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44- * LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION *0 *A*T 4lx iTRCVT NCW YON* 17, M. Y, i \ KoYwtb^r 6# 1957 s c b j s c t i fsettagera Phoasm rca i?$8 To the Zniustry Devwlopseot Coenitteet In tld.8 brochure the Industry derelcpwersi need* of the lead industry, our current activities, *nd rwoar-.-,<~r isticna for 1P58 fi.ro r*vlrai briefly. The latter include ocr tlrruAnoe cf present program,, in icae cure s on m ex,,vu. -<i barie, together with new gwreral pro- I gras designed to tie la with find help gut the scat cut of the planned expanded research pregras for the Industry. ! 'i-'.j that research w..ich is ccmscted with continuing a pacific progress o' the Aasouletiur. hts been ccrjidared. Jio ccgnitince ha, teen t&i.or. at this tire c;' the study being cooductod ior L.I.A, fit i Battelle iaarriai Institute cn the evaluation of research neo-is find drrelcprxnt cf r- a<-rc.h pregruj for the lend In i us tri e s. Bfittelle** fir-.vi report is net expected cr.tii about lw>c-.-.-h.r 1, l?,-7j and will then be ouTiilQ- re by the Te-chnic-il Steer, r.g d-srdttee. The reooo-- r>iati oc-.i Cf that Co-.ribte e, based on th* S ttclie report, will therefore ;irot*lly not re'eh the Iniiatry Ilereiopneat C-orriittee be fore Jin-Airy, 1152. la the . c.-vrtlno it in felt derlrebie to have action on the 1 recomers iati cxi* contained here-in fis seen 13 possible, JSU truly your*, Socrotary. f-r-w*!***>"*-ir- - s' i i I i ii' 1 \ f :d * f j i s t i ir:,K IKT'SF-lMSS A5SOCUTTOW gotv:.--? : :> i-jyt'irpn rap Egi:^.-S >2 PJXiET rat 1?58 t a b l e c? cc<rrxi$ Sub L**d Inchistry Oorelcpasnt-Gdcaral Corald-ration* G*rral fTooctloo Specific Prograo* Pi-n'j tnd Chocdcali Frcgraa Corasic* prograe Katallic Lad products Prc^rae Building Construction Surrey Rsdlstion Shielding Esc apituitti ^r. of 8d*Vs Puga Kccbear V~2 3-4 5 6-8 9-11 12-13 IL-i? 20 n 1 j i N 3408.01 * i if if i if t *(! t f. i ij.ii s5 i \ i ; Ps-i* i ' - Lr/j rrt :ik t rrvn,o?v.3vT - opran citcirgurr.-jg The rood to erf-td sarkth* for lead is hri-anaiio, ,,.n increase of sera IC*',CCC t-ra c.f lesd cc-funr* lit pot jrocx, or about 10 percent cf teij'-l; ccro.. tiler., fi;r-ea.~9 m c,.- bs ary to si'.tli*.h a reasonable baler* between supply and dj-osrid, assuring that existing n-arketa ere, at the eta* tire, pro tot ted. So elnrl* tool can bo exported to aeccepiiish this ebJe-etlTe* It 1* a Rajor eperetion repulring a coordinated application of all corset daral~ opacr.t tod* availcblo to the Industry. Theeo Includei 1. Technical research 2* Karkot Rosonrch 3. Intensified promotion which swgr taka aary force* The loti producers here taken a cost provrjjsive dtp in this direo- tloc by providing the frart-w.-rk; for a greatly exp-.rij>d technical research pro-gran tea ty 1 mvcing the etu^r of ruweren n..-ul* rearing completion at Bet telle )fe-r.cr;tl Institute. It would < pp ar, however, that the coat effective -,'e cf technical research e-n be take-a if an intensified and parallel pr.'cctian progrm is closely coordinated with it, Q liatuxaliy it Is expected that at least acne cf t.oe reaulte of technical r:s> arh will eventually roach t.v- st-go of rv;irir< f~ -ciflo proosctlonil pr:gr.'.ns, `u*t a* we have far eu-ay yc.ara ccriu: ted pre ss; ticr.il irogr-rts, tiod Ir. clceely with a certain sacunt cf research, in sp*;lfi~ .areas, (Cur ceramic and rod load programs ara *;cpie*.) fr.r-.'i r, the inis*try has a grot* opportunity tc stroncthcr. and expedite it* r-.-o-arc-. with * tread h-risor.trl proemtior.il approach. In cth r word.*, industrial leader* rust be ecli cr. the treught that as* idea* -arc t-_ irn m-veloped free 1 --'d ov._?ry dry, that it Is r,: 1 *a cT2 total ir. th ft.rJ that all its possibilitios here tc-or. exhausted, tbftt they should try the use of lead in to. - solution of their problem* tsf are and net after they hare tried everything el so, i properly designed pranctioral progroc can acocepliah this and en courage rose arch ideas In two *;y, 1* It can encourage industry tc do research on lead cr, its owr. ty widely disc wain*.ting technical infcreation on lead* 2, It can encourage industry to bring lead roear ah problem* to us to aid in their solution* Pagt 2 Indus try Derelopaont Such a proprcs 1* needed In addition to the stx ciTl; pror-ctiorjii prc-grte.* w f.cr cr tuy Initiate in tt future, So research S' dlri.:u-r, hcof'f.-.r trii.r ,'t nrd wvil qv-Iif? .-d, can be oxpocted to poll c te totraat.*;,'! lv*4 r.'. of his hot To:y cfter., hut a program rich a* that 1 fvei us with ldut* for research In areas with th* Cr-satost posts iciiity of rucec, This is the approach, the prodaeiag iixhiiU-r or-.in cix*Iy with potential ueersj-ttmt has je-orel so *ucc.>**- fui In th ct-s-j of rJ-ur-iri-un and oary otter row eatarlale* RKCOiafRO-'.TIOtS * therefor* recoccond that for l?S-3 tho lasociotiofii C--r.tlr.uu it* current proasti<x,,al proproua* * outi.ir.;i in lute11 la tor herein* 2, Initiate a broad prooctional faroprac designed to r.xoito th* curiosity cf intustry in lesd as ft shtl vith gro-.t itolcrr. prtor.t 1 -*J.ltl rod oK rti rt-s-atreh ty otters or lioca which ss*f he lhccrpcritod into our evs research, which 1* also da tailed herein* i i | i i I Page J GrKTTlAL n-,: -i 1QH Industry De role pro fit let xxa oor.sidor reccrr-jination two first, Po bellave a g.-r,rtrl promotions! prograr. M outlined herein can help to *.;vrd th* Application of lead into new narfcwta a# w-tll as existing c .-v j s by* 1, Ir.cr--.4s lag it* rcogrd.tltlcm nceng research, design ini ctbor tc-ehnirul pec;.* it 04 wo 11 K busino&a oanagenont * tutorial with conblraitlon of useful proportlea. 2, Creating a prul.-rt-rxe for d enen, those p-eopio by drntis~ lng its n.-n, ascitirg possibilities (rechargeable dry-cell battery, pearicsccnt ncvlc acreana, atomic applications, for exanpl*}. i 3, Educatirg the now generation cf t-.-chrical pocplo 44 well 4s I rt-a locating the Bold guard* tocl-^olcglst to think of lead S. rst os & vital natal for now to veil a* old application*. :i I. Chirking tho "brand image* of lund ao an cld-faohlonod natal" to one that ia in fact, a "now idoa natal.* 5. Suggesting now areas of research that loadt* properties can open up. 3 To acconpl lab this ** believe that a couplate, well-rounded u h of tbs tocla at cur disposal is tseef.tlal, 11 though preferable, the us a of all of these E**i r.ct necessarily be star ted aitwl tanecualy in erdor to reduce the cost burser., fctt we c-, l love sh-t all should bo included eventually. Fbr thit reason ws rcocr.-r.d boro net only ths steps to be taken but a tine--'tab for taxing then, with full recognition of the fact that ail a hemld bo undo"taken siaiitaneously if pjoasible. The steps rocoonended, in the approximate order of urd.jrt-aking thee, follows! i WHIG* PICTURE a thirty-cirxte notice picture built around a thooe such a* "lock Ahead with Levi,8 It would erpr,a*i*o now devilc (nests la load and the properiie* which have c do thee possible, tying in thr-se properties with ertsbiiahad and perhaps ncre Ir.rcrtar.t uses, too. It would erphoalte the new1' side oi lead uni Its possibilities. It would be designed Tor showing beJbre technic. *, professional, business, educational and civic group*. sc-onrr 1 booklet built around tha sane theraj aa tho notion picture, but setting forth in considerably mere detail the properties of lead, lead alloys er.d lead compounds. This could be offered at showings of the picture. gHIBITg i Exhibits, again designed around the sar.e then* as the picture and the boriclet, at the Do sign Engine-wring Shew *r.d the *s~-ttcnal 'dotal Congress, I s * Ifegs lb Bytuatry Cv<5lcf&?r,b 2&31 The distribution ci- cur nag at In* should bo intrersasd to ir.c' n'Sa :.>\ry Bora naeva onong design rtnc<.-re wi ethers influencing the sslsctlon of sxb- *rials in advrrtislng caepalgc to reach bu*lr>ra f-M tectell C8l xac*jti?Kf* It hruli fcllrnf thj t,v_d in t.Vi lc <:. b rn4. sbsuli drvAtis* Ui n-wn*s9* of lead end its y -'s r-d prop-rii'-e. T4' '< cdv -i t!sing Ci.'-l * : : o t- use! to Ivolf ir. die tribe ti-rs ci V.a acvia end boc'-' -I, vd *&- Ccur - ;v 3;.:j to oee to 'us for ho ip In Vr.-dr reeutre-h or tooJuiit'i prctluns* It t:or in such pubiictileus u Materials In Dssigtt Bn6laorir4f#!` product R. .r.sH.*rlne, "Scientific .Ivrican,* *CJvieal Veek,* sad Busts#** Hume.,'1 4 vuggdstod ample ad is attached* ftsucnT i trosd publicity prograa along thj sank linos should be developed- T5CHXIC.-X sa-.vicg Ths fcrvgdng activities aheuid tend to epos up a variety of contact* cf a technical ncturo *Mch should t>, surviewi by cx-n coepeWnt to sit down *ltfc po tential tts*rs cr.l help than trk cut their prc-bl.-ns relstisg to lead. Icy cut research pt-egr-m-e in tha Icborctorice or pl-r.f s of potential csera, or bring re search ideas tc our ovr. research director* It lodet t*o technical service aec - cne a ce tellurgist 'nd the obh>r a thwist -- ehculi bo added to the eteff fey this p:rp?S9- Ti>s-rr If Unices this entire progreca c.vTT-, ~.:.*r caion at ene tine. It 1* suggested that the advert lairg, publicity ana toe Vic tl s.-rvlco Right fee deferred fer fras lx no.'.t-h? to cr,j y,..or lr. rd*r, pertiruinrly, to oaepiets the aeving pistw* and booklet fir at, as thosj vould bo r .-wr.c-.rring expanses- EUQGg The fcllc-irg budget la setInnled to cover the ccx^loto progr*a <& (Mrsl and tochrl'-al prmob lor. oubliiv 1 on t-hi foregoing pages# Jar-odiite Exponas Wo birr. Picture production Boc-klst lead* $L5,oco lC^CCC 12,000 ^57^ The followlig actlTitti.e Eight be de ferred, if necessary, for 6 Booths t* 1 year# Exhibit* Advertising Specs tr Production Publicity Technical Service Salaries * Expenses iorooo 90,000 flyOCO 50j0CO Othr recurring expenses *><vi Flit Di* tribution 12,000 fetal irr-i-iiate atponac* Tc t c" e c nt;;log oxp^rses $67,000 157,500 I ?s i i ! I ] f f`tf 'in c^r bkttety (htf n&t&f* Nj * Mtri toff*r than thu/r4> yH It p*iij rrfejvjlk kx'fc to mr.j at lh# erai\.At*r* *W<-trur.M r>-Vta *r r* mJ wizmxl* f -n*rfi j m awW, *,rk_ja- aikjt. gv navigation iy#ns and portator radm AW ft#rur It baa a ecBtptKttp rMambJ# rtoctrTc+rtwknl iyftm> do* i p on chaffing and t* high dwrfc aW *<bra- lto rpMtfUivt Aart M. aW W*Mto **- dcatrwtifcjc' It la only cn o# (S# nany nnr pndurtt that ow gwtr auatawv to6my to to appUcatoaa at Ch# f Wad TKa parV^War app^ntMi an Wi < "!>---rxartA?vr and pwpa- tfw mi * yrr^wrl^a t--*i maka fcadajt aa^rv^* WV tr*'-* pMwlto tor avUmr^Ua. Mfaoanm id I'aiii tr tor ahipa. IvfKta and t^f^m Land aWo baa rctaav v>i>rr ufK)ur <^*ra>-^rwCHa Ito* fii) a vwia varia^y rfftwd* ll *.':,-:_vt fr*d-;j nt>i Othrr atoak, a*W "natoa* aith TSMtarhaia aa p'toici and ^an .WbtoNc* tnUrrato to to 4a<'flnW* to yr adijLto and |ru>iw or to to^r^-in^ aid gnat, f 4 ted Un4*$ ttAK7M quahuaa Imaluatoa. irn^r /r /arjWr W ctoad rally toaateft jnau tocb ywr torhwacal probtocaa. tod to St pmf Btmm Md MM w m to p a d Wad AM yanftgairt MaMattMltodtotoiltAO* LmattJ lnclugftrt Asooo/a t/on %*> * I a I 4 t 4 lira** Tard If. II. T I i < f*e* 5 Xr&wtsy DeTBlopaant I' j; . ' gpgiyrc VKrTJ.VS *- In rviiitioc to the foregoing hrood nnrol proootton prcgraa to *>- ; cour-ig thiiutlng la'xl md new rvaarch in l*ed* ^BcUtie prt>- grans, which or* --Ire -.iy in .'^..-ration ty the 430cinticc, aro reeaseend-* ] ed in the Hilda of c.*r-.~ics, fdnU, isotvllic lead products end radia tion 8hleliing Those are detailed on the following pogaa* j i 4 1 1 Mgssnygp FrovsTS isp c k iICc a is f s c *ff-AM ra 1958 This program b*.* boon contlmlng since the early 19W**# it ths begln.-ary cf 155? it ae-in-d to try to Vuk* advantapa of the new Federal ly-wvpported highway construction prorrec, which it 1* p*cwd trill nearly triple the Ui* cf tm:'':rii ter-l for ths purpose ever ths ncrt 10 to 15 year*. 1 rough estir-sts ef t;-.s usrur.t cf rvd If *4 retired ter hifhwey structure*, taxed or iur-eau cf Kiiic S'.rvds structural steal ,rofj'Jil'-aan.r.1 astir-at- > ci'd th* aaount of **a.d uevd on typical steel bric-fe* Is ic the he i "rix.'Od of 75, SCO to ICO,000 ton* of rod lead or 5 0.1 to 10,000 tone j>-r year c*r the period If present usage only la aaititalnad. Conse^jortiy & no lost ecrertialrg progrsa directed priaar- ily at highway ei<t;.i*ur was begun in 1557* tut also embracing otbor kind* of steal structure** In considering a prefraa for 1953 the Bod Load Technical Cc*>altto* felt thtt o c t o Xj to hold cur proportionate share ef tbo oarket would bean a substantial Increase in business, M already Indicated* and that narnifacturors cf other pig&scta weald cultivate thia oartet aggressively bectuse of ita sis*. It recogniiod that there la only a einor possibility cf increszini cor ihsri of thii business bocausa red lead ia specified so prapou-borantly nc, 1 JXr*lr* tread back to the use of white land base finish costa has been recognised and an atteept tc encourage this trend, largely at tbs oxpeneo cf clagimai* is Included in our activiUe*, In tfu acarine point ins field such Rood progress baa been Bade towards swinging tbs Kary and privates shipbuilders hick to red la ad* the Coccittee felt t.-.it this field nay retire cere intensive work* Several vry large cor. tract* bare racsntly boar, let for construe tica cf torehint ships ic Aajrican ynrds in the next f* ysars, notably ora for wore than 50 ship* ty lyka* Brea, Stases hi? Cs* In this field it appears worth while to held cur present nsrxet and strir# for a larger proportion* Cur rvfiircn has d.-v.!c;>d a r*w red lead sMp botto* fcrcrulation with cost advantage* that wy be puahe-1* Tests hire also d-velrpvd red lead paints for galvanlaed sur faces which slight epe-n up * mrw rartwt for rod 1 ad end warrant acme pro-- lactitr.il nttontiea* because lsol producer* cr,, interested in ary paint piguont* containing lead, the Coer ittoe la broadening it* eoope to in clude ether lead pig^r-t* In its tost prop-nos* Tho Coeuittee feels that our red lead promotional activities have net with sufficient success lr. ths past to w.arrant continued end lr.toneifiod activity and that ths sis# cf the oarkst, now acsse 12,000 to 15,000 tons of load annually with dsflrdt* possibilities for Increased tonnage, also warrant it* i iI : < Continuing prisorrt advertising in "Enginasrlrg Kc'WB--Ruccrd'' but lnerraairsg Ul achei-ie irac 6 to 13 insertion* and utilising rod lead's diattnctiva color in tha ads* KARf.gr s c b t s ib Two arJcot surveya to ba ada ty our advurtlalng agency to dotOTKiXMt 1. whether tba norine wrrkot should ba oro internslvaly duvolopwd and th* host advertising and promotional approach, 2. tba offoctivaix>ea of tha preeant caapaign in tba high way and gonorul construction fluid and another other approaches tight button bo aaplcyod, T SC HXTCAL LSTT5S3 Publication of throe now Rod Load Tuchcical Lutt*r Tw would bo besod or. recent resenreh projects end would cover cur newly developed fcnculitioo for palr.t* for snip bottoms and for galvanised surface*, Tha third would junraaritu fr.d bring up-to-date oil the bast satTrials in past technical letter*, nary cf which aro now out of print. PKRS3VNEL Oactinaod retention of our consultant, Dr. L. L. Csrrick. Retention cf a flold nan well versed technically in paints to contact higbw-y engineers, eh i py nris, construction coep&nias, Gev-sroewnt agencies, ..rsd ctiers hoviug to do with specifying and tn-ving aotal pro-- toctlvo points) also to deliver papers at Paint production Gusa snd at Doetings of paint uaora. pu s l t c it t Expend current publicity both through our own publication *L*ad* and in other publlcationa reaching paint oarkata.** **wr - --vr-w.-'d wqr -.....4 4 i i i * 4 i Pimaent* 4 QueiCilf KtSVJlCB Sexaral new reaasrch project* ar* conhi*cpli<'d, including teat* on os* red lec-1 formulation* coaparod with propriotary *fcip bctt-oc. pelr.le. and Barbur of *=:;!* new cr. exporare eteull bo continual. Thl* research 1* ccodjctcJ, bevrvar, at little coat to tto Association, aaide fro-s hociv-i target a for etpp-Hea auch oa boat pent-la* Ttwy axo plarasd and artiuitvl fcy y.e Pod l-.-id Technical Ccraclttoc, itaolf, and conducted t the test ficilltioe of ecatber ccaper!ea, licit of the coat la, therefore, abeorbod by tiu stand ecturera of rod load tad Ibt o It o s tlM of their *0plcyeea end apace on toat fence*. BtPGCT Fdlowlhc la an oatlnatod budget required for the rocceeacded 1958 procraa together with oatlaated total expenditure* for 1957a Corrultlng Feoa, lalcrlwa 4 Terse Traxol Expcoee I**d Jtivsrttalng Space Adrertlaing production Direct yil (Tvcrnical letters, etc.) fc-rket Surruya (Morin* & Conatractlcm) Publicity Roe-scrch 4 Haas arch 14: toriale IGscallAMeua Estlsntod 1957 06,675 1,500 2,LOO 1,600 700 3,000 1,000 1,300 650 022A7S Boccasoandod 1558 015,000 7,000 3,200 15,000 1,800 S,boo 1,600 2,000 1,500 -la000 053,500 Jrtlaatod balance, Deconbor 31. 1957 $b,500 i jj 3 3 <r n;<rV ' Ac* f Y ZJ2.ZZZ2.Z*$'Y.m 122" Tfci procrte 1 entering It* third full y**r In th* first year, on r^comerxliiti on of th* Technical St win; Coesdtt**, our Canesdes Technical Ceo- sdtteo v %b r,rna^'.tn eo-t recoaceoaec re*. 4 top-ranking conraita.-S, and pre paration of * C'aapr!,e".*iv* estcvual or. lead in e*-*rde. It f*lt that d o further *ty* ahould bo Toccs-cxnded until avail.bl* data hd boon gathered. With th* retention of-Dr. John H. Koenig, director of th* School of Crrie at Rut gar*, a* ocr.raltA.Tt end publication of th* technical d-ita book, "lead in th* Cvrasle IrAiitrlce,'* th* first yoar'a progrin was completed. At that tic.a the Cocdtt** r*ccr*;nd*d expansion of th* pragma to in clude advertising, research and educational activities which experience of th* firtt yetr ravj^sted >>r needed. Thu* during th* pr***nt year art Kay o boas ninr.ir.j * nor.li.iy advertising *ci/<dul* la "Cerssia Industry3 and th* "Acerlcan C*r*nic Society Dulldin." Mr;* parr-anwd, *duotion*l exhibit* *r* under oo*>structim to b* placed in leading c.-*.-rlc *chocl*. Thr** gridust* research faHovrhlpa hr* bean established, on* *ch at Rutger*, tllincis and Ohio Stat* Universiti**, cn lead in ceraric boil**, low teeperatur* leaded porcelain enacsl*, and l**d flaaee for clay sewer pipe end sanitary war* respectively. O.e supy-1*tent to th* ranual ha* been prepared. The Ccradtt** 1* highly gratified with results to date and feel* a* rtrongly a* *v*r tht there i* a possibility of doubling, tripling or even quadrupling th* I5,0CO ton* of load now uao-i annually in corerics. It recognises that th* tin,* ha* beers too abort to *brv result* in increased tonnage yet, tut it h noti.od a oocplet* thang* of attitude towards Iced tv the cerKr.dc induatri**. lead and what it can do in cartedcs has becono i radon topic of conversation anong ceranicta and of pa p era at ccradc meetings. Gbserveiic-n ha a convinced us thet lead has d**irb-l* proprrtie* n^rdrd by cararisis today tut that ther* re al*o obstacle, like tixi-.ity, that cost be evercocr. The Ccnrittee feel* that oven vr* intensive soiling end research new, vhlls the iron i* bet, trs in ord*x. Therefore, for 1953, th* C*rde* Technical Ccerftte* recOceania th* fol lowings Continuing 12 page* each in "Ceranie Industry** and th* "ACS Bulletin,* and addition of 12 page* in "Cared; Age" *nd k page* in "Cracic Sows." ESS3LJH& Publication of six additional supplicants to "load in th* Cerscdc Indu*tri**,* rwterlal for tai of rfiich is already in our hand* and about ready for u**. ms Coopletion of 11 additional dl splays so that all 20 accredited cersnie school* will have then. raaicni Expand current publicity both In our own publication, "lead" and la other publication* reaching cerar-ic i arrets. i t' !i [ 1 I l l I ........4 1. > fkga 10 Carasdd r s s s a s o b ------------ Continue tha three graduate research fellowship# already ettabli ohed (t Rutgers, Illijvcia and Ckio State but increase each fr-n J2,50Q pr year to 43,000 because of the difficulty of jotting good fellows today at-the lower figure. i Awarding a second $3,000 fellowship to Rutgere on th a same subject, lead In cersstic todies, to expedite thi* wcrc ^d-.ich has already created groat Interest % and on which several papar* hare already brer, presented. 4 Awarding a now fellowship of 3,000 la Penntylvsmia State Iktiversily for aj forth**1 investigation cf phas dingra*# Involving load compounds, which consti tutes basic research bally net-led and for which Feonaylvania State beliove* it haa a grrduf,* e attir'd, *4,0 la well quailflad. I j Awarding a r.ew C3.CC0 fellowship to the School of Cersries at CLaaecm Ccllafe for work or. lead fiasco for brick. Thi# School is known for It# work on brick and glased brick is bococing oore popular. Same of the glases now coo- tain load, aoca do not, hors technical information oa the advantages of lead glates and the test load glares to uae 1* needed. Awarding a new 3,000 fellowship to Alfred University, noted for it# worts i oc glass. The subject of thi# fellowship it being developed through conferenca* 1 $ with the School and with Corning Glass Vorks to doteredne the cost fruitful field of rotearch on lead in glass. ] Awarding a new },CX fellowship to the School of Coredc# at the tkdvar sity of California, the subject still to be determined. (The Concdttee favor# awarding fellowships to a mrer of qualified school# rather then concentrating them in a few in order to irrt-rtet aa r-arry instructors and students as possible in lead.) I In addition to the fellowships, awarding a research contract to Battalia i Manorial Institute to investigate further work already dona there on the chemistry cf adherence cf percelair. *r.ar.l# to the bore ratal on the theory that the action of the set stile oiling involved affects adh.crer.ee end that lead oxide can probably be ahecwti to ta p-srtirularly effective. Because of difficulties encountered with cpsciflers in high load ertrcls this phase should also be investigated. Tbs coat of such an investigation la subject to negotiation with Battalia. PfSSQTKg, Continuing to retain our present consultant, Dr. John H. Koenig. Appropriating a fund sufficient to enable Lead Industrie# Association to angage for full-lis* work a qualified ceraroirt at #uch tlae as the Corsaittee be lieves appropriats and a good nan can be found. This eight not be until sons of the graduate fellows working under our grants are through with thslr studies, but the Coccittee feels thjt the funds sh/ould te available for quick action whso the right tire arrives. Kia duties would constitute celling on ceresieta and ceramic schools, addressing local and national nestings of ceramists, working on technical problem# with user# end potential uaers of 1 uid-cor-taining ceraeica, and in gw.eral doing technical service and promotion for lead in cenadca. s fugs n Caraaiea Tsciyxcu. sfirarno ccs&rrras Tbs fcracolnj: raa&arcij and personnel rwcooraendaticma er* sutradttod to thu L.I.i* Technical Stocrir4 Ccc-Kit Wo for approval, ipprora1 was {iva with u following crva^sst Instead of Marine e-tcb er.vnt for $3,000 It was f*lt host to male* thses arorage 13, >-C ts It eicht is fnund that wore aatagr would bo required In Boon lat-VkC.o* than In others. i The proposal fer worfc ft 3*ttello was rsjoctod, but In*toad a second folic**hip at tho Cr-lroreity cf Illinois was substituted, Thus nina fellow ship* arttx-itint $3,000 worn apfrurad. Tho proposal to add a curadat to the staff was rojoctod at thl* tlaa bf thj Technical Steering Coonitboo but that Ccesdttoj folt that tho In dustry Derolcpnont Coccittoc should b* apprised of tho fact that such a atop la contocplswd at thu proper tlna and that tho latter Coedttoo tsjr i3 i be njiko-i to prerida fund* for this purpose at on unjrodiotabl* tioo In tho futon*. 1 Th Tc-chr-icrl SWri rs Cocnittce portled c t It c errand.jd the Ccragloa 1i ?och.-.:o-,u u. - 'titWo for its core-truct:vo to its prcblora &;jd 5 We g:wr~-.'lly sound rhf-ru cfTta rococr-^rA-liona FZfiSTS Fcllcwirjg la an ustlsatod budget to co*or tho rccoraaonded pro^ros of tho Coranics Tochnicol Cordt toe in 1956 M tpprered In its technical eg poets by tho Tuchnicol Steering Cocedtt~a togeth-r with an oatlcato of tctl sctea3 xpundi t-ures for 19571 stloctod Racesraendod Exjx n iitunoa Expondd tunoa 1957 1956 1 Silarlu*, Consul tlirg Pooa and Taxes $5,620 $7,000 Traral 1,500 2,000 leai in the Curaslc Industrie#* Supplicant# to abort, Research idrertlsinf Spaca Adrortising Production Collaf* Exhibits Publicity lead* Rdsosllanecu# $ Ccctlngonelo# 1,610 2,000 7,500 5,$70 2,200 3,ooo 1,000 1,000 760 6,000 27,000 10,200 1,600 3,300 2,000 1,200 -hi22 $31,660 $63,000 Estimated deficit, December 31, 1957 $2,300 .. ~~4 IUg 12 K?rr me i>: j h < t e x t s r o h u m t o r I9$8 During 1?57 the activities of this Division hrrv boon di- roctod prir.nrily' tow :\rds v >j use of 1; *4 In building construction, Clvxricel construction w>4 *elder. In building construction w hevs gradually be t < pl'ic'.np. fritter baph'ji* on the architect and cnglnsary vhsl > :t v1.. tir-e tv.; trial nl-;r contact with tho pluming industry. So have tiro etrrtrVo prccctc herd load for building about ix'tal work r..re dirocuy. In rd:iti.cn to flood work vith. both tho building con-* structi.cn tni chonictl iroc^<ing industries our 1957 activities art tcbulrdod b-lci ? Id.-- }:--.osntk - Our Sc&dor Cowdttoc corplotod Its work on tho Soldor H n. -'o* _r.o vu.-wl it orzr to th. o&ln Bracing end Soldoring Condttoo of th .T-rica. Wiling Society. It 1* cxpccVod that that Society till publish this tda-iiL B-ndiook at no rest to us, except tho purchceu of cjy copi-j wu cwy dusiro, In 1956* Exhibits - ijj h-.Te exhibit.:*! at th. Jfcoa guilders 9iow In connection vitr. in. truxiil tv. .ting of thu Katicr.-l Association of Rose Build.rs end ct th- annual u-.ting of th. hat'lor. A .Association of Flush ing C-r.tree tors. Uo 'ill exhibit ct th_ Jiationol Ciwclcd Exposition in Ek-cosber, full dine Construction bulletin -- The third in this sorios of speclfleatirn 'cdl il:.; lor :.rc:ii.cts"Ini txiiUjTS 1* in too printer*i hands end -Jill bo uis tribub-d before the year end. It do sis with load laboratory drclniSv, systjcs. ft / th C~triers -- Two l-pape inserts, oos on h*rd sboct lo'vd roofing snd Yl.-ainf," re cr.o on lead plur-bing, Ko t o be on preporod to ap pear in tho 1955 S root * t o M toe tor cl end Light Construction Ot-logs. Pr.prir.it i.'.v* ixaaa **r.t to x abort. Flos hi nr - A lunflot or. l:cd fir thing for tho *nall hotso a i prepsred for distribution et thj Rose Bull dors Shews, S 4 1 :.yo r.t*c _ Tr-l-lng - Tridrlnc of plunbore* cpprenticos In lord work lr. - -.. :g .xc tl Iy pood progress. CXir V.xt book sold twarly l,CCC worth cf c-pi-s this y. or to iota so tirt we hove now re covered ainost our entire origin'l <xst cf printing, suppllod load fer thu intamstlon-.l a prji.llceship contest sporuicir.d by the piunhjrsl union, as woU : o ^udgj for thu contest and an instructor for thu in i1 structors. i i Iferxofriph o r Corrosion - >fo ore rewriting and expending tho i chaptor on to*, o. rr.ni. 1 "r. *IsUic. of load for tho revised edition of i of ths ;>e;riean Ch-r.ic.-l Socioty uonogrxph on tho Corrosion of Metals* 4 C.h ric-i Construction p-illetins - T Qwcdcal Construction Bulletins rill h v: t j5n' cLrc-ul .t.-dThir your to ~ur list cf 1,500 chord ed orgino r'.rg schoda, chjtlc.il cor;>-.rA is, construction eonpanios* j E-och co/.sistud exf a ryjirir.t cf in .orticlj wo prjpxmd, on. appearing In * Inina tri'l and Engineering Ch nistry" and on. in * h troi.un Ruflnur.a Prtlieltv - Several publicity articles on both building and ohaedcal construct!;:-. bscc been jxe:~.r.d uni it is bcped -will b* placed in suitable trade jkitilcatinr.s before tli and of tbs jrw# r~ -"< -- CUr Cffnr to present a paper before tha annual costing of ths ifation-- .'issociatior. of Corrosion Englnr-crs tr. the tie of lead In cba iC'ii construct; ;j i has been acwpW-J for prorant* tiers next Ranch# l--"t..."? -- He delivered the er.-rstl lecture on lead as an engineering nateritl bcf-ir* sn 200 groutsate student* at oha Hrvcrk College of Engin eering, p-ssowsao-TTow f o r iy$6 It la reooocanded by the irvleery Coccitt*>a of this Division that 1$58 activities fellow along ths sane lira as in 1?57 and that a separata appropriation of 110,000 plus or minus 1C percent be approved for a oarket study cf lead in building construction to be n-vla ty the fire of Sxidaore# Cwlrgs and Jfurrill# amMtecte-enginoere, as explained on the following pegs. Estimated expenditures for 1557 ami a budget to support the 1553 activities fellcwsi Estimated 1557 Rec ccutended 1553 Consulting fees, aalcries and taxes J12,050 13,000 Travel expense 8,5X 8,500 Conventions 4 exhibits 10, OX !f lead* 2,500 3,500 Construction bull* tire 2,100 2,IX Sweet's Catalogs Publicity 6, COO 1,030 6,OOC 2,000 Reprints A;prent ice contest 1,000 5?c 1,000 600 tie cellar** cue and oontingeweies 2,550 3,000 4 t Total iti6,6yo $ii7#000 Hotsi The unoocpencWd balance lr, this fund as of December 31# ly5? is estimated at about #12,000* I Pa$* Vi --.......................lEaBS>SHA wgt .. ............... o? rta BunriK) c o >s :?.3c ?ic `k ramp -- / Ptr oary year* L.X.A. ha* prcrsotod load plurblrtg by working -with plusher* and elijr ftfflctals largely ca pluming codi-s, is tine ha* gone on we hsre ecoe bo-reillse nc.r* end i^crs *-rv>t the brand it toweris codes that permit a variaV of <u&.teri*la, leaving t_ne selcti.tr. cf the rJiV riel actually utsd to the architect and e; linear m k .=U a* th* phsaber. Therefore, la tha V ast Tew vjtrj was hyS attempted to include tfa arcfcl tact and engineer la orf effort** At t>s sera* tina cv.-.r the rear* w* here tads liidted effort*, largely throws ox pet.liccti.cn wioad, to hove bard lead apaclfiad far Sheet r, tel work ix build, nr 3 In tti country, This has eat with eodaat e-occ**3 lx it* specificstdon on euch buildings aa tba Jfew Jersey Peniten tiary at haiiriic, tie Federal Court Rousa in Ko* Tork City, Saratoga Sp aid a recently completed dorrdtsry at Duks University. This oodaat ucc-ees leads aa to baliaTa that nor* can be doom, Ha feel that no* is tba tine to taka an unbiased, critical and expert lock at onr activities in tf bulldtrg construction field, adne* building construction Is ora cf Aneriea<* biggest Industrie*. a have baan budgeting annually between 30,000 and ,50,000 to proocta and protect cur cartet in this field, Kaa this teen spent wisely? Should it b* spent differently? should acre cr las* osrxsy ba spent? fihat la our potential cartet In constructiont Ha therefore sought advice free a general partner of one of the country i a largest architectural-engineering firra, Shidecre, Olngs and Merrill, with *tcc i frrtxr-twly had a personal contact through a zeei-er of tha 1.1.i. Executive Gomttee, It developed that tins fins has c-ci* c a t j surveys both for gesemnent and prlYata industry and it* services ears offered to us to datartdna oarket potential!ties for laad in tha building ccnstructim field and advice on tha test approaches to resilt a these pctentialitiea. At cur request :>. 1 dr,jre, Oir_r* and Morrill have new subcittad a fareAl pro pc sal for a study cf lead In building construction, s copy of which Is attach-*!. Briefly, tea study would be conducted in two phase*/ with a report to be sulci tied at the end of tiro first phase, at which tin* a decision c-uld be sad* as to the soor r, i p'Aso, The first phite would ecvsr a jx / within their own orgs.-isaticn and aoong contractors with wS:n t',-y are working. Tho *coad ph^se would be broader and cover other architectural and engineering firr.a and contractors. The cost cf the first phase Is estirxtei et ^20,000 and of tbo second phase et J25/000. It is recoooonded by the Adriscry Cored.ties of tlie MstAilic Lead froducts Division that we engage the sorricas of Saidnore/ Owing* and Merrill f .r the first phase of a study cf the possibilities of load in bull ling consir-uctior. to be used as a guide in planning 0'.iT prcactlcnal and research efforts in this field in tha future, and that the whole setter be reviewed efter recsiri.'g the report of this phase, "his would, of course, be * notvrecurTirg asperse which rssy be ex;u*ctod to srv* us norwr, or at least help as to spend it acr* effectdvwly, lx the future. The cost of this study (first phase) would be 20,000 plu* or rim* t*o percent. f I ttf 5, ! H '; *kWl' if ft-e* IS SEIDSfftg, <J*ITO3 * kBlRUJ. 'jxhiUictfl l xurnaaic s t k e s t , s k r-uicisco 3*puvtkr 16, c x ik k k t a Sir. F.cktrt lindley lagfel4 Secreiery-TTe&surwr l*aJ Ir.Mctriss .las cciition 60 L*at Llad Street j So* Jerk 17, Saw la-1c Dear Bob* la aeccrdnr.es with cur convorasticn lr. Sen Francisco we *r* enclosing herewith a proposal for cur fir# to stake a survey cn the developoont of tfc* uaaga of Is ad in construction. Tk* scope of tbs wcr* outlined In our proposal Is based on the outline stiich you prepared vkt-r. you nra hero, t have subdivided the work into phases u sss disc.*;->1 at that tin*, The first phase sill consist of research withia the four offices withir. our 3*r. crgarutaticr.; In xw Terr., a-.icago, Si Francisco *i Pert! a: 1. Tela will Inca, d;t*l/ give us contact with 9CC tacr.nicsl m wcrkltg in r.U. phases cr. all typo* of fcuiidir.ra lr. *11 ro"_a of the country curr*:.* ly the boards cr '--'Mr r.s true tic.-., if canto--.;.; .-aiy design srvd mo*ier& wcf.ri,o: ?. i thin* Ua present vc.-.o.; represent* stoat V-5-"',030,000 lr. con struction :cst. 's will c. ceurse ".Iso h ;Vo tbs experience of cur organisation with rwspect to >iso cf lc* ar.l ct-o.petitive ratals in construction sine* tb* fire *j feund-d lr. 1915. *.t the ci.i cf t.ols pb* will prep-ir* a j*-cl lei nary report containing owr ter.t--.Mre for dlr.&j ar.i it the car > t' be at is to dirset our efforts in tbs sccwi phirs tc-serl* ths sst prcrd.9lr.g fields for irvesiigatirr. revealed daring cur research In tbs first pf-.'se. In oV.*r words, we '>111 bo able ts direct rather 'tun to sc 3 it-'.r cur etots a.-,d our cci.tact* in the second ph&s* in which wo r.ii-e ctrct *r.i snail contacts with tl.o rut cf tho profession and ccrstmotlcn ir,d-u'r/. phis .- Vd of fro cyders should also elr.lsixe unnecessary travel, ft tho end of this ptv-s cf the survey wo will cceplsts * final report contain j 5 ing ocx roe acrerw* tier-* for developing and prceotlrg the use cf load in ths Cm> etrueti-n industry baaed on our investigations uniertaicen in tbs previous phase. The terns of the proposed contract are on our usual 2-1/2 tire* the ti*e card rate based cn the s-vlsrios cf teclmical personnel vsplcyed directly on the pro ject plus travel end direct expenses. This is the only practical fee arrengecent for a survey of this type, #iere ths exact scope af the verk aril therefor* the arrount cf technical labor r&rrlred cannot W properly detrc.in<>d one ad of tiesa, He hare ccnpleted several surreys or. t>A b-.sis with Jiurjter Hi 11 *r,i 3ullivir. tiring Coc.pa.-y, The Sxadl^y Mining i t Page 16 Vr. K. L. Zlegf#ia !l Sapient-r 16, 19fl i l Ca&p.--jv, ft3Cf>tVjr* Mining Cocpary sad th Suzkmr Kill Coap*jgr, u well u auay eUs*r Indus trial clients, T-tu will ncUcj that it is our eustce: to renior laonthiy ststs:its# In ihi* way the cli-int U. _; ha* a current picUuro of the oost# incurred by us sod by his ss the work davnicp*. tg hare* prwpurod a bulgot ofltis't* t>e#-d oc o*- Work of nir.lt., r oatc-# Tfci# ##ti4a*t# 1* *45,000 ..nicb can b used for budgeting purpe>#e. I hire givon considerable thought uj Vi Ur> '-.at Vo jet up the direction and Frecodurco for Ourr>ir< out the .ore uitr.ir, our own ergenisatlon. loa will r*-- quira a s>narsl p rtr..r in ciTfa of ?h> jrei ct in e;-sc.r to enlist tbs effort# ef the otb r c2iic>s tr. ih_ ipecstisitlcrj. It se-vc# to r,-t th.it the pria.-ry eonsidvrsticn tscuid b-i that t!v rrtnr in c.1 iff > of the b# era tint n*t only h-s the p-..nrnl cents it# involved but rise tha !rs`tt expertnc with th* industry to Vs? s-uTVe-i, ` -it Mu ;.rj;.vl rt 5 ;crs Jollity Involved X an b-u j u y,u will sji tbs beat r-aulte- !h.-s ;.rc'-ct. aar.'uer lll hare to weric directly -un: -r t.V i>-:rs.i p.rtn..~ tr. cr.ir^a on. V..,r*f trw sftcall fc# an Mieci at# ir. t o si.-., -f:!: as tk gn_r.-l p'.rtn-r. project Bsnifgaf will do the duy-to^i-y dlr.cticn wS r.-ir.*. ', rs curtul -.*. i the i;.v*#tlgeti6M heir* undertaken by tba mrlc-is oiflr lino., ant of -ryr ccsittct# with tha lead industry have ter. in the .a* rd h< a;* ?f ry pr*>-r.tl a. start# with ym rev* Jack Er.eCey, 1 t t Jc I .nouli be ?Ttr. r in c.vrt's of the work, with or# ef cur pan yrar.cisco tj preset R*r.Agor sine* tha vum.-/ is t- cover tr. nun try *nj our argx&Lsetlcn Is &itirrs*i'i* we think th tr r. .1 .*1 concur.!; tiers cost# will b* tha saa regardless ef frees w!i:t ef:i; h-.a * ; . Is tir. ct 1. >. f.t,j th-* th* r*c-.#j -ry ir.ter--ef flc# travel will trir^j us to .i f. r os frt-.y..,.r.tly us rs;-uir-d for necassary ccrf-ir^.s with tr...- clijr.t, r-ipplarwri 1 by his ncreal trrvel <1 cfflc-sjr of the r.i'-iori. j>jc5ittlse Si* will tuf .ily 11 sc.at this as well as #ry p *?ti ;rs which you sight hsv# *n the profejed L(rr**a.>rt. Very truly your#, CKIRIORS, 01)03 & K<?JUU /#/ wohn B. Rodger# JF*t#p CCi J. t. Bradley Jobs 3, Rodgor* -<r --- - ,, , ^ a.->5\,ar......i t &i 763o -la3SElW.:.,` iawWoV/dSli ?S 17 stDHCkz, w iio s & Kijaaix `.Tchltoct# 1--VOVTGOSSu' STrjJ.T, S-'J.' W-VCT3C0 It, C XtfC*tKIi Oowbvr IS, 1S57 Xocd Industrie* ,'.**ocictlea 60 sst UZr,a 5tr->et j Saw Tori 17, Sew Tori a 1 Gentles* ni Following our discuss! ;n with your Jr. Robert 1. lief fold we are pleased to rut-hit tt.-a fcllo-d. ng proposal Tar ocr profcssiontl oenrioos Vo eooduet e nrr^ co Vhe d*TlcprnV of the usage of X-si lo c-.us true tion t oaf:x:r.`E i* tiniorsivri that th cbji-cti-** of this study Is to explore the feasibility of proa-oting tnr f*rth<r ueo of load in tn* n?ld of cooetrae- tion, r thar. it* tees fer pointinj -uvd art gl'ss Mjn:, i-ith sp-ciai eephusis u"'-;r. its us* la shuot cet-.l orx. m;-jr usee include, but are ryot li-it.d to flat reef flisninf pi*-' 4 -f , -. - ...-si flashing T*;.t ; ip*. fl.'JU inf rc--V- . - --- -:-v-r f* '- ,- e, tfj-uve-t-a'oli ti.it blag c-'.c;.l ytu r: - f: r.f S.'f fi. s`. p* *rd edge stripe plurbirf expansion joints V\/ Wl r,t>e arxi pomh roof* duralix# #p*r,3r*lj gutters iOVTiS fOUtS roof boxes janitorial slop sinks This it-.-l; wl,i iotiaoo a surrwy on a tetior.-vl feists of represent* tire areblVoct-urai fir-as s d j oV.tr construct!"is c.tavclj to det-.-rstin. the present use of let! in the c'-nstruetisr. industry as wall *s cn ln*tiyatior. cf ttw ft*-try possible aeVtods for lva css otir'r^ V!v next ter. to twenty year#. ^ccFt or 3 at? if s i i 1, ftelinintry Boeearch IXrinf this pfcus* * will conduct, a pr'llair.-ry study within the 4#eipr., **!*< ring, specification, ecnrtraction end suparrisloo 4p rttwr.t.- cf cur fir*-, or. nstlon-wlJo trsis through cur offices In X;w Turk, CMc-'S'i ?.ar. frwiiw end Portlmu, as soil with the eonir/tcU-rs ar.i suio.-r.trtetors whs hare csrstrucwd th building* * har* dsslgrw'i, Vo -la V r `the pee sill* uses sf l~*i In cor.terapcrary architecture, lr."-luu" rv; piu.tbitz, flaa'-ing er.. wotcrpreofing, Its adwar.t .i;i.s trd ilsvi*ur.t-<* ccavp rod to oth-. r a.-. t* rials, and rujEjnstioiis *e tc r>r> feres of l*#d for u in 3odm cUsign. P-uildinf iii f i i r ~4 I l I [ t t* Xe*d Industrie* i**oeiatAoa pfcr 16 October 15, 1?S7 typee studied *1X1 bo Industrial, ooraserci*!, rosidantisl, Institutional, end g-Vvix**ntal# Including ell Italy* Vp'.n eoa-'-ieticn of thi* fVas if the * urvy * report will be rabsltted to ysur firs eotting forth our jr-elt-inury finding* together with our re-- cor&jr.d.-t.i&na for further rvrruing this study. H. Cu-._,_ . ' -.-sire. ftunrey t;rd find uepart Ftfi.lii._- a c::--rstiorj:air* to ho d.-a-tlop.d ty or and approved hr you./ our file. :11 ocit e-iT-vry fr-ca our )i Ter*, Chuaro, S*n yrancloca and firt. - i cific. * by p_rs.'-!-.i interview trains: rpro#ntatlw architect* in t.v a-> citiu* to lnvv-rtigalo the ps#t, pneunt wad poesible future wit rt load products in archlU-ctur* of both coctvEfcr ary ini traditional dorian* JUpr*>r.t*tiv* tree.itrets in ovh :r *tr*topically located eitla* *1.1 to contact*, d by cill '.rd upon t'.tvl \ t:on cf infonaaticn froa those l} <f-u<atiorjuirus, further pjraon.il ir.torvir** cun be wriagod if warranted* We will investigate the reasons Inal la net rptolfijd by Architects and what adrintifua load la cons id.. r.-d to e-iv owr other cetorlala for sheet fcotal purposes and cth.,r bulltil ng uses. Industrial, corcujrciil, lnstitutior.il, govurrsMr.tal (Including nilitary), and coin citVc ail speculative r..-3ii,'- ti-al building typ,e will be studied* la will prepare a final report containing our conclusion* und recoaaeada- ticrh an th_ focsitility if furUi. r pro-cting th- use of lead in the build:..-.,; industry, is ->ll ns th-; type of lit r-dur., ndvjrtlelag, car s.rrio.is voalo he coat effective .ar-:.g urcrd.v..cte In carry out this ps-rgrai, 123 It Is estia-.ted that, urc..pt for the tt-v n_ca;.siry for your cpproml of the <juo*ticnr.*.ir ., this pr-oj.ct cm fc cor.p.ljtsj *ithl.n six nonthe* OTKrb~X~v'.T::<l Cur compare ation for the sarvioes doscribod abcoro ahill be ae follows* * i a* Fuu lr. ar. arvo r.t ogual to th.. cost cf technical labor of those engaged In ttii ror*c, plus ar. ovjrhu'sd eilcennc ; . ;U&1 to ooe and ooe-fa*lf tine* trie tochnical labor Coat* Technical labor cost shill be %a- *g.T f':t of vapor .and s.lari paid by us at our usual rct>a of c-r tibefore addltiona or 6-o .ctione cr. socour.t of payroll ta*a, to all tociinlcal praoiu*.l una par inora oD- gag.i In the ptrforence of the uoric. Osrh>;cd allowance cover* ill g.n ral overhead and profit, all aoc.rutarlal, clorlcl and account'. r*t sal .rl_a .jtc . pt labor cf typing tec hale nl re porta and sp-uclflo .tiers, feud typing shall bo consider^d tcclaiieil labor ooete* b ictual costs to us ' itiv ut furth T cv. rr.^ad cllawcnco of consul tan te eerrlc.i* ~.':Ur ct> for in com^cticsa rfitn th. work* m Hi. iiip^yjpKU m* LIA17638 mtu. a^r.i fftrrtitiiWrifMri'IBiiti AiStM 1 1 ------------- ' JM* Lo*4 Xnteotrluo ;jwoel*tli OoXo^r IS. iSSl I * irtl col to u vtttoit wortMi iU<mm of tho Mlnliif (Unit ttpUNfl I 1 Trer*l aA Mbolotoaeo aorta raaaltia* Crtm travel inrtirliliM ta ooM^Uoa vitfc u m wwfc. i* Owta of tiletr--a and Lc j * diataaoo talaphoae aalla* r 4' r * ? o- ' -tjgm*ydjwj^-yqggs^awify^ <ifitr riir-kr-^lWiHl--fr'tt'liife'^h faga 20 < ... i \. t: | Ii J 5 I 4 \ JATI' T 1 >1 SHTHZ?iag tr. 195? *u obt. n.-> J eecrni Q* elo-arsne* for a Bacber of the staff, la a pxrt-t.i.r ; ..dirlty since then ha ha* 'rialtad *t-->-l* Litirn* aixi (i ;*ired as *ach infon* lion ca poaaibl* or. t**> u*s of lead In the tucic field and he* It la lnstaliad* Ttl* iTifcrrjitiaa h'. been a*e<d tor publicity purposes tod to help ir. broiling inquiries received bjr us for neslaton-e la tbs uaa of led in tlia nuclear flail. Since several otucb.-r ccepc-ni** nro eairr-acUy vsry active in prx*wtin load In this field, wo do not rocorsnand ciy changa in car yr ;,: n at this l`. , hot feel that It should b cot> tirced, The appropriation for 1957 *oe *5,000 and ** reccaoend th't it be the sane for 1953* } 1 F* CL ReCLPOTUTXDg SOtSTRT pSTELOnSKt TOD General Frceotloa flgzaeA* sad Cbsaiesl* Estinatad BcpoadiVure* 1957 ... 8- C2,0Q0 Jt-coen*sn<ia<l EspanilUirao 1958 67,000 a, ooo C*r*sd* f Procotiea 2*. 500 >6,000 l- R#rch 7/500 27,000 i- Ket*lXl I^sd Products 2,7,000 L7,OOC Bcildlr<g Construction Stursy - 33,000 Rail*tion Shieldifi* 5,000 5,000 I Battfllls EsseATCil Sta<^f 20,000 - i 126,000 256,000 fctt galanc* t D*ccb*r >1, 1957 Wtiaatsd at *17*SCO i \ yrrjlKffacw.:!ZPSW*.