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Xe. 166 - IMS October R.K, son DIX8 80DDKHLI Reginald X. Rowe, assistant asnager, Atlentio branch, and brother of Harold Rowe | rioo president of tho Company, diod yesterday afternoon in Beekman 8t. Hospital, lew Tori, following a heart attack suffered earlier in the day at the Coapanp offloos. He was 54 pears old. Xr.- Rowe was a son of the late Reginald P. Rowe, who for aanp pears was a rioe president of lational lead Company and nanager of the Atlantic branch, following his graduation from Princeton in 1910, he went to work in the Atlantic factorp. later, he was transferred to... the Crooks forks and then to the Bradlep forks where he beoane super intendent. In 1926, he entered the Atlantic linseed oil sales depart-^^.-, ment and, eight pears later, was aade sales nanager of dry plgntents*,;? He was appointed assistant aanager of the branch in 1959. During the forld far, Xr. Rowe Reined the f&val Aviation Corps, being stationed suoeeesivelp at the faval Ground School, Boston, the Great lakes faral Training Base and Pensaoola, fla. Xr. Rowe, whose hone was in Garden dtp, I.I., is surrired bp his widow, Lucia Virginia Rowe, and a son, Reginald X. Rowe, Jr. a ILKTID PHXSH2X5T Of PAIHT CLDB R, J. Peters, president of the lational-Boston lead Co., wa elected coresident of the lew Ingland paint, Varnish and Laoquor Association at the annual Meeting held on September 24. -VfeV, m' -a**1. . V* DLABOl HOOBIIQ PACHITHS AT TAHAVDS........................ ^ In order te aoooaswdate the expanded personnel, additional plopwe housing faeilitiss are being provided at the Titaniu* Division'*Xaolntpre Developannt, Tahawus, X. T. line new buildings designed to. house twelve fesdlies have been under oonstruction in reoent weeks sUL ere now eompleted. In addition, a bunk-house, built bp the general oontraotor, is being rtaodeltd for use as a semi-permanent apartment building for fifteen families. WMk ,'VSl -SVl, j; *jjS 0000-NLI-000024958