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LIA09634 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4M LC8NOTON AVBMWt Mtor VOMC 19. ML V. MCTAUJC UUO MIOOUCT* OTVMtOM mmjmsma. Chie*to m. mmmm, -2Elisa April , 195k A ftoottag of tb* IMtUK Lead ftodsets BlrUioa of tfa Load AoaociaUoa m bold oa Agrtt 22, 195k t tbo Grab* Saul, XU. O. B. Ufrrri) Cbalnan 0. A. trrll V. P. Barton L. Y. Faldaaa farrla food!* 0 C. J. Groat V. P. fardock B. I. Ceodorf I. J. Kortr B. *. beEat trick P. i. Rappart C. B. Rataaa E i* falch C. K. Inca *. T. XabaU L. A. Oracle* P. 0. Sagrart g^^asa felted Statoo fiaeltlr* Rondo* A Eldi* Co 0. A. trrll Co., Load frodaota fit*, do dririoc Load Co. FYdaratad fatal* Dir., Aaarlcaa Saaltlof ft Rafinln* Co* do Burdock Lead Prodacta Co. Katlooal Load Co* do da do do do St* Jooaph toad Co* do feltad 3tat*a Saaltlnf JUfldn* 4 MiMnf Co do Harold Bartaoc R* P. E. fanudorf L* Y Riltoc 0. C. VUaoa A. k. Prroroua Karo S. Ooldodtk tU A. Sher Mo*ard Kcnraaal tssocrncY mp s t o tlpha fatala, Xne* Aaarlcaa fatal Co. Ltd* Conaolldatad dale* ft 8Maltlj Co. of Canada Ltd. do Ooldmltb Broa* Sboltlnc ft XafUdac Co. do do tletoiy felt# fatal Co. Manorial fadloal Cartar Call/ fatal Jtaportar N 3025 PfippippspiPi^^ LIA09635 i ; Metallic Lead Rrodeota Division Keetlaf tiUmtes >t tfril ti, 19 SSmJSLUML msusm Robert L. Zitffeld, 3ecreterj-~Tre4tLr*r Dav14 H. BarcUA. IStsfred Botltch Robert A. Cs-g> Chajdes B< Clibrry, dr tezpiea H. Ball Boater S. Tetaaa Dr< U I Cerrtek (Cooedteat) ItM acetiag convened at 330 P.K, vdth Ctelroea 0, Accord LoRwro preelding. fbo fealntan celled for ooainstlcna for the election ef a chair* b m for the eoealcj year, hereupon tr. UPevre Me ro-elected chelraea. i t i \ tbe alactea of the prrrloaa aeetiaf of April 10, 1?$J core ap proved. RfTOT 07 THE Tmsmgg The report ef the trearzrer froa Jemex7 1 to Kerch 31, 195b w preeeated ead approved ee Exhibit A attached. 8EF0RT3 OP THE Stiff * Xohort A. Ceap, Boaer S. Tetan, Eeaptoa R. loll, and David K. Borcln* of the Aaeoclation'a ateff preeeoted reporta for the peat year la the Metallic lead Froducte Din,ion. (Exhibit, Aj *J, *C,a acd D, attached.) BeetInf adjourned at 1iU5 R.M. . '1 ) i i >i -''w^r*t LIA09636 mmsjm. mm flnfenclal gtatgaant 4mm.\ u> 31, 19ft Bcnsadl tares Salaries Social fcOT?l^r tarn Trml Esissaa tfeilis^ PUSSS3* Rf^f Aescdciiaa Base IJt&c^fcr-.iriisai cad taacbscM fcKrs?,f\3 Tslti'.'vo cad telegraffc Books eed C^eerlptloos Klacellasaooaa |2,62(9.99 17.6? 1,710.09 9.6S <209 105,00 1S3.26 163.59 76.29 67.22 17.21 120.20 Total expenditures *5,166.15 Balanoe, Juuqr 1, 1J56 Receipts front Subscriptions (hU Tear) 25,823.00 ': Umi ftitatsadlaf Subscriptions *12,316.21 a,ua.7S 5*1* of Text Book 0*1* of Rsprlats Looa Expenditures Adraaeoa Balanca, Ajril 1, 19ft 5,166.15 750.00 32S.16 26.56 32t.OM.66 126,152.51 () Option clean to {*7 qaartsrljr. On tbit Usls 132,0.75 la arrears for the first quarter* % ".. j .num. i,y|) N 3025.01 L IA09637 iSoicllie Lead pyo<hwts CinsicaEsetiBj--------- ~------- -*.------------- Sthlbii & There ere toe fbssc# cf ey esUvitit* In the past year that 7000* chainm bad asked ns to diaouce. Thee# erwj (X) the eosaal apyrmtis* ecsWst ef tfcs Crdicd lsoolaUon (Runbsrs' Baton) sad (2) tbs drvelopaeai of prefabricated lead plmfoing with aschine wiped eolttar joints* 41iBgB5gi&iaEBm This snrrwstleo contest, which Is to be en arasit affeir, lntorBetJcr.il la *eep, Is span to fifth Tear e^aSHcaa in tbs United States sad Csasds and Is ejossand by tbs fcllo^isg 6?g3E.lsoiisa8i 1. Bolted tosoclsMaa ef Jwresg'asa tad AppgccUeos cf tbs Rugfelag - .. sad Fi|ss Fitting lades try, 2* BsUesol ihioeieliMi of KcE&ifig Contrortr?*. 3* Esotltg, Piping & Mr Conditioning Cosiygster# Eatleeal Association, Conteste *ux be ccraiactsd st tbs Xocsl level, tbs wlmirs than oo^stlng st state sad provincial cooteete aid finally, state sad provincial vlnnars cosseting at an international 00ateat to be bald at Purdue Caivarsity, August 10-12, 1954, Is 70a ell probably knesr, the contest eossitbse eonprieed of representative ef tbs sponsoring crganUaUon* requested year secretory late last year to loan qr ssrviess to the cosilttoe to proper* tbs cccteat rulsa sad cxsslnetlon*. is a result leave of abeaoo* wis created ns beginning January X* 19&, end dace that tine* Z hav* sade qr headquarter* at the Baited Aaaoclation'* offices in lashington, D. C. Z here helped to prepare the contest rules end tbs written and practical exaalnatlon* which will be given to all contestants. In tbs practical tael nations, three of tbs ten projects gives to contestant* involve lead sort. The purpose ef the 000test Is to proeote better training program at tba local level end to maintain a high level ef efficiency ssoig the apprentice# who will soon be jourequen Bombers of the Baited Association, This activity will undoubtedly prove beneficial to the lead Industry lnaaonch as the contest will encourage e wore ccaplets training progrew in lead work for plumbers' apprentices at the local level. The wore proficient an apprentice is in leed serk the were we can expect lead to be used in the pluablry ayrtew. As now constituted nary training progress do not teach lead work and the incentive provided ty this contest should go e long way in helping to alleviate this situation. The text book 'Lead Work for Ifedarn Flashing* published ty this Division ef L.X.A. is talcing its place as pert of the text book notarial suggested for train ing plusher*1 apprentices. The development of prefabricated lead plashing with hand or wachlne wiped joints, though not entirely tun, baa reached the point at which oospenies, doing no other type of sanufac tuning, hers been established in wuy sections of the country, Q lr own experience indicate* at least nine cewponi,* doing this type of work, six ef thaw using lathe-type machine* for wiping, the runsliving three using special jigs and tool*, but wiping ty hard. As far as I have been able to daterwine, the sachins* used for wiping have bean hand wade by the various companies, with no two coaplstal/ allks. t o *-****" 4'.Tw^try-'**->**" :$ mJ','1mJ.qi> * 'in..* . N 3025.02 LIA 09638 .... il- )&telllo Load Prodaate UTisioa lioetlag 3 -*- khthlt A* i tl w evteterdlag feature of thie deralojsseat la that soch prodoctlos ; f cathode aqr ta a Jos et*p forward In enutlirg X*d plia^inj to eomprt* la cost | vita other Ratoriel*, I have hem fort-unst* enosgh to Inspect tad teat h h of the ; pro&tets {roused ty those asoafectarors and la ell tuu( they vers high qoAlltjr j prodeote* S' One ffertho? palx* 1 vwsld ltfce to brtag cret at thie tiae ie the tread to * '.:a Bore ead cart Isittcda feel?.* sllaned by prossab dsy picshl^ codes la their ceteris!, ? JWir<u?efiU. It is gra-deadly koeoalng elanst lspsttible to aelateia the lead r> . j 1 folroesate at the *sp>sfj* of other ccspetirj aet*rials la aodera oodee* J Other cathode of salatalalag %ad lacroeelag the oocst of leed need la pla*fel>5 east be oeaeidered* Z here Just diaeaesed too dsselopaeata that will to* deojtedljr eld us, bat co sect do eon edasttloael cork tbso o ere aesi delag* -' -a pertioderljr eaeag ercfeiteete end specification enters* I t I 1 \ j \ i\ I l ; B gi-.uwr^MKyr1* LI409639 EtUUlt U*1 MmU Btviaioa footing -1 btilblt *9* April tt* 1?21 g^BUL^U.iJEga ; I$r report laat jr*ir was ics$leto eencerrsiftj to* wetor eei-rioe pip* situation at Gary, Ind.* wfearo e v&y octira >.?j.j with to* support of the prMj, me* using v ia t j pa?-s:J$j* e"-s.>4 to l.'. * ifea paeshiag cod* eaea&ad to pesedt oeppar tooing <?;s aa cj-i-i-xasl to isod* fines tost report b k ^s t of Res-ur--** rrs hsld iih to* Easii aec* Agent of tha pisses?** ?fc- is, Rcs&trs ^"'^tor** 0s4 Ccsssltte*, i City Official* tad official* of toe Gsry feiar-i r?ets? Cetp* i 1 Teatc *cro cod* of the toil, iAsh la very corrosive to ccot ,i Uii( and records of too osscilost pn-rfcvtis.jae of isod stUr service pips* i over too year*, sr* ctusitWd to too City, esd Sstor Ccep, Officials. 1 Osr objective sea eeac^fiicioA aCJe^t ^sa lari, 195U toea too city i officials voted la fever of reteiL/'j to* ^.es&it^ coda section ead taster regulation tbit rsreire oil water (rsrviee pipe frea too main la too street to to* feail&luj served to bo of lead pip* is sisee froa 3A in. to 2 la. Inclusive. Tbo ooeoot* of retainiAS these atndatory lead otter oenrloo pipe re$nire**eta la too Oary ftofcart ottor district boo bod o rarj good Influence la to* entire south toore area. A netting la * local plutoing supply bouse la Covington, (f. to protest too lead otsta retirements of toe tentucky State Flushing Coda* toieh sake* to# use of at leaat 6 Inches of load pipe saadatory for all plumbing oaata connections, n called. This seating *** called after toe Chief State Flushing Inspector disapproved aa installation of **11 bong *atr cloeete la a public building la Cowbell County, leotudqr, tolch *aa la violation of to* State Fludbing Code. the plunking contractor had violated the State Ausblng Code ty Installing toe roughing la for these sail-bung actter oloeet* ualng a chair carrier that does not have a lead waste connection. The pleading tooleealar too called tola seating bad oold to* no tarial tolch ni disallowed. Th* aamfacturer of the cloaet chair uaed vat deeply concerned because th* chair without toe lead connection *ae not only non-cod* but vaa a higher coet ltea. t E l Tba sltlaateautocue of this eaeting was a decision to hav* aa mid, bent written and presented to the flute Legislature, on feb. 1st, lpfi, which Could attend the Kentucky State Flashing Cede to to* effect that lead picaking fixture waste connections would no longer be f saadatory plashing code reqwireeent. crv N 3025.03 L IA09640 Eaitellie Lead ?r*&i5te ------ ------------------- ---- - - B&ih&t B2S*-~ -------- ftlvKlea geeticg - 2- Aps-il 22, 1P5J Jut a fK? hours after this Besting la Covington adjourned, X H i inforasd by phone of ell that bed treasplred. X ieaedlatel/ w<*t to Esntea aad Cowbell Ccuatles, Ksnteolgr, tad tcrted tha investigation that awaluOly diecosrojod tba writing "s.i pro- ecebirS of tele to tea t.ite *.-et&iatera In crdsr to aeoozsllsh e?? objective X bed sooting# with tbs Divieloo of Beeitcry Ertfissorisg is Kmt.izsgsj State Gspajtesnt of Esslfch, EestesSgr Josra^Fua Flashers1 Steto Aasoelstioa, EraUstly ftete E.-&-ias Inspector*1 Association, tea tester Rc&tra* Association of bote tbs City of LcsisviU# i ad State of Eooiac^y aad several other Influential people. i Tfea Esnteofcy State legislature adjourned Birth 19th this jroer to rstwwat la Ftbrcfry, IS .4, to If eaothr dashing eumSsatA to tho State laccfciBj Code la attempted. It ebcmld Ufce at least toe year* to develop. fte Eeatudgr State FLosfclrg Coda baa several typographies! iron aad ether out-of date iteaa la lt It m rooeatly requested by tba Kantedgr State Health Oepartaeat that X review the State FluBbleg Coda and write suggested elarlfloatioaa which they can recocwead for adoption. This was recently ccwplcted aad aubeitted. it the request of a woefcer eoepwy, the uee of plastic water eer lee pipe was investigated la Lake County, XU. eloaa to *s=ukeegea. After theso Installations were called to tho attention of tba Businas* Agent of Fiuafcar't Onion la the locality, the plusher* and water dletrlet eeclaeera the use of pimtic pipe waa etopped. ! failures of plastic pipe at Pu, V. Ta. and in ttontgoaery County, Ohio were reported by us during the year. Theee are just a fr* typleal extopics of the way we are working every day in the Interest of lead plashing and water aerrlee. Be wrote sug gested code aaendasnte for three state pluabirg codes and la addition, in Just cy territory east of the Mississippi twelve city and county codes. Be net with oode cecal ttees In ten cities and three states. Vs also net with three city, six state and one regional piuniters apprenticeship coostltteaa. further, we participated la alao state plu&bers wettings, twe westings of the nations! Rushing Coordinating CoetltUe, a wetting of tht Ml ding Research Advisory Board, and the annual weetlng of the Aserleea Society of Sanitary Engineering. At the request of weebere thirteen in vestigations of failures were coadaeted* During the part year hare had four very Interesting pluablng exhibits. In Kay, at Eansaa City, Ida. for the Rational Aseoolatloa of flushing Contractors ww had a vary Interesting exhibit. The load wiping bench wa bad la operation waa on# ef the largest crowd attractions la tba exhibit hall* , mm- LIA09641 '.ipppppppppw totslite load PnxSicia I&virlm tJs*Uaff -3- ExMMt *S* April 22, lS)i Xa 3 pnefArod a lead aihiMt for tba Otleaea Joora^aaa fli^er'a txasal fill Edsseiien&l fesafsroosa# fhie exhibit attracted Each sti'^Uoa froa tets t&o pisssfcar* ecd U pshllo# Lee4 oerrlca pip*, M rr eletsot eajto toEassUca* lead atessr paaa, *cd lacd wet pip* fla*J>- legs $?* f&o&sodc la ? e> j>?pared ta tdxoaU^Ml echibtt eoasaraisa Ucd wsfe trait'sg far FXrohera f^^rsatisoa for ifes Eon leek St*to A^garaatiaoabt# Go g s zH halt to SU G&ssi* BsWl la Brooklyn* 5Sila m wail patreeUod* j , ' j In Jtmarj of tht* poor war* ra^aaatod to bolld cad elw a laod fevzsbtfts csiibit at tin Iataraatlesal Ag$*attoehlp Confareas# epocsorod i W tto sited laaoeiatioo of Jeamgram Aa&ara cal Staasflttar* told la 4 Sheretoa Eotal la Qaafalagtoa* D. C. 1 Cnlon Official* *ad plod;Ice cptroDtlooahlp dlraotor* froa emy tot* and Canadian prarlBO* aro la attaadaoc*. \ tor* latoTMt *u atom la ear nhlbiU tjr ttoaa la attandaaeo I at Ud* oooforaooa, than I tor* arar witne**4 at *aj praTiooa exhibit of thlc kind. Xa*p*ctftilly autoltVed* toaar 3. Tataaa i < f8jgppipgap!lli^ LIA09642 KetalUo lead ft-oducts t&vision Easting -1 fehlbit *C* April 22, 195k nm.n mmMJdm. relieving is en outline rejwrfc ca the activities of Escptoa H. Roll on behalf of the terWHio Lead Fre-Snots Division covering the period April, 1553, to April, 15&. fros-dly, our activities eoTersri tea fieldsi tbs es^loretioo ad davalopsast of (1) tbs use of 1c k S la radiation shielding, cad (2) tho b m of load as material of cfcsical eoastrucUoa. 1. tool In RsdSatioa 8>loWg There hu boon lncresoed lstsr*st In the use of rediooctiv* materials, Including railstootopsa, gessa editors for industrial rodl> grepiy ecd atomic energy utilisation. It na fait desirablo to daterosins, frea sc^rces as rallahlo a possible, chat influence tbs atonic msargy ^er*a end developoanta clone these lines here exerted end sill exert oa tSa eerset for load. In c4HU.cn, it vsas doeldod the! while lead la core or Ices universally recognised ca c standard sMaldinj material, it would not bo amiss to assemble rclicblc date end pras.nl It to Use users of shielding e i torials in ordar to retain lead's favorable position. Efforts by the suppliers of cospetltlve notarial ouch as nerfcls and turgsten allay metals brre been attempting to g*in c foothold In th.li. field. lth ibis la slnd, c sot out to proper* c manuscript entitled `toed Shielding and Radioisotopes* for possible publication In **uclecclc' usd other magstln-- reaching the users of these materials. tbs manuscript was based oa lnter lev, with ctorlo energy commission per*orxsei, with lead chielding equip- eat suppliers cad with cone of the uober companies. A paper oa tbs subject of lead shielding cad otodo power is also being considered for possible preparation ty ca authority la the field or, depending upon the outlook, by the Association. Bcwror, the whole natter ef lead la radiation shielding has become compile*ted tgr the feet that at higher energy levsIs lead appears to lose its cocpetitire advantages over ateel or concrete. At the lower energy levels, where radioisotopes tasd X-r*f shielding are Involved, lead has considerable advantage. ILX.P.D. talletln Ko. 60 entitled `Tungsten Allay Substitute for Lead Shielding* was released on Decoder 11, 1953, to acquaint west*re with the short* Comings of tungsten alley materials that were being promoted for use la radiation shielding, fcr efforts are continuing to produce something tothoritetiv* that will also redound to the benefit of lead. 2. Lead In Chemical Constructing Our program to revive and continue the interest In lead as odern metal ef chemical cone truetloo is progressing. The program It based principally ea publication ef articles in leading tmgaainss reaching this field in whleh e attempt to show sty end where lead la belrg used and wty It should continue to be regarded as a modern means of combatting oorrosica. Since April of last yaar we have released to the members the following Chemi cal bulletins wtoe* titles are self-explanatory. rertnsijBwpjBidW 3025.04 LIA09643 Kstelllo Leed Product# Division Resting .j_ Exhibit "C* April 22, ISSk to ntis 1 51 Evaluation of Constructloo Kittiiilj 52 Lead sad Lead Alleys 53 Flo* SS**t Reprint firoa *Cbele*l Engineering* 5b Es* Tool Speeds Leal Lining Erection 55 Kiterials of Chaalesl Construction Anrstel Ravla* 56 fraction of Lead llniaga Kith Stad Orlnr Daring We is m ported ao distributed the fttlloulrg lead Chtsdo*l Construction Bulletin* to * ooloet Hot of profoeoors of ebssloal en gineering, enginen In the field, lend burning oontroctor* end cheateel coo*truetloc coaroltents, Ihla lint totel* approximately 1250. to. Title JLeed end lead Alloys floe Sheet Reprint fro* "Chemical toglneorlng* 9 heUriel* of Cbsdcil Construction Amoel Review 10 Erection of Load Lining* uith Stud Driver Correspondence free ch--leal coepanlss, etc., he* shown thet thee* Leed Chemical Construction Bulletins ere of definite use and. In *sar c**es, of value, to the recipient. Since Initiating tbs bulletin* t ere continually receiving request* for complete seta of the eerie*. It ha* been our belief thet If * could the* chenice! engineers and users of corrosion resistant equipment thet lead has mery adrentagea In adrition to it* superior corrosion resistance we could shoe thet lta use rficuld be considered. The entire Industry could benefit frea e dis play of erider.ee that the leed ssnufacturera end suppliers ere alert and represent an aggroeslToly-elnded industry. This is particularly iaporteat in our cpinion Wien oae consider* the highly aggressive nethods employed by stainless steel asoofecturers, the plasties industry, protective cost ing* producers, ate. *lth this In Kind, the Association initiated a ooet-firee coopera tive lnveetigetlon of the possibilities of a nee tool for use In the erec tion of leed linings, the tool is naoufectured tgr the Rsetlngtoa Arm* Com pany. Results of the program shoved thet eutitential oott stving* could be reel leed through the us* of this tool In th* coreturctlon of sheet lead lined end strapped steel or concrete vessels. This *a* described in Cheadesl Rills tin to. 51. An illustrated story djecriMrg this tool and develop. Gant ** published la the following aegetineai Chemical Engineering, Petreleua Refiner, Design to**, Steel, Kill A feotory. Reprints of th* Chseleal Engineering* article *>re eent to the center* ae Chest!cel bulletin to. $6 end to our lead choaieal construction Bailing list as Leed Chemical Contnsctloa Bulletin to. 10. f { -1 mam LIA 0964 4 . :^*iZiu. iViVa Matallio load Prxxfcwta DirUlwj Bating -3 - Exhibit *C April 22, 1*8, REPORT BT KgfPTQjt 8, ROIL (CQCTITOEO) Tba following d arbor oerpefii** bm free tl*o to tie* ordarad roprlut* of tbo article* eo 1**0 ebcaleel oecotruetioa prepared by the Association for distribution to thslr osen sciaeasa aad cu*toesr*i Eatleoal load Cospans'* Knapp UilX, Iso.* Fads*r.isd fei&lo Oivlxiec, tetriean **lt- inj 6 Refining Caspargr. The** era c ";11m1 at coat and. In nargr caaaa* ar* isfsrlntad *lth tbo cospesty'a ns. looms* of tbo quaatltlaa lnroltod tby caa bo obtained at each 1** aspanaa toan vbaa ordarad ladtvidully fros tba sagzslnas. Coctimlni ear pest fcliey, *a lacturad bafora loot too bundrod fra^iaAo ansis&arirg atodseta at tbo Ee*sric Collage of &jslne*ring os the *ab>t of load as an engineering saterlal. So ara preperod to dallTer alsllar lectures bafora any group reqooftlsg this aarrico* tt j S ! f i i ,, | i : 'I i 4 $ I f lJ LIA09645 .) i y. /!% Ci# Metallic Lead Protect* Division Meeting - 1 Rxhibit D* April S3, 19% wsnjR.pxttMt.jmsa* Since 07 report to you oo the initial anooee* of the plts>*r*f text boos KmA Work for Jfcdsra Fitting* at tha wasting year ago, a* iwstdced ernbt-rixttion frea t&a Division to print as e&Utlocsi 3,000 copies. 13*a er# delivered in to-*, 195J, and to date 1,?0Q eeplea of this eac-sad Feintleg have teen cold at $1*00 par copy ^tero qwstiilaa of 10 or d o t s ware ordered end at &.50 par copy when less than 10 warw erdarad* Wo mt * a little t$prehaa*lva eboat Betting theca prion* oa the book when it was orii'acily offered to the planning trad* bat the orantealaifis response indicated a positive mod for each "Bow To* book* aaong tea craft trades such aa tea (taskera* An interesting aspect of tela undertaking la tea fact teat tea Division will have distributed alaoat $9,000*00 north of aateUproaotlocal book* at a mt eoot to tee Division of laaa than $2,000*00 *$xm tea re gaining 1,100 copiea are aold* Order* in quantity ere (till being re ceived elnoat dally. It ebould bo pointed out that eore than half the book* bare been jwehased for nee in journ^mn and apprentice trelnir* cleaaee fro* teich e can expect Kultlplo readership. The Pluobers* tteioo Local in Chicago aloe* bare pirchaeod 500 copiea. Also, * bare been notified recently that lead Work for Modern PIashing* aa approved ty tee board of Sducstlon of the City of gee fork for u*e aa a text book in day and evening vocational high acboola. All of tela has boon accoepllahed without ary epeclal tolling campaign or Ballings* I* f,<0l quite confident teat tee continued dmand for the book can be attributed to word of acute advertising, oar cm field Ben's activities and tea listing la tea Available Literatura section of our can Planters' Pores, If tea current rat* of desand continues as expected tea pres ent supply will be exhausted eoaetlne this fall. The Division Bight well Oonsldor, at this tlno, tee advisability of approving a third printlj^. Tha Division la also engaged in tee preparation of a soldering handbook text was undertaken at the request of the Coowlttee on Erasing and Soldering of tee Aasrlcao Welding Society. A aubcooadttee to handle this project ** fcreed and is ooaipoeed of representative* of aeaber copanles as follow*I R.C, Sohl L.T, Pel&san k.A. Gardiner, Jr, t.J, klnarclk Aaerlaaa S>ltirg A Refining Oo Division Lead Co, 0*rdinar fetal Co, Rational Load Co, s f N 3025.05 \1 LIA 09646 Bstallio Lead Product* Birision toting - t- Exhibit *o April 22, lpft It tenter? tad oiudrissa of this rob-eascHtoo, Z et e>it ep~ preclstlss of tha coeparatiso efforts of this gro^p. Ths corb is BssTLcg (led/, bet steadily. i Sootioeo that hsr* aZffea^f fcesa prepared end rrrioosd ty tbo Coradtt** oro m folio** i 1* Ooapocf,licit cf Solder 2. tisos cf fit ft Sellar ., 3* Effosia of frv MlUeo Upon th* Psrfonsaoe* of Solders b. t&thcds cf ILitisg 5 Ttlssiplos of Soft Soldwiog '' 6* Diocuciioa of load-Tlo 3rst 7* Dstlcn of tbs &;l<fcr>s<i joint 0. Pr*leaiBS ad Serfaos Preparation 9 Soft Soltaring Razos A* result of dlscussloM at th* lux nesting of th* 8ub*Ca> nitte*, tho first four sections listed required extehslr* revision* sod ork oa thus Is now underway. In addition, sections on th* soldering of *tl and oepper has* b**o assigned. It as ths opinion of th* eub-ccastlttee that ork on th* soldering of th* other netalj be bald In *b<ranc until each tin* as th* copper and *t*l section* cr pr*pr*d. It u flt that *cld*rin* there t*o natal* sc courted for th* bulk of solder ussd today and thst a foraat satisfactory to ths treataer.t of both those Betels should b* given first consldsrstloo sad applied to ths other less ooceaopljr soldered mtal* to be c c t ered.