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THE BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY -|5 Vl"c June, 1936 Number 6 CONTENTS cf the Society 199 ,,nd Revisions of The Constitution--W. Keith McAfee and Francis C. Flint.................................................... 1Q<1 rwnnosed CCoonnssttiiltuuttion of The American Ceramic Socictv................................................................................................ f^-ation Members Listed S2&"P S,atus........................... .............................................. ................................... Members..................................................................................................................................... .. --................................... 200 203 205 205 rCnbershiP Workers' Record.................................................................. ...................... :..................................................... 205 Your Own....................................................................................................................... :' .................................................... 205 S^mtrraphs of Executive Offices............................................. : ..........................................................................................20 Pass--Richard Pass............................................................?............................................................................................... 220 fficers f The American Ceramic Socieiy 193G-1937.......................................................................................................... 223 rotnrn't,ee Appointments................................................................................................................................................................ aopointed Representatives............................................................................................................................................................. oructural Clay Products Research Foundation...................................................................................................................... f ternational Congress on Glass Arranges Meeting Places................................................................................................. ItLrroloey: George Casper Doertng tenth......................................................................................................................... Xo^al Personnel of Divisions. 1930-1937 (Chart).............................................................................................................. 223 22-1 224 225 225 22G (cjlber Stout Honored................................ .................................................................................................................................. 227 Roster Changes During May............................................. ........................ .............................................................................. 227 lncal Section News: Ballimore-tVashingion. California. Chicago. Central Ohio, and Michigan-Northwestern Ohio Sections........................................ ...7,............................................................................................................................ 228 <14 1 <nd News of Ceramists So*5 229 Thirtieth Anniversary of Ceramic Education at University of Illinois......................... ............. ........... ............... 229 Ljon V. Solon Awarded Binns Medal.... v......................................................... ..................... ................... ........................ 230 American Refractories Institute. ------............................................................................. .......................................................... 230 Cdarnic School Notes: Rutgers University (photograph); Cleveland School of Art; and University of Illinois (photograph)............................................................................................................................................................................. 231 -32 Glass Institute Formed................................................................................................................... ... . ................................. 231 (onnunicetions--Ceramic History Ceramic Art at Ohio State University--Department of Fine Arts. Stained Glass Creed--Lawrence Saint.................................................... 233 233 238 Advertisers' Index............................................................................................................................................ .......................................... 4 Buyers' Guide................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Editorial and Advertising Offices: 2525 N.-High St.. Columbus. Obio Publication Office: 20th & Northampton Sts.. Easton, Pa. Executive Office: 2525 N. High St.. Columbus. Ohio. Committee on Publications: j. D. Sullivan. Chairmen: R. G. Cowan, T. A. Klikeffituk. R Y. Shkhwood. Ross C. Pukdv Entered as second-class matter at the post office at Eastoo, Pa., under the act of March 3, Subscription SI.50 a year. Single numbers twenty-five ceots (Forri^Tj and Canadian postage. 50c additional on subscriptions) (CopyrtgAf 1936, American Ceramic 5ori'iy, Inc.) Published monthly. sfj IS3 ; 'ii| ;4|] ill iiu . rki ' s -m ': I *'?' Hi-P PLAINTIFF'S 18 EXHIBIT I* V4V-Ooa633 Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society--Activities 203 ;>k,, * i***ii. ?*s. who shall immediately transmit it to each ^ the Board of Trustees with letter ballot If .majority o- f the Board of Trustees votes to submit v;jhrm<f3a proposed amendment to the membership of fTY- or if the original petition is signed In- at :"'\cnty-livc Co) voting members, the General ehall publish it in a regular publication of The > -<vl3r' pr;or to the meeting at which the proposed is to be considered. /^"`"op^po_r_tu_nity shall be given for discussion of the " aa.m...e..n. dment at the Annual Meeting next suc.(S publication and said proposed amendment may ..v`fin?..-.,,/f by a majority vote, if a quorum be present as K"';dc<f thc By`Laws (3) The members attendant at such Annual Meeting shall, by majority vote, determine whether the proposed amendment shall be submitted to Thu Society for formal adoption. In the event of an affirmative vote thereon, the full text of the proposed amendment shall thereupon be published in an early issue of a regular publication of The Society, and within thirty (3(1) days thereafter the General Secretary shall mail to all voters printed ballots incorporating or summarizing said amendment. (4) The ballots shall be tabulated thirty (:J0) days after the date of mailing, and in the event that two-thirds of the votes cast shall favor said amendment, it shall at once become effective. i1 clll. !** 0, **of -<such As Of "tains) tnt(j QEry, "Pedal 1 each k tht >es, a. and % to 4 may "Pon (of the P The jodow. jo The (s. the esent, this ! such fait ted 'wtees each ag at ifil'C! JMvvs ' MIC- to ON THE UP AND UP BUT OH, HOW SLOWLY! V - pys, if for you, must be by you. Each of us is-.pur * |jlT1i,aiion except as we obtain cooperation of others. <'*tl .cn this is a self-limiting factor. *3<* e js a fist of corporations who have paid a minimum ^(10 dues in support of this^Socieiy. In return they <'*' ' yications that are worth,more than S2o.OO, and also S*1 P |uable cooperation of the leading ceramic corpora te raw "tViH earh personal member secure a new Corporation 1 mber? B>0 l^`s aS your Parl "n keeping UP with the -ceramic competition which by research 'and education crowding and satisfying markets that once were ex*iuively- supplied by ceramic products. tsBfc Engineering Company. New York, N. Y. \ C Spark Plug Company. Flint, Mich. tntoN Porcelain Company. Akron, Ohio America*1 Gas Association, New York, N. Y. American Lava Corporation, Chattanooga, Tenn. American Potash & Chemical Corporation, New York. ' N. Y. American Refractories Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. American Rolling Mill Company, Middletown. Ohio American Sheet & Tin Plate Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. American Stove Company, St. Louis, Mo. Amsler-Morton Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Atlantic Terra Cotta Company, Perth Amboy, N. J. Babcock & Wilcox Company, New York, N. Y. Ball Brothers Company, Muncie, Ind. Baltimore Enamel & Novelty Company, Baltimore, Md. Baosch & Lomb Optical Company. Rochester, N. Y. Binghamton Brick Company, Binghamton, N. Y. Blithe Colour Works, Limited, Cresswell, Stoke-on- Trent, England Bonnot Company, Canton, Ohio Buck Glass Company, Baltimore. Md. Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power Corporation. Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo Pottery Company. Buffalo, N. Y. Canton Stamping & Enameling Company. Canton. Ohio Carborundum Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y. i Cark-I.owrey Glass Company. Baltimore. Md. Velo Mines, Incorporated, Burnsville. N. C. Century Vitreous Enamel Company, Chicago. 111. Ceramic Color S: Chemical Manufacturing Com pany, New Brighton, Pa. Certain-Teed Products Corporation, Buffalo, N. Y. Champion Spark Plug Company. Detroit, Mich. Chicago Hardware Foundry Company, North Chicago. 111. Chicago Pottery Company, Chicago. 111. N. Clarke & Sons, San Francisco. Calif. Clay Products Association, Chicago. 111. Clay Products Company, Inc., of Indiana, Brazil. Ind. Columbian Enameling & Stamping Company. Terre Haute, Ind. Coors Porcelain Company, Golden, Colo. Corhart Refractories Company, Inc., Louisville. Ky. Corning Glass Works, Coming. N. Y. Cortland (Grinding Wheels Company, Chester, Mass. Crane Enamel-ware Company, Chattanooga, Tenn. Crooksville China Company, Crooksville. Ohio Crossman Company, South Amboy, N. J. Crown Potteries Company, Evansville. Ind. Denver Sewer Pipe & Clay Company, Denver, Colo. Detroit Electric Furnace Company, Detroit, Mich. DeVilbiss Manufacturing Company, Toledo, Ohio Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J. B. F. Drakenfeld & Company, New York, N. Y. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, R. & H. Chemical Dept., Wilmington. Del. Edgar Plastic Kaolin Company, Metuchen, N. J. Electro Refractories & Alloys Corporation, Buffalo, N. Y. Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Company, Mansfield, Ohio Charles Engelhard. Incorporated, Newark, N. J. English China Clays Sales Corporation, New York, N. Y. Eureka Flint & Spar Company. Trenton, N. J. Exolon Company, Blasdcll, N. Y. Federal Seaboard Terra Cotta Corporation. Perth Amboy. N. J. Ferro Enamel Corporation. Cleveland. Ohio Findlay Clay Pot Company. Washington. Pa .20-4 Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society--Activities Firestone Steel Products Company, Akron, Ohio Fostoria Glass Company, Moundsville, W. Va. Gayner Glass Works, Salem, N. J. General Ceramics Company, New York, N. Y. W. S. George Pottery Company', East Palestine, Ohio "Giesche" Fabryka Porcelany. Sp. Akc., KatowiceBogucicc, Poland Gillinder Brothers, Incorporated, Port Jervis. N. Y. Gladdinc, McBean & Company-, San Francisco, Calif. Gleason-Tiebout Glass Company, Maspeth, N. Y. Glen wood Range Company', Taunton. Mass. Great Lakes Steel Corporation, Ecorse, Detroit, Mich. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company, Mexico, Mo. Haeger Potteries, Incorporated, Dundee, 111. Hall China Company. East Liverpool, Ohio Hanley- Company, Summerville, Pa. Hanoyia Chemical & Manufacturing Company-, Newark, N. J. Hardinge Company-, Incorporated, York, Pa. Harshaw Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio Hartford-Empire Company, Hartford, Conn. ' Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Wheeling, W. Ya. O. Hommel Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. L. J. Houze Convex Glass.Company, Point Marion, Pa. Illinois Clay- Products Company, Joliet. 111. Ingram-Richardson Company-', Frankfort, Ind. International Smelting & Refining Company, East Chicago, Ind. Irish Glass Bottle Company, Limited, Charlotte Quay, Dublin, Ireland ISOLANTITE, INCORPORATED, Belleville, N. J. Kentucky- Clay' Mining Company, Mayfield, Ky. Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Company, Paris, Tenn. Edwin M. Knowles China Company, Newell, W. Ya. Kohler Company, Kohler, Wis. Koppers Construction Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Laci.fde-Christy Clay Products, St. Louis, Mo. Lapp Insulator Company, Incorporated, Leroy, N. Y. Homer Laughlin China Company, Newell, W. Va. Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Pa. Lee Clay Products Company, Clearfield, Ky. Libbey Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio A. J. Lindemann & Hoverson Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Locke Insulator Corporation, Baltimore, Md. London Brick Company & Forders, Limited, London, England Arthur G. McKee & Company, Cleveland, Ohio Macbeth-Evans Glass Company, Charleroi, Pa. Maryland Glass Corporation, Baltimore, Md. Metal & Thermit Corporation, New York, N. Y. Mississippi Glass Company, New York, N. Y. Moore & Munger, New York, N. Y. Mosaic Tile Company, Zanesville, Ohio Mt. Clemens Pottery Company, Mt. Clemens, Mich. National Aluminate Corporation,-Chicago, 111. National Lime and Stone Company, Findlay. Ohio Newbold Silica Fire-Brick Company, Limited, Sydney, Australia New Castle Refractories Company, Newell, W. Va. New Jersey Porcelain Company. Trenton, N. J. New Jersey Pulverizing Company, New York, N. Y. Nippon Gaishi Kabushiki Kaisha, Nagoya, j Nippon Toki Kaisha, Limited, Nagoya City, j <l North American Refractories Company, q Ohio ',tv\ Norton Company, Worcester, Mass. Ohio Insulator Company Division. BarberOnondaga Pottery Company, Syracuse, N. y ^ (jl Edward Orton, Jr., Ceramic Foundation r Ohio ' lu,\ ^ V'ERSAL Di-XT.-. ,-NlVIJRSAL San-h Cnstle. jPa. x;:HKCKir.s Sovch. VESUVIUS Cp.trciB! x Steel ] \ itko Masvfact; iVm.lrath Cosipa- Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Alton, 111. Owens-Illinois Pacific Coast Company. San F Calif. 'X. Pacific Clay Products Company, Los Angela r Paper Makers Importing Company, Incorp ^ Easton, Pa. **'1; Pass & Seymour, Incorporated, Solvay, n. y Pennsylvania Pulverizing Company, Lewist0Wl) Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company"' delphia. Pa. ^ Pfaudler Company, Rochester, N. Y. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Creighton j>4 Porcelain Enamel & Manufacturing Baltimore. Md Potters Supply Company. East Liverpool, Ohio Precision Truing Tool Company, Cincinnati, Ohi0 Quigley Company, Incorporated, New York, N y Republic Steel Corporation, Youngstown, Ohio Dr. Rickmann & Rappe, G. m. b. H., Koln-Kali o_ many W. A. Riddell Company, Bucyrus, Ohio Roberts & Mander Stove Company, Hatboro, pa Rookwood Pottery Company, Cincinnati, Ohio Roseville Pottery Company, Zanesville, Ohio Ross-Tacony Crucible Company, Philadelphia, Rundle Manufacturing Company, Milwaukee, Wit Rustless Iron Company, Limited, Keighley, Enghm Safety Grinding Wheel & Machine Cohpax, Springfield, Ohio Salem China Company, Salem, Ohio Shenango Pottery Company, New Castle, Pa. Simonds Worden White Company, Dayton, Ohio Simplex Engineering Company, Washington, Pa. Smith & Stone, Limited, Georgetown, Ontario, Canada Solar Laboratories, Beaver, Pa. Solvay Process Company, Syracuse, N. Y. Southern California Gas Company, Los Angeles, CaE. H. C. Spinks Clay Company, Newport, Ky. Square D Company, Detroit, Mich. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company, Loot ville, Ky. Star Porcelain Company, Trenton, N. J. Stark Brick Company, Canton, Ohio J. C. Steele & Sons, Statesville, N. C. Sur Enamel & Stamping Works, Limited, Calcutta, Indi Swindell Brothers, Baltimore, Md. Swindell-Dressler Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa. Taylor, Smith & Taylor Company, Chester, W. Va. Toyo Toki Kwaisha Shinozaki, Kokura City, Japan Trenton Potteries, Trenton. N. J. W. S. Tyler Company, Cleveland, Ohio United Clay Mines Corporation, Trenton, N. J. Universal Clay Products Company. Sandusky. Ohio j Rin-GHAMTON Br (voter). Bingbr Soear Laborat Beaver, Pa. Filippi. Hugo, 2 'eral superinten CnaUFT, Rober nati. Ohio; sai Meyer. Henry. eral Refractori Spooner, E. C. mouth. Glos., director. Yoorh1*' Jame; W. Va.; 0011 Glass, Lumbei Knobler. Alfr Robinson, Phh Australia. Smith, Graham Tauber, John . MEMBI Corporate J. C. Hostetler F. H. Rhead Persona M. C. Booze C. M. Dodd C W. Parrr.c-lv D. Sharp Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society--Activities 205 pgKTAL Company, Philadelphia, Pa. itaRY Manufacturing Company. New '^lo ' jouchon Neuvesel, Lyon, France ^f,6SCl!uCiBLE Company, Swissvale, Pa. '"vP15 s__t,,ece.*-: Products Company, Cleveland, Oiiio .l,faCtURTnc Company. Pittsburgh, Pa. \^0 ^^VnMPANY. Sheboygan, Wis. Waltham Grindinc Wheel Company, Waltham. Mass. Werer Electric Company, Schenectady. N Y Western Brick Company. Danville, 111. Western Electric Company. Chicago. 111. Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company. Derry, Pa. Wheelinc Steel Corporation, Portsmouth, Ohio Whitall-Tatum Company, Millville, N. J. *0. MEMBERSHIP STATUS ^^^/kmbers Paid j^^ah-Corporation Deferred -''"'rCcember 31, 3935 1248 187 ^M^31r1936 1306 179 26 -.v7: 53 Subscrip tions Monthly . Sale$ V 488 225 485 ! 200 Total Circulation 2174 2223 NEW MEMBERS Corporation KNOW YOUR OWN 4irroN Brick Company. Inc., Clarence P. Austin :r) Binghamton. N. Y. LaoratORIES' <^or8e H Campbell (voter), On the following pages are views in the executive office of your American Ceramic Society: where your three aver. Pa- monthly publications are edited; where your library is Personal being accumulated; where your photograph gallery is slowly growing; and where a representative exhibit of i guGO. 228 North LaSalle St,, Chicago, 111.; genI Superintendent, Illinois Brick Co. ceramic products is being collected. rratify- Robert W., Charles Taylor Sons Co., Cincin You may justly be proud of what you have here and nati. Ohio; salesman. you will be more proud as your library, your photograph MrtEX. Henry, 5323 Lindenwood. St. Louis. Mo.; Gen- gallery, and your ceramic ware exhibits grow in extent *eral Refractories Co. LOOKER, E. C R.,'National Smelting Co. Ltd., AvonYpoath,' Glos., England; technical assistant to works and value. Not shown in these pictures are the eight individuals director. through and by whom the affairs of the Society, secre V00RHIES, James A., 338`A Washington Ave.. Clarksburg. tarial and editorial, are coordinated and made to function. y Va-; consulting work, associated with Pedersen Cjiss, Lumberport, W. Va. if. Student (nobler, Alfred E., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. is- Kobdison, Phillip, Sydney Technical College, N.S.W., Australia. Sxns, Graham G., University of Washington. Tauber, John A., Ohio State University. MEMBERSHIP WORKERS' RECORD Corporation J. C. Hostetter F. H. Rhead Personal M. C. Booze C. M. Dodd C. tf. Parmelee B. E. Sharp 1 1 1 1 1 l Office Student Thomas Campbell J. W. Whittemore Hewitt Wilson Office 1 1 i 1 ! Grand T otal 1I , Entrance to main oi fio: