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r ':? -- ." I~V -- ' _ ^ LIA09587 - TwmW- wF W LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION :ti,n.T. w ' . ; jF Ik* WS1 r -' ? ' ' - r ' - 'V of tbo Mmllle load Prodaota Divitlnnt t* wo attaching X. propoM Deport of tba ttctalllo load Prodacta Divide* for JUH17 1 to lopwl 31* 1S51 (paf* 1 - !>)# 2. swaarp of Prop*** Bapoit (p*c* $ - 6), J. piaanelal StaUwot tor tba Diriaioa oovorloc aetoal ojycortltaraa froa Jar.aary 1 to iepat Jl, W51 and artianvod aipaodltora* tor pear 1951 (pop ?), b, j k mb mM Projroa for tba Dlvlaio* for 15*52 (pac* - 9), an* 5, Rocoaearxiad Bodgat for tba BivUioo for 1952 (PH* 9). All of this mValid, will ba tba rafc.J*ct of eoculdaration at tba eating of tba A<tvi*orr Coasittoa of tba ifataUlo Load prodacta Civilian, to b bald at 10130 A Jl., 00 Tbaradap, Japtaobar 37, 1951, la tba offloa of tba Aaaodatloo, faiy tnljr joun. 0 N 2959 { K LIA09588 \ LEAD INPUSTHIES KSW TOOK 1T.M.V. MKMLUO l' '.,41 -'-4 j E*?S*T . ^rn^mnsmmLMrnm }pr^j.2: ;', ':. -*- *.iv. * * \ -* - < -V Jcanary 1 to fsaas* 31, >9Si v;.,^ / .5 ' 1 1 j i j i. U The mi of this Krlffittj bes domed prlsgrfly I tfca gssasftlaa of the tsae of load products in tea plnitlnc *** efer works end eiadoal construction fields, uith ae&a aUcitina also being firea to colder cad to the bc o of lead products la ere&tsctoro* The principal lofed pro> diets involved era pips, fittings, shoot, calking locd end, to s lessor extent, eolder, ill told, tho products receiving attention la tho ^>rk of this Division minted to scat 125,000 tons In 1950, or better than 10 percent of tho total load eonstsoed In tho Doited States* Ths wrk Is largely fondsrontal In that It la net directed at imroselng sales iawdletoljr bat deals with leslsletioe and education which result la aaintsined or enlarged wsrkete In ths longer future* 4- ' narrow mo t it t x raa magyrioa risld Work - Tho basis of oar work In plusfeln- and eater works promotion alv i*s boon field work, and continues to ba so* During 1750 wo have had two oxperloncod plusbcrs and foraor plcsbin* Inspectors In tho flaid visiting piuntKis, piuabitv: and water works officials, city officials sod plashing in*truetors all ovar the United States* Tbtir work lovclvos, (1) attention to pluablnc ordinance* to sea that load la specified wberevar possible, and to see that It la properly specified, (2) to encourage plusher* to ass lend in their pluabtng lnelrlletieo* whether required by code or not, and (J) to encourage the proper training of pluablng apprentices la loud work* Those objectives era acooapllshed by Individual visits and by ad* dresses before sooting* of organised pluaoar* wherorvor possible* To date this year approximately id cities have boon visited, **ny of thow three or four tines* Our reprseentstlve* also attended 29 state con ventions of j&nubor* and dellvsrsd addressee before twwy of then* kith the cooperation of our nonbars In supplying Baterials to plunbor >s dosses st low sort setae 1,70 apprentice clavsws are row teaching lead work throughout tho country* It Is only through the provision of en adequate ri-iu-er of arcW.ic, ado to handle lo*1 t Vt w* on hope to have the use of lead ospanded, or oven oalntalasd at lt present levsl. r lJ tf -! N 2959.01 LI A09589 eftssfewref grei" m* littl* ic*b*$t?* rch2i/sSs4 #? tffiO# *j mk # as tiniSuta to k 5-C`'v - asst? *sft M*ss*swsa iwwnfeisr^ sl fltsSs&sr: few fstm& i p ? v-^ * .V,.- .' - to os? fi<wi wrd& &l asSfiTii? .V Jf gV8 t;\t."s5 : .-. rSr* it xa&sM fSL*s?8 of ra ?S xc&v# fwa?- * p~;'- ?. -- --: - ' 3 ossrr t&asft il is isjsscsifclo t? rs>sia.^r/*ssfe!2^* Si I;?'! fe*r* .rr> ;: ' ' r " mticssag f&aei*ra to t# esi? citsaMaa asetor?,^-. ci-i'-cs >:;. f&a* Ifia* eoftas tint sa^ it psasSS;,* f? es to 4b to fisks ires* eft tho %is cad pUo it aaa & tea as#'* fits*. *: - , g*.ts Per 3st draft tto* to ft raaftwr ef years tea terwia^.n? ?* - < ' , - eu-iteiSS ct tfto assgSl fteoees&Saa of tko ItUaBi. AsstS* eS fessts? I&ta&se, hold la Chicago la Esy. & aaftShtt *.s* wall sr*. fri'-v-S ss$ Its - east Us.pt lav tgr adopting an exhibit oosd et earths? caGSteiiisa & year i&Utfi r In cooperation with the Bod Lead sad '.hito fesd Ddrirlw.* of the Association, this drielca participated in a rersiicj e&lhlt ahoslag the nee ? lead in beildlng eoartrestlca which crpaired at tha eosmtjyi I leading wrchltoetarel schoole for two weeks at each cX the following, Onliatfrfa Ifcrracuee ti Tale Boaseeleer . Cornell Pratt Prlnoeton In edition after the college ten it appeared at the Architectural league in Be* fork for to weak** The exhibit will appear eiaHarly aft tha following college# daring the fall and winter tersei Cincinnati itiftwl niincia Ohio State Metro Daae Boatarn Reserve Carnegie Toeh It 1* too early to evaluate the norite of this typo of exhibit hat we believe that it can do concidurable good la odacattng the young architect la the specification of ear aeterial for uodara construction* A ettrrojr is boing eonductod by we anong tha heads of tho architectural schools la* wired to daUrcdao the a#rite of this exhibit. goad jn >kdsrw, Plus^ir-f* - The original 15,000-oejy printing of this tickit t, Wien was ira&I late In 1550, woe quickly exhsasted and an additional printing of 10,COO was noecasoy early in 1?$1 Tho eocond printing is now olaest ec'-r^ted and it is likely that a now p.-inUnj will seen be neeeaaory* The b^culat has reodfed aa catcallout rcioptioa and 5, TOO have been purchased at cost by cor Mebore for thair own listrlbwtlea. ! ft- t & .r =r " { LIA09590 ) I I 0 Efforts to psmsots ties m eg lead in tbs oca^tnwttca of chmdsal s^oSpsast tors boon devs&od lorsi? to osiwHloaal articles end talks, l/sesg tfcess ssro cspirs ef fgr for *CteRis*X t&icik e?ss4 4atia% tte s.sr in fsr.*,*. r .*.'# *eMWto fores iwUsv* la ssten-lTS articla txi$ls, c't . . '--As &?ssd tbs Cs* sf aad . . _ GaesidM.'tJrS* was FJ^jKr-rl c-ni r.r,. ..." : -aerials and SSriteSda.* B*- pfisAs ef ell of tfcsse crticC : :* > cte-i-t*! c e w circulated to tte Bssfesrsfeip sad to a list of gfcss-v. v. c:-'`.testes shndcsl ooa- , - ctracUea CMSspasies end load bsite.^ c&&scBtars, Tte Association Is atrrra'is^ grtsstrisg esar ostian for Chmical tegtegarter,* u&ich is esgtsv-ed to cr^air ibis ye&r, ca tte perfoaenos . cf Iced til Gcsicn ecrroetee cbcslc&Is, A ear book was published by tte Msror BUI Publishing Co., entitled, ^torUis of Coestrecticc for Cke&ical Process Industrie*.* This book gave fevoretla tro&tasnt to laed, e.uch ears so than aost bodes ca slallar Ejects. The load c&Urlsl was largely taken frca dsts supplied hr o* to "cteaLcal Enuiaoerifig,* s ticOrsa gill pcbli.esties, fran tins to kite. A tseo-iwt lecture ss delivered before about 100 graduate rtadente si tte Kewtrtc College of Engineering on tte subject of *lssd ss sn Engineering Material.* Mi css tte second consecutive jeer ttet tte Association ni ssked to deliver such lecture. About IS ctessLoal asaafacturing coapenles sere visited. On eeverel of these visit*, lnforwtl talks sers glvsn before tte plant engineers sad purchasing persons!. A amber of tte staff was elected vioe chslnesa of tte -ftes yorit Section of tte gatioosl Assodstlon of corrosion Engineers, and su sleo put In chars* f tte preparation of progress for tte nestings of ttet Section. This is tte largest section of tte K.A.C.E, In the country sod tte ecntacte thus developed are proving Invaluable la tte promotion of leed aa a corrosion resistant aterial* sous A neuter of tte staff was asked to serve on tte Soldering and Erasing Comittea of tte Anerlcan gelding Society, This Society is pre paring a Kanoal on firaslng and Soldering, tte soft soldering part of tfilch has been assigned to oar staff eecber for preparation, Tte chain an of tte Metallic lead Products Division tea appointed representatives of four oenier solder aanufactaring ccnpenie* to sene on a auboconltt*# with our staff wester to prepare oar section for tte Manual, work on which tea already teen started. It will Inclode solder sad soldering nethods for AltndnuD Copper end Its Alloys ferrous Metals* Carton and to* Alloy Iron Stainless Steel Boat testevlng Alloys Usd and Its Alloys Magnesias Michel and Its Alloys Precious Metals f ; * r : -V-~ tsisswat late last year asi early tide year ths Association supplied (beat lstd far ftll tS- fi*shfns ea tba rr"Cil fessss being coostroetad by Sea*# Ei-crt* 'viia uid<ti t&ll fc widely p*~.lieio*4 in tlt as^isiae and Ister k? &nc, Os land fc&3 r o t beast irstallad to ear Massing* end apaci- li.f :-iasa fcj.4 va'fsjjf ear ec*^issia# ted tie arpbitoet baa egreeeed . v. fsobt s*ttset^ *** tfe rtetAtOw ` ' : -w - - : 'r- ' 'y ' V Jf AltSsjb t&&a Aeseedetlea Eajswlaa ia not paid for oitef tin tadi . pf tlj Bitleiee, Betrarthslsso a nasfcer of article# on lead pltsatdag and chrifkl installation were prepared during tha year and published In 'lesd* wale# tea a circulstioa of over JO,000 aan and potential user*, ..| gsctardroia Thera bag boon the usual large wolune of eorrespoodsnea and talapboes calls gating for tachnieal aaglatanoa la tba usa of load products, which sealatanoa baa been (Iras. The staff has baaa ectira la all of tba loading technical aoolatlaa dasling with Betels, through Metallic lead Products Bulletins tba Dlwlsion has baaa kej* laforoed of pert.Inert derlepaonts such as Atonic rrurgy CoeatLssloa raquimaenta. itoalrtr* hart also been supplied tilth a aeries of Housing Bulletins, listing public and military bousing projects as they ere lsetsad frota Washington, 1 staff washer addressed the faculty and students of the Metal lurgical Departaent of Tle Unirerslty oo the subject of 'Recent Derelop- nants la teed Metallurgy,' A 4 % V LIA09592 1 I j i rsp&ssa m$3&! isx c? s_ (1) 7*0 practical field ass hrv* prorated W specification of lead la plaafriag edaa aed 1U us* la plaiting cr4 ester worta eyeMaxa . br persons! ocila on pteissre, city offici&U, water wor^a ccsies-sre aad by addressing Matings of pluabere* sr^adsitlcaj. (2) They hsv* else presstod tha prcpar iastrsatica ia load work of pinker** eppraatless la alasesa throughout tfas cosstry, (3) Fischer** Porua,0 an eigbt-psg* aa^slaa presstlag ttaa w of lead la f&EbIsg, la sailed to 26,000 paopla la tha plashing industry four Ub h a poor, (It) Ttaa Association had aa exhibit an pirobing at the aaawal cooeaotlon of tbs Rational Association of K&ster Flashers, (5) In cooperotloa with the Bad lead aad Shite Lead Division,, this Division epansored a traveling exhibit oa lead la boUdln* construction esMog 15 leading architectoral college*, (6) The booklet, "Lead ia Modern Fliasbiag* iu reprinted, bringing the total circulation to nearly 25,000, (7) four article* oa the perforaanoe of lead in contact with certain oorroslva chesicela were prepared end publiebed In the Corrosion ferae Section of *ChenAcel Engineering.* (8) A ooeprehsnslve article oa *Rew Develofasats Expend the Oee of Lead Construction* aa prepared end printed ia "Materials aad Methods,* (9) Reprint* of the foregoing article, were circulated to aeabera, to cheaicel engineering college,, cheat cal construction coepsnies and lead burning contractor,, (10) A section on the preference of lead ia contact ia the ell coawon corrosive chenlcsls ie being prepared for publication thl* year la *Chealoal Engineerirg* and reprint* will be obtained for circulation, (11) A r>ew book )toterial* of Construction for Cheaicel Froceaa Induatrlee* v&j published by RoOrew Kill Publishing Co, end gave favorable treateent to load baeed oa data supplied by us to Cbealoal Inginssrlag* ia the past, (12) A lecture on `Lead as an Engines rlrg Material* w m delivered to 100 graduate students at the Revert Collage of Engineering, (13) A staff amber was appointed to the 2rating and Soldering Csanitise of the ieerican Yslding Society to prepare the soft soldering section for a Manual oa Brating eod Soldering, Representatives of four solder manufacturing aeaber* sere appointed to a special ceselttee to vork with hla ia the preparation of this section. ! < l j ."V i i ( t . \ t l l L' ! * LIA09593 6m (lb) z*gtll*Ucn of load flat!tine oa tba *dol ham eoastriistd by *Bou* EosetlfuX* vu cos~lxi*&, foUcalag our drtelnga sad apociftcatloaa and uaoar ottr Buyarrieicn, (1$) A m&o&r of artielse on lad pta&lag tad load cbssdcal laetalUetlcas wars prejssrsd tad pstUrtol la tba Aesodstioa's watartna, laad.* (l) Eeweiss itellstias, listlag pahlia acd ailltaxy teadag pio- joets as afflsocassd frsa ^osM&ctoc, wra circJsUd to asa&ars, la duties to ether tattsiies eetftaiwtog yartissssS lafonstloa tor tbs Bstallie iMd Pzetiuots Ei'rldoa. (17) ffc faoulty sad stedssta of tba ItstillttrjicAl ttepartmat of OslverBitgr **ra addraaasd on *B*ost la la&d Metallurgy (18) A largo tmbor of lnqctriaa for utUtinM la tbs aas of 1m4 nn bandied by eorrscpaadaaoa, t*lep6oe and ptnootl coeUct. (1?) Liaison with *11 tba principal Uotaloal aodstloa dealing with aatala w aaiataiaad by tba staff. LIA09594 ... ) j pi^piwgflpsf|i-ipij|i^ wm m . . I - .< i< 7 ' KHuoo uus mccocaczyisEai Kernelal StcUosnfc lgaazg 1 ta il&ml 31. 1951 . wagatMB^ lUtt-gwr Basa&tarss SsRSsarted EsSJSRsiLtfjTs tflcriW ", ,,.. fecial Security Ten* travel ttgwnss Bailis? rma Associettoo Dm CnWrtalnBMit and Luoeceons 16tln^a Cooesatloa cad RxhiMts Tslsptewie cad Telegraph Illustr.Uoca Office SoppliM Printin* Boole* end Subscriptions Kscsllsnscus ;'" *9,883.39 219 .13 TtO&T^i 1.158.62 Itli.SO 112.>6 906A) 1,16001 106.99 25*1.91 77.16 1006.62 1*8.09 ____ 31t2 Total Expenditures 0.1*5600 Ralsaes, Jentuny 1, 1951 Receipts front Subscription* (J Quarter*) Lssei Oitetandlnj Subs. 30,185.91 202.75 Urn Expenditures Advances Cash Balsnos, Sept. 1, lp$l 23,1*56,50 -JBStg 6032.90 CU5& 11,050. 750. J.ooo. 300. 700. 1,500. 1.500. 200. boo. 150. 3.500. 100. --S22t 139,835. 30.18JO6 36,516.06 2 12,309.56 38,035. _!& Eli* Jlft* 1| 1952 6,332.90 Uo,500.00 (4,832.90 2eji*h 8,Ct*7.90 -<**. iw .^, f I- i w m'imI H i r n '<. LIA09595 -8-- " 'mxmms p t o h s FQ319& fha follecins aetleitioa are reeosaB&ded for U year 195*1 1, Caoftiira# tbs. plsaHsg field worts <m oodea, agprestiee tlnw| etc,, with U jsrcacert too field ess* Z* Cct-ir.* the eie^ of etassLs&l coftneUeR lotallitiw with *r* tho jyessst coo &e&, j-art tissa. 3 Csatinas fcSUsUse to eschars infoodag than of bcwsdag ps3oto# eSta^ggl. ocss.'tFKottsa isfc&^&Ua cad gsasrsl date rslsting to Mtsllle , '2sad prc&astc* it. irjeugsrsie a nor Mtto of printed tocfcsiosl fesUstiaa os the m of lad for che&ical eoastrostico with esrlcua ebadcela and in V83l eas iadse-trice for oeUni3, ocsstreetica toapandoa and oorrod cs^orte* these bulletins to bo paasfced for looee-laa? binding la engineer** headboots* 5. Continue publication of pia&ere fens* four tinea a peer itfrt Pm. 6. trfclbit at the enamel ccoroctloc of tba Rstlccal Aeeodatlon of Heater Pluwfcera, 7. Continue eaoWLttee work oa tba Soft Soderlng Section of tba H-g*i oa Braaing and Soldering for tba laarloaa Welding Society. 8. Study the perforwence and poaaitilitlas of thin vailed lead alloy water eervloe tubing at produced and ueed in Canada in recent yeare. Tba foregoing actlvitlaa can be cendue ted for about $1*2,000, or $2,000 acre than tba budget for tba current year, tba increaae Marly reflecting higher corte generally. In addition, o o m or all of the following actlritie* aay be warranted, but require further ttudyt 1, The Jtaticnal iaaociatloo of Huter pltnbert hae euggeeted that we finance a National lead Working Cortart for plisber*e apprentice! in the apprentloa training ecboola throughout the country which would be apenesred *nd conducted by the R.I.X.P., end the winner awarded firrt prlte at the annual connection of tba RjlJI.P. The coat of thir Conteat to we la currently eetinated at about $1,000. 2, It la roeotaeended that the tray*ling exhibit oa architectural lead work in the architectural collage* which we bad thie year be left dormant in 1952. It 1* felt that thie exhibit in alternate peer* ie eufflcient aince aoet rtudeote are in oolbege for acraral year* and 11 i $y i;y .ie.n!j' LIA09596 -9- f i xz*i3A pee ifea exhibit at le-trl totes If it visited each oollc.71 * ftiw teraete j h m, Rmiif| a ris-At? tr.-vsV-sg es&ibit fbr oh?4.s&l ere* eahocls ift erar t'-'- ' t&t ??>.$ i-5 tr.-rswcr* f Wes !?.*. *al it BW K- ' *? 6 ft** r '. ,,* fed' Eg U BS9, Essif . atsr Eswsaaftdrtics,; fv v*.: rA"^.- :. v.-_ . & fcrois? t> !; ftvslsaUi S-Va aelto efe; .CX, '/v fee- fij&ilriS- 5?&* flftSl * I tto ohcdcal aejSsaesi^-. L`.- j&is tv^ ta fcr.*0.' ' . ' J* fS* Mat At ft toe^SBfcft 5&li * is tto pficpe.r*biea of .1iV_.j s ',3 " uii ' ' rjsx x Wsa *$&&> * >' ff Jclat elf^! ut iswi e*s& Ci-i* ia te. _ . ;- c ISO Oalieea -! leer fxrs% eS sfe3 & end it t:<=i tr ehsm ndi to 5gftwsfesay ^0 !* essM to ct a*r :' ^-Xr es&sh ee*A toft oovia la *&m& end oolor eeS f.'i tssid k? c 7-'- r:.-t es^iassICth oca* ing fres tto fes&t A. ft 8. slso. feiios aifcisj esy daXidto roocsoceadstica 9 east to ete? farther tJa aescs of eiresisilgs W fUft HVd boar B8C7 Mtoolft sad aypi'jhiisoe Will G it ead S3 it. A, ftore la great Btod la tfes plesfein* ir^fastry for ft practical tost took oa joist wisinc sod loti wos%, All of tto acts riel hu ep(otrtd in ft series of erticloe pitlistod throu^hest the ysira la Plu*rai Porcsu* It vould prousblp to wiso k tolft lisa for tto Aftsoelatioa to csttor ftU tto notorial tesottor la cm book, fhlft noold protoUjr coot fttoot (2(000 tot bo doubt it caa to aold at priot which Q wool! iwoovftr at laaet a (ood part of tto ooot, , ' i h leecas^gD coasT poa I9$i t Based on tto forofdac, wo reooerseod a budget of 1*2,000 for tto poor 19jZ to carrp on tto basic and osooatlal activities of this Divi sion, nost of which were eoadoctod lset year sad for several years la tto past. In addition, we reocssaend that another 8,000 to appropriated, to to weed for any of tto last four projoota co which, at this tiae, we are not prepared to aahe definite recomeadatlo&e aa to their advleabillty, this extra appropriation to to spent on any of these projecte only after approval of ttoAdvisory Coasittee oftto Division, ^ Therefore, we are recooModlng a total budget of 50,000 for 1952, all to to aabeorlbed, 1*2,000 to to spent in support of the regular activities of this Division and 3,000 to to reserved for new projects and spent in ehclft or in part only with tto approval of tto Advisory Coaaittee of tto Division* t .| !| i > ) | I I& ; w<wt(ia^vj ' I'u^etan \ i { %