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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK, APRIL 19, 1966 - Harry C. Wildner, 72, a retired vice president and director of National Lead Company, died at Nassau Hospital, Mineola, New York on April 18. Mr. Wildner began his career with National Lead Company in 1921 as a member of the auditing staff at New York. He was named assistant comptroller in 1939, and comptroller in 1946. Mr. Wildner was elected a vice president and a director of the company and appointed to the executive committee in 1948. He retired as vice president in 1958 but continued to serve as a director of the company until February of 1966. Bom in Brooklyn in l893> Mi"* Wildner was educated at Cooper Union and Pace College. At the time of his death he was a resident of Garden City, Long Island. He was a member of the Rockville Country Club, Union League Club, New York, Wall Street Club, and the Metropolitan Club of Washington, D. C. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Euretta Bamble Wildner, a daughter, Mrs. Theodore Wentz, a brother, Edgar F. Wildner, and three grandsons, Theodore Jr., Timothy, and Christopher Wentz. Release sent to: American Metal Market, N.Y. Herald-Tribune, N.Y. JournalAmerican, N.Y. Times, Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter, American Paint Journal (St. Loui Lil. Star-Journal, L.I. Press, Newsday, Queens Evening News, L.I. Advocate, Brooklyn Daily, to Miss Cannella & also to Messrs. Drewes, Owens, Dewey, Sargent, Waite, & Johnston. OOOO-NLI-O00024688