc. 67 Lincoln Highway Nalvcrn> Pa* 19355 870 Springfield Road Union, New Jersey 07083 185. 186. The pplymel Corporation 514-516 Ensor Street JC* Lj. ,/JK^X Md. 21202 P'oollyytech Co, Inc. *p 175 Greenppond Rd. ' Rockaway, N. J. 07866 3? DATE MAILED PER I MCL000431 LEXOLDMONOOQ944 UAHE 187. PPG Industries, Inc. 188. Princeton Chemical Research, Inc. ADDRESS Adhesive Products Mr. 225 Belleville Ave Bloomfield, N, J. 07003 P. 0. Box 652 Princeton, N. J. 08540 DATE MAILED 189. Products Research and Chemical 2919 Empire Avenue / Corp. 4 , / ,A / Burbank, Calif. 91504 190. /'Kirex Corp. Ltd / ,-p.^i.t/A/, ... ' -ztfJild- 1 & it riSr I & I Products Group 2AOO South Main Street WW1i1lmmiinnOgt'tonnn,. CCnaUliff.. Q90D7745 191. Randolph Products Co Carlstadt, N.J. 07072 192. RaybeBtos Manhattan , AlA Raybestos Division 9. Box 1021 cC f/Lrp -- {^Ap'>^^&trpJc.foYd, Conn. 06497 193 Reilly Tar & Chemical Co r 11 South Meridian Ave. n * l> J* /) f , Merchants Bank Building (L^^UO No* 1615 . - Indianapolis, Indiana 3.9*1- I. Reiss Co, Inc. 120 Bayway Street Elizabeth, N. J. 07202 195. Reliance Universal, Tnc. Box 4155 Roanoke, Va. 24015 196. Republic Powdered Metals 2628 Pearl Road Medina, Ohio 44256 19?. Richardson Paint Company 4821 Garden Street M*yt. A/W, y&je&we, ijjajfw*. ww 198. G. P. RoeBer, Inc. P. (K Box 92 Lahaska, Bucks County, Pennsylvania 18931 PER Si MCL000432 LEXOLDMONOOQ945 RftHB 199. .200 Rohm and Haas Q-UA'td'] Sampson Paint Mfg Co , 20L. Eli Sandman Co. .202 Schjeldahl Company 203. Schwartz Chemical Co 20*1. Seaboard Products Co 205. 206. Sherwin Williams Co ^ /2_ Silibond Products Inc. 207. , .208 Smith Construction Supply The Smith-Aleop Paint & Varnish Co ^09. .210 .211 Solar Compounds Inc. Sonneborn Building Products, Inc. Southern Solvents & Chemicals Corp. t< r "S- - ADDRESS ' Independence Mall West Philadelphia, Pa 1S>105 n , <i , `"'A , 301'Hull Street Richmond, Virginia 280 Greenwood St. Worchester, Mass. 01601 Northfleld, Minn. 55057 50-01 2nd Street Long Island City, N. Y. 11101 Products Drive Texas, Maryland 21030 P. 0. Box 6027 Cleveland, Ohio 96 Summer Street Arlington, Mass. 02174 P. O. Box 671 Jonesboro, Ga. 30236 DATE MAILED 630 North Third Street Terre Haute, Ind. 47801 P. 0. Box 227 Linden, New Jersey Hancox Avenue Belleville, N. J. 07109 P. 0. Box 4067 Carrollton Station New Orleans, La. 70118 PER ( t s ji MCL000433 LEXOLDMONOOQ946  Twrin aujL>rtiii>5 224 . Sun Oil Company Refinery P. O. Box 395 Marcus Book, Pa. 19061 225. Superior Lacquer Co, Inc. .* P. O. Box 508 Toccoa, Ga. 30577 226. Super Tire Engineering Co 7255 Crescent Blvd. Camden, N. J. 08l01 227. 228. Superior Varnish & Drier Co Box 1310 / ,. ' a1 / 'l Merchantvllle, N.J.Q8109 dvCfli/A'CS' i JL / \r~y*~n. Swift Chemical Company . Adhesives &. Coatings Blv P. 0. Box 58007 Vernon, Calif. 90058 229. Swift Chemical Co Division of Swift & Co. 8 Parish Drive Madison, 111. 62060 230. Taurus Chemical Corp. Canoga & Bradley Streets Auburn, New York 13021 231. Technical Coatings Co _ 134 Lister Avenue Newark, N. J. 07105 232. Technical Tape Corp 240 North Avenue New Bochelle, N.Y.10801 233. ^Tennessee Eastman Compan$ d ' Div. of Eastman Kodak Kingsport, Tenn. 37662 -31!- Terrell Corp Qitja-o) v ^Vvu, 235. Texas Solvents & Chemicals . Company 820 Woburn Street .Wilmington, Mass. OI887 v-V 2500 Vinson Street Dallas, Texas \hyf?y'-C' tPcfo t t n.n ! ! \ t S,. ;V - MCL000435 LEXOLDMONOOQ948 NAME 236. Thiokol Chemical Corp. 237. Tlhbals Flooring Inc. f ' P 1 Q? e iv;-Y"1/14 ( 238. Titanine, Inc. t 239.' Tremco Mfg Co. 240. Ultrachem Inc. . y^a. American Mineral Park"^) Eranel Services Zj2*I3. American Mineral Spirits Co Protective Coatings . American Mineral Spirits Co Universal Oil Products Corp. . American Mineral Spirits Co ADDRESS DATE MAILED P. 0. Box 1296 Trenton, N. J. 08607 Oneida, Tenn. 37841 Dlv. of Seagram Corp. P. 0. Box 405 Union, N. J. 07083 10701 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland, 0hlo44l04 1400 North Walnut Street Wilmington, Delaware 19899 17 Executive Park Dr NE Atlanta, Ga 30329 285 Wellsville Ave New Milford, Conn. 3033 N. W. North River Drive Miami, Florida 33142 807 N. Fremont Ave. Tampa, Florida 2275 Tucker Industrial Blvd, Tucker, Ga. Des Plaines, 111.60016 Southwest Accounting CenteiP. 0. Box .471 Texas City, Texas 77591 2335 Thrift Road Charlotte, N.C. _ i j \ i Mr. 1 nnn436 LEXOLDMONOOQ949 NAME ;2: 249 Union Carbide Corp. ADDRESS Plaetlcs Division River Road Bound Brook, N. J.08805 DATE MAILED American Metal Seal Co 509 Washington Ave Carlstadt, N.J. Union-Amsco, Amsco Div . Flintkote Co Div Union Oil Co of Calif. 350 Roosevelt Ave. i,( Carteret, N. J. '. Oak and Central Ave. East Rutherford, N. J. 253. ex-Chem Co 20-21 Wagaraw Hd Fair Lawn, N. J. Blrk Paint Co 255 \/mMahld Corporation 236 Kearny Avenue Jersey City, N. J. 350 Cantor Avenue Linden, N. J. 256. United Lacquer Manufacturing 1001 West Elizabeth Ave. Linden, N. J. 07036 55 MIcola Place Nutley, N. J. 100 Sutton Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 11222 43-^3 Vernon Blvd. Long Island City, N. Y. 442 Waverly Avenue Mamaroneck, N. Y. PER t I i | i s >. ? 5 i I 5 \ i MCL000437 LEXOLDMON000950 NA:ME ~ IT ^ 1 y6l. Alloys Unlimited Inc. ADDRESS DATE MAILED 320 Long Island Expressway Sq. Millville, H.Y.11746 ______ 262. Union Carbide Corp. Carbon Products Div, P. O. Box 6087 Cleveland, Ohio MlOl 263. Union-Amsco, Amsco Div. Colwells Lane Conshohocken, Pa. 60th & Woodland Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 266. , 'Tt>e>^United e. ) ^ Div. of Union Oil of Calif. 255 Allens Avenue , Providence, Rhode, /^4., . Island 02 905 Paint Co f Paintmakers , c/<4/^einphl s, TennI 38109 267. .268 Urecal Corporation K/^ c^ \ U.S. Govt-Edgewood Arsenal 269. USM Corporation 270. USS Chemicals 271. The Valspar Corp. 562 ViBta Avenue . Addison, 111. 60101 Finance & Accounting Officer Bldg. 5238 Edgewood, Md. 21010 ____ Chemioal Division Middleton, Mass. 019^9 W.V. of United States Steel Corp. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15225 200 Sayre Street Rockford, 111. 61101 PER MCL000438 LEXOLDMONOOQ951 NAME ADDRESS DATE MAILED 272. VBlispar Corp, s. 273. Vltricon, Inc. 1101 South Third St. Minneapolis, Minn. 55415 _________ 25-29 50th Street Woodslde, N.Y. 11377 ________ 274. Warsaw Chemical Co Argonne Road Warsaw, Indiana 275* Western Electric Co,Inc. JJP'jsjCCc Manufacturing Division Voucher Dept. 3157 Hawthorne Station Chicago, 111. 60623 276. The Bruce Williams laboratories P. 0. Box 169 Joplin, Missouri 277* Bostrum Division Universal Oil Products 133 West Oregon Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 276. Wisconsin Solvents & Chemicals 1719 South 83rd St. Corp. Milwaukee, Wis. 53214 279* Wolverine Solvents & Chemicals Corp. 2940 Stafford Ave. S.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49508 280, World Carpets Inc. 431 South Green Street Dalton, Georgia 30720 28l. Yates Manufacturing Co A282. CoBmo Wheel Incorporated'r> ^\228833. Malter International^ Corp. 1615 West 15th Street Chicago, Illinois 60608 651 South Market St. Waukegan, 111. 6OO85 P. 0. Box 6099 New Orleans, La. 70114 MCL000439 LEXOLDMONOOQ952