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Bo, 169 - IMS 9*nAir l c X. 6. 8IOT0HP PAB8XS AWAT X. 6. Sidford, vics-president and a'direotor of Xational load Company, died at his horns in Maplewood, X. on Dec. 85. He_was 67 years old sad . had been in poor hsalth for s o bs months past, Mr. Sidford, who completed his fifty-third year of service with the C Covpany last August, hogan Ms career as an offioo hey with ths Atlantio Whits Load Co., which lator bsoame part of national Load Company. So'hold e various positions in ths accounting and salss departments Of ths Atlantio branch, being nested assistant branch manager in 1926, So was appointed manager in 1926 and, a few months later, hsoaas a dirsotor of the Company as well as a aember of the executive oommittee. Se was eleoted a vioe-president of the Company in 1936, Hr. Bidford is survived by Ms widow. Vary 8oofield Sidford; a daughter, Margaret Cay 8idford, and two brothers, funeral services were held in Maplewood, S. y. on Deo. 2B, CTO PACIFIC COAST OFFICIALS HBTIB1 f` XU P. frentys, manager of the Paoiflo Coast branch since 1983, 1$-tf- tlrlng from active service on Jan, 1, Be will be succeeded by J. 1. Oaruih, who became assistant manager of the Paolfie Coast branch last March after six years as manager of ths Cleveland branoh. - Another retirement, effective Ian. 1, is that of Andrew Macdonald^ production manager of the Paoiflo Coast branoh. Sis suooessor will M L. JU Thompson, at present general superintendent of the paint, varnish end lacquer plants In San franolsoo. J, Mr. Prsntys retires after nearly 84 years of service. Joining the Company in 1909, he was successively secretary and vice-president ef the Xational load Company of California, Then the latter was reorganised ms the Paoiflo Coast branch of Yational Lead Company in 1933, ho warn named .. , managor. ' Mr. Macdonald. Whoso sorvieo reoord dates from 1907' when ho jfclnitd the Bass-Beuter faint Company, was largely responsible for the formulation of the many high quality mixed paint products sold by the Company on the . VVtfWest Coast. Be has for a number of years supervised the operation of the Melrose white lead and oxide plant, 0000-NLI-000024950 *BMB ABBOT WCBJ7IS BAR BOSD AWARD The'Perth Amboy, B, 3". plant of the Atlantio branoh has been awarded '"39? a O, 8. Treasury Department *T* insignia to be added to its Minute Mha"v' ' flag in recognition of the fact that more than 10 per oent of the plittt,f payroll is being contributed to the purchase of war bonds. One hundred per oent Of the Perth Amboy personnel are participating In the Payroll., j'M Savings Pish. ' ' * ' The insignia was presented >y John A/Bamsay, "lo--oa"l --war s--a--v-*in--gs -- .7 efficial,ei the plsni** anifnal hris<bsas party* on Dec. 33 and was accept# on behalf of the Company by Mike ;:Tano?o, plant employee #/; who has four sons the arned forced. I. i. '<*; . V- ' f. . . - Ci F. Gesregan, V, P.^ftarlsy and other offioiale or the "branch attend the party and witnessed the presentation. ' * rf~ " JOB CHANGES AT TAHATO8 She following personnel changes at the Titanlua Division's MacIntyre Development, Tahawus, N.T., have been announced as effeotlve Deo. 81: y. R. Milliken, mill superintendent since March, 1941, has been appointed assistant to the resident manager, Otto- Herree. I, S, Taylor, who joined the Tahawus staff in September as mill fore man, sucoeeds Mr. Milliken as mill superintendent. R. D. Griffey, formerly mill shift boss, becomes mill foreman. Paul f. Allen, who has been resident engineer since Tebrttary, has be appointed assistant mine superintendent; - ----- . R. C. Stephenson, formerly assistant engineer, has been appointed - resident engineer-geologist. KLmer R. ?rew, for the past S years with the American Metal Company Carteret, V. J., has joined the MacIntyre Development as chief chemist, replacing R. T. Silverthorn who has resigned. SEW ATLANTIC BRANCH SALESMAN T. M. Tyson, recently on the staff of the Acid Recovery Department for a number of years prior to 1939 a white lead promotion man'with thi Philadelphia and Cleveland branches, has, been appointed Atlantio brand salesman covering lorthem and Central Sew Tort State. He fills a vaei resulting from the sudden death of Guy Hunter on lev. SI; ... PHILADELPHIA SOLDER CO. MOTES The manufacturing facilities of the Philadelphia Solder Co., Sat; Lead'Company subsidiary producing acid and rosin core solders, have b moved to the John T. Lewis ft'Bros. Co. plant and are being operated a> part of the Philadelphia branch metal department. The former location 8910 Horth lCth St. CARTER PENSIONER PASSES AWAX Patrick Ming, who was chief engineer at the Vest Pullman plant e Carter Vhite Lead'Co. from 1898 until his retirement in 1951, patted Pinckney, Michigan, on Dee. 1. He was 81 years old. OCR EMPLOYEES IN SERVICI 0000-NLI-000024951 Killed In North African Invasion William Marly, Cincinnati branch employee who joined the Anqr of this year, was killed in action on November 9 during the invaaio Afrioa. Be was 88 years old and had been with the Company since IS father, Randolph Marly, ia a member of the Cincinnati branch staff, Dies On Training Plight ^1 Marl Henthorn, from the Cincinnati branch who joined .the Army in November, 1941, and was later commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant, w* while piloting a bomber on a training flight in this eountiyy Xis Henthorn, who was 86, had been with the Cincinnati branch sines If Philadelphia Employee Reoelves Commission frederlck E. Warfield, Jr. ( John f, Lewis * Broe. Co. employee who joined the Army la April, reoently reoeired a commission me Sad lieutenant in the U. S. Army Hedioal Corpe, Administration Division. Receives Commission, Barrios Donald A. Carroll, eon of Valter P. Carroll, manager of the Chicago hreaoh, was commissioned an Ensign in the V.8.X.X. on Deo. at Columbia Calversity, Hew York, and was married on Deo, 5 at Ghioago to Vise Mary Elisabeth Moran. Ensign Carroll is now stationed at Thrbana, Illinois, where he is attending a Haval Diesel School for further training. Xaployeee in Armed forces The list of employees entering military service continues to grow and now totals 915. following are the names of 66 who have joined the armed forces in recent weeks: Atlantic Branch Wallis H, Brinley Bdward Clebock Edward J. Derechailo John Hagy Bdward Biohards Elmer B. Rubright Herman Seedorf John Snyder m Army mm Bavy mm Army -9 mm -m tm m mm m Baroid Sales Division Bdward H. Barker Bernard L. Boccella Austin Y. Hall Carl 0. Larson Richard X. Offeman Shirley B. Sulton mm Army - Bavy - . Army mm mm Bavy Army Ghioago Branch John Collins Army Cincinnati Breach Oscar Lumpkin Pitt H. XUner Ralph B. Vhitehead Any - - great Vestern Smelting Co. Ltd, Blgel MeOeragle - Canadian Any - . Magnus Metal Division John T. Adasewlos William T. Coyle John X. Douglas - Any * levy ' _ Villie fields - ,t . Xmest H. Jones Vwty John J, Lawlor * Any William Musgrove, Jr. - Air Corps Lloyd B. Rudd frank P. Rzessoto John Sanders Bdward J, Shevlin Valter Slkora Amy . e . -t _ Harry leber - Air Corps ^ Bdward J. Vlsniewwkl - Arsy Philadelphia Branch Bdward f. Love 8tephen Rutkowskl - Army a Paolfio Coast Branch Bred E. Otto Comet guard Cleveland Branch Valter H, Aaidon John C. Llekorish Villard Mullens Army erch. Marine Army Research laboratories Bdward V. Hoffman 8tanley Ersywlcki Andrew Zurich Arm* " Marines . general Offioe Clifford J. Jorgenson - lavy George t. Dalton - Air Corps 8t. Louis Branch Clark Z. Allen Arvid J. Gerard Army 0000-NLI-0000249S2 (over) i - - - . ' . : J. : iu L~ - / - ' * -* 8t. Louis Branoh tContfgnett> Brjaa J. Haynes George V. Hoenig foi* ? lartia Harr*7 1. Pearce William J. Porterfield - Bt. Louis 8. ft Rt Oscar X. Cantrell Xlmer J. Lacy Samuel A* talker Titanium - Bt, Lottie Joseph 8. Allen Leo 1. Bulthaup John X. Davis Willie Dyson Raymond C. Prank Thomas H. Xeathly Bdmard Keitel Georg 7. Hahne George Prison Willie D, Reese Onion Rothe, Jr. Pranois Smarts -4- .. v. .'I-. w. t. :7rIT? 0000-NLI-000024953 -.