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FILE NAME Kaiser Cement KCEM DATE 1969 Dec DOC KCEM001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Trade Magazine - Entire Issue thru pg 44- 44- Adv List pg 42 rlyrly PlasteringPlastering Industries Kaiser Kaiser Kaiser CemenCemt ent ad g ba orwre es: we e re yes all eae om ~asen Figenplate te ge gues Me Sha Oo ect anime ak ar era sei caince: icentp RAE ein RLeis on Hemtrepyein WOtg , & mem penre rn aay, set oy ee : Der AeeCepivcenrats Ree We've set a direct ordering service for lath and accessories and it's been working beautifully All you do : pick up the phone and dial this number It won't cost you a penny You'll get straight through to our factory in Beach Bottom W.Va. where we'll take your order check the st and give you the exact shipping date Right then and the Unfortunately this number only applies if you live in By one of the 32 states shaded in our little map But if you live somewhere else you can still call us direct Your local |: - Wheeling office will tell you how 7 | _ _ So keep this number handy If you don't want to write it on your wall pin up this . advertisement After all where's the first place any respecting > plasterer would look for an important phone number Wheeling Lath Wheng Keoug < 2 re Pre Ingage Ingage Corp. Vitelluky W VB WHAT'S NEW? Freeze And Proof $ CASH "< "" "no"mena of the industry fother than manufacturers informing os of their own products for information lending to publication of material in this column relating to new equipment materials or devices of interest to the wall and coiling industry Address this magazine giving full information where pictures may be obtained manufacturer address etc. A new bank building is plam for Boise Idaho which will | corporate a liquid fill in colur and spandrel beams to meet caquirements and also avoid fre Ing The treatment consists of u freeze water and inhibi to meet a one hour fire need perhaps a low freezing rating Thus a new concept is bor the moving building prog and it will work just dandy long as the structure doc Control Improves machine itself To date however no spring a leak manufacturer has offered hook Machine Efficiency ellowing as many as 15 or 20 vari- electrical system Power m abie steps in engine speed by de- supplied by the machine's br pressing a button at the end of the or a separate lantern type dr Most spray rigs used for fire- hose which will last for six month proofing or wall and celling work Control of engine RPM at the Speed comes in the have air controls which enable the nozzle -- a refinement frequently of a kit consisting of a 4 nozzleman to start or stop the pump- mentioned but not available here- unit which actuates the carb ing operation without going to the tofore --- can now be added to nny throttle arm to adjust engine pump equipped with a centrifugal ; a control box which is the t clutch Advantages are immediately apparent The system reduces materia waste which is money down the drain for a contractor because ap- of the system and a nozzle assembly with separate buttc advancing or retarding the t First two units are moun erators can adjust flow to job re- quirements Clean expenses are pared to the bone Material can be placed with hawk and trowel precision without sacrificing speed and efficiency of mechanical application Called Speed the control mechanism operates on a volt fiELABORATE SCAFFOLD for lathing and plastering the National Bank in Atlanta G used Troubla produc fre sisting of 55 22 trusses and nents for radial support fre center of circular column Th fold provided 10 different ele AAA Plastering Compan charge of work MIXERS FOR COATINGS - DRYWALL PLASTER PAINT ACOUSTICS - EPOXIES * Quikspray Quikspray Quikspray a IKK2I 0 S mgged long troute and mgged lite walls from adjnug s2tnd citatincgitating dows for adjust 2nd ng varying s Quikspray mixers 375 = ; ns * ; pousnadfsetSywitches rubbyrcovered with electric~ * Speed is reduced The precision gears electric~ with Washingbause are - capacitor type rules Al miZETS driven with a fast ait motor oe All mixers are available enth 55 aslica drums or explosiopnrot efectric mofort INTERESTED YET IN : MATRIXES FOR EXPOSED AGGREGATE SYSTEMS Cota Industries Provides 3 Systems Ultimate in strength color selection for heavy duty jobs - unlimited VINYL MATRIX -Featuring easy application - flexibility - durability un- limited color selection TROWELED MARBLE -A step system consisting of marble aggregate suspended in a clear plastic matrix - 32 colors - thousands of blends INTERESTED NOW Let us know Cota Industries will assist you with your particular requirements We know how because we are pioneers in Special Coatings Our matrixes have been fully tested not only in labs but on the job We have encountered the problems and found the solutions Better yet we know the outstanding benefits We are not selling just product but a product along with experience and assistance to help you make money ACT Send us a request for free samples We will also send you complete test data Architectural Specifications and Spec Sheets Remember our matrixes can be matched to the color you want Who else offers this service CODE INDUSTRIES : INC 5512 5.E. 14th St. PhonePhone 515 IOWA 50320 285-4352 ECEMBER 1969 | We moet 2 fe i Epee : . | tay, 2 7 i vy 1 BS | dl ane 4 : fers ae ih: a | Salesman Salesman Have . wp l^,d intere Company Am Adiles a diz- diz- & diz- 90501 DETS Calif Ml 775-6756 DETS 775-6756 | Scaffold | Phone . Superior City Superior . MIDGETSCAFOLDS ROLING FRAMES APRTMENHOUSE AWYSCAFOLD ROLING 4) JACKSfi +4 JIF Y for Superiorscafolds plasptlearstersers the machine Transistors resistors and other electronic components make up the circuitry of the control box Switches on the box enable the operator at the machine to take con- trol from the nozzleman Silver plated rus^ connectors insure against Nozzle control buttons are sealed In fiberglas and waterproof Should an accident occur the nozzleman would receive no more of an elec- trical shock than he would from an ordinary flashlight battery And if any lines are cut or damaged the engine immediately shuts down to idle speed until the trouble can be corrected Positive speed control means that the pump will go from standstill to wide open in only two seconds without the customary time lag characteristic of air control Of course air leaks no longer have an effect on engine operation All air put out by the compressor is available for atomizing purposes at the nozzle The controls have proved especi- ally effective in fireproofing operations frequently with two nozzles working off the same machine A junction block is placed in the line on the floor where work is in prog- ress and a switch assembly provided for each nozzle Line lengths of 800 It and more have been used with- out difficulty The manufacturer also markets a lightweight aluminum cut valve which provides additional savings in eliminating waste and cleanup expense Comparing results on two different high rise buildings one contractor found he had reduced clean costs 50 by using both Speed and the cut valves Vegg a saving of several thousand dollars Literature and prices are available from Speed Mfg Co. P.O. Box 85 Rosemead Calif Molding pictured The problem of how to neatly join a plaster soffit to a masonry or other decorative wall has been solved by T reveal molding TRM 050. It fune- tions as an adjustable reveal soparating the plaster from the vertical wall section PROMOTION MAN For Lathing and Plastering Industry In|! San Francisco area Must have ther ough knowledge of the Lathing and Plastering Inchustry and problems Includ- | ing ability to read plans and have knowl edge of costs Sales experience on asset | Salary open Send resume to Plastering Industry Promotion Bureau Inc. 965 94070 Terminal Way San Carlos Calif | It also forms a screed for the plaster making a clean sharp edge along the soffit The unit is attached by fasteners through perfors- tions which are subsequentcloyv ered with the horizontal leg in- serted into a sawed kert adjusts No caulking is required It adjusts to movement of the building frame The molding is manufactured of extruded aluminum 050 thick and coated with clear plastic Details available from Fry Regle Corp. 3028 Dolores Street Los An geles 90085 ae x New Drywall Panels A Chula Vista California firm i producing a new type of drywal panel The Lamtec Corporation a 780 Anita Street is making th panels from a lamination of gypsur board and paper honeycomb cor according to Francis J. Mayers pres ident The panels are 4 feet by fee and are available in thicknesses( 2 3 or 4 inches Taping ,, the joints is the same as for cor ventional drywall but there is r vertical row of nails to cover T company plans to eventually di velop structural panels as well Disc Adapter new disc adapt for the Omark 330 powder tool makes it easier to shoot s plates to slab floors The adapt holds inch discs in a uretha band that prevents them falling or Omark Industries Inc. 2100 S. te i ee ee ee i $ Hot Rolled 7 t i Channels t i i 1 SPECIAL SECTIONS Inc. 1 a a i 3 3 i 5 , Bob PLASTER FRY MOLDING 92 REGLET you Bob ee Barner Bob Arnett predicted that Fry's new Screed would be the smash hit CPLIA Convention in Las Vegas didn't Sob Reed agree he said Fry's new veal Mold would be the hot one I you were at the Convention you saw the Is around the Fry Exhibit and perhaps noticed that BOTH new products shared the limelight IF YOU COULDN'T BE THERE bet- ter find out soon why these items drew such big crowds Write today for data sheets FRY REGLET CORP / 3028 Dolores St. / Los Angeles Calif 90065 SCREED a EXPAN STRIP Seeeennapns -REVEAL -REVEAL MOLDING ! qf = 5-2505-250 750 Expan with ingenious zip strip that seals expansion joints while @ plastering is done plus Loc that locks plaster into screed to prevent cracks a Ue Ae meme tee See meen nd for on specifications today on d^'tailsand cost a $ n Screed for plastering expansion Name T -Reveal Molding the adjustable reveal that sepa- rates plaster saffiti from docorative wall to provide a neat clean edge no caulk required adjusts to movament . a weal MoldingMolding for neater cleaner edges ry products for plastering Company Address City State Zip . on wee 1889 : ; s \ eg aay Pe Mee : Urethane Gun pictured Graco announces a 2,000 psi 15 libs per minute Hydra for application of two component urethane foams The portable unit pumps components from shipping pails proportions them 1 by volume and feeds them separately to the static mixing spray Fun The gun can be used with ma- terials up to 500 cps viscosity and includes a hand control for immediate solvent flushing at shutdown Included are the powered proportioning pump with air regulator Take Control of the Gun ..- Clean Up " Profits Variable speed control at the nozzle Will work on any make gun Instant Control at the Nozzle no matter what hose length you use Contral Switch is absolutely waterproof 2 seconds from idle to wide open throttle * Puts all of the air at the airstem where you need it volt operation Job proven Less mess more money SPEED Electraci Controls With A Bri SPEED MFG TM Bon CE Raenusamdl CO iE and two outlet filters with gauge powered solvent pump with air regulator outlet filter and gal solvent container two 25 ft nylon material hoses 25 ft solvent hose static mixing gun three gal pail covers and wheel cart with air- powered elevator for easy pail changing An optional unit includes two 113- volt material heaters for viscosity reduction and 25 ft heated Ter- two lon material hoses with volt con- trols rather than the unheated nylon hoses Write Graco P.O. Box 1441 Minneapolis MN 55440 for more information SCREED 25o Strip pictured A novel and exclusive feature in Fry Reglet's new Expan is a strip which seals expansion joints while plastering is done After plastering the strip is quickly pulled out leaving a clean joint Savings in installation and clean time more Screed Fry the cost of Expan Scre d according to Fry Fry's Screed also boasts a Lock which locks pluster into the screed thus preventing cracks between plaster and the screed Not only can Screed be used for expansion joints but also for feature strips and control juints is made of rigid pvc polyvinyl chorlide for free long wear and is available in standard white or special colors Specifications details and cost in- formation are available from Fry Reglet Corporation 3028 Dolores Street Los Angeles Calif 90085 Powder Tool pictured A_new A_new actuated tool in which drive leads are automatically fed from a disposable plastic magazine has been introduced by Milti Pastening Systems Intended from lice in attaching drv tural steel and concrete 1 Model DX is claimed manufacturer to cut fasteni in half where a series of fa is made in quick succession pany tests have indicated 350 can average 8-12 fa a minute compared with 4 enings by a tool in which be eners and drive load must tioned one at a time Complete details on Mor 350 are available from Hil ening Systems 360 Fairfield Stamford Connecticut 0690- Coatings and Glazes Stone is one of the many offered in the troweled mu imitation title field by Gla ment Corporation 460 Street Patrson New Jersey m teae se ta ineti |er Furring Channe Black Painted Colc Formed Hot Rolled Also Galvanized Tie Wire Galvanized All Ga Dead Soft Anneale | Hanger Wire Dead Soft Anneale Coils Hanks or Cut Straight BARUCH STE CORPORATIC 527 Madison Ave New York N.Y. 100 Inquiries Solicited NEW FROM AMICO FLAME METAL LATH With the development of AMICO's new Flame Proof Metal Lath a new dimension in Fire safety has been achieved for work in progress backed Diamond Mesh Lath both plain and furred with Kure 604 Paper meets Federal Specifications 790 Type , Grade B. Style , and has an Underwriter's Laboratory rated flame spread of 25 Not only is it fire retardant but it provides a vapor edge barrier and it is manufactured with a generous flap which provides a water shedding effect Fire retardant black backed metal lath is available in both and galvanized Diamond Mesh Sheets either plain or with a 4 furring feature For further information contact your AMICO represen- tative or call Alabama Metal industries direct ragweaxetod s PR ALABAMA METAL INDUSTRIES CORPORATION P. O. BOX 3928 BIRMINGHAM ALA 35208 PHONE 787-4661 HERE PERFORMANCE COUNTS use AO deo BP APE QUALITY TOP A sears white exceptionally re x1,wwoorrlldd''ssZIZ ZAGELIME comesfromthe | A purestdeposits%% pure 0.ofdolomiticlimestonewhich assures . an finish . 5 competitive we uM OHIO ZIGZAGLIMEprovides high cplaatsitoicnitcyosgtivgeiigsvinveesspruinicfeormalnyd lopwuyarrdagee aHpipglih | i EASY TO . APPLY a LIME'S ZAG ' . OHIOfiZIG plasti a city excellent workability sy.application speeds easoef work job upworkand saves time itBee ies on the FINISH aoe sa J, . | ZAG LIME is OHIOfi ZIG durable lleessss . subjectto deterioration than S ishing materials Gives a satisfactory satisfactory finish under either dry or humid con- ditions and a very white finish on either smooth or textured surfaces For further information write or phone OHIO LIME COMPANY $ WOODVILLE OHIO 419-849-2321 A Subsidiary of General Refractories Company 43469 ASSOCIATE You're looking at the hottest selling brand of white portland and masonry cement in the country % eg ee Cen Use them in your production And light a fire under your sales GENERAL PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY y Plastering Industries PUBLICATION INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WALL & CEILING CONTRACTORS 64 DECEMBER 1969 Number 5 LIA's LIA's New Name Is IAWCC! er 52 years of exclusive interest in lath and plaster the Con; Plasterers and Lathers International Association has voted ge its name to International Association of Wall & Ceiling stora reflecting the industry's increased participation in fied systems and broadening the base of this big industry out the world move has been formalized over several years during which LIA gave patient and careful consideration to the needs and the of industry and to the trends of the times and needs of one is urged to change his operations and lathing and plaster- continue to be a prime interest of the organization but memranks will be opened to others than those primarily in lath ster in the hope the entire Wall & Ceiling industry may lly become one united front with divisions for specialized S. blem and logo changes will be announced soon while WALLS INGS continues as the organization's official publication and nformation which will aid this greatly broadened industry en Bill en Bill C. Carol Carroll gives up his his post as president January president January 1 1 incoming prexy Thomas J. McGlone a warm industry You will go to him for a job well done under most trying y circumstances as well as that of friendship and warmth Carroll has added stature to the year organization and essor will find his post one of great opportunity because of y oung man's leadership ability and dedication nk you Bill Carroll and welcome Thomas McGlone to the ture! : February 18-21 1970 - California Lathing and Plastering Contrac tors Association Annual Conventon Riviera Holiday Hotel Palm Space Springs Exhibit Space Available CausewCaonferyence Florida CPLIA April 18-21 1970 Conference El Camino Real Hotel Juarez Mexico April 23-25 Northwest Lath vention WashingtonAnnual Hotel Seattle Exhibit Space Available May 1-3 Atlantic and NE Conference CPLIA Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Vir- May 23-28 CPLIA Board of Directors Committees and Industry Meetings International Inn Winnipeg Canada = Jane 18-20 1970 - Texas Lathing Contractors and Plastering Asso- Driscoll Hotel art Corpus Christi Texas Exhibit Space Available , WALLA & CEILINGS formerly the only Industrica mausteywide tradetrade | the for fied wall lathing and , and Plaster- published. diversi- architects builders in prin- builders tion reaches architects PUBLISHED ciple areas , prin- MONTHLY a in Subscription$ advaadnvacncee 1 years 84 single copl^s15c Owned and Charles Board Flastering Industries Inc. Charles published Clay Assn Wall & Celling International Contractors Plasterera carrieCremesnt Laborers Unions North-NorthSpecialSpecial Correspondents Corespondents Al Hansen Portland James McVey Yakima Cronkhite B. Louis G. H. Martinelli Robertson FranciscoFrancisco McWaine Vancouver , Toronto Texas Association George Association , Tales BuffaloG. , Harry B.C Nor- Contractors Contractors Hickey Sheppard travelingGardner Gardner Southeast Frank foreign correspMionenapo-lis J. T. Minneapolis , , London , England J. M. ere's never time and time talent and travel cost much or the many things the industry must do " demands are coming however which must be real progress is to be made in most important aveancuceosmTmhoe- rtant Technical Committee will ask that more time be allo- r its depth deliberations and hard work Likewise local s and labor advisors will ask that a suitable time be set for oimporntant al Bureau deliberations in a locale free from interruptions important tasks FIELD Advertising Rep- resentativas California Robert F. Welch 14006 Ventura Blvd. No. 204. Sherman Oaks Calif 31403. 213 780-8733 Editorial and Business Construc- Wash Manuscripts 18-7160 Code Seattle Aras graphs Manuscripts beinadcucsotmrpayniaecdcompanied pbyhoto-self- for Indus- | addressPedublished Plastering International official tries Ceiling Bill Carroll Pres [ Thomas J. McGlone Printed in U.S.A. until Dec. 31 1970 President President ER 1869 11 ee e ag . i Zl HLLt if ii +i 1 ae | ae vg! i MH j i Pc : a : * SG Yess OR, incl ; | iar pte "atltehearsetPaldtihncs ; cae Ao bat ip phim, rap Srahenlrdiacta sited e t RTT = dade? wapoke, Aen . Mh TEAM POWER TWO BRAND NEW TOMMY GUNS FROM THOMSE TOMMY GUN MODEL A3.75 Latest in the Thomsen line of world famous Tommy Guns here is the ultimate in plastering machines Rated volume output increased Famed low maintenance cost now even lower Unique vertical pump mani fold is removable and completely accessible Free flow valve seats with steel ball check valves Electric remote control operation instantly effective under most adverse operating conditions proven the new Tommy Gun A3.75 is the simplest most ef ficient yet least complicated plastering machine on the market today THE PERFECT POWER TEAM FOR PLASTERING RISE PROJECTS PUMPS PLASTER FARTHER TOMMY GUN A3.25 BOOSTER Designed to work with the Tommy Gun A3.75 plastering machine Booster is positioned on upper floor levels Plaster is from mixing area through hose lines up and into the intake manifold of Booster Material is then pumped by Booster to point of placement Reduces line pump- ing pressures up to 60 Improves volume output reduces maintenance costs Is compact fits easily into elevators material hoists or hoists Has powerful 30 H.P. V4 heavy duty Wisconsin gasoline en- gine Synchronized electric remote control Machine and connects A3.75 Plastering with A3.25 , both identical pumping THOMSEN units together to give nozzle operator com- . Contact Thomsen for nams and location of your local distribular ROYAL NOVE~ ties plete control over both units GIVISION 130 W. Victoria St. Gardena Calif 90247 The perfect Power Pumping Teaml Telephone area code 213 321-8380 + snes Manufacturers of the most complete line of Concreting Pumps tz_bitaemba CARP with sa,, inistaifraldine Boom - Mobilcre68t0e- Tommy GonfiGrost & Mortar Pumps NOW ME TOTAL ASSOCIATION OF Thomas McGlone Named President By Robert F. Welch wan & Geming at Las Vegas Meet Contractors 1 industry grows so does a association For 52 years has tended the interests of rs specializing in fath and change Industry studies 2 past decade have shown st lathing and plastering rs are now engaged in adfields acoustics drywall painting concrete pumpdecks curtain walls ele Taking due recognition of this trend the venerable organization changed its name to International Association of Wall & Ceiling Contractors at the recently concluded annual convention in Las Vegas Evidence that changing times mean greater strength was found in con- vention attendance registration of 820 was second largest in history The name change was no spur of the moment step It was discussed HER INITIATE into the Past President's Club during the conven ; Bill Carroll From LEFT John Thomson Jr. William Goodson Brueggeman Carroll Jeremiah Burns Carroll Duncan Robert Bolster ' WHO'S CALLING Who John Sander of Minneapolis and Joe Baker may be talking with each other at prior conventions and has occu- pied the attention of continuing study groups Earlier this year the association's official magazine dropped the title of Flastering industries and became Walls & Ceilings Thomas J. McGlone of Rahway New Jersey was named president of the named organization effect- ivc Jan. L 1970. He is a recognized leader who has held most of the important association posts and is past president of the National Bu- Please furn to page 15 NG_THE_big NG_THE_big NG_THE_big Diversified Wall and Ceiling Industry FRONT from llThomas McGlone Munroe McNulty Edward Schalk BACK from LEFT Joseph Koetters Robert Pierce Vernetti Jeremiah en ichard Lassiter Harry William Russ Arnold Hede Alfred LEFT Burns Donald Cham- ichard Huffmor Joe Mac Carpenter William Brown Robert Coelho Ray Boyd Jack Dillard James onse Chiappisi rueggeman John Poellinger Edward Deese Bill Gargano Delahouasaye Howard Sharkey Baird Huebner Glenn Hart- Robert Capito Robert Whittle John Thomson Jr. Vincent Hichard Connor Jos Rourke all board members and past presidents were Colletti William Goodson We're present for photo so please check current industry directory RT ge Ue ee yee . . ee to we pe en SLES _ Ee ibs } at | ; qs a bi : 1 : 7 * t ^' : Eh itd : Ly | WHAT THEY DID Z AT LAS VEGAS A summary of the more importunt business taken by Resolutions and Law Amendments at the 52nd convention of the CPLIA NAME CHANGE President J. McGlone T. J. McGlone and Company Rahway New Jersey Mr. McGlone takes office January 1 1970. First President J. M. Mc- Henceforth the year CPLIA will be known as the International Association of Wall and Ceiling Contractors and soon a new emblem and other changes will be made to reflect the increasing Diversification of the Industry COMPETITIVE INTEREST Continuing Liaison will be maintained with the Acoustical and Drywall Contractors loward amalgamation of interest and pos- sible eventual merger or consolidation Nulty McNulty Bros. Company Chicago Second PresidLathie ng Rn obet rt A. Pierce Pierce Lathing Company Fresno California INDUSTRY MEMBERS in Membership in the organization is now open to contractors in other fields than lath and plaster and they need not be prin- cipally in lathing and plastering to join a Secretary J. Schalk Edward Schalk & Son Inc. Syracuse New York BOARD Over a period the number of members of the Board of Directors will ha gradually reduced in order to provide one board mem- Sey Treasurer - Joseph L. Koetters Koetters Plastering Inc Cincin- her for approximately each 10 members along with voting rights for Past Presidents nati Ohio ANNUAL DUES President C. Carroll Bill C. Carroll Company Albuquerque New Mexico and Dallas Texas * > * Will henceforth be determined by the membership at each anual convention without requiring amendments to the ByLaws For this coming year the dues remain as at present JOIN GROUPS Members are urged to affiliate with the American Subcontrac And to The Board These are replacements for those whose terms expired this year in the various districts in addition to those whose terms continue tors Association and the Construction Specifications Institute CARPENTERS While voting for continuation temporarily of status quo Carpenters and Lathers are urged to adjust their differences immediately for the industry's benefit and public interest Official liaison will be established with both the Carpenters and Large ~~ Howard H. Huebner Painters International Unions by the CPLIA he Cuddihy Huebner Lamparter STILTS a Contracting Co. Inc. Wyandanch International and Local Unions will be requested to allow the m New York use of Stilts and other such saving equipment where per- Western Conference - Richard F. mitted by safety and health regulations Ruffner Richard R. Ruffner Inc. ee N. Hollywood California AREA BARGAINING N.W. Conference ~- Gordon Brown Gordon Brown Inc. Seattle The organization will encourage State and regional bargaining units Washington S.W. Conference Ray Royd Ray Boyd Planter & Tile Inc. Gar- land Texas Robert Whittle Nie- haus Interiors Inc. St. Louis Missouri STRIKES LOCKOUTS The Governments of Canada and the US will be asked to establish a code of ethics protecting contractors against union strikes and interim agreements and to compensate them for additional costs incurred on Federal work beyond their control at the signing of contracts for work in the future Midwest Conference - Lloyd A. Hendley Harry Hendley & Sons Ioc Mankato Minnesota Great Lakes Conference - Glenn Hartsell A. J. Giraud Company Detroit Michigan Harry J. Vernetti States Lathing and Milustarina Rockford Illinois Dori- APPRENTICESHIP Broadest support and cooperation with Industry Training pro- ' grams shall be continued NATIONAL AGREEMENTS Will be encouraged and fostered wherever in the industry best interest as to working conditions health and welfare pension programs and jurisdiction KYT~ Bill C. &%, % MAL APP 39 Ruced Bill C. Carmill Albuquerque New Mexico who retires De- cember 31 McGlone's supporting state includes J. M. McNulty of Chicago as first vice president and Robert A. Pierce Los Angeles suconi vice president The latter position was created at the convention by an amendment to the laws Onc me WIK ARESES FE Veretti RUE ak Veret i Veretti Say NEANA L^ Hartzell Harry Veretti and Dori Chamber from the Great Lakes re gian and Howard Heubner as menber at large Joe M. Baker Jr. will a^/sin serve as managing director and Bill Oxholm as legal counsel The coveted Edmond F. Venzie award went to Joseph McNulty of Chicago and Amerigo Catani made up for whatever gambling losses he E VENZIE makes the Venzie i during banquet at Las Vegas izie Award To McNulty hest honor in the CPLIA the c award was made this year seph D. McNulty McNutty Company Chicago one of the living founders of the year- rganization The others are Hampshire Baltimoru and # Bonnell Cleveland award in memory of the late president Edmond F. Venzie vade by his widow Mag Venzi i the conventical in recognif outstanding achievement and on to the industry and its pur- addition to his leadership of nation's principal wall and ! contracting firms Joe Mc- is honored for his develop- of the plaster machine for # wall veneer plaster and industry developments and technical dedication and servthe industry 8#00HEinAdDusTtAryBLpeEopAlTeAT luncheon was a big one as was audience of more than vice prosident will be charged with overseeing lath and plaster activities while the second has charge of the various fields of diversification Edward J. Schalk Syracuse Was named secetary and Joseph . Kootters of Cincinnati becomes tres- surer Moving on to the board of directors are Richard F. Ruffner from the western conference Gordon Brown representing the northwest Ray Boyd and Bab Whittle may have had by winning the Exsick mixer These men were honored at the awards luncheon Frank Terry of Hayward Calif as the year's un- sung hero Walter Kowalski Ceram Trax Corporation as the out- staoding associate mantur Tom McGlone and Al Ricca as outstandtee simed at eventual amalgunsing conference and commities chairnub Leo Schultz and Jin Rose for #* REG ATKIN loyal member from Wales visits with Mrs. Nathan Kimmel Los Angeles who JN MCNULTY accepts award alf of his father was un- o be present for convention DECEMBER 1969 My ed @ JEREMIAH BURNS chats with Earl Ferguson general secretary-secretary- treasurer of the Lathers Union 15 ee ne e Stand Bocca ar)cecainey TED Pe ne a ahs en en er om -qagr an @ BRINGING HOME the Sheaves metal lath men return from golf John Regan Ryerson Julian Waxman Goldsmith Metal Lath Ray Poliquin Western Metal Lath being outstanding industry employ203 and honorary memberships went to Jim Archibald and Bus inglehart The convention defeated a move to expand the awards program by giving recognition to legislators of the United States and Canada who have demonstrated interest in aiding contractors Delegates looked with more favor 231 a proposal to legalize use of stilts and went on record as requesting labor unions who have outlawed the devices to abandon their objections The convention also placed its stamp of approval on establishment of a liaison commit- tion with the National Acoustical Contractors Association and continuing study with the GDCI drywall contractors A chilling report on the effects DICK MCNALLY U.S. Lime visits with Ray Wasden superintendent for Carroll Duncan Company and Dick Martin of Martin Bros. Plastering Los Angeles fiYOU'RE RESPONSIBLE for putting me in the trim business former lather and now head of Superior Trim division H. K. Porter Com- pany John Gray enthuses with Bob Pierce COMPANY }ELECTRICAELLECTRICAL COMPANY { , . ELCTRICAL PORTER @ ORCHIDS FOR the ladies cour tesy U.S. Gypsum Company and its Bob Faust as Margarets Storbeck and Clay accept colorful corsages Bureau Advisors The National Bureau for Lu ing and Plastering will now clude a Board of Local Bur Advisors in its official family act as a suggestion and cour body for the Board of Govern following its Annual Meeting Las Vegas Selected to serve the vari geographical regions on a t porary basis until their appoi ments are confirmed or afte by their parent bodies are Southeast - A. Eugene Erw Southeast Bureau for Lath and Plastering Atlanta Atlantic Ralph C. Rau swinder Bureau for Lati and Plastering of Greater Pi burgh Great Richard P. Bi kin Lathing Foundation Chicago Northeast - Roy Selland i Jersey Bureau for Lathin Plastering Clint Fladland 3 nesota Bureau for Lathing Plastering Southwest Antill T Bureau for Lathing and F | tering with Keith E. Mountain States Bureau Lathing and Plastering as iernate Western L. Clark Lat Institute of Southern Califo Northwest Charles F. ( Northwest Lath & Plaster reau Inc. of asbestos was presented b Irving J. Selikoff Mount School of Medicine New York He outlined results of a study on 632 asbestos workers conti beyond all doubt that the m fibers cause cancer when they in contact with hunian tissue We don't know why this pens he admitted nor can ' plain the long time lapse hi Please turn to page 27 30 Years For . During the busy Las convention Joe Radachi getic Omaha Nebraska pl ing contractor celebrated a cial event of his own and many others from Europe other foreign lands mark milestone in his new land On November 4 Joe celel his 30th year in the United and a most busy 30 years  his man is about to install ceiling and heating system faster than you can install just a heating system * Rx. GP GEORGIA GYPSUM DIVISION od . * ry <<" i lag iaa?le Introducing P's new Radiant Heal and Ceiling System Here's how it works P's new Radiant Heat and Celling System goes up just like regular gypsum wallboard So it's economical easy and to install faster than other types of heating systems And of course it's approved by Underwriter's Laboratories U.L. The system consists of a conductive layer called Temsheet which is the heating element This revolutionary new i of electrically conductive paper developi by The Armstrong Cork Company is fac laminated between two sheets of gypsum wallboard The factory finished panel is simply nailed to the ceiling and connecte an attached pigtail wire to the thermosta and power source Since there are no wires embedded in the panel it can be cut to any desire length conductive panels which ca cut to any length or width are available for odd shaped rooms Once the panel is up the joints are laped and finished And the surface is painted That's it The job is done What could be easier apese erecta eseareaieacane eoeoea en etteewevanneaereane a rane tte For additional information on P's new eae e e Radiant Heat and Ceiling System send in khan this coupon to Georgia haw Corporation Division aes P.O. Box 311 Portland Oregon 97207 eve one enhc Mame Address menae eane City aetna Here's how it helps sell homes Pacific's new Radiant Heat and Ceiling System warms a room just lik sun heats ^ roof or attic Since the heat panels are located in the ceiling each si is warmed by heat radiating downward to the floor There's no loss of heat Wit thermostat in each room you get individ room heat control Not only that there are no furnaces ducts pipes vents or chimneys to worry about No moving parts makes this system virtually maintenance also eliminates mechanical wear And repairs and noise And since P's new system distributes heat by radiation there are blowers or air currents to circulate dirt What more could your customers wa What more could you want gy PROFIT BUTTON WHEN YOU USE POWER TOOLS & FASTENERS ON YOUR LATHING JOBS The AMA 175-14 using 477 Staple for laminating " Gypsum Lath and Wallboard producing 2 hr Fire Walf and Soundproofing ERTL wa FR 23.2" e ee OE POWER Lath attaching all types ure 125 Stapling Furred fasteners are approved for Rated and Non Rated of lath to wood and metal receiving members bearing and Ser Top STEELE ces TTrOiSneT OEP : PERT Exterior Stucco construction non OFFICE 51731 43-3251 PORTLAND OFFICE 503 227-2387 SAN DIEGO OFFICE 3s 714 582-2106 ; ad ee ee ee ~~ Np N nt ee oy abe frites Bk Ones te e re oe eg e h rh xaeu n aS ene Mee de peasy Mas et SaBLoacea aRpBane IST TEP AWE PE Racine RT oR tere early Gant and gaerean i rey SR SKY CLIMBER INC IT WACO SCAFFOLD eSnES secmrtfe* Manufacturer Exhibits Captured Industr ihe piapewoF SGN cr tata anefensseh SE Ea a 9 e amet Y Fe Re sareg FR ee or at oR ot se or Ve? ta peng Mbp te ae 1 GLOVER MFG SUPERIOR TRIM 5 K. PORTER HILTI FASTENING SYSTEMS MARINO LATHING SUPPLY CERAM 5 LATH ARRINGTON TOOLS - NATHAN KIMMEL erest at Wall & Ceiling WESTERN METAL LATH Success Meet i 8a, a? a Ry *,%, mename ore ee ee Po at ae ana tgs, a at 2 akeCa ome aes as U.S. EXPANSION BOLT " NATIONAL GYPSUM engin sorienar Fin natn Lo Fe __ THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY NATIONAL BUREAU SPRA By GENERAL STONE ... CEMENT ENAMEL DODGE HAPPY TO accept the capital convention award a brand Essick luxe plaster mixer are Mr. and Mrs. Amerigo Catani North Bergen Ni Jersey as Essick's Ed Lindholm and Pat Patburg hand over the keys fi TAKE OUR picture and put it in the magazine were the special orders our editor received C HIEF COOKS Bill and Cherlotte Carroll welcome Al Blyth of Ceco Steel to Gypsum Association's Fun and Success breakfast I THINK II went thataway ports Dick Conner to Bill Gar at board meeting as Vincent Co seems to join them in doubt a. 'LOOKS LIKE Warren Walder is all ready for the next convention in eaete Puerto Rico Says the youngsters think it's groovy @ FROM LEFT Mrs. Hill John and Dorothy Thomwon Jr. Norman Hill IT'S HEALLY not as hard as they report if Jos Baker a hand girl Cam Lacy cas this cheerful at convention Builders Build with J designed byKamnitzer Marks Partners A.I.A La Jolla Villa apartments were Los Angeles and constructedconstructed by Permanente Plastic Cement was & A.I.A A.I.A Marland Development Company La Jolla applied by Perma Wall Inc. of San Diego Jack Moss owner Perma Wall Inc. San Diego EMBER 1969 fo | They'll take care of all your unfinished business National Gypsum Gold Bond metal products for interior finishing give you everything you need for any wall or ceiling system Choose from a complete selection of lath studs runners furring channels beads bases and - fasteners all of which are compatible with each other and with the highest standards of building construction Send for our page brochure Gold Bond Metal Products for Interior Finishing It shows everything The Krannert Center for the Performing Aris a breath new addition to the University of Illinois at neoprene Champaign incorporates 3,000 feet of Gold Bond special No. 66 expanded casing with a 1/8 gasket and soms 360 tons of Gold Bond plaster Ahodes and Rodier of Springfield Illinois was the plaster contractor for the job is a National responsibility The name Gold Bond identifies fine building products from PYROSONE I pein ti rae es eld ae e Rae Omg + a KE pi!wetnd Wer anesvane pepe CEILING seein SUSPENSION va TYPICAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIOTNYPICAL DETAILS er ' ae ee 24 # 24 ial ee ae ce Oe Oe we vers, yn Mt PERFORATED ALUMINUM ACOUSTICAL . COMBUSTIBLE RATED HIGH DENSITY pte: MINERAL BOARD CEILING TILES be Baked white enamel finish Satin anodized finish latte eet I, - L. D. PETERS & SONS LOW COST LARGE MODULE UNITS SIMPLEX CEILING Perforated aluminum pan specialists for over a quarter of a century SALES OFFICE 663 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK N. Y. 10022 AREA CODE 212 Ci 6-2144 DIRECT PHONE TO FACTORY AREA CODE 212 PE 6-9325 seecki Pm LIA FUMEDY FA edited ~~] nr whe = = = s = BEE em Om F MFR Ce FRE NT BE UNITED STATES GYPSUM ras se bie sag night Bae ane hana Fo THOMSEN DIV ROYAL INDUSTRIES BER 1969 RYERSON MILCOR LAYZE AND ." wb aay. aye % i M. D. CORP - ADAPA INC ANCHOR ay MIXERS 670 MODEL 6WS 6 Cu Ft Capacity with H. P. Wisconsin One Cylinder Engine Other Morinis Available You'll save when you buy | _ FACTORY You get high quality equipment quick and efficient service at a cost far lower than you would expect Send for our catalog showing the complete line of Anchor mixers For additional information or to place an order call Anchor collect PHONE CHICAGO Area Code 312 Bishop > 7-2530 ANCHOR MFG CO 60623 60623 i E ODIN NIELSENS of Denver ir to be on a second honeymoon * AGREEMENT ON Technical and Manufacturer Liaison matters is shared with Madeline Schalk by Edward Schalk and Joe Koetters FENTION $ from page 16 nure and onset of the disease 1942 to 1962 there were seven as many deaths from lung and three times many from I of the stomach and colon If the group of asbestos work3 should have occurred , only that Dr. Selikoff added ancer and scarred lungs reg from asbestos are coMMION ost metropolitan areas among opulation at large This is true when those afflicted have had iown contact with the product lo^tordescribed measures being . to control the danger by dust = HONOR GUESTS The Lord Mayor Hansen and his lady from Copenhagen visit visit with with the Tommy ASAISERIERKiTmHmAelN working asworking hits re- an- jackpot collecting proper collecting methods and closures at construction sites en- the technical discussions discussions On the technical front discussions centered around bonding agents form release compounds plaster to polystyrene sprayed fireproofing veneer and rapid plaster curtain walls roof decks wallboard and moveable partitions Consultant John Bucholtz suggested that the association demphasize participation in activities of the American Society for Testing & Materials Instead he said more effort should be placed on working with model code writ ing authorities such as BOCA and ICBO Wives of delegates enjoyed a full ladies program and many joined their husbands in workshop sessions Chairman of the convention ad- visory committee was Las Vegas contractor M. J. DiBiase with Ruth DiBiase in charge of women's set- ivities # JERRY CARPENTER Dallas architect who will help update_Selec- update_Seleclion Data Charis visits with Charles Strawn managing director Texas Bureau and Texas Lathing and Plastoring Contractors Association 3 lle hat EY we: FE me reee na aerere FPeaane peeestl * a norneme En i. 208 oe Ee te er etm ane eie Nae Ramen ak NIRS EEREoe on WA a entre PRE enrrctiahitie 4 amen 4 RNOTsee 4 0D ek, fag ape cape fi Moan. Te EAL wey se Be wy heMle el toeaemt valeRO Yaanatioe 8 le Baye en SR eR PSar raeef meets SEke PY . bere i renee ie e ra en a es eng De mr Der ae Shoe ent . ae Nge e rRg! ae gi OR wy, eee PM ee J oe Success Is Learning About Your Business Delegates to the Las Vegas convention picked and chose among a number of educational programs each of which was repeated on successive days Contractors who missed a session the first time could catch it on the next round Registrants occasionally found certain presentations so interesting they at- tended more than once Success was the convention theme Specialists in different fields covered everything from how to make money in flooring to tax implications of the various types of corporate business structures Among the subjects Concrete Pumping - A highly profitable endeavor for many contractors who find it a natural tie with mechanical plaster application David Gaston of Thomsen Division Royal Industries and R. Richard Stone Merli Flastering pointed out advantages of equipped concrete placement rigs and explained operating procedures based on extensive field experience A relatively new field concrete pumping with called small line equipment has a number of Inherent advantages fast placement lower cost efficient operation even in tight and congested areas and easy access to remote forms These features account for the growing popularity of concrete pumps over the more familiar boist or buggy methods An application which holds great promise is place- ment of low stump mixtures where gunite would ordinarily be specified Production is at least double that of gunite there is only a fraction of the rebound waste rocks may be incorporated if desired and the concrete is stronger The system has been successfully employed for swimming pool construction lining drainage ditches etc. Taxes + Aggressive tax planning was urged by John Anderson Las Angeles attorney Staying well with in boundosf the law he explained there are many areas calling for individual judgment where an agressive policy can pare tax bills For example depreciable assets should be written off in the shortest possible time at accelerated rates In the case of real estate throw highest possible proportion of the pur- chase price into improvemet even supplies spelling out muun land valuation in the pu contract whenever practicable Anderson described a typica planned business structure Ti erating company is a corpt whose assets consist primar working capital It makes pay to two investment entitities owns buildings and real esial other machinery and equij Owners can legally double pe exemptions for their childr establishing irrevocable trus them income accruing via 1 partnerships in the company ing machinery and equipmen As for outside investment attorney suggested shopping ters as a good way to go H the investor can earn 20 W. R. GRACE - FRY REGLET STAR EXPANSION " HALLMARK " SOULE JUMI 4854IN MINANG De traded ek in public company which e accomplished without payin capital gains amental Plaster H This ses- as conducted by contractors Catani and Bill Wood along CharleFs. Clay publisher of & Ceilings A revival or alplastering will depend on nsideration being given both rt forms and new materials el concluded s ornate embellishments of a tion or two ago are no long- he top of the popularity list ith cast and run molds can zuteidn the most modern and porary forms As for mateontractors were reminded of Tene an exceedingly light and economical substance has been used to achieve ery unusual effects Casting istical plaster in a variety of has also proved an attractive f ornamental treatment lists agreed on the necessity ablishing performance stan- a ornamental work and makt data available to architects ilders It was also agreed national library of informa- lating to ornamental plaster be helpful to the industry Labor Problems Discussed Convention speakers and work- Vegas meeting shop sessions explored the many facets of labor relations during the Las Several inter- 'T. J. O'SULLIVAN Building Laborers International Union * a. a UnSioAnL MASO Lathers International 'THURMON RADFORD Building Laborers International Union national union representatives made addresses and thrown into the labor subjects some resolutions hopper concerned At the opening general session Terence O'Sullivan of the Laborers International Union decried federal and state construction cutbacks and called for use of government funds to train workers needed for the huge building task ahead Williams Sidell Carpenters International Union reminded contractors that his general president had Baruch FRIENDS Tommy Thomsen ob Baruch ion Steel ASTER TOOLS URRY TOOL.CO. TOOL.CO. TE FOR FREE CATALOG oon nnd A we 9b, Woteml kt AOE 4 an artis mangas pi OE Mee nt fs Set ea PR eae ie ee te esi . # THOMAS MURPHY Bricklayers Masons & Plasterers International Union informed all locals that they were to supply men to CPLIA members whenever requested The relationship has worked out very well he reported and a majority of association members have added carpenters to their payrolls Newark labor attorney Vincent Apruzzese pointed out that unions in the building trades are operating on a 75 million budget Apruzzese conducted brainstorming sessions on labor negotiation proceedures and how to overcome jurisdictional problems resulting from diversification Sal Muso general president of the MLIU Tom Murphy pr^'sident of BM & PIU and John Hauck treasurer of OP & CMTA spoke at the final general session the most part the same people are now sitting at the bargaining table They pledged continuing coopera- tion with the association and men- UNVEILING OF Success symbol theme of the convention was a highlight of the opening Luncheon meeting as outstanding contributors industry to industry were honored an tioned some of the major problems facing the industry Murphy touched on the prevalence of dissent throughout the yountry and asserted that standard residential areas should be rebuilt at government expense regardless of the cost involved Hauck stated that there are 3,500 fewer active plasterers than two years ago and estimated that a net increase of 30,000 additional journeymen will he required during the next 10 years Portland Ore contractor Carl Halvorson president of the Associated General Contractors of America believes that the construction industry is on a treadmill as far as labor relations are concerned For 6 W. SIDELL Brotherhood of Carpenters as 10 years ago he pointed out Then why is it he asked that 60 wage increases are now being demanded instead of the more modest former requests Halvorson believes unions have most to lose by the self destructive inflationary spiral which they are fostering In his opinion full em- @ JOHN J. HAUCK Operative P terers and Cement Masons Int national Association ployment has created inexora power in the hands of labor ( laws have been written to prol workers against unemployment said and are no longer valid in system based on productivity predicted that if changes aren't m aur economy will sink to the s sistence level common in Eur and many other countries aro the world Aggregate Sealers Two new si ers for exposed aggregates and of exterior plaster have recently introduced by Ceram Corp tion Both are said to be nonlowing provide excellent water sistance for maximum protect and to be economical CC 909 i Flat Seater while CC 585 provide high gloss surface The mater may be applied by spray brush roller and dry in from 10 to 30 utes For further information pri Cerum Corporation 6500 i ford Street Minneapolis Minnes 55428 e eet tee rm oe pe ee Oe Oe ' ! STAINLESS STEEL t i I Wire i 1 * i ! SPECIAL SECTIONS Inc. i i i ! : Tilotson Ave # t Bronx 69 i Tal Fairbanks 5-6666 S. DONALD VALENTI Many sole proprietors are in the ition of having no one in their Mallies or employ either capable Interested in or willing to oper- their businesses after their oD oe Atha Generally the business suc- evocably they have enjoyed is tied ir- evocably to their personalities and evocably will The proprietor's death leaves nothing to be continued and There as a result no alternative er to sell only assets hee aladin architectural firm also falls i this class Not only may the professional skill and experience be transferable but the legal need professional qualifications may preclude a family member from deping into the decedent's place may be advisable to liquidate business if the death of the pro- leaves the business without i prosperity Fadership Fadership capable of maintaining pe future the , needs Business following the death of the ol Me JOHN BUCHOLTZ fills in cur- be for local Bu Bureau program and National Bureau Governors fr It is evident that the friendly banker is less likely to extend credit to the business successor managers than he was to the proprietor with whose character and business dis- cernment he was familiar Finally sound Estate Planning demands that the planner measure the investment risk that would arise from the continued operation of the business A businesanan is willing to risk substantially all his assets in his business during his lifetime but should realize that after his death his family should not be subjected to any of this risk After all their need is for investments principal that promise sreurity of and regularity of income An investment in a small business seldom can make those promises The solution to this problem is retatively simple By maintaining a properly drawn will and an ade- quale amount of life insurance on the owner's life the estate can be liquidated in an orderly fashion CONTRACT FORMS Standard Contract Forms espacially adapted to latking and Plattering and for Exterior Plastering are avail- shle ^fin pads of 50 duplicate sets for 3.50 each Also available in largur quantity with same imprint Ask for Quotations Indicate which form is desired with your order Add Safes Tax in Washington State i Walls & Ceilings 215 W. Harrizon Seattle Washington 98119 A Rare Bargain When you consider you frequently pay nowadays 2 or more for a former 10c hamburger 1.50 for a 30c drink and so on Advertising in Walls & Ceilings is peanut cost particularly that now your Market Opportunity is enhanced many fold by Industry Diversification * Use Walls & Ceilings each month ces warty manorend etec tt dees re at caibenai n alae Se semie eeaadns Ret eee teae ol ie Sinron Sica, ten _ - + Mt somes 215 W. Harrison St. Seattle Washington 98119 206 284-7160 31 WITHIN THE CRAFT Jack Brown Dies Jack A. Brown 84. founder of Los Angeles Jack A. Brown & Sons died following a long ill- ness November 9 Brown who commemorated his golden anniversary in the plastering industry in 1949 was one of the known industry figures on the West Coast and visited his office daily almost to his death In business with him was his son Merl Chief past president of the California Lathing and Plastering Contractors Association His son Gordon who heads Seattle's Gordon Brown Inc. is a board member of the CPLIA His son William who was associated with both companies died earlier this year Starting in the days of lime mor- lar and wood Inth Jack Brown came to the U.S. from Manitoba where he started his apprenticeship in 1899 and took a leading role in the construction of prominent buildings first in the Pacific Northwest and later in the Los Angeles area To the and he maintained a lively interest in all aspects of the industry and was regarded for his fabulous memory of people and events during his long and productive career Jack Brown - we and the industry shall miss you but cherish your many contributions to progress and friendship Pe fa a * @ HARRY WALTER Kansas City CPLIA member heads important industry Task Force Committee on steel studs and lathing items during a busy twoday conference in Kansas City just prior to the Las Vegas CPLIA convention a New Center Director T. F. Buckley has been appointed Managing Director of Plastering Information Centre of Ontario PIC is # Research and Development center designed to keep the industry current with technological changes in construction Buckley was formerly Manager of Quality Control for Canadian Gypsum Company Limited He is a member of several committees such as Canadian Standards Asso- ciation Electric Heating Association and National Research Council This long experience in Plastering will be valuable in handling problems and in the PIC expansion pro- gram across Canada Caldwell Dealer Manager Leon D. Caldwell has been appointed new managing director of the California Building Material Dealers Association according to an announcement by Ralph B. McNall president Caldwell has extensive experience in the fields of accounting and office management He spent several years with an Orange County firm specializing in apartment house development Thus he's familiar with the building industry and problems Lewthwaite STANDARD LATHERS SET @ T. P. BUCKLEY PLASTER MIXERS PLASTER TOOLS H. E. ERICKSON CO INC Since 1904 195 Lowry Ave. NE Tel 781-6806 Minneapolis Minnesota 55418 * B Cutter @ Front Lever Banch Punch * Fisher Bender for cutting punching and bending furring channals designed These portable operated tools for the metal lathing field are rugged and do the work well Send for catalog sheets with complete information and prices More than 16 years of axperienck goes into every Lewthwaite -and it shows it Front Lever Banch Punch Illustrated T. H. LEWTHWAITE MACHINE CO 310 East 47th St. New York NY 10017 wat SATEAGTe Of hanws ry Wade 45 who reinains Chief Exscutive Officer joined the company in 1964 as Assistant to the President was named Vice President Finance in 1965 and President and Chief Executive Officerin 1966 Raper 42 a consultant with MeKinsey and Company Inc. prior to joining General Portland in 1967 as Vice President Marketing was elected a member of the Board of Directors in 1968 H. Clifford Mowery 88 retired Portsmouth Ohio plastering con- tractor died September 22 Williams .. FUMS 10rmerly on WIE Chemstop Corporation has joined Glenview Illinois based Coatings and Adhesives Corporation as gen- eral sales manager Among items he will handle will be the company's White Rec coatings according to George Molholm president Charles H. Chuck Soule has been named San Jose area sales represen- tative for Kaiser Gypsum Company Inc. it is announced by Galen M. Thomas district sales manager LEON CALDWELL ting members of the statewide ganization eneral Names Officers The election of L. James Wade Jr. Chairman of the Board and C. A. per as President General Portid Cement Company is announced lowing a meeting of the Board of rectors in Dallas The position of PLASTERERS ATTENTION LIMINATSEAVEALDLOWL AT LEA RR APNRS DOBLEMS WITH THE NEW PROTEN QUICK unifam Increaserelocating the old water barrelbarrel 4. a trip of a lever delivers accurate water for the Get PLASTERED Fast Use the new PAZE TAPER For veneer plaster apply stick tape 4 to 12 times faster with the PAZE TAPER The PAZE TAPER does flat seams corner angle seams cuts tape to length and no other tools or scaffolding are needed It PAZE to use the PAZE TAPER PAZE TOOLS Inc. 830 S.W - 7th Ave. Hallandale Fla 33009 Anis + ewe e Ne NE ne see STU [e o wee, - TR, Fe. SET: eae wngmet on: Jer aE one to ge We seming piynea aR eC tv wpe ES WROTE Preo-paremntd BP naneing av re) einige, rena wy e eeaed oa Te QO = mg NG Sm Be RNRl BRA i ef, ane hag ae dee ae Tire tae ee ataA metic 5 Harel eR ae te eda a 3 ie SMB WA tibet rieirgs etMle 8 de hapen Srna an es tre anate y an foe Gaewed? ae saaey, Sepa or Mi re te ot ee at ates Sep ects, comctlatn Fwy we Nec NA oan at i SUPERIOR | METAL TRIM Get neater appearance: more durability with Superior ventilation expansion screed Install in attic spaces ar- cades canopies corridors| around eaves foundations Made of galvanized steel . also available in zinc Special trim available For informa- tion and catalog contact Los Angeles Works 6900 East Elm Street Los Angeles Calif 90022. 213 723-0393 @ WILLIAM J. BOURKE Grace Names Bourke William J. Bourke has been ap- pointed District Manager for the Chicago District of Zonolite Oper- ations of W. R. Grace & Co's Con- struction Products Division according to an announcement by J. A. McEachern Central Regional Manager Bourke will direct sales of all Zonolite insulation materials fire- proofing and roof deck systems throughout the Chicago area Mitchell to Keene Post George B. Mitchell has been appointed Marketing Director of the Building Products Group of Keene Corporation according to an aunouncement by Daniel C. McCarthy Group Vice President Krene Corporation is a New York based manufacturing firm serving the building construction pollution and specialized industrial markets In his new position Mr. Mitchell will coordinate the marketing aetivities of the six Keene Divisions comprising the Building Product Group Lighting Sound Control Metal Construction Products In- sulation Insulation Contracting and Interior Systems PORTER ELECTRICAL DIVISION ee Maal Alle ly a i RE Pa ' t er Li Galvanized Tie and i I Hanger Wire s i f i i SPECIAL SECTIONS Inc. ' i) i] ' { ? Avenel New York i Marble Chips for Marblecret your big opportunity in lathing and plastering ! Marblecrete Exposed Aggregates - Depends upon a reliable source of supply These firms offer dependable chips in a wide range of colors and sizes CONTACT OFFICE NEAREST YOU Willingham Stona Div The Georgia Marble Compar 11 Pryar Street SW Atlanta Georg a30303 ColIonnsna & Company of Calc Canon City Colorado 81212 * Terrazzo & Stone Supply Company 645 N.W. 42nd Seattle Washington 98107 * 30Td 29 29 li! MOOWESTCO J 27 26 9 PUT i 23 23 2222 22 erie 21 il 2121 H2i 1A MALONEweve at S07 7 ig. 4 fii fl wre Straight en, i TF Te eR ane ror niscogeatpten Sbit Straighter Straightest Lathing contractors complain more about having to straighten exterior corners than anything except taxes With complaints about halted Never straightening are a cent or a minute drained off for straightening WHY Because Corner is the only exterior corner reinforcing which uses rigid 16 Iruss wires instead of lighter more flexible ga material Also Kwik- Corner is electrically welded every intersection no missed welds Two reasons why Lath's Corner makes such an exclusive claim to straisgtrhaitghnt setrsaigsht that saves installation time LATH CORPORATION Monrovia California 213 359-9361 LATH CORPORATION East Beltsville Maryland Maryland Maryland 301 474-1414 Maryland 474-1414 474-1414 474-1414 ask ... KWIK KWIK CORNER CORNER BER 1969 a teas e eca e a oes emi a. : net Se ayee fred,lm + + Re SR WR remniay SO, ope ER et ad , re Se ok HUIS COT,= cine ee. Mt sk ty an ; 3 e re e ee iow a Ser ee AVE 50 ipl bene AT LEAST lOela. onTlRY OF YOUR A esha CO CLEAN Sage SE ea le: oy ack oe a ow ob ape etes Adios rw-ain Spee eratts i MIDTT WIENERS ee pA oped? This attractive half stuccoSiar bered drive restaurant in 1 coming land Oregon was recently i We pleted by R. C. Thompson & F Inc. using exterior sand float f with Trinity white cement out and USG's Imperial veneer plast the inside Architect Sterling { general contractor Marvin Th ton A. McMillan & Company the material suppliers No more cleaning plaster off opi rant | Bostwick's GUARD is a casing buad with an attached apron of protective polyethylene film 12 wide Perforated along the nose of the bead the exposed portion can be easily removed after plastering Protects surrounding areas from plaster and acts as an insulator between dissimilar materials BEAT THE HIGH COST OF CLEAN ... with Bostwick's SPLASHGUARDI Working on the job were la Elmer Parks Jr. and Ted Teer The plastering crew included Kemp Ken Christensen and Pluse ARCHITECTS ARE entert by the Northwest Lath and Pl Bureau Inc. Promotional Fur the AIA's Pacific Northwest gional Conference at Salishan I on the Oregon Coast The Bi hosted the open evening's g gether party during the fou meeting Send me complete details on SPLASH Name Firm Street City State Zip q BostwickBostwick Bostwick " STEEL LATH COMPANY West Federal Street + Nitas Ohio 44445 ee og 2 we pe se were with Our Employees By JENKIN LLOYD JONES President Chamber of Commerce of the United States so wre rs ae g it an unfair labor practice for a pany to be utterly honest with uves about the company's abilo pay and to present its best to union representativeast the ming of negotiations e National Labor Relations It says it is It says this is e" meaning that it leaves no 1 to bargain and therefore is collective bargaining far as I can recall the NLRB sever worried about the totality union's exaggerated estimates uge profits and its presentaof irreducible demands But Jual role of the Labor Relations u s both an impartial judicial and an unofficial agency of the as has been a marvel for some I now e dispute arises over something d Boulwarism conceived by ucl R. Boulware who retired years ago after serving os vice dent in charge of labor relations General Electric his new book The Truth ! Boulwarism BNA Books lington D. Mr. Boulware ex- e upon his credo that trying o right voluntarily a sort of oriented Buchmanism is best solution for labor contro- ^' is Boulware's position that the asive position of many busi- 35 in trying to counter the unhabit of exaggerating the com- s ability to pay by minimizing company's ability to pay has used warkers between two nonibilitice gain table auctioning in which ompany knows the union will 1 down and the union knows company will come is a sys- of setting up two unreasonable extremes as base points and battling from there At GE as contract time nears the company floods its workers with factual data on the status of com- pany earnings and the wages and fringe benefits enjoyed by its workers compared to those in computabi~ jobs elsewhere Then the company sits down and listens to the union proposal Afterward the company comes up with its offer which is not supposed to have hidden beneath it any extras for minute concessi^neeringIn 1966 however a living madifier was eventually added GE is pleased with Boulwarism painting out that the last company- wide strike occurred in 1946 just before Houlware took over It is vigorously appealing in NLRB or- der to tease and desist Assuming Boulwarism is eventu- Ptr eueme tamer ae ot # JENKIN LLOYD JONES ally okayed in the coarta will it work in your business Or is bas- #aining so ingrained in the wage system of America that a take leave proposition is impractical in mest enses tions There are good ques- But a higher degree of leveling with employes as to the company's ability to pay may be very much in order For in a year of generally declining pro^-ts we are seeing in er, ce Perlite - is the leading plaster aggregate om te ek ew nt He OB Se ta at coe lame I i Cold Formed ' Channels i ' k i i SPECIAL SECTIONS Inc. 3 i i 4 ' } i a 2 | Pet Or fm we me ee ti Se eo oe tet np pe nee em ne ~ EMBER1969 frm oman we = ome Ch wae EPA ene tele So reinSegre =_ er FY tehgea os ee tAe Neme ancl age ne 1ST Oi cede eaten ee many cases the most dramatic escalation of wage demands Inflation which has been produced in large measure by labor productivity costs that have outrun provides the rationale of union negotiators for increasing wage demands to buck the rising cost of Ilving At the same time the government credit squeeze and higher taxes have begun to slow the flow of orders and to clip profits This has been done of course to fight inflation This therefore would be a mighty good year for a lot of company frankness Most employes when facts can be trusted and when they are spelled out so they can be understood are inclined to be reasonable But honesty can't be a sometime thing If companies are to tell the truth when things are tough they'd hetter be prepared to do so when things are better Maybe in the long run of labor relations that would be a great idea anyway John S. Ferraro has been appointed St. Petersburg area sales representative for Kaiser Company Inc. it is announced by J. V. Kelly district sales manager WHA magnesimuagnmesium Feather Edges Single edge or two way edge in tapered back Sizes 2 to 8 . . Straight light yet sturdy A real both tapared back . special sizes on tool for the pro and unrequest Write for Catalog See Your Dealer or Write WHA PRODUCTS 6014 N Keydlone Ave Chicagoill 60646 Continue Plaster College Park Homes in Seal Beach California will continue to feature lath and plaster construction says Jerry Degan vice president sales and marketing S has built more than 14,000 homes in Southern California with genuine lath and plaster in overy wall and ceiling and we don't intend to compromise with quality now says Degan Patburg Is Promoted B. C. Pat Patburg has be named product manager Constr tion Equipment Essick Manufact ing Company advision advision of Au matic Sprinkler Corporation America Patburg has been active for ma years in the development and p motion of plastering and conce placing equipment as well as pl ter and mortar mixers | Also other MODEI NOW AVAILABLE MODEL 110-6 COLT Hopper - 25 gal capacity 593 MODEL 104 MUSTANG 795 Hopper 30 gal capacity 3 Speed transmission disc clutch MODEL 106 STALLION 995 Hopper 35 gal capocity 3 Speed transmission disc clutch e MODEL 107-1 WILDCAT 2,245 150 gal mixer tank eh 3 Speed transmission disc clutch Split tank and 2 pumps optional MODEL 107-2 COUGAR 3,19 213 gal split tank 150 gal acoustic 65 gal textur~- Separate pump each tank SPECIFICATIONS A 70 Gal Mixer Tank with separate clutch . . . Compressor9 CFM @ 100 lbs , Engine H.P. Briggs and Stratton . . Transmission 3 Speed with disc clutch . 2L3 Stator Pump 2L4 optional Wheel mounted for pulling . .. Collapsible axle to go through 3.0 doors ... Material bypass valve optional 1,495.00 MODEL 107-1 IMPERIAL 4,49 440 gal split tank 265 gal acoustic gal textur Separate pump each tank Please send for free brochure GLOVER MANUFACTURING CO 15226 STAGG ST VAN NUYS CALIFORNIA 91405 ( Keep Natives Happy Championing the cause for onle rather than pre housing homas Murphy president of the ricklayers Masons and Plasters International Union strongly iastised the Government for its resent cost housing plans aring the Las Vegas convention Nobody wants to be a second- ass citizen declared person- le Tom Murphy and no one res to be recognized as poor The best way to continue proz- rity cool down unrest throughit the land and contribute to e continuation of the Amerin Way is to build good buildgs provide the best and pay it with local employment and portunity We forget the cost in Vietnam~- id in sending Man to the Moon why not do something for our ople at keesometp hing kieen pig ng them 193 prosperous and happy We n afford it as well as we can ford to take care of the rest the world Vermiculite Insulating of Mont- real Canada was host to the offi- cers and members of the 21st meet- ing of The Vermiculite Associa- tion Inc. William S. Steele remains SS chairman along with John M. Ried as managing director and Mrs. ,, R. Hemmerle as secretary The guest speakers included Norman T. Gilmour and David Ras of Palabora Mining Co. Ltd. of South Africa and Rio Tinto Management Service of South Africa respectively In discussing the world vermiculite market they felt the largest in- crease in sales will be in the United States The association welcomed new members and also initiated various research programs using South Afri can Vermiculite Byron Dalton Dies le Industries Expands ale Industries Detroit - based nufacturer of steel studs and a e range of lathing and drywail ssories is opening a new plant Ft Lauderdale Florida accordto sales manager Dan Alonao he new plant will be located at 11 North 58th Street and Al man will be manager ther plants are shortly planned rding to Altman od rce Lathing Formed erce Lathing Company has been ted by Robert A. Pierce to BUCL A. Lathing which will be ually phased out according to Cd, adquarters of the successor will be at 1377 North Rowell no California with branch oflien s Reno Nevada and Los se firm's volume this past year ^...rect and joint venture work ed nearly 20 million accordo Pierce Retna ee FOR SALE hine model Little Jigger sock thwestern excellent condition 200 thwestern Plastic Art Company W. Greenfield consinconsin Avemic Milwaukee 53214. Telephone 845-1077 Nee EMBER 1969 Byron William Dalton 72 founder and president of the Chicago Plastering Institute and president emeritus of Plasterers Local 5 Chicago died November 13 Culminating a long and colorful career Dalton was a member of the International Union for more than 55 years had led a long fight against shoddy construction and inferlor fire safeguards was the author of a book on Plastering and had headed the Institute from its inception where he maintained testing equipment and other facilities f^,r dramatic TV and other public presentations He also took a leading role in health welfare and pension pro- grams for members of his union and was active in work apprenticeship 39 } marblecrete cement plaster ee oysmag vg 4d PRODUCTPRO ODUCTO CORP e eS ass nmNT earwens ge agen ano tAteendhgtovagemne ie pith teaernes Miers ea. Ge te eie es atanies ta oh gscae, a SE es en apne. TO TR NNT ee a TAT lt i So nt ee cat Peatater oy re pe wt gc Tt OS ramet TT see FIRST WITH THE FINEST FINEST IN 5430 RANDOLPH RANDOLPH association membership Petrie makes cents anes. mne sia aia ny. re Rendr alk atts ReRibs Ag PRR ANOS Set oakt . Trade and professional association membership has a definite dollars and cents value to businessmen Collectively members of an industry or profession can accomplish more at less cost than any single member could accomplish by himself By gathering analyzing and disseminating Information about the entire trade or profession the CPLIA gives members insights into new developments ... . a united voice in matters affecting their business and more receptive markets in which to sell their goods and services Associations conduct expensive research that individual members have neither personnel facilities or budget to under- take- and the benefits go to the entire membership Consultants and field representatives are maintained by many associations including CPLIA to give expert advice to members routinely or on a special basis At low cost sponsored seminars workshops and conventions members receive lifetime opportunities to learn from flight specialists in their field These and other CPLIA services are designed specifically to help members save money operate more efficiently and provide better products and services at less cost POINTERS FOR PROGRESS through trade and professional associations CONTRACTING PLASTERERS AND LATHERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION 20 E. Street N.W. Washington D.C. 20001 THOMAS MCGLONE President Elect BILL REIMER Membership Chairman JOE M. BAKER JR Managing Directo . _ ' = bo with a, fastening Safe Sure Precise NO MOVING PARTS the fastener fires the cartridge and the resistance determines the pressure UTI the one powder actuated tool to make difficult jobs easy and safe Power you can USE from EXPANSION . EXPANSION BOLT CO 4BER 1969 Phone 717 PennsCyabllevaUNnEBiCaO 101 41 ' . tye a i swe rates - oela 9. e] ee arale gg Zewe not we 08 . Ta . p eme e weg ws = . . . my _ ia es EW beat HU,wet Re 122 Texas Bureau Fetes Architects Nearly 900 persons registered for the annual convention of the Texas Society of Architects in San Antonio and were given much attention by the Texas Bureau for Lathing and Plastering According to James Antill the Texas Bureau booth this year teatured free shoe shines for the guests table top displays of lathing and plastering systems with heavy emphasis on curtain walls 20 slides projected to an overhead way screen and attentive presence of Texas Bureau architectural con- sultants and industry leaders Much interest was shown in curtain wall and veneer plaster systems reports Antill and the Bureau's field representatives are expected to be busy for many weeks following up architects requests to visit them in their offices through- out Texas The ADVERTISERS The following are the advertisers appe ang in the National Edition of WAI AND CEILINGS This listing does not clude the many prominent firms adver mg in regular editions Eastern Canadi Central Pacific only Alabama Metals Industries Facing pat Bostwick Steel Lath Co. 200 Cota Industries Inc. 0 Curry Tool Co. * on H. E. Erickson Co. Inc. Pe Glover Mfg Co. ou... , Ryorson Construction Products Co. oo ee cn Lath Corporation _.. Kaiser Cement . wee sok nee owen Larson Products Corp. oo. H. Lewthwaite Machine Co. Marblecrete Exposed ARKTegates National Gypsum Co. .. . oo. Ohto Lime Company cee a Paze Touis Inc. ww... eee ae cteee Perlite institute Ine owe cee, a H. K. Porter Co. Inc. ... nee Se YOU SAVE with Simplex Ceillug Corp. 0... Special Sections Inc 6-20-3 Superior Scaffold Co. fae ee Thomsen Equipment Div Royal Industries Inc. ue Trinity White-General Portland Cement Co. . 1. 5. Expansion Bolt Co. oe U. Gypsum ween: Speed Mfg Co. 0 wk Walter E. Zenz vee ee vs Wheeling Corrugating Co. 0... : Wha Products 9000. pee er DIRECT IMPORTS Although WALLS & CEILINGS # Although publication Internation We deliver to your warehousoer job site *** Direct from Belgian mills CPL Recomarily imply agrees imply either publication that that the q disagrees with su FURRING All sizes and weights up to inches TIE WIRE straightened and cut GaInlv2an-5 izebdunsdolfetssaonfsaclaerdtoInGs and 18 Also ASWG in coils colla Galvanized Also in soft annealedannealed 3 Frompt delivery + Small orders welconted BAe cae tame vavertd scarce tartevrace Also American Made STAINLESS STEEL and MONEI WIRES ISOLATION HANGERS to Federal und State specifications Dependable Service Since 1946 L. D. PETERS & SONS INC IMPORTERS 1133 BROADWAY NEW YORK 10010 ' 212-255-8580 Our Apologies! We're sorry our information s cerning Ben Martinez vice dent of the OP & CMIA appest in the November issue was in rect Ben Martinez is still vice p,, ident of the union represent Shophands and a member of General Executive Board i O'Shea has been appointed an ternational Representative not succeed Martinez but to sup ment his activities Since he i Plasterer he could not in fact appointed or elected as a Shoph President Thanks to gen treasurer John J. Ha waretarwel own st 38 . gine < Sickert reaniesnin ge paved ree pap we Lony ae AN age. abe Te 5 e wr Have your U.S.G. salesman reserve copies for you now Or write us at 101 S. Wacker Dr. Dept. 912 Chicago Ill 60606 If you want to stay on top of all the new developments in lathing and plastering this latest revised and updated edition of theRED BOOK is a must for you It's been regarded as the industry's authoritative guidebook for years The invaluable reference for contractors journeymen and apprentices This year's edition gives you 260 pages of detailed information UNITEDUNITED STATES GYPSUM 43 + A revolutionary new development by Ryerson greatly increases the wind load capacity of exterior walls built with steel studs and cement plas-twe itr h- out significant added cost It makes such construction more appealing to the archiand greatly increases opportunitto i see cus re more business The only difference from conventional construction is the use of the new CompRated Screw patent pend ing to attach the metal lath to the studs The heads of these screws embed in the cement plaster thus pro- viding positive attachment of the membrane to the studs The membrane and studs then work together composite action to resist wind loads affording higher wind load values than conventional construction in which the studs have to carry the whole load The Ryerson Composite Exterior Wall will re- sist greater wind loads than a conventional wall of the same height It may be built to a greater height and still meet the specified wind load requirement And the recommended assembly offers a bonus hr fire rating on both interior and exterior surfaces We're advertising and promoting this new idea to architects to help get this system specified help bring more profitable busi- ness your way Be familiar with it Consult your sales representative or write for your copy of Milcor Steel Stud catalog No. 205 Ryerson Construction Products Company Dept. L 4063 W Burnham St. Milwaukee Wis 53201 New composite action exterior wall means new profitprofit opportunities for you Ff ww ff a oSfe et Rated Screw patent pending When driven into the stud to attach metal lath the screw head projects into the = camant plast^,r - forming a structural composite of the drilling tapping screw is inch long 9 shank