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I /f* Tr/i-2 St* Loula Sale* August 13, 1957 General Sales Mr. C. Kopee 8/7/57 ACOUSTICAL PLASTER FOR HACHINB APPLICATION C, 3. Abbey - eve GP-38S CCi Mr* M* C. Hoven - Ardmore RBi Job M-17 School Mr* C* 6* Shuttleworth - Paoll Lab**--- 0* Robertson Plastering Co* Mr. H, D, Ohm - St* Louis Mr* 0* L, Fuhri - St* Louis 3/R Hr* T. J, Dalton - St* Louis S/R Thanks for your information relative to the selling pries of Acoustical Plaster* Just to be sure I understand you, the $2*85 par Sack means 9142*50 per ton* You say this la in 40 lb* bags in mixed cars or less than truokload shipments* If they ship this Aeoustleal Plaster In a mixed oar with other gypsum products from their gypsum mills, la it still 9142*50 per tonT Ve have never been too sure* from the literature angle* but felt that u.s.a. only had one material in Audieote (that is, they did not have a Natural White and a Super '"hits) but that National had two materials* I would be interested in knowing whether, in the field, you have a bag of Audieote indicating two different materials, one more white than the other* I would also like bcbm confirmation on the Cold Bond* I take it from your memorandum that the prloe you've shown is the manufacturers pries to the dealer* What do you find the dealer charges the plasterer for the materials shown in your memorandum at $2,8$ per saek Natural WhiteT RECEIVED PAOLt, PENNSYLVANIA A'j'3 I 6 1357 CERTAIN-TEEO PRODUCTS CORPORATION SGP 0018680 L