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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
new York, December 21st, 193
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Ur. James Dickson, Comptroller, Anaconda Copper Ulning Company, Building.
Dear Jim:
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JAS. DICKSON
A number of companies in the lead industry have Joined together in a campaign of national advertising.
Mr. Case has been authorized to have the Inter national Smelting and Refining Company participate in a one year program. His estimate of our participation for the one year program approximates $10,800.00. 6//
Mr. Case will advise you as to the details and to whom, and when, and in what Installments the payments are to be made.
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CC-Mr. R. E. Dwyer Ur. F. Lalst Mr. F. 0. Case .
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International smelting & Refining Company 25 BROADWAY
FReoew/CK Laist VICC`P*CIO.t-N
New York December 21, 1 9 38.
Hr. T. 0, Case, Manager of Midwest District, International Smelting and Refining Co., 20 Rorth Tasker Drive, Chicago, Illinois.
Bear Trank:
R ^cgived OEC 2 l 1938 Jas. Dickson
I dlaoaased yonr letter of DeoembsfY i*th, la which yon recommend that we partlclpat^-injihe joint
adrertialng campaign to be conducted by Hif Lead In dustries Association, with Mr. Bobbins. Kri\Hobblna agrees that we should particlpate^-in this eanhalhn for one year on behalf of the WhiteKiead\Depart*eaV^and
the Lead Befiaery. Te will aakeWo contribution for
the Mlnlag Department aa we do\noWjpfodnoe lead ore a la consequential amounts. According to your letter, onr donation would/t^erafore be 't9^Y64.40 for the ' White Lead Depertnei^t\fndv |l,OdO.0O for the Refinery,
or a total of *10,604.40.) Please adTlse me whether this Is correct or\if\not; what Is the exact amount of th' e dotf^tlon? \,,
The payment should be made froa the New York Office and we would like to hare you AdTlse Mr. DlcksoJkyo^th'e amount to be paid and the dates on
which payments should be made. He understand that the campaign of the Lead Industrial Association la for a three year period, but we want it definitely understoodthat we are going along for only one year. At the end of the yeer we will decide whether to con tinue for another year or not. I will apeak to Mr. McDonald about this matter but think you had hatter also get In touch with him eo that there will be no slip-up as regards the Advertising Department.
Tours Yery truly,
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Frederick Laist __________
CC-Mr. J. B. Bobbins Mr. James Dickson1-''' Mr. J. K. McDonald Mr. C. I. Teed
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December 23, 1938
Hr. Frederick Lalst,
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25 Broadway,
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Dear Hr. Lalst:
RECEIVED DEC 27 1938
JAS. DICKSON
I want to thiln}iS.vou for your letter of December 21st which approves 'oijs, participation for one year for the ioint^dvertls'I-rig campaign to be conducted by the^Xda31~lNdu3tries Association. In making arrangements tVcarry on this work, I will
be very specific/ and-only)guarantee to join the movement
'or one year.
DgnK3<4 is familiar with this pro position insofar its-lt-nas developed to date and when meetings^ase to be held, he has promised to attend room wi-ctr ejSx^--x wxxi Keep in touch with him as fast as the situation warrants.
?n the bills for our portion of this
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received, they will be forwarded direct to
Ur. Dfqk^on^jfou instruct. I will also advise the
Lead Inoas-SltJs Association that no assessment is to
be made against our Mining Department.
Very truly yoi
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LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
Graybar Building 42,0 Lexington Avenue
New Yo rlc. N. Y.
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International, ^melting Sc Refining Co. Chicago, 111.
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INTERNATIONAL SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY
March 31st, 1939
Mr. James Dickson, Comptroller,
Anaconda Cooper Mining Company, 25 Broadway, New York City.
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Dear Mr. Dickson:
Or. December 21st, Mr. Laist wrote you relative to - his approval ''or one year for our participation in the
prn-'.otipnal campaign concerning white lead that is being carried on by the Lead Industries Association.
I have just received the enclosed bill which lias been approved and wnich should be paid. This bill is based on our 1933 figures and these tonnage figures will be
corrected when the final data is available for last year. On a preliminary basis the lead smelting and refining
department is .being billed at 2-1/2^ per ton on 23,010 tons. The1 presont/n.ll is based on twenty per cent of this amount
or '.'140.00. The white lead manufacturing is being billed on 6,904 tons at 41;00 pezrton for twenty per cent of this amount or 31,380.80. v This amounts to,, as per the enclosed bill, : 1,520.30 and will without any correction to the above tonnage figures, amount for the year, to 37,604.25. You will note that we have rot been assessed for any mininr operations, since they are relatively minor and since that
agreement was had with the Lead Industries before we pledged
our support'for this year.
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International Smelting and Refining Company 25 Broadway, New York
April 3, 1929
Mr. F. .). Case, Manager of Midwest District, ^International bolting and Refining Company, - 20 North .'/.'acker Drive,
Chicago, 111.
Dear Air:
I received your lotter of March 31st with bill
of load Industries Association amounting to $1,520.00, covering
first instalment of our 1929 subscription to tho promotion pro gram.
Payment is being made today to cover
Yours very truly,
JD:D
JAS. Dicrsoil COMPTROLLER
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L6AD industries association
Graybar Building 420 Lexington Avenue
New York, N, Y.
May 10,
1939
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Chicago, 111.
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INTERNATIONAL SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY
May 13, 1939.
Mr. James Dickson, Comptroller, Anaconda Copper Mining Company,
25 Proadway, N.ew York, N. Y.
Receive
JA3. DICKSC
Dear Mr. Dickson:
I am enclosing the Lead Industries Association's invoice of May 10th covering the second installment of the 1939 subscription to the White Lead Promotion Program. This invoice is. for $-1,520.80 and has been approved for payment. Will you kindly arrange to have it taken care of.
The invoice covering the first installment was sent to you with my letter of March 31st.
. With kind personal regards, I am,
Very t:rr,^ly yom^sj
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International Smelting and Refining Company 25 Broadway, New York
May 15, 1939
Mr. F. 0. Case, Manager of Midwest Distriot,
International Smelting and Refining Company,
20 Ilorth V/aoker Drive,
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Chicago, 111.
Dear Sir:
I received your letter of May 13th with bill '
of Lead Industries Association amounting to $1,520.80, covering
second instalment of our 1939 subscription to the promotion
program.
Payment is being made today to oover.
Yours very truly,
JD:D
IAS. DICKSON, COMPTROLLER.
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lead INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
Graybar Building 420 Laxiogfcon Avtnut w . Haw York, N. Y. \.
June 27, 1939
International Smelting & defining Co. Chicago, Illinois
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,02-3/4 per ton of lead smelted and refined - 28,010 tons
$1.00 per ton of white lead shipments - 6,904 tons
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June 30, 1939.
Mr. James Dickson, Comptroller,
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, 25 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
RECEIVED
3 1939
JAS. DICKSON
Dear Mr. Dickson:
I am enclosing the Lead Industries
Association's invoice of June 27th covering the
third installment of the 1939 subscription to
the White Lead Promotion Program.^.. You. will
JTote- -tha-li'-hHer"e"has'-leerr7ar;increase "inf"the
assessment'for" the lead smelted and refined from
-$?0"2-lyr2ltd=r|lf 02~3/4 per ton. ..... The invoice amounts
to a total of $1,562.80 and has been approved for
paymont. y 'Will you kindly arrange to have it taken
care of.
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July 5, 1939
Mr. 7. 0. Case, Manager of Midwest Dlstrlot, International Smelting and Refining Company, 20 North Waoker Drive, Ghioago, 111.
Dear Sir:
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I received your letter of June 30th
with bill of lead Industries Association amounting
to $1,562.80 oovering the third instalment of our
1939 subscription to the promotion program.
Payment is being made today to oover.
Yours very truly,
JA3. DICKSON, COMPTROLLER.
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