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.<**,*^r.iwwg^PB^-^^pga^^ipwMiggaagM^^ iig>8n*iBW>fttggR^^gwg^ .ff^iyyi* *.*!'w*!^,l.. - ^i^^y?ipw|1'1 'tTIn6^6 . *V ....jert*.- 0.^` LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4X0 LCXtHOTON AVENUE NEW YORK 17, N. Y. Kov - :cr 19, 191*7 to Members of the Lend Inrustries Association! SiPJiTTl ACTIO,.' 0.-- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Load Industries Arsoel-i V:,n hold in Kerf Toric on November 17, 191*7* Mr# Clinton H. Crsn , C*,airaan, presented to Mr. Felix Edgar iioraser, former Secretary-Treasurer, on behalf of tlio Lead Industries Associa tion, a beautifully illuminated and framed scroll embodying a resolu tion of appreciation adopted by the Board of Directors at its meeting on May 9, l?t*7. A copy of the resolution is attached. At the suae meeting, the Executive Committee appointed the Acting Secretary and Treasurer to be Secretary and Treasurer. 171th the continued cooperation of the members, I am confident that the Association will retain the respect and confidence of the indus try, of Government, and of the public gen.-raily, which it acquired ' under Ur. Hornser's administration, and will go forward to further accomplishments. / ) 4**- ' 0 ^ : ^fw*.-yjww>s>^B^jwi^winsg:^ >Mig*: `--; V3B S^WF^jyfgiijA^1 L.**ffyJi! lfTt!.' ' : ' !J lU2^A7 ^JLWrV^W'&.Mr^ .ii&tefc kJVifcri .1 u.t. atfl RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OP FELIX E. ffOR.VSERS SERVICES 'iKEREAS Felix E-gar Tfornscr has resigned as Secretary and Treasurer of the Lead Industries Association after more than IS ye;rs of scrricc in that capacity, and TOHtEAS the Associ.-tion has tToan under his guidance to a position of r t -*t prestige and respect not only in the nctal industries V.it in rll private business and public circles with arhlcu it has cone in contact, BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Board of Directors of the Lead Industries .'ssociatim /xpr.*sc* its deep appreciation for Ur. ,joms>.r,s long, efficient tnd inspiring service as adrdnistratlvc hca-' of the Association and for his unwaverinf cfforts^ln behalf of the industry he so ably repress nt d i