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LIA09282 ii > i : ' !4 }4 TBJ&i) Ki: cor* a u t h o r it t k&mxo lev Tork, X. T. July 27, 1934. A ns-eting of the Coda Authority for the teas Industry a* held oa friday, July 2?, 1334, at IGi&O A.K., ta tt.u Board Eooa of the Xational Lead Qc&pt&j, 111 Erondw&y, E* York, g. ? fcgsai EkSX (Ss&v"*' Clinton H. Craa*, Chairman E. K. Brush 7. B. Carter 1>. A. Call chan - ^ XT. T. 0. Boat X. 8. Cornell 7. T. Robertnon Clarence Glass P. X. Ep|a - B. 0. Me&y f. 8. Mulock I. L. Sevhouse, Jr. B. T. Salker 0. V. ferny, Administration Member Cerroll Xetsell, X.B.A. Legal Dept, few Tork 7. X. iorwtr, Secretary, Treasurer. The minutes ef the seoond vesting of June 18 vere approved. Without objection, the Secretary area Instructed to Insert in the record Adnlnlstratlve Order So. 442-6, recog nising the vevbers of the Code Authority for the Lead Indus try, shloh appeare as Exhibit *A* attached. Without objection, the Secretary was Instructed to Insert In the record the following forval notification froa the Rational Recovery Adalnlstratlon, appointing Major George W. farny Adalnlstratlon Kesberi s Xlr.dly be advised that Mr. Oeorge W. farny of Morris Plains, X. J., has bean appolnttd, by Adalrlstratlvs Order, as Adalnlstratlon aeabsr on ths Cods Authority of the Lead Industry. Mr, farny Is a einlng snglnesr by prof4sst<^and ha* a background of both national and International experience, and I believe that he will sake a de sirable sealer on the Code Authority. Clgr.sdi V.A.J^.esen, Deputy Administrator, Metals and Mining 8 .lon, July 3, 1934. N 3000 LI 40928 3 Without objection, the gscretexy w* lustpu.'tt d to Insert is the record the fores! r.ottfiofcttor, frc-^ the Rational Recovery Adnlnlstr&tiea, granting te-~.;=oraxy exssptlon free Section 2 of Article VII, and Sehiedulo 8a* of the Lend Cods, t which appears as Exhibit "* attached. 5itbout objection, the Caeretary r?e lnetr&sted to insert In the record forsaal notification fsez. tbs Entlea&l Recovery ACalnletrntioa, e&jasttss the Sy-i..&*a of tbs Coda Authority, as followst The Ry-Lasa of the Coda Authority for-the lead Incastry sutnaittad by you with f&&*' letter of June 14, iS4, have been examined '-'ii and are hereby approved. ** Signed; O.E.Adaaa, Division Adalnlatrator, JUM 29, 1954*. The Secretary wea requested to report the ballotting, by letter, for alternatee to serve for Code Authority cbara and be stated that the Mining Division had elected Alternate 1, Mr. A. 0. Kaekensla and Alternate 2, Mr. Paul H. Bunt; to serve for Mr. George V. Lasbourne, by letter ballot nailed on June 15, f eleven out of fourteen ballots having been reoeived. The Sselting and Refining Division had sleoted'ttr. Clarence Class alternate for Ur. John A. McCarthy, by letter I ballot nailed on June 14, fifteen out of nineteen ballots hav i ing been received. The Plgaents Division had eleoted Alternate 1, Ur. W. E. Uaston and Alternate 8, Ur. J. R. MaoGregcr, to serve for Ur. R. U. Roosevelt, by letter ballot sailed on June 21, ! eight out of ten ballots having been received. The Metallic lead Product* Division had elected Sr. E. 1. leehouse, Jr., to serve for Ur. P. E. Sprague, by letter ballot sailed on June 16, twenty out of twenty-nine ballot* having been received. The Secretary was Requested to notify the Rational Recovery AdainletratIon of the eleotlon of these alternates i In order to procure the approval of the Adalnistrator. \ The Secretary reported that the Investigation of the eight-hour day, aa ordered by tbe Code, wae^pearlng oosplctlon and that be expeoted to sake a full repoft at aa early setting of tbe Cods Authority, i Be also ststed that the various divisions of tbs i 1 Code were studying the drafting of suitable standards of safety U and health for their respective Divisions but that the subjeot was tuoh a large one that oonaldereble tis would yet elapse be fore any reports could be expeoted. `A \ t j L XA 0928 4 '{ vt-s tsv* w-.?- rod* with r^spcoi to the study ef ts< ret . : X : ;'*r i< 1 relfctior,s - - at least M boui^ costfesed with the relat lou-iMp' aea lrt- lng betreKn the o--*ly reread Leber R.-lat ter.9 I' 4 tr?A those industrial relation* boards ahioh were tois-,' -,,'p by various codas. Br. CalJ-T^d ru'-fr n-t- to aw,- * ' . -.piicettos of ffort it r-c-ul- t;- -.,s6ir-.- ' -. -ii ua Is. -,- -M.-? * :. i Ra- r., wxy Ma.f.aie' a -',-s.oa info,-. ' - tiiotlt'd of tfct .-. -.5-r.^i Lt-c . i; - to ' -. v-o-oa or jtirissaid tr-e E- gisaal Lsbcr V.v be fctn- u v.ai*r the Le&d Code, tbs AdfiioictrticXcs E-r.':'^5.c.'-vtetf.ft =-dd its udleretooS t&cldfeo* ` Adviser? t-f.- too si. -:.tia pgij& Legal E&tles&i t*s coves-y re--..:*; ..-rstatits suggested tba Batter t* IsiC ca tba f^Lio y-a.-U.: ;; tho receipt of fur ther civics <*& h-suteisoCca, etwvia:; tust there could bus question of the outcation of fctos i'&ut at.fee required to perfect tfea Led Code labor plans ooeaeiciiad by tbs daisy. WEntEU?C3 it was regularly coved, seconded end carried, that the Secretary bo laflirust&d to cccsjuniccte with tie Adslnletr&tlon in order to determine abat, if any, change the creation of the newly forced gutional Labor Re lations Board would be brought about in planning for re gional induetrial relatione boards for the Lead Industry and to request, if available, soso definition as to the function* of each. \ Ur. Sprague presented to the Code Authority the difficulties which the lietalllo Lead Products Division en countered in atte=ptlag to devise adequate standards of safety and health for the Division, there being an overlap between the Snelting and Refining processes and actual manufacturing processes as conducted by nuaeroue aenbers of tbe Division. Ke suggested it night be wise to establish s new ara of tbe Code Authority to consider specially safety and health problems. The Secretary was requested to circularize Cods Authority Beebera for s definite expression of their views on the safety and health problen. Ur. Talker reooeaeaded, and without objection the Chair ruled, that in the neantlae each Division continue as it is doing and that ultinately the various Division Chalrnen consult with eaoh(>oth*r on the safety and health prograe. The Chairaan brought up the dose inter-^el? tionehip between tbe standards of safety and health for tb* Lead Industry and tbe Copper Industry as well ae other aetal industries. r I t S 1 LI AO9285 t Tbs Secretary reportsd fv:-*- he hsd cl^er.i1 slefi Icbo? quest loans.;rc* at. t'.iia :'. report ovsrtlse ai the p}:eTl8iosn of Article 111, Lection 3, or the esssbe* *f he-idicGppod ii-:.-,\:>ioj,sad j ? dr viols XV, Saction 6. rtt These fares are *tt6S-4 as Exhibit. C*.' I* She Saarrv'sry also stated that fee fe*d districted questisaeaii.es each.;. vh $'J tl-s Kitas; er.d fist'. -..ieg and EofiXiit-g ^ ( :"..:ti ait &* at leotM.i) rhlt.i: *sy, & or.t-ir uitiia of the cn'.' '--i.`. "'.'-tiros e?~t eh'J.ler It. tie yesx *.-? ...* c u e. loos '. :. .. '. -hsui: iis d-aGeS.^Lea, in rct<? to aim-* ft/-. .. -...fiO. I'-h ,, statist ic-j etiihsi* Divisions*. lio *spraci a to b,v? tL'O w?ii#tia cf tbe CiiAisesa af ifes fig**ato# Uc'U.lio j^s.4 fsixhaits cal foil Divisions in r&sr to dc-rioo end ciru-v.site suitable labor qusetlonn&iree seoag those Divisions reepoaiively. A letter froa Deputy Adninietratar Jenegsa, dated July 21, with reference to cascading the Lead Code eo as to asks aseeseaents under tbe Cels s&sdatory waa presented. (Exhibit ** attached) Discussion which ensued indicated that there was such to be said in favor of caking the con tributions to the Code Authority voluntary and, likewise, on a siandatory basis, a s wo* ssnbers desired to give the subject further study action on the letter vaa put over to the next Beetlag. 1 The Chairman presented a request fron Deputy Ad I- ministrator Janesen, dated July 10, urging the Code Author ity to establish a Trade Practice Ccaplaints Coaalttes. (Exhibit r attached) The Code Authority, in its dleous- slon, weighed tbe desirability of constituting a trade prao- 'll I tloe coeplalntt oonnlttee froa only those Code Authority aeabere who bad a dlreot interest in the fair trade practices outlined in the Oode, or constituting the entire Cods Author ity a trade prsetios oosplalnts ooaaittee and It as finally eoved, seconded and carried, that the Code Authority for the Lead Industry conatitute the Trade Prsotlcs Complaints Cosalttee and that the Seoretary oonfer with Hr, Yettell of the Katlonal Recovery Administration to draft a suitable plan in accordance with the instructions pro 1 vided by Deputy Janssen, circulating this plan awjfag the Cods Authority sesbers before submitting it to Yafhlngton. The Chalman presented a petition from the Aserloan i ttetal Co. Ltd., for an etesptlon froa the Lead Code labor pro K visions for its operations at Cartr#t, X. J., at jv>r copy of lettsre dated July 17 and July 26 (Exhibit * J* la two pagea). v l w LI AO9286 *- * i i i i i 3 Discussion follcrtd relative to the relationship between the Arserictn w?tal '5 petition cx.2 that of the Aaerlcrti Smelting & Refining CKr>*ny, which had previously been endorsed, eleo ths fc;aoral situation a-s it affected the ai'sile.r cpeirttisas cf the sseabers of icdaetry who had to operate ttaf*;; tsh t?r ec-re codec. As-a ei&ilar petition was pocking la tashii^ioa It e&s esral, seconded ead carried that the w- quest from the Areri'-n I'et&l Go. Ltd., fs? ess:iptioa fre* the Coes piovletoat e% Ita opcrbtiesg*d*,Cnrtsret, J., bo tabled pnyi^r by tha S;l&lxemfefc on a fciail&r petition froa the Assrioaa gaeltia,^ and Refining Coa- PS37. , .,........... The Ch&lz&sa presented a request fron the Kxseau Eaaltia^ end Esfiairr Cccp&ny, for guldens* la t&adling a Oasplitsae Ccrtlfiaato, as copy of letter of July 18, (Exhibit *H* attached) The Joverment representative, hr. Fti-iiy, rtif-.jestc-d that the problem be submitted to the Eationel Recovery Administration for assistance. Kr. Class read a legal opinion which hie Company had reoelred in an effort to be helpful Thereupon it wae suggested that the Code Authority approve a standard Certificate of Compliance, which could be submitted to the Ketional Recovery Administration for its approval. Ur. Tettell pointed out that the lational Recovery Administration would probably be reluotant to be cone Involved In a natter which ooncerned the P.T.A., or other Government Departments outside the X.R.A. The Secretary waa instructed by the Chairman to communicate with Ueeers. Earl, Fleming and Tolff to prepart a Certificate of Compliance which would aeet the requirements of the Coverment and yet be adequate for industry. The Chairman noted a request for an interpretation from the Ketale Refining Company, dated July 2, 1634, with re lation to Article Till, Section 1 (1) as folloest `Atelier of antiaoaial lead makes a con tract with a Buyer of antlaoalal lead to supply the Buyer's requirements of antlmonlal loaH^X grade* specified, said requirements to oonslat of a ain1sum of 200 tons and a maximum of 300 tons per month, at a prto* of $1.00 per ton ba les the cot of metals conttlned, using tbs 8t, Louis Lead m*rket for the lead and the Tee fork Antimony market for the balance of weight, the governing market* being those in effect at LIA09287 t J2 i i 1 ) I Bayor* A option, to bo declared when orders ere placed, either {&) on data of shipaent,* - , or (b) acnthly average for sooth of ship ent. Is the tender end completion of the above transaction & violation of the clause quoted?'* end referred It to Hr. Bprague, an Chsinsao of tbe betalilo Lead Produote Division, fhs Ch&lxaaa presented a request froa tbe Anaoonda Lead product Cespar* dated Juio $, as follows*. Our oon worklng five days per week fre quently decide they would like to work ten days straight and have four day# off, or they wight work fifteen day* straight end have eix days off. They would average forty hours per week and elrv- ply work thle schedulw out between theeselvee to that they could really have a vacation and go sows place In the four or eix day a that they are off. There it no difference in the coney in volved nor the hours of labor over a reasonable length of tlae. Of oouree, this would be pro vided for under the averaging agreeaent. katurally ee would not pay then overtlaw on any wuch an arrangeeent outlined above. The net result la that the sen only suffer, we do not have any core ewploysent and yet *e have sore friction, kill you please be kind enough to olarify tbe situation for uat* The Code Authority saw no objection In the Code to a working schedule being arranged so that an ewplcyee wight work ten daye straight with a four day lay-off icxedlaiely following this per iod of eeploywent, provided not wore than 40 hours enploywent per week be given, but that it would be a violation of the Code to work 15 deye straight with 8 days off. Tbe Covernwent rep resentative was inclined to favor this construction of tbe Oode. %. 1 1 i i fXt i ? Tbe Chairman presented a letter frotfathe lieola Mining Coapeny, dated June 29, as followsi The Lead Code provides for exceptions as to hours under Article III, Seotion 3 (o)| 'JJor to employees reoelving less than Thirty-five (36) Dollars per woe* In a anagcrlel, executive or supervisory caps- t f \ j! I i Lj A09288 cf. iff or to , -' ::: r^r to cat- 4iCa sale* or acrtivu . -ployes*.' "?l:a qussticr> &3-tiar. ettj as a to whether or act oar etrs eurvaydra - son who work In tbs a- ctites - would b' cls.assd ft part of tha *: ' -tedbr.'lc&l 5lc.ft. I sill appreciate it if yea oea giro e* ary infersati-t-a ca tbit point.* It tw ttes eei-.s-s of tbs 6odo Authority that ala* *urveyra, sea fee work la tits Srglfcsefrinj; C-fiaa, was* to b* clj&ssad its pur* of technical staffs- us:icr ArtS-c_e III, Section of tbs betd 1 fha Ch&lrsan naxt presented a petition fros ti Su&kar Hill end Sullivan Kinlug sad Coacentrat lag Ccepaay end tb Ksoln s Kining Company, dated July 10, as follows: 1 > Tbs undersigned cesbera of the Lead Industry, 1 especially on behalf of certain of their employees, rrspectfully request an exception fren the proTlalona of Axtlole HI of the Cods of fair Competition for the Lead Industry, aa approved Kay 24, 1834, so as to perelt these employee* to arrange their schedule of work to their better advantage and coefort. The employees referred to are those who are on continuous operations such as running nine pusps, operatives In power houses, etc., soae of whoa, under the Cods, work forty-eight hours per week. The** sen gx-atly prefer to work oontlnuouely for two or three weeks, then ley off two or three days as the case nay be and then re fuse their work on onother shift, but in no instance would they exceed an average of forty or forty-sight hours per week ae the case say be during any thirteen weeke-perlod. This is practically the ease plan as is ssbodlsd in the Copper Code forty hours per reek over a three wonthe period; there is no change In the nusber of hours worked but their distribution is changed to a sore convenient and popular plan. To hold these can rigidly down to a forty or forty-eight hour working tise in any seven day week le inconvenient, and es pecially at the request of a nusbor of eaoloyses are wa naklng this request. If necessary formal petition for such a change can be hade froa a large number of cur e&ployeee and an endorsewent of the plan will be a*da by locl labor unicme. Punier Hill 4 Sullivan kUil.-.g a Concentrating Co. 0y Stanly a . laaton, fret, Hecla Ulclog Coapany, by Jasee f, KoCarthy, frea,* f* f* 'TWSjewa-^-o,* A L1A09289 I la vies of tha fnot tluit-tbe esr>tl<m recuestell rei'erred %a si*;< esploysee a coatingoea cv-^rfctiona, such aa pw*r- houses*."- and puars&ca, and that the petition was presented s.t tr,a re^utet of a ws*b*r cf employees of Soaker Kill tad Ecu la Mining {^spaniee, and that an edoreeseat of tfco plan Mould -O S.:-:- ' :.' lOiSj, i;,Fx5r unions, the Cod* *StV4ty feppso-.t-C; tU* aforesaid -petition and instructed the Caere tarjr to trssissit it fra the Adainiauator with its Kr, :;?fi.gue stated that the Solder Section of the et<tllie ^&d I s^uv t* Btriefcsa MS aofr to fagggggflEit Article f;*z, i> .;? ion -i \i) but teat opinion b&s &6vBwrssijls.'.tts* ea fea interpretation. ffce Chsit^aa therefore requested tisat tbs eistea of %ts eolde; Bsetiag, et which tbia interp?<fci&tica ess dleeweccd, be distributed to the accbera of tbs Cod* Authority ao tfc&t the Code Authority could act on thla inter pretation at the next seating. At the suggestion of Major farcy, the Chalraan an nounced that the next seeting of the Code Authority would he held on Monday, August 20, at a tine and place fro be announced later. i i The Meeting thereupon adjourned. *4 Secretary. 1 \ I? 'r F \ 3 LIA09290 y S-. ' v. ?* _____ L...... j? h- * " Be. ttsssa ss-rc^ .^xws Si* c io? Si"ij ! - o . 3*. ? "'' < Esv':. ^W e&M "Vi'j. its* i*s2assy. '< *' * * j3 700 f tfc* b^e s ^o # e io$^rltjf. fisstTsata e t eetesaEsigJ w w k If I fe l&es^c b&a of Os oalooSAoa of 7sr After asss^Jn f tb* noi RWtM tb f *sl-*;t1aa 0 jse-sd, eai tbs follevl esfflsd psrtona ara rsce-jHlaad <to Jyjy-ia bn daijr cfocao esg&aro of &o CoAo Aathcrlty for tbo ESSJOTS CSS^g^g, *- * 00 AaaocUtts* Clinton I. Crsa* 7. 8. Sronwll 7. H. Cartor 7. T. Isbrtw 7<o*s 7. KcCnrUy t. Jooopb load Coupon iotriow Saaltlag aai bfltltf Ooa^ic/ bitonal tool Caapaa? C. 8. &lll&c A foflnln* Co. tool* Mining Oat^maj ht Torfc. 7. T. 80* Tort, 7. T. to* Tortc. 7. T. too Tori, 7. T. Tallaoo, Idaho. untgo pmsita wjsiaaLsssm. 0* V. Xartoerao 7arte Utah CooaolUatad IQaoi Oa, Ut lako Cl*7, Vtolu aaum a snna irnaa fobs A. IteOartb? ttaltod Totalb falling Cacpa^r. (A^et* for IibTMtltBtl boltlsg Oo,) tor Tort, V. T. LgmagB X. 8. Xoototolt ta$l*-4Hebr load 8*9007 Olnoi&e&tt, Gda. 7, A. $moo Tot-4* Safi ring Qoqpaiqr , India*. $ i -*v- N 3000.01 LIA09291 f r; . < t yf 3 X* Steasar I EL..--' -f-1';'.7-7 ' t ,r - s-` u<.u . . -jiA 1?, ffcssss* 1524* Esw tftrfe. I, T. tn iz&i M. f. la er6*p tteaS Vts CrlH s&Sty tSos?,l 6ft all ttoea to ftrt&y ropj'oee&fta.ftiw f tb tt.v-.-;>: asi is * *EC\>ft* ea^Sjr ltt (to jw&stKi of (to toft, C'. -r .'.'- ?c r:rta r - ;'j*sft to (to of A&sioteolr fto r.. sxi i;...' -.-a c,s ca ear 4b proper, aA (tef(F, 4? to flab t: i t.3 t'.-'i? A'.; Tisy la soft truly raprowa- i t&iiws, cr dc4i os) ta efei? refracts c c et -L/ *4tli (to prerlcloao of ftto toft, to Mgr codify or osoii to* ^jrani, 0*7 truly yoera. . ^ ^ . e. X. 4340 (COCO) Ctrl don tolaiitottr. Ir- I i l' :. r. i' t. i LiA09292 EsWlftt **V Zj&r& Os* Ashslr' JfcwMis00? r (W p * fs? & 14. . CWSWrtofr tetstSas ?n>rtrtcs? 3 C-J.: V-._ Jbt*#?*s *free tfes ffcfrfafta k s 3 &rSrtts* v Aa erplleat iem haring tesa dsly ms$a ty the Ksafesrs of Iadastry cf the fcs&d Pi^sssta pstleica ef tba lead tnixslrr tat * tfcsjsrary asa^lm fro tia jsvrlrUtaa tf Sociloa 3 ef Article Til, Ss&a&ile A, sfelch la a pari thsresf, cf the ahsro Assertbad Code of Pair Crcjatliter, e&rl t3 Depttv i&slalctrster brriaj rosesxenAtrl that eoch sp^llcatSoc 'be tract*4 to the extact bareloaftor eel, aad It appearlas the! the creating of etch eaac^tdoe la Beoeaaarv to effectuate Che poUclee of Title X of the KtHtnl Zadaetrlal BecerorT VOV, TSSTKSX, poreoaet to the authority totted la aa hy Xrecntlvo Ordera of the Preeld*tl aal Or&tre of the Adalalatrator for Industrial locovo77, It la borehy ordered that Ua Bentora ef Xadaat17 of the load ?ti&ta Sltlaloe of the Utl tadaati7 to and hereby ar* treated an aseaptlon froa the pro> Tithfjt at Soctlea 3 of Article Til and Cchoduls A of eaid Coda of /air Gaopctltlos-. for a ported of throe aecth* fron tho data hereof, proTlded, that r*h exception to created rltheut praJudlo* to further exteaelca ba^oad three Do.ntha If at the aad It aball appear to tha Adsdnlttrator that the Xadoetry baa Wan uaahla to deter*toe upon either the execution ef fcetloa 3 of Artlole Til aad Schedule A ahlch la a part thereof or xfr. the aedlfioetloa thereof* . ffi A* /swm *w 1*4, 0. . 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Zs -j t * par mc& Baiter *r tagUssrp , iviil kwi par sst% CsiMr taSUerf Cjsfstai* <) 6ia, t-zj er tlaw &Sa per tapt -papS^*** (i.-*iK'.iw:, esssEsivarie.!, azjsrrifcory tad Urhilfld aa la .rtteia III, fccSSs* 9 eSf Coi 3 Totel B3al>r poyreil, Total mat cf payroll* 6?na awflgg (Othar tom <$stloa 2 abcr*.) ai Total wohor oa payroll* ... bl Total mount cf pajroll* c) Total aezbar raoolrlAg ItUlaa Mi tfe^a* 4; Total k iMft* Mrbd* Total tan houra *orfc4, ........ . * * KMajiiAaa Total otcibar oa payroll* Total mat of pyroU< Total castor racolrloe Kti&m Coda kb Total b u aiilfta aorkad* Total aaa tori oorksd, ## ** & grAHpta * < * . MN *# I N 3000.04 LIA09297 "] ------ *23? 9. lfe Wj -. A: --^s, $* ts-Sz, #.. -! j t'"' "'\DI *# '* eafi A3 .-^a ' j t r-:- - E3 a; . .?Ci# *4 iu c iv E3 # 89 i 5 , 87$. ta&r ZS^f reSsr 85 l , TCsfea* Sg# . 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S3 er a; zsSar S2|gf fc&J C . `Si.C'?? 3 / s> C/3. tZ^.v'i* C$ & E S3 (I SO ezA ar essd issSs? 3 / S C8&. adw JT*^ *7$ br A wader 43 / 40 sad wider 4S^ 42j sad wader 43 / 45 e&l uader 47$/ 47$ sad wader 60/ 60 and under SO/ 66 *si uaier 60/ 40 sad wader 6/ 46 sad under 70/ 70 sad wader 76/ 79 ud wider 60/ 60 sal mitr 66/ 66 sad mir 90/ 90 sad wader SC/ 99 sad wader 61.00 1.00 sod Wider $1.10 1.10 sad Wider $1.30 1 JO sad Wider $1 JO 1.30 sad voder $1.40 1.40 sad wader $1.60 $1.50 sad wider $1.60 (1.60 sad w&der $1.79 $1.70 sad wader $1.60 11.60 ead Wider el.99 $1.90 and uadrr 2.<0 $2 .00 sad tvftdcr $3.60 $3 JO Sfid i>'Ar $3.79 *jri Xi*._ir $5.00 $3.00 rrA Wwlr $3 JO ---' : i i t^i;i 8K-v.yr# la e&S v* ---j.a.iiw11iiiwfg .. ' MMiiiLSi>,it v. ,,y n WWltf 9 i Esssrl 0000**0 !* 00*900 +* 0*0000 S*4*l * ** ' * 00*00 # * * !* * SO 96e6 0 440000 f * 000000 000004 ! <661 9MM< * ** *<< 000009 * * *0000 # ....................... * f * * * * 0*0909 + */ # 0000000 0000000 0000000 666666 000000 90*000 0000000 66e.6 0**000 0*0000 000000 0*000*0 0000*0 0000*00 000000 00*0000 0000*0 0000900 00*0*0 0000*0* 0 00 4 00 0000*00 0* *0* 0000*00 0**00*4 0000*00 00000* 0*00000 i66 0000000 00000*0 000900 0000900 0000*00 0000000 0000000 0009*0 00*99* 09900 00009* 0900 *4 0000400 0**090 66*16 00*9 9 0 4 0**9 * 0*90*0 III**90 09009 0* 496 0*0000 0000000 09999 i LIA09299 5WJ- *^54. fiti9L&3St& a -2 ic?~j?.a r;-;. 4se ISS 1. M >| ,|ej <4# (O (f) ^5, BW'$or aesSfc SBna CperoJIoSf V4aI lfc*s-5 pssy r^-.t?-. 5 "'s feircx^J <* tss s? t`-,.-':': f>: " nx'tfsf &?* ttw?* ja* **sr i ..x.vS-.j'S? V -'^V---: ? stsl JEsar* pay b k s & CowesVrjsr t&aarafcrSt Css, tm cr tim c&tfta jxsr fcy? *# oe M y**r >*. tM* V- .->o SKZKS^srlsi. av^orvlesrp aad te&i&iwi, aa la Jlrtlcla SIX, Sctioa 3 f Coda.) (a) fatal tsac&or oa payroll, (t) fatal ooat of piynUt . P^^jg_CSt|- v..a&K&t (CUar tboa ^aiktca 3 aboro.) fetal wrtif oa payroll. fatal atoxmX of payroll, fetal Rsaber reeelriim tflelsw Coda hgt. fetal aaa ablfts oori4. fetal ana boor* oorlatd. i. W c) 4) ) fetal sonber oa payroll. 7etal aaooat of payroll, fetal saber reoeltlac Stalaa Coda fetal aaa ahlfts earttod. fetal aaa turn nrbxU a Boa* # fetal csrnar ea payroll, b) fetal esott of payroll, e) fetal ssa&ar reoatvtsf Ultimo Cade A) fetal no ekifM wrMi n 1 total Bra ban verted. e. Vova of a U)> a ,*}* 4iM . wt feiO*4 $r* 5 i), 8 \k)* 4>*-S ^) o 4 * ## t # * It**# " ^-~- LIA09300 m, ' . ". i Lie a .3t 1 j 1 i i jxa.bit * Silra cctia Authsrttr tioetlaf er*r mttsi& umzs ussaamssxm ' ' \ Ec&SStSStOS, S 0* ft& 21* XSH. &% ?, X* threoer, fe-c.rot-Kjy *.'<-t *`,^';:'.v:7 Code AuU'osC'tty 4Smi 'J5 C*o fort:, , T, ,*- , , \ 1>ear ttr* fjww; Seferrliyi to Cw t'sdgst ert harie of ccatrlhutlo plan for Ua lead Isduetry raeantly EO-^'.tfod for *pjsresal, 7erar ottos ttca to called to ASid^oSj'e.tira Os-Css Z~35 cp^r-rsiag cclteatlca of et^KMi of colo oS^sletratln end to fiffico K^ratfoi Vo* 343 oa *sly 1?* 1934, on bvjujjeta and tsela of ecatrlfcutloa* If It to the Aoetro at rw tahitz7 to hero remdatoty costrlhutlona to the rapport of the Coda Acthcrltioe, It rill to aooeeaary to socd toetlu 4 of Article Tl, According to the pro* oodure outlined is Article Till, the auroral i vietone ahould aeae&ft to the oDeafraest t&ich Ohocld thea he rebooted hy the Saeio Code Authority. She follonta/: prorlelo&e for oaadatory oostrlfcoilona her* rooelrod o*flcil anprcrralt ... ^ .... r .. *1* It heli^ found Doeoooi7 la order to rapport the id* dcl*trtloa of till* code and to neistala the etaadarde of fair eopitltln iitaDliial hereunler end to effectuate CM policy of the lot, the Code Jathorlty 1* actherleedf (a) to Incur each reaeoaehle ohll^etlona oe ere aecetaery ead proper for the fbregolaj parpoeet* to reet each ohllsatlone oat of focde etilch rejr he releed ee hereinafter provided end eMch ull he held is traet for the psrpoees of the Code} (h) to rated t to the Adalaletrator for hie approve!* oahjeot to c-ich aotloe end opportunity to he hoard ae he nay deem eeoeeeary (1) on 1 teed ted hudeot of lte eetleetod expeseee for the forestry; porpoeea* and (2) as atpitable has!# rpsa ehleh the fund* seoeeeery to eajport euch hwigst i!m11 he ooatrlhAted Vy tsojwrt of the tred*/lartrj j (c) After r^ch hod^ot and heels of cent rl hutloo have h" ' eoprorad V- tha ALd.-.l:- *nt*r, to doteralne eat oh Veil eyi* telle cntrl^iti >*> in tor et forth hy all '.Wri of the tr &'-?/; -tetry, anj to thr-t ead. If to lnvtituta l,pU prosey-iUga tWvfor la lte ova iwe. . *k b ery^fe^gfi ^ N 3000.05 f V i r e-. LIA09301 f 'i 3 3 4 I- r 3 ts f. : i f sasss s&mm mx&smms T&g&sgtsa, S. G, fuSf t. 1624, la Jkgtgjrork. to Civ (4 - Kr. T, 2* ttnsm, fccrotary, Jkterl^r far tin tail lafaiHy, <9 tod^tas JnM, to Tesfc, V, T. tor Kn Sacloaed pliaaa flad a eiAe dUeh Z trsst *IU add jrvar 0ate Actverity to procaa efricial est^criesiiaa* for a tnda Fic c Um Cs^iUlsU Ceadttoo; oloo ear wim Id4< publication, nUUn to Utlo scbject. Po asM plea of preoedwo 1, ImIs M boomer root a ratal alght sot ralt the particular roQulaltoo of poor Cota Authority aad oould Ml/ oorvo to coafueo* At the entMt It eoeso taolrehle for /oar Iriturtry to too* a elaglo bat 1oral Coaolttoo, ralo*, /our raperloao, at tMi tin, oboull 1 allcat, the aocoealt/ of taring oror*l aatoaorara coralttoo,. If net bo tbo cua, official aot'wrl ra ti oca mmt bo racnroA for oral. af tie oovoral aatoaoraae oooalttooo. It to tin ozprooo taeiro of the Atatnlotrator Hat Code iAthorltloo ocnplato their orgeateat lea with the lMt peeelble 4,1*/. If aa/ fwtlnr laforaatloa lo dottrel, ra* oponilblo poroonaol of the Atadalotratloa iteai rood/ to bo of aoelotaaco to /oar Cod, Aathorltf* Biooorel/ /aare, ,, a V. A. AUS3E3T <K<SSB>) ileteiatnUr fetal. Ml timing tootloa. r N 3000.06 * LIA09302 ;; .k-bX Z'S1 filri s2j ue&bseXV r C3T > 5 \i f 4s*rlcsn total Ccryoff - #5.f S3, 1S5-4. Wwrtt* t c o p ioSVer f $*2? P* is e'-i.'sSt so Mis Sfc? yn? si- iiiary. States b' v. ^is E*?isia Cop-aa;--, to q mI * | tlroly .-i?r tbs Itiar prci-ieieE# e? lb fe^jsar Cods as! fee froa Us is' t p provision* of tic bssl C>4o, X fled tl'ii tots latter <14 aat etroj* ee coalition re&sr cbleii It scald is mrr 1 njosysaioal to try to e^erebs too it plant wider too oo&fOt I tbs Csited Stotes Ustali Reflated plaaft operates dth a Cbcp Ccisitbas, sfcich lao been la oxist- ! aeo a Ion* lias fesfera tbs cods &s ertsfellsbsd. If so war* to operate usAer tbs labor previsions of both tbs oeppsr sad lsai coi* I, so Mali bos* to dssl sit-1 tso Sbrp CeoBlttsss la tba tsass ' Float, oaeb ocBaittos governs! ty different labor rogalatloos, Ibis wool! "briar aboot Tory taaablafaotory opsratine ooadlUeas, ; >- X heps yoa sill bring this asttsr to tbs sttsntlea of tb otbsr acabsr* of tbs Cola Authority la eoa* Beetles with oar letter of July 17, to that It dll bs before Cm at tbs asst osetlag.* ^ *B&fSSSi (nan) 'i': N 3000.07 LIA09303 | I i i. . '&: **1VU C* s4ri CUd AssS^rt^1feete* H?T 1 . 3 KLa Assyiaasi &tsl Canary, Halted - a ' ^j 61 isrcs&voy. Sew ?fisrS ' " ";'r"+ 4a A&ri-jriHy t tbt Seat Iststteft '' -! 5 - ~' * ?-3i i Ivo Jj s -S; City. ' '' '"' *&? vh i^u , C'stSffigss* . t ef&SKtey. Htt Cis2 fctsSs &flsis$ Qrs$x.-j cf w?awte #sj*eo* ^".iuSssfl v "^t B-r U-~f esi niuiiea phaA ess*, is frr;`v.. ' '>^ et& t-a tres^jir^f e# eww cr.-s?, t h.i?i fc^arissst c*t~i to teatift l^sl K-?p, JU t tj* r*sc-e ef tii# Icvisr str C.r.5; n es taSsr fcra (utls far t&s Sshi laSaa- tey 1 iasac& in jSKitles ;-ei *a fsrfead la SS grefesitiea of sel&er 1>C13 Bgy-i^ SOfe-riolS, It *111 be estrcssly difficult, aa osll u paeeibly lnec-nsietest, If It is MMMaqr U have cor Ia5-ar crl' dais! stared by two Cads Astharltlca. Sss (t:ti are that la Juaa the total cttfiiejsssftt la tis plant owe 2,CCi sen. Cf thoe, 147 acg%zS. la leti operations sre la a seperets building distinct free* tbs copper fiivisloQ bat are taterchsageebl* la esplcyEict a* betvtcn tbs Isad and cups*r pleats, it tbera sura to bs ary signs of lead poisoning, cj eas of that* 147 esploysaa eould la tssadlately chass^d fzve tla leod operations to tbs ccppar opsratlcss to pro ."-at further lsssl absorption. Scattered throughout tbs copper plant, there are IC9 ?plo;-es vho are safari la oa asoasr or another la sorting for tbs lead division, rich as sorting scrap which coast into tbs copper plant, sal la tbs treatment of 4 rot mi, ttc,, la tbs *Mts bsttl plant. Of our geatml nr- rlce i.t~%rtz.9n.it, such as tractor tail on, sbspa, etc,, thors ars can that *s classify as bsltsj atsaged la service for tbs Isod pleat ten though they are car ried la tbs general service departments of tb> ooppor pleat. The sees is tree of our office eol laboratory la vhlch 17 of tbs tea ars staged la eork ralatlaf to either lead or Alts vttal operations, Otis nfces a total of 363 sea ho ere sagsged la lead eerie, 147 being segregated and 306 scattered throughout the copper plant operations. It Is super set that dlfflcultlss ecuId be Involved If by any chance tbs rulings on tbs labor provisions of tbs lead Code aad the Copper Code honld differ la say respect. j 7s bars bees glvsa to aaiarstand that this gosstlon should bo first ] placed before you for you- approval and *e therefore aw application to have the j entire pleat of tbs (felted States Bstals defining Cop-asy operate under tbs labor provislona of the Copper Cede and to be #ju>rv?t trot tbs labor,,p>evlolons of tbs lad Coda, At ths present tlcd, the einiKus ags rate at the (brteret plant Is 57-Vl per boar ttA tbs aadtcaa ts^re ars 41 bwiri* per osefc. bteld either of tbM cobalt teas cbaa0S aa as not to b la cohered ty vttb tbs eppllcebls prorS J^.ons of Vss hand Coda, wo Oill aotlfy you pro^tly to V^ii tbs eait-rr say bo oonsliored is ntbs light of prove) ling circoostaaoss, l&i **ty truly youra, i ISt AMMCULK KtM W&iTi. 1*4, f i t, i^-^raiu (Ktr:s3) t, p N 3000.08 I | j LIA09304 ?^gp|g*' . tlPTOl(MP|pB^ :rjzr % fI 2-Vic .-/j ?*: - it S', p , s. rjzstr, C. .-: 1-7 er tsa i*i lAiistey* i':c ;. i Sti3t 6i- V *.:; *a Stossri to Vhoam fiasl?>" & Shirts-" Cec^^s * casrsatl-v, a refaset to VIA ^pon s^sSAo* to a ct^<\ i\, -s * v*a as * cssAi Vies of tadb U1 to ocscuto tin ot&sitod oartt&oste <sz.:._Z.zso* Sa exscrailea of tMs cartificsto In tto case cf cerScla cneteaars* IsretTS'S tbs tssre^tlea of ohlts4i*ss v'rdeh are escoedliyjy cosily ovez to the enters of practically tto es^Uer fro tto participation of baslaees flsgt&osd by gprerjsspnt foods* legal coxerel bo* engyssted tbsl this j o b tier to referred to tto ooAo authorities of tto respective c&dt for lnforaatlon, particularly a* to too i specific <pi#ittose Involved* ><* f deference 1* aodo la tto oocooAt tMri oad fourth pors^rapto to articles, uUrleli, eirpllee or -port* oeld or to ho k U to porctoear.' It lo not clamr la all of thooo paragraph* as to nbsthsr theso "articles, aaterials, l moplios or parts* are latondoA to apply to all purchases of articles, esatsrials, { il supplies or parts used hy tho sallar In tho cour** of operation of Ms business i or vtottor they aro lntsadad to apply to articles, mat*rials, supplies or parts j purchased ty said aellor for ratal# as each to purchaser. In ths melting a&l refining cf oetals there aro a Urge nuaber of ltsns porctoeed for use In tto operation* of tto basinets stslch do not eater Into tto articles, ects rials, supplies or ports sold to tto purchaser* la fact there Is doubt as to ths latarprotatica of tMi contract, as to whether It applies to raw aatorlale adjected to eoaplete change of Identity ty fabrication on tto part of tto cellar* 2a tto secondary petal refining business, raw aaterlal* consist solely of secondary netals purchased frr-a dealers or contracted diractly fra* tto pro ducers of sach l^r-proAncts* Tto process cf reflriiv* Into rsercto-r.tabls fons eosplaUly destroy* tto Identity of these materials. Xo addition, the refiner nose a larfu Esiher of lteres of rt^pplie* t tto saBafacturs oftto product finally sold, for owcpl*, fiv.ait, feel, lubricants, tool*, etc* i. l t 1 5s are reluctant to osaetto ecr-llense certificates of this nature without terwiag specifically *but o-** obligr.Ucss ar* la this respect* It vould sons to u b tH, tM a Is a sort eve problse* generally faced by Ejroto r a of tto J r/ r cy *-ij* ft, ; ro* >d ; y' J aM t7*t the Cc-Ae Authority* through Its lsgl oou,,*vi r ovlar^c'* < -os hi edrite us a* to tto letojprsU.iton. r- N 3000.09 S5WHP-'* LIA09305 *- *ly 16* lU* a - fjsrrj Utas & i '. : f' ' v: ..-. f.".r<. -' is i'-:' ? :: -; r s- ' ': 'L ' `^ '" f --.it; : . '7"': {.;' i: -*; '.?'" : . f .< .X :- . ' - '-''? ' ;.i V ;.r.S ff . :: \- 1..:, *-:xcilc2 v 7:'TS tC '?? ' ' y ` ` C; jaseii;.-......... . Vii-.-r ii'j sssirSV S*rs ' c? f sr/ c.t^Sa is two eesfrssftoft iiS tta fttffwo&t* 1? soft &sci t : ci tv r. e&rsv-l *n osi** oric?, U it largt mil* et tLs ef^t '. .4, ...' - ' ":J!, IS tile *. cr ' ' itb t ft?!* liittr of C'3 J; vrvv:, : v-il ftyr; .,, . .. iCf.li.? & p<.~ l <:xa c ;-*t j s o Sis esly t:.7 C.'.cis sa 6*3 tvs u .% v -lUscs cv.l, U *..yCicJiai oitiact ia> roi'si'.vj preliViti?# cs::3 is 1 esV_..v.ta or ;; *f) tej tmn of Uter UKittit tat tks otipiucseG or tss s^is^r-ca' ccrr : ic*.s 4e soft ap^otr to sea- ts*yl* tea fursieMsg tf Ci.iiaAt^4 or s^tsiaat fitxr**. Caa legs! c c s es c I of tia CoS Authority odrl*s ta M to a practical or occoptakl soCocd of ecsg;Iyig irltii tb# spirit s=d laioEft of a coctractt [ I I hoy* so doubt that Uu m quattons bar* la oao fora or asotbsr aVLJ r*aijr boon roferrod to tb Coda Authority aa& that k m latorpro tattoo or oArico 1* orallafel. tbo cattor li c tor? * rloat oao for canton of tb lai*tr7 Ao n practioo it It to loop cossclosttoaoly all coroamt* to *jtch bo oubacrlboo* T7 truly year*, r. v. t iu j j o (ftioaos) Xxoeatlv* Tloo frooldoot* \ ! LI AO 93 06 e^pynitM ay^iw^wy! 9?r Csrtifleoto *o,* ?, .m.O.To-.-t ffo.x'W.&d tortiftost* of :r~*i.r-rvio eith ^'tr'Vis C-Mj* or Otisa v.. -ty fisticac-l ?sScstrl*! StCrwr/ &t K 1' Ck. :-i!i> Sir. V .r/ -TCC;.-;Its {hr vvy.-* vi;: g"iOJtBg ef fciirc JbplyjutS Fastis f*>3 ASslslt -retlea* t Ps'-l 0l?L 1- o r Car Cu^ntiva esS/cy Ita c-SfilUtei. eerpMrtls& (towlssfter ,9 SS52343 tie 9Es4*pl3&4 . ; Us* r; -: 2 t - u---u;2.-~;-7 f^sU *.,, .-:: '' ' - -^fpHP rs-aUva frcr, i or mn> ? U.- ; r. tr ...:os (. $reJ2:?Sr r. ' ,2 s. ' :~'-<y ea er-Ur for eatep- 3 tale, *. r:.> la t*5 tssd ^ tea FtsK-*:~r ie (: ttes reilrcsi 1 smytr'di.b iixsi. -- .- Zg is-3 V&Ho lws'13 Msisif-l?c?;c:r, v ' * fs. - * s i '7 C ti* | distil 5t t c s :;.; t* tia Critod Ets.tsc, eaier terra r:/ '. ,r.;;2 ...' i .* C ,1c ?s r&sito, cites s-v | t.i-44 cf.j^ss& etsl Ert';-V?it A*3 i.u T!'(;'.. etylcuj' cites tls* cec&tXrha teo-ra" r&teisaj -.i it ia u j .'.-c ?v 5. v ... . '' . ..y* feilw fca csi^-Ly ta eaci c o bCIU-ik * c.'y ntslt la csase'i.tc.iisa ft? Bitfjcirirprt &H a cos treat or coairssto, tin 8's^cor.lraater beret? eer;' ?iso aid agrara ts fcUssai J! sbasmtractov fee accrptad and ccapliad rlth, nad ha* agraad to bo booed tb* *5?jsllectio err^ti-t*d coda cr code* of fair carpslltloa, adcyW-d waisr ttls I of tb fciticts.i Xeiustrlal liwwry &&t for tba traia cr inio*tT7, or aoblirisloa ibiraof( affactir^ trtlclsf, triaia, rj??lis or part* told or to b* *ol.l to Porcbaaar csdar 17 errae,j`-..j)2t or a&raos&al to ^blcli tM* cartifloata aad tb*ca oe&ditloaa ehill boo<B0 a pirt; or if tboro ba so aocb approved coda for anjr a^b trada or 1 aiiaVry, or rtiilri rlon tb*roof( that tcbooctractor ha* ccrpllad vtth tha pro- viloaa of tba Pmaidant'a Eo*apio/u*nt Jl ^t o o b* lrr**p*ctivo of It* azplrattoa data. Subcontractor agr** that it vrlll eot poreba**, or contract for tba pwchaaa of, or taka arranc*a*nt* for tb* a>l of, articles saUrial*, ruppll** or part* to Pur-- cha*r tmlai* tba *ll*r tharaof, or tb* part/ vith ahaa *rx:b contract or arraac*sant i* aeda (other than Porcbaatr) prior to tbs wJcl^c of rocb p-crebae* or contract or arr*no*asat*, bo* oreapt i aid coepliad irltb, and acraad to b b<rosd tgr, tba aforetaid appllenila cod* or codas or tb* provision* of tba Prsoldont'* datyicqnaat i^rtsMot lrr*poctlva of it* xplrotlon data, aa tb* c o m as/ te. 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