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NPCA/RI018837 NPCA/RI 018838 ear- Summary of PROCEEDINGS o} the i935 AND 1936 CONVENTIONS (46th and 49th Meetingt of the Organised Indmtry) National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. . Organized November t, 1933 _ . - Incorporated December 1, 1933 _ -, y" v ~ - / ' . ^'.^SBPBBSBDDtOt, L_;'. ; _ ;. ~i ' The National PBbC'Oilmi Varnish Seiociitiop T.' (Organised September ll. 1888)_ The Faint Manufacturers'' Ajsodatioti of tbe U. S. " (Organized May 8.1899) ... ' __ The National Varnish Manufacturers' Association - ' ' (Organized November 9, 1903) ` The American Paint and Varnish Mfn.*' Aaaoadtion ; ,, . ..... t(Organized October ljU..1929)-.. National Association of Paint Jobber* - (Organized March 19, 1914) . National Aasociation of Paint Diatribetors, Inc. (Organized January 24. 1923) National Wholeeale Paint Association, Inc. (Organized October 31. 1933) ' 48th Meeting MAYFLOWER HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C. Octobe r 30>31-Novemb. er 1, 1933. ,I' . v . . . . . as 49l/t Meeting - .y'- (Formally convened at ssaocistlofr Headquarters in- Washington. D. C,, " November 4, 1930) - : f ld :\Bnrinree and Entertainment; Hicir*T**djoqrncd.t andhehtat . t Vr ^ jjWmt OTHER gUNDAMKNTAI^ASSOCIAIIONAI. INFORMATION^____ *' ?>> m> : - -M >s. *.*> .- *- NPCA/RI018839 Index Page "A Feeble Voice in the Wilderness"............... 4 Annual Message of President..................................................................... 44 Anti-Bribery Agreement.............................................................................. 29 Award by American Trade Association Executives................................. 3 By-Laws ........................................................................................................ 11 Business Program, 1935 Convention...................... 32 Business Program, 1936 Convention........................................................... 42 Certificate of Incorporation........................................................................ 9 Code of Ethics............................................................................................... 25 Committees, 1936 (last year)...................................................................... 35 Committees. 1937 ........................................................................................... 60 Committee Chairmen, 1937, Portraits...................................:.................. 58 I Definitions ..................................................................................................... 30 j Executive Committee, 1937........................................................................... 54 l History ......................................................................................................... 6 Lest We Forget!................... '...................................................................... 31 Local Associations......................................................................................... 93 Manufacturing and Wholesale Members......... ^................................... 67 Non-Exchange Agreement.................................. TM................................... 28 Officers, 1936 (last year)............................................................................ 34 Officers. 1937 ................................................................................................. 51 Officers and Executive Committee, Portraits............................................ 55 "Open Door"................................................................................................ 5 l Portrait of President Ernest T. Trigg,presented to Association............. 52 I Regional Zone Vice Presidents, Portraits................................................. 57 j Wholesale Division Vice President.............................................................. 57 | Your National Association was Responsible for Establishment of U. S. * ' Department of Commerce..................................................................... 7 Your President............................................................................................. 53 Your Washington Staff--Folded Insert 2 NPCA/RI 018840 IN THE SERVICE OF THE PUBLIC , AND THE PAINT, "ARNISH AND LACQUER j INDUSTRY t The Bronze Medallion, the work of a distinguished * artist pictured above, represents the official inj signia of honor presented each year by a jury of Award of the American Trade Association Exeen( tires, the Chairman being the Honorable SecreI tary of Commerce. Recognition is thus bestowed on the trade association | which is adjadged to have rendered the moat valu| able service to its members, to industry at large " and to the public. 3 NPCA/RI 018841 "A Feeble Voice in the 'Wilderness" (iHERE has never been a time in Tithe history of this country when there was such a necessity for good or ganization as today. During the last four years people have realized more than ever before that in order to have a voice in the affairs of your State or Hon. Wright Patman in the affairs of your Federal Govern ment, it is necessary that you have your voice join in with hundreds and thousands of others, in order that your voice may be heard. Just one voice is like a feeble voice in the wilderness. It is not heard. No one pays any attention to you, but if you want to have a voice in the affairs of this great Government of ours, it is^ecessary that you be come a member of some association oi~organization that can speak for you, and in that way your voice will be heard and your voice will be respected."--Honorable Wright Patman, in-an ad dress to the 1936 Convention of the National Paint. Varnish & Lacquer Association, lnc,, in Chicago. -i NPCA/RI 018842 `THE OPE\ DOOR" IN this Association, "The Open * Door" (which incidentally is the name of the official monthly bulle tin of our organization) when ap plied to the headquarters offices in Washington, means just what it says. It is a cordial and urgent invitation to our members to make your Association's national head quarters in Washington "Your Washington Office," and to call upon your President and your headquarters staff to help you to solve those many important prob lems which arise in every business organization, and in which a prop erly organized trade association can be of valuable assistance. We are living in a time in which business conditions and bus iness problems are vastly different and more perplexing than they were only a few years ago. Governmental supervision and regulation of business have made amazing strides. Complexities are increasing rapidly and will continue to increase. The government organization in Washington is a vast labyrinth in which the average business man finds himself relatively helpless. Even if he is able to find and rearthe proper government officials, his voice as an individual is but a "feeble voice in the wilderness," as has been so aptly said by the Honorable Wright Patman. Your Association and its staff does not claim to know everything and to do everything, but it can find out a surprising number of things to help you--if you will just accept this invitation and enter "The Open Door" --by letter,. telegram or personally! Cordially yours, President 5 NPCA/RI 018843 HISTORY T HE old National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association, of which our presA ent National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., is the im mediate successor, and also the successor of the other national organiza tions of the paint, varnish and lacquer industry, hereinafter listed, was organized at the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga, New York, September 11. 1888, and was the first national organization of the paint, varnish and allied industries. The national organization was antedated by several paint clubs which were strictly local or regional in scope, and which represented the first "get together" consciousness within what previously had been an utterly unorganized industry. The first and oldest of these clubs was and is the Paint and Oil Club of New England, organized February 23, 1884. The St. Louis Paint, Oil and Drug Club, now the St. Louis Paint. Varnish A Lacquer Association, held its first meeting on December 18, 1886. The first meeting of the Chi cago Club was held on February 25, 1887. The New York Club was or ganized February 26, 1887, which was the dQ following that of the Chi cago meeting, and the Philadelphia Club was organized October 1, 1887. George B. Heckel, in his history of the American paint and varnish indus try, "The Paint Industry", calls attention to the fact that the paint clubs in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, also had been organized by 1888, the year of the first national meeting. At the beginning of 1937, there were thirty local paint, varnish and lacquer Associations affiliated with the National Paint, Varnish and Lac quer Association, Inc. A list of the local Associations and the names of their members will be found in the concluding pages of this Yearbook. In the decades following.the organization of the National Paint. Oil and Varnish Association, the manufacturers in the industry, while almost invariably retaining their membership in the National Paint, Oil and Var nish Association, formed separate organizations which developed as fol lows: , The Paint Manufacturers' Association of the U. S., organized May 8. 1903. The National Varnish Manufacturers Association, organized Novem ber 9, 1903. 6 NPCA/RI 018844 The American Paint & Varnish Manufacturers Association, which superseded the two previously named organizations of manufactur ers, which was organized October 11, 1926. As time went on, it became customary for the manufacturers' organi zation to hold its annual meeting at the same hotel and in the same week, as the convention of the old National Paint, Oil & Varnish Association--a procedure which helped to pave the way for the final, definite unification of the organization of the industry in the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., November 1, 1933, at the annual convention of the Industry held in Chicago. The energetic entry of the Federal Govern ment into supervision of business was an immediate and powerful factor in bringing about the consolidation, by reason of the fact that the new conditions clearly demonstrated the interdependence of the various factors of the industry in cooperating with the Government through a single pow erful organization of their own, with maximum prestige and benefit for the individual members and the industry as a whole. On August 1, 1935, the National Wholesale Paint Association, Inc., which was organized October 31, 1933, and was successor to the National Association of Paint Jobbers, organized March 10, 1914, and the National Association of Paint Distributors. Inc., which was organized January 24, 1923, became the Wholesale Division of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Including the organization meeting on September 11, 1888, your Na tional Association under the old name of the National Paint, Oil and Var nish Association and under its present name, has held a total of fifty meet ings, including the 1936 convention in Chicago. Two meetings were held in 1889, one in Detroit and one in Cleveland. Eliminating the organization meeting of 188B, and one of the two meetings held in 1889, it is found that actually 48 annual meetings have been held, including tbe Convention in November, 1936; in Chicago, 48 meetings or Conventions, which properly can be counted as "annual" conventions, have been held. YOUR n a t io n a l a s s o c ia t io n w a s r e s p o n s ib l e f o r ESTABLISHMENT OF S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (Excerpt from on Address by President Ernest T. Trigg or the .V. P. t'. & L. A. at Fiftieth. Anniversary Celebration o; .Veto York Paint Varnish Se Lacquer Association, April 7, 1S7). I am confident that it will be real news to almost every one present tonight to learn that your National Association was definitely responsible for the establishment of the United States Department of Commerce. Like many others, I have held an impression that this was so, but the specific proof, after thirty-four years had elapsed since its legal institution in 1903. was elusive. Thru the painstaking search of Mr. Harry J. Schnell, Presi dent of the Oil. Paint and Drug Reporter, in the files of the Reporter for the eighteen-nineties, and the early years of the present century, the com plete story of this high achievement has been resurrected. From this record, we find that President Whitelaw of the National Paint Oil and Vamish Association, in his address at the 1891 Convention, asked for the organization of a movement to bring about the establishment of a Department of Commerce, and as a result a committee to work to this end was appointed, composed of T. J. Beale, Chairman, Charles E. Adams, and M. D. Eger. At the fourth session of that Convention, Mr. Beale sub nutted tbe following report: "WHEREAS there are in the organization of the executive depart ment of the National Government a number of departments repre- 7 L NPCA/Rl 018845 senting the business of the government and of the people, each pre sided over by a secretary who is a member of the President's Cabinet, and `WHEREAS no provision has been made for a department in the interest of and especially devoted to the commerce of the country, and "WHEREAS the great and ever-increasing local, interstate and for eign commerce should be promoted by the fostering care of such a de partment; therefore be it "RESOLVED that the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association of the United States hereby calls upon Congress to establish a Depart ment of Commerce and make provision for the appointment of a secre tary thereof as a member of the President's Cabinet. "RESOLVED FURTHER that the commercial, industrial and pro fessional bodies of the country are invited to pass resolutions favoring the establishment of the Department of Commerce to favor legislation to that end. "RESOLVED FURTHER that the members of this association and of the various local organizations throughout the country are hereby requested to write to their representatives and senators to urge the legislation hereby recommended. "RESOLVED FURTHER that the President is hereby instructed to appoint a committee of five members to promote the movement hereby inaugurated and report to the nest annual meeting." (Signed) T. J. Beale. Chairman Charles E. Adams M. D. Eger In the concluding comment of the Chairman, he said: "* * * If a proper committee be appointed with proper energy and enterprise and H it is successful, the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association * urill get the credit.'' The resolution was unanimously adopted and Mr. Charles Richardson was subsequently appointed chairman of a committee to continue this work. At the 1893 annual convention the committee reported progress. The supplemental remarks of the chairman are of as high significance today as they were at the time in emphasizing the power of our united effort. They are concluded with these words: "I hope you will all go home with the determination that this associa tion will follow this thing through to success. Do not let a congress man sleep or a member of the House Senate rest until you have brought this to their attention and fore the matter upon them. Let the prominent business men from all over the country rise up and make a demand that this will receive attention." Again at the annual convention in 1894 the committee reported. Once more the supplemental remarks of the chairman are really more important than the report itself. He concluded by saying: "The subject is so large that every one must feel interested and with your cooperation we are bound to succeed." During the year October 1894 to 1893, Mr. Richardson died and he was succeeded as chairman of the committee by James A. Reardon of St. Louis. At the 1895 Convention Mr. Reardon reported: "Through the efforts of our lamented ex-chairman. Mr. Charles Rich ardson, of Boston, a bill for the creation of this additional department to our Cabinet, a copy of which is herewith submitted, was introduced by Mr. MacEttrick of Massachusetts, at the third session of the fiftythird or last Congress and after being read was referred to the com mittee on interstate and foreign commerce, and ordered to be printed." The full text of this bill, H. R. 8805, introduced February 7, 1895, is printed in full in the October 14, 1895 issue of the Reporter, and there is an appeal to our national legislators, the public and trade press, the various boards of trade, and trade associations, and to the merchants and manu- 8 NPCA/R1018846 facturers of the United States, calling for their work to bring about the passage of this bill. The appeal concludes with the following: "The National Paint. Oil and Varnish Association after several years of incessant work, has at last succeeded in placing this bill before our Congress and realizes that for its successful and speedy passage the united aid of all to whom it appeals is now necessary. Endorsements which may be sent to the secretary of this association or to the chair man of the committee having this matter in charge are earnestly and respectfuily solicited." For the next few years, there does not seem to be any record of moment other than that the subject was kept actively alive. During this period the chairmanship of the committee was changed from Mr. Reardon to Elliott Durand. Finally after eleven years of earnest, constructive work, a bill to create a Department of Commerce was passed by the Senate in January 1902 and on January 17, 1903 it was passed by the House of Representa tives and signed by the President and made law on February 14, 1903. I quote the following from the final report of Mr. Durand as chairman of the committee, made at the annual convention of the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association in October 1903 "Endorsement and aid of all the manufacturing and commercial associations was invoked until Congress was compelled to take official recognition of the demand. Bills were drafted, discussed, amended, laid over, taken up, new bills substituted and unnecessary labor per formed until the subject came before President Roosevelt when like many other grand public measures it was forced to a satisfactory conclusion. * * Gentlemen, the work of this Committee is ended and we ask to be discharged." They received a unanimous vote of thanks, which, we must ail agree, was richly deserved. Now, when any of us become despondent over some legis lative problem, remember that an association with the power to create a new government department, and a new office in the Cabinet of the Presi dent of the United States, may be safely entrusted to be your advocate in new government problems, as they arise. CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION of NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. FIRST. The name of *>e Corporation is NATIONAL PAINT, VAR NISH AND LACQUER Ai'nJCIATION, Inc. SECOND. Its principal office in the State of Delaware is located at No. 100 West Tenth Street, in the City of Wilmington, County of New Castle. The name and address of its resident agent is The Corporation Trust Company, No. 100 West Tenth Street, Wilmington, Delaware. THIRD. The nature of the busineaa or objects or purposes to be transacted, promoted or carried on are: To promote the welfare of the Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, Water Paint and Kindred Products Industry, to engage in education and scientific research, to strengthen business and fraternal relations among its members, to remove evils and customs con trary to sound business principles and ethics, to safeguard the interests of the public, to administer and abide by the Code of Fair Competition of the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Manufacturing Industry as approved by the President of the United States and any amendments thereof, and to possess and exercise all of the authorities, powers and duties, including powers of delegation, conferred by said Code or any approved supplement thereof. To purchase or otherwise acquire, own. mortgage, pledge, sell, convey, assign and transfer, or otherwise dispose of real and personal property f every class and description and wheresoever situate; and to assume the whole or any part of the obligations or liabilities of any association. To enter into, make and perform contracts; to borrow money and 9 execute evidences of indebtedness; to acquire, hold, use, sell, assign, lease, grant licenses in respect of, or otherwise dispose of letters patents, patent rights, licenses or privileges, copyrights, trade-marks and trade names relating to or useful in connection with the business of this corporation. To have one or more offices, and to carry on all or any of its opera tions. activities, and business in any of the States. Districts, and Terri tories of the United States and in foreign countries subject to the laws of such places; and, in general, to do everything necessary, suitable and proper for the accomplishment of the purposes or the attainment of any of the objects or the furtherance of any of the powers hereinbefore set forth, either alone or in association with other corporations, firms or indi viduals. and to do any or all of the things hereinbefore set forth and re ferred to, to the same extent as natural persons might do. The powers, objects and purposes above specified shall be in no-wise limited or restricted by reference to. or inference from the terms of any other clause in this certificate, but they shall in each case be regarded as independent powers, objects, and purposes. FOURTH. This corporation shall be a membership corporation and shall have no capital stock. The corporation shall not be conducted for profit and no part of its revenues or earnings shall inure to the benefit of any member as such. FIFTH. The By-Laws may provide that the property and the busi- ness of the Corporation shall be governed or managed by the Executive Committee, and shall provide the number, qualifications, powers, terms of office, classifications and duties of the members of said Committee, and for the method of election of said members. The By-Laws shall also provide for conditions of membership in the Corporation and for classification of such membership, based on the nature, kind, or amount of business done by members, their group affiliations, or geographical location, and other bases for classification; for dues baaed on classifications of membership or otherwise; for the election or appointment, terms of office, powers, and duties of officers of the Corporation; for the method of establishing com mittees, filling vacancies, appointing employees; for the methods of voting by members, including representation of certain groups or classes of mem bers by delegates or alternates; for annual and other meetings of the Cor poration or its officers or committees; for the admission and expulsion of members and the forfeiture of memberships; and for the amendment and method of amendment of such By-Laws. The By-Laws may also contain any other provision or provisions which may be desirable to insert from time to time for the regulation and/or conduct of the business of the Corporation. q SIXTH. The Corporation is to have perpetual existence. SEVENTH. The private property of the members shall not be sub ject to the payment of corporate debts to any extent whatsoever. EIGHTH. In furtherance and not in limitation of the powers con ferred by statute, the Corporation is expressly authorized to carry on its business and to hold annual or special meetings in anv of the States, Dis tricts or Territories of the United States: and to have one or more offices or branches therein, subject to the laws of the Stale of Delaware, to keep the books of the Corporation at such places as may be from time to time designated by the Corporation; to receive contributions, and to assess and collect fees, dues and other payments, as may be provided for in rules and regulations adopted by the Corporation. NINTH. The Corporation reserves the right to amend, alter, change, or repeal any provision contained in this Certificate of Incorporation in the manner now or hereafter prescribed by the laws of the State of Delaware for the amendment of Certificates of Incorporation: but oniy on the vote of at least two-thirds of the members entitled to vote. TENTH. The names and places of residence of the Incorporators are as follows: " | 10 Names Residences M. Q. Mac d o n al d ................................ Washington, D. C. T. S. Mo u l t o n ...................................... Washington. D. C. C. S. PEABBLES......... -................ Wilmington, Delaware WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, being each of the Incorporators herein before named for the purpose of forming a corporation to do business both within and without the State of Delaware, and in pursuance of the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware, being Chapter 65 of the Revised Code of Delaware, and the acts amendatory thereof and supple mental thereto, do make this certificate, hereby declaring and certifying that the facts herein stated are true, and accordingly have hereunto set our hands and seals this 1st day of December, A. D. 1933. M. Q. MACDONALD [Se a l ] T. S. MOULTON [Se a l C. S. PEABBLES [Se a l ] In the presence of ' HAROLD E. GRANTLAND. St a t e or De l aw a r e I Co u n t y o f Ne w Ca s t l e j ' BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this 1st day of December. A. D. 1933, personally came before me, Harold E. Grantland, a Notary Public for the State of Delaware; M. Q. Macdonald, T. S. Moulton, and C. S. Peabbles, all of the parties to the foregoing Certificate of Incorporation, known to me personally to be such, and severally acknowledged the said Certificate to be the act and deed of the signers respectively and that the facts therein stated are truly set forth. GIVEN under my hand and seal of office the day and year aforesaid. Ha r o l d E. Gr a n t l a n d Notary Public HARRY E. GRANTLAND, Notary Public Appointed Jan. 11, 1933 State of Delaware Term Two Years. BY-LAWS (Revised November 2. 1934) {Revised November l, 1935) (Revised November 20, 1936) of the NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER AiniOCIATION, INC. Organized November 1. 1933 Incorporated December 1. 1933 Superseding; Tka Mallnnat Patel, OU Vamiik Aaaaaialtea OnuM $<vuakr 11, IMS TW Pitait Mmfintrtn' ANaalaitaa ! ika Ualla4 Sutaa Ornal--d Mar 1999 Tka National Varaiafc .MaaafaamraiV AaMakilaa OrnatMMl Wavaabaa 9, 1909 Hh Aaaritn Paint anal VamUh Mmlirtirm' AaancUilna Orgaaland OawW 11, 1999 Nattenal Aiiariaita* al Pafaat Jabhaai Offaaiaid Nwck 10, 1914 NaUanal Aannciatlam al Patel Dteriteun, laa. OffIliad Jsanarr 34. 1993 NaUama) Vkitetla Patel AimiiUaa, lac. Oifatted Oatalar 31, 1939 Whereas recent events make it desirable to amalgamate the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association, Inc., and the American Paint and Var- II 1____ NPCA/R1 018849 nish Manufacturers' Association. Inc., to present to the industry and the country a united front of the manufacturers and wholesalers of paints, var nishes. lacquers, kindred products and manufacturers and wholesalers of materials used in connection with the manufacture and. or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, and kindred products, we do form ourselves into a new Association. CONSTITUTION Articles I to VIII. inclusive, for purposes of convenience herein desig nated "Constitution" shall be a part of the By-Laws of this Association as provided by the laws of Delaware. ARTICLE I TITLE The name of this organization shall be the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. OBJECT The object of this Association shall be to promote the welfare of the Industry, to strengthen business and fraternal relations among its mem bers, to remove evils and customs contrary to sound business principles and ethics, and to safeguard the interests of the public. The Association shall not directly or indirectly restrict free and lawful competition. ARTICLE II MEMBERSHIP Membership in this Association shall consist of individuals, firms, cor porations who are manufacturers and/or wholesalers of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and kindred products; and individuals, firms, corpora tions who are manufacturers and/or wholesalers of materials used in con nection with the manufacture and/or application of paints, varnishes, lac quers, water paints and kindred products. - There shall be classes of membership as follows: REGIONAL OR CITY ASSOCIATIONS Section 1. Any Association with five or more members eligible to join the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., may become a member upon approval of the President, Treasurer and Chairman of the Committee on Membership, and after subscribing to the Constitution, By Laws and Code of Ethics and payment of dues. Election to membership of Class C members in a Regional or City Assoiation affiliated with the National Paint, Var' fh and Lacquer Association, :c., shall carry with it election to membership in the National Paint, Varoh and Lacquer Association, Inc., of all members eligible to this memership unless otherwise authorized by the Executive Committee of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. CLASS A MEMBERSHIP ~ Section 2. Class A membership shall consist of individuals, firms, or corporations who are manufacturers of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints, and/or kindred products and who shall pay dues as provided for in Article II, Section I, of the By-Laws. Each Class A member is entitled to one vote at the Association meetings and to receive copies of all publi cations of the Association, including Scientific Section Circulars. They are entitled to membership in Regional or City Associations on payment of the Regional or City Association's dues, not including the National dues. CLASS B MEMBERSHIP Section 3. Class B membership shall consist of individuals, firms, or corporations who are manufacturers of materials used in connection with the manufacture and/or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and/or kindred products who shall pay dues as provided for in 12 NPCA/RI 018850 Article II, Section 2, of the By-Laws. They shall have representation at the Association meetings through Regional or City Association delegates as provided in the By-Laws and shall be entitled to receive copies of all publications of the Association, including Scientific Section Circulars. They are entitled to membership in each Regional or City Association on pay ment of the Regional or City Association dues, not including National dues. CLASS C MEMBERSHIP Section 4. Class C membership shall consist of individuals, firms or corporations who are not eligible for Class A membership or who are not Class B members, but who are members of Regional or City Associations affiliated with the National Association and pay National dues and dues as prescribed by the Regional or City Associations. They shall have repre sentation at the National Convention through Regional or City Association delegates as provided in the By-Laws. CLASS D MEMBERSHIP Section 5. Class D membership shall consist of individuals, firms or corporations who are manufacturers of paints,, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and/or kindred products located in Canada and manufacturers of materials used in connection with the manufacture and/or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and/or kindred products. Such individuals, firms, or corporations may become members of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc,, and are entitled to receive copies of all publications of the Association, including the Scientific Section Circulars. They shall pay dues as provided in Article II, Section 4, of the By-Laws. CLASS E MEMBERSHIP Section 6 (a) Class E membership shall consist of individuals, firms or corporations, or a division thereof, definitely organized to render and rendering a general wholesale service, which buy and maintain at their place of business a stock of paints, varnishes, lacquers, white lead, turpen tine, linseed oil and related products used in the painting business, and which sell to retailers or to institutions, or commercial or industrial users; it being recognized that it is not the character of a concern's buying but the character of its selling which marks it as a wholesaler. No wholesaler qualified for Class E membership shall be taken into the membership of a local organization without first becoming a Class E member of the National Association. After becoming a Class E member he may join a local associ-in'n. or associations, without payment of the *20 dues going to the Nation... Association, but only upon payment of the local association assessment. If a Class A member of the Association manufac ture* less than 50% of his total volume of business in the products of the industry, such membership shall be transferred to Class E membership and he shall pay dues accordingly, provided further that if such member so desires he may also continue as a Class A member by paying additional dues of $25. (b) Class A members of this Association, performing wholesaling functions through branch warehouses, shall designate one representative to the Wholesale Division. (c) They shall be organized as the Wholesale Division of this Asso ciation which, except as provided by Constitution Article III, Section 4 shall elect its own officers, and shall act independently in all matters, subject, however, to the Constitution and By-Laws and not in conflict with the principles of the Association. Activities involving the expenditure of funds shall first be approved by the Executive Committee of the Association. The President ex-officio shall be a member of the Division and the Executive Committee thereof. (d) Class E members shall pay dues as provided in Article II. Section 5 of the By-Laws. 13- NPCA/Rl 018851 HONORARY MEMBERS Section 6. Any individual who has rendered distinguished service to the Industry or to the Association may, upon unanimous nomination by the Executive Committee, be elected an Honorary member by two-thirds vote at any regular meeting of the Association. '- ARTICLE III OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Section 1. The officers of the Association shall consist of a President, Vice-President, Vice-President Wholesale Division, five (5) Regional Vice Presidents, Treasurer, and Secretary. Section 2. The President shall be elected by the members of the Association for a term not to exceed three years. Section 3. The Vice-President shall be elected from Class A mem bers, for one year or until his successor is elected and shall qualify. Section 4. The Wholesale Division Vice-President shall be elected by the Association from Class E members for one year or until his successor is elected. He shall be Chairman of the Wholesale Division. The Vice Chairman of the Wholesale Division shall be elected by said Division as hereinafter provided. Section 5. Five (5) Regional Vice-Presidents shall be elected from either Class A, B or C members of the Association, one from each of the five (5) zones as designated in Article V of the Constitution. They shall be elected for one year or until their successors shall be elected and shall qualify. Section 6. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall be elected from Class A members of the Association for one year or until his successor is elected and shall qualify. Section 7. There shall be a Secretary of the Association, who shall be elected or appointed by the Executive Committee as provided in Article IV, Section 13, of this Constitution. Section 8. Honorary Officers: Other offices of honorary character may be conferred upon any member by the unanimous vote of the Executive Committee. Section 9. Executive Committee: The Executive Committee shall con sist of the President, Vice-President, Treasurer, the retiring President and eighteen elected members, twelve of whom must be Paint, Varnish or Lac quer manufacturers; three must be Class A members, but not necessarily manufacturers of Paint, Varnish or Lacquer; and three to be Class B or C members. The Class B or C members will have ai ^he rights of other mem bers on the Executive Committee, except that they shall not be eligible to election as chairman or vice-chairman thereof, and they shall not vote on the subjects which directly affect the Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, Water Paint and/or kindred products industry. Section 10. Members of the Executive Committee shall hold office for three years, except that there shall be elected at the first meeting of the Association the eighteen members as provided above, six of whom shall be elected to serve for one year; six of whom shall be elected to serve for two years; and six of whom shall be elected to serve for three years, provided, however, that no member who has served a full three-year term shall be eligible for reelection until at least one year shall have elapsed. Each group of six shall include four Paint, Vamish or Lacquer manufacturers, one must be a Class A member, but not necessarily a manufacturer of Paint, Vamish and/or Lacquer, and one must be a Class B or C member. Section 11. The officers of the Executive Committee shall consist of a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman who shall be elected annually at the organization meeting of the Executive Committee from its membership. In no case shall such officers of the Executive Committee be allowed to serve for a longer term than three consecutive years. Section 12. Election and Terms of Office: The officers and incoming members of the Executive Committee of the Association shall be elected 14 NPCA/RI 018852 r by ballot at the last session of the annual convention in accordance with the By-Laws. Those receiving a majority of the votes cast shall be declared elected. They shall enter upon their duties at the close of said meeting, and shall serve until their successors are elected. Section 13. The first officers of the Association shall be elected by the incorporators. ARTICLE IV DUTIES OF OFFICERS Section 1. Duties of the President; He shall be the chief executive officer and shall be an ex-officio member of all Committees. It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all meetings of the Association, to make such appointments as are provided for in the By-Laws, also those required by action of the Association and Executive Committee. He shall present at the first session of the Annual Convention a report upon the affairs of the Association, together with such matters and recommendations as may be of interest. He shall perform such other executive duties as the Executive Committee of the Association may direct Section 2. Duties of the Vice-President: He shall perform all of the duties of the President in his absence and such other duties as may be t assigned to him by the Executive Committee. Section 3. Duties of the Regional Vice-Presidents; The Regional Vice Presidents shall perform such duties as may be delegated to them by the President and/or Executive Committee. At the request of the President it shall be the duty of the Regional Vice-President of each Zone to officially visit any Regional or City Association in his Zone. Section 4. Presiding Officer: In case of the inability of the President to preside at any meeting of the Association, the Vice-President shall pre side. or in the absence of both, the Chairman of the Executive Committee, . or in his absence, the Vice-Chairman of such Committee, shall be the pre siding officer. Section 5. Duties of the Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the Trea surer to open such bank accounts in such banks as may be approved by the Executive Committee; and to provide for the receipt of all moneys due the Association. Disbursement shall be made by voucher signed by the Secretary, or, in his absence, by a representative, authorized by the Ex- j ecutive Committee, as coming within the Budget, and countersigned by the ' Treasurer. in ; Section 6. Under the authorisation of the Executive Committee, the Treasurer shall be empowered to invest the funds of the Association; to . sell, convert or exchange securities or property owned by. the Association, * and to execute any necessary documents in connection therewith. 4 Section 7. In the case of the death, illness, disability or absence from < his office of the Treasurer, any one of the following officers of the Asaociai tion is hereby authorized to countersign checks and otherwise to perform, ' ad interim, the necessary duties of the Treasurer; the President, Vice President or Chairman of the Executive Committee. ' Section 8. The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all rek ceipts and disbursements and shall submit quarterly a financial statement and operating statement covering the period from the last financial statei ment to the Executive Committee and an annual statement to the last day ] of September. This annual report to be audited and certified by a Certified I Public Accountant and submitted to the Executive Committee at its annual I meeting and by them presented to the annual convention. He shall also sub . mit to the Secretary thirty (30) days before the annual convention, a coro- plete list of the Regional or City Associations holding membership in the , National Association with the number of their members in good standing f on his books, which list shall be the basis of representation at the annual convention. He shall also furnish a complete list of all delinquents. 15 i i NPCA/Rl 018853 Section 0. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to render bills to Regional or City Associations for members elected as soon as he is notified by the Secretary of such election in accordance with the By-Laws. Section 10. Duties of the Executive Committee: The Executive Com mittee shall receive for consideration and action at their meetings all re sorts. resolutions and communications presented by the Officers. Chairmen of Committees and members, which in the judgment of the Executive Com mittee require immediate action, the benefits and effectiveness of which, if held over for the action of the Convention, would be seriously impaired or entirely destroyed: except changes in the Constitution and By-Laws as pro vided for in the Constitution and By-Laws. The Executive Committee shail consider all reports, resolutions and communications received prior to a meeting of the Association, and 3hall, through the Secretary, submit them to the meeting with their recommendations. Section 11. The Executive Committee shall consider and take action upon the expenditure of any funds of the Association. Section 12. The Executive Committee shall have the power to author ize the Treasurer to open bank accounts; to buy, sell, convert or exchange securities and property of the Association as provided by this Constitution. Section 13. The Executive Committee shall elect or appoint a Secre tary of the Association as provided by this Constitution. Section 14. Bond: The Association shall provide indemnity bonds for the President. Vice-President, Chairman of the Executive Committee. Trea surer, Secretary, and such employees as the Executive Committee may di rect. The Executive Committee shall designate the amount of the bonds. The bonding expense to be paid by the Association. Section 15. Duties of the Secretary: The Secretary shall perform such dies as may be delegated to him by the President and/or by the Execu tive Committee in the interest of the Association and the general interest of the Industry. Section 16. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to provide Minutes of all meetings of the Association and Executive Committee, and to pre serve all records belonging to the Association and to perform such other duties incident to his office as may not otherwise be provided for. Section 17. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to approve or pro vide for the approval for payment of all proper expenditures of the Asso ciation as. provided for in the approved budget. He shall report to the Chairman of the Membership Committee all applications for membership, and shall notify the Treasurer and new members,of their election to mem bership, and further, shall notify the Treasurer i jfthe names and addresses of all members elected in Regional or City Associations as soon as he re ceives such notice from Regional or City Association secretaries. Section 18. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to collect and ac count for all funds received and to deposit same in banks as provided in Article IV, Section 5, of the Constitution. Section 19. The Secretary of the Association shall be sworn to the faithful discharge of his duties. He shall be custodian of the seal of the Association and may affix the same to any instrument requiring it. and when so affixed it shall be attested to by his signature or by the signature of the Treasurer. ARTICLE V ZONE CLASSIFICATION For the purpose of administration, the Association is divided into five zones comprised of the following States: New England Zone: Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut. Eastern Zone: New York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Maryland, Dis trict of Columbia, Delaware. 16 NPCA/Rl 018854 Southern Zone: Virginia, Mississippi. West Virginia, North Carolina, Texas. South Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama, Louisiana. Kentucky, Tennessee. Central Zone: Arkansas. Illinois. Indiana. Ohio. Jowa. Kansas. Mis souri. Michigan. Minnesota, Nebraska. North Dakota. South .Dakota. Okla homa. Wisconsin. Western Zone: Arizona. California, Colorado. Idaho. Montana. Ne vada. New Mexico. Oregon. L'tah. Wyoming, Washington. ARTICLE VI VACANCIES IN OFFICES Section I. President: In the event of the office of the President being declared vacant by action of the Executive Committee, the Vice-President shall act as President until the next annual convention when a successor shall be elected. Section 2. Vice-President and Regional Vice-Presidents: In the event of the office of the Vice-President and/or any Regional Vice-President being declared vacant by action of the Executive Committee, the Regional Vice President's successor shall be appointed from the same Zone and the Vice President from any Zone within thirty (30) days by a majority vote of the Executive Committee. Section 3: Executive Committee: All offices or memberships of the Executive Committee which have been declared vacant by the Executive Committee shall be filled by a majority vote of the Executive Committee. ARTICLE VII MEETINGS Section 1. Date: The Association shall hoid annual conventions dur ing the third week of October subject to change of date as provided for in Section 2 of this Article. Section 2. Time and Place of Annual Convention: The place of the annual convention of this Association shall be at Washington, D. C., unless otherwise determined by the Executive Committee. This Committee may change the date of the annual convention if in their judgment such change is of-benefit to the Association. Notice of time and place of annual conven tion shall be sent to the secretaries of all Regional or City Associations and trade papers at least two months prior to the date of the annual conven tion. in Section 3. Special Association Meetings: The President shall call spe cial meetings upon written application of not less than thirty (30) Class A members ii and when approved by the Executive Committee. Section i. Executive Committee Meetings: The Executive Committee shall meet immediately following adjournment of the annual convention or at the call of the President for the purpose of organizing, and such other business as may properly come before it, and thereafter quarterly within twenty (20) days before or after January lst,~April 1st, and July 1st. and immediately preceding the Convention. A report of the quarterly meeting may be made to the membership through the Association publication, or otherwise, as directed by the Executive Committee. Section 5. Special Executive Committee Meetings: The Chairman shall call special meetings of the Executive Committee when in his judg ment it is necessary or upon the written request of not less than nine mem bers of the Executive Committee. ARTICLE vm AMENDMENTS This Constitution may be amended or revised at any annual convention of the Association by an affirmative vote of not less than three-fourths of 17 the voting1 power present as provided in the By-Laws. However, no such amendment or revision shall be considered unless the same has been first submitted to the Committee on Constitution and By-Laws in writing, who shall present the same with their recommendation to the Executive Com mittee. and by them presented with their recommendation to the Associa tion at a regular session prior to the session at which final vote is taken. BY-LAWS ARTICLE I APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Section 1. All applications for Class A. Class B and Class 0 member ships, after approval by the Chairman of the Membership Committee, shall be referred to the Secretary, who shall submit them at once to the Execu tive Committee of the Association for election. All applications for Class E membership shall first be referred to the Executive Committee Whole sale Division for approval, and upon approval shall be submitted to the Executive Committee of the Association for election. If the vote of the Executive Committee is favorable, the Secretary shall notify the applicant. Upon payment of dues, Che applicant shall be enrolled by the Secretary in the membership of the Association. Class C members in Regional or City Associations shall be members in this National Association. Section 2. No individual, firm or corporation shall be admitted to Class A or Class E membership until they have signed the agreement rela tive to Non-Exchange of Products and the Anti-Bribery Agreement of this Association. ARTICLE II ASSOCIATION ANNUAL DUES Section 1. Class A Membership: Dues Based on the Domestic Sales of Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Water Paints and Kindred Products Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Amount Under 850,000 100.000 150.000 250,000 500.000 Co 44 44 44 850.000 100,000 150,100 25CO0 500,000 750.000 825.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 300.00 450.00 750,000 1,000.000 1.750,000 2,500,000 5,000,000 *44' 44 1,000,000 1,750,000 2.500.000 5,000,000 7.500,000 600.00 1,000.00 1.500.00 2,500.00 3,750.00 7.500.000 10.000,000 4.750.00 10.000,000 12,500,000 12.500.000 15.000,000 5,750.00 6.750.00 15,000.000 20.000,000 9.000.00 20.000.000 " 25.000,000 11.000.00 25.000,000 30,000,000 13.000.00 30.000,000 35,000,000 15.000.00 35,000.000 40,000,000 17,000.00 40,000.000 45,000,000 U 45.000.000 50,000.000 19,000.00 21.000.00 1-25 of 1% over 50,000,000 plus 21,000.00 Dues are payable quarterly in advance on the first of January, April, July and October, based on sales to be reported by the member in accord ance with Article II, Section 9 of the By-Laws. New members shall pay 18 NPCA/R1 018856 from the date nearest the date of their acceptance into the membership of this Association. Section 2. Class B Membership: Dues Based on the Domestic Sales to Manufacturers of Paints. Varnishes. Lacquers, Water Paints and Kindred Products Va.vs Amount -l> Under 150,000 to 150,000 100,000 120.00 40.00 ;] 100,000 150.000 80.00 4 150,000 250,000 120.00 5 6 250,000 500,000 ** " 500.000 1,000,000 220.00 440.00 7 1,000.000 " 1,750,000 800.00 3 1.750,000 2,500,000 1.200.00 9 2,500,000 5,000,000 2.200.00 10 5,000,000 7,500,000 3.200.00 11 7,500,000 " 10,000,000 4.400.00 12 13 14 10,000,000 12,500,000 12.500,000 " 15,000,000 15,000.000 4 20,000,000 5,400.00 6,400.00 8,500.00 15 l-25th of \r.e over 20,000,000 plus 8,500.00 Dues are payable quarterly in advance on the first of January, April, July and Octooer, based on sales to be reported by the member in ac cordance with Article II, Section 9, of the By-Laws. New members shall pay from the date nearest the date of their acceptance into the member ship of this Association. Section 3. Class C Membership: On October 1st each Regional or City Association shall, through its Secretary, furnish to the Secretary of this Association a complete list of its Class C members, and such Regional or City Associations shall pay as annual dues the sum of 120.00 for each eligible member so reported and $1.70 per month for each new Class C member elected after October 1st until the following October 1st. Regional or City Associations located outside of the United States shall pay as annual dues the sum of 110.00 for each member in United States funds, or its equivalent, except as provided in Article II, Section 5, of the Con stitution, and Article II. Section 4, of the By-Laws. Section 4. Class D Membership: Individuals, firms, or corporations who are manufacturers of. paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and/or kindred products located in Canada may become Class D members of this Association by paying dues in United States funds, or its equivalent, in amounts paid by corresponding classes of Class A members, but not in excess of 1150.00, and such members shall be entitled to receive copies of all publications of the Association, including Scientific Section Circulars. Class D membership shall also be available to individuals, firms or corpo rations who are manufacturers in Canada of materials used in the manu facture and/or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and/or kindred products. Such concerns shall pay dues in United States funds, or its equivalent, in amounts paid by corresponding classes of Class B members, but not in excess of 1120.00 per year, and shall be entitled to receive copies of all publications of the Association, ineluding Scientific Section Circulars. Any concern eligible for membership in this Association, as described in Article II of the Constitution, located in Canada, who is not a Class D member, shall be entitled to affiliate through a local Asso ciation as a Class C member, by paying 110.00 annual dues as provided in Article II. Section 3, of the By-Laws, in addition to the dues of the Regional or City Associations in Canada. If admissions are made during the fiscal year, the dues shall be pro-rated. Section 5. Class E membership: Dues based on the wholesale sates of paints, varnishes, white lead, turpentine, linseed oil, and related products. 19 NPCA/RI 018857 1. Under S50.000 --------------------------------$25.00 2. *50.000 - *100,000 .......... ....... ............... 50.00 3. Over $100,000 ......................... _l/20th of l"o Dues are payable quarterly in advance on the first of January, April, July and October, based on sales to be reported by the member in accord ance with Article II, Section 9, of the By-Laws. New members shall pay from the date nearest the date of them acceptance into the membership of this Association. Section 6. Scientific Section Circulars: Scientific organizations at home and abroad, or foreign manufacturers of Paints. Varnishes, Lacquers. Water Paints and Kindred Products, may receive the Scientific Section Circulars on payment of *100.00 per annum. Section 7. Honorary Members: Honorary members shall be exempt from the payment of dues. Section 8. Expulsion: The Executive Committee, at its discretion, may declare forfeited any membership for good and sufficient reasons, or for nonpayment of dues that may be in arrears six (6) months. Section 9. Annual Dues: The fiscal year of this Association shall com mence October 1, and end September 30. but dues of Class A. Class B. Class D and Class E members shall be based on such members' sales for their last fiscal year, which are to be reported to Association Headquarters as soon as available after January 1st. All other membership dues shall be paid in advance to the National Treasurer after October 1. ARTICLE III MEETINGS Section 1. Quorum: Fifty (50) Class A members and delegates shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Association. Twelve members shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Executive Committee. Section 2. Representation at Meetings: Class A Members shall have full privilege of the floor and one voce at all meetings of the Association. Section 3. Delegates: Each Regional or City Association in good standing shall elect delegates to meetings of this Association, as follows: One (1) delegate for ten (10) members or less Two (2) delegates for more than ten (10) and not more than twenty (20) members , One (1) delegate for each additional ten (10) members over twenty (20) members. Section 4. Alternates: Each Regional or City Association shall elect an alternate for each delegate, who shall act for such delegate during his absence, and whose vote snail be binding the same as if cast by such delegate. Section 5. The Wholesale Division at its annual meeting immediately preceding each annual meeting of the Association shall elect delegates to meetings of the Association, as follows: One (1) delegate for every ten (10) members in good standing, in cluding representatives of Class A members. Representatives of Class A members shall not be eligible for election as delegates from the Whole sale Division. Section 8. Voting Power: At all meetings of the Association Class A members and delegates of local Associations and the Wholesale Divi sion present shall be entitled to one vote each. Section 7. A qualified member or delegate may demand a vote by roll call of Class A members and delegates. Said vote may be taken at once or during the next regular business session. The result of such roll call 20 NPCA/FU 018858 vote shall supersede the result of any previous vote on the same question by the membership at large. Section 8. Delinquents: Mo member or delegate or alternate repre senting a Regional or City Association who may be delinquent in payment of dues shall be allowed voting privileges. Section 9. Floor Privilege: All Class E members shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor and all other privileges of full membership, with voting privileges by delegates as above provided. Honorary mem bers shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor without voting power. The privilege of the floor at any meeting may be extended to delegates or representatives from other organizations or to any other individuals by authority of the Executive Committee, or upon favorable vote by twothirds of the voting members present. ARTICLE IV VOTING BY MAIL Section 1. Executive Committee: When necessary, the Executive Com mittee shall vote by mail on questions presented by the President or Chair man and a majority of the votes received within fifteen (15) days shall be decisive. Section 2. Members: Questions, which in the judgment of the Execu tive Committee are of sufficient importance for the consideration of the Association, and are not important enough for a special meeting, may be voted upon by mail, and a majority of the votes received within thirty (30) days from the voting membership of the Association shall be decisive. ARTICLE V COMMITTEES Section 1. Trade Sales: There shall be a National Trade Sales Com mittee. the Chairman of which shall be appointed annually by the Presi dent. Section 2. The President of this Association, in collaboration with the President of each Regional or City Association, shall appoint to this Com mittee a Regional or City member having a thorough knowledge of trade sales in his district. It shall be the duty of the Chairman of each Regional or City Trade Sales Committee to organize thoroughly those interested in trade sales in his district. It shall also be his duty to organize those mem bers of lacquer sales to auto accessory wholesalers. The reactions of these Regional or City Associations shall be presented by their Chairmen to the National Trade Sales Committee. The President shall request the Presidents of Regional or City Asso ciations to appoint a Class member on the Regional or City Trade Sales Committee. Section 3. Industrial Sales: There shall be a National Industrial Sales Committee, the Chairman of which shall be appointed annually by the President. - Section 4. The President of this Association, in collaboration with the President of each Regional or City Association, shall appoint to this Com mittee a Regional or a City Association member having a thorough knowl edge of Industrial Sales in his district. It shall be the responsibility of this Committee member, as local Chairman, to organize thoroughly members of Industrial Sales locally, members interested in industrial sales of paints; members interested in industrial sales of lacquers, etc. The reac tions of these Regional or City Associations shall be presented by their Chairmen to the National Industrial Sales Committee. ___ -- Section 5. National Advisory Committee: This Committee shall con sist of the officers of the National Association, the Regional Vice-Presi dents and Divisional Vice-Presidents and Chairman of the Regional or City Association Program Committee, and Presidents of the Regional or City 21 Associations, and shall meet annually prior to the National convention at the call oi the President. The President of the National Association shall preside at such meetings. Section 6. Budget and Finance Committee: This Committee shall con sist of three or more members and shall be appointed by the Chairman of the Executive Committee who shall be ex-officio a member thereof. They shall fix the compensation of the President and shall have charge of the allocation of all income of the Association. Section 7. Unfair Competition Committee: This Committee shall be appointed by the President, in collaboration with the Chairman of the Executive Committee, subject to approval by the Executive Committee. Section 8. The President shall, when practicable, appoint members of the Wholesale Division to general committees of the Association and such members shall from time to time report on such matters to their Division. Section 9. The following Committees shall consist of three or more members each, to be appointed by the President: Clean Up and Paint Up Committee Production Clubs Committee Constitution and By-Laws Committee Save the Surface Committee Credits and Collections Committee Scientific Section Committee Kindred Products Committee Simplification Committee Legislative Committee Tariff Committee Membership Committee Traffic Committee Memorial Committee Section 10. Arrangements and Entertainment Committee: The Presi dent shall appoint an Arrangements and Entertainment Committee of thTee or more members who shall arrange for the ensuing annual convention. They shall receive the assessments for the same as provided in the By Laws, and shall make all the necessaiy disbursements from said fund, rendering report to the Executive Committee within thirty (30) days after the close of the annual convention. The President shall also appoint a Ladies' Reception Committee of three or more ladies. Section 11. Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America Committee: The President shall appoint annually a Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America Committee, composed of a Chairman, who shall be the National Councillor, as provided for in the By-Laws of the Chamber, and the number of delegates to which our membership may en title us, and as provided for in the By-Laws of the Chamber. The National Councillor and the delegates are empowered to represent this Association in accordance with the By-Laws of the Chamber, and to cast their votes for this Association upon any subjects presented to them. The National Councillor shall present to the Chamber, upon approval of the Executive Committee, such subjects as the Association may submit, and no proposi tion. resolution or question shall be presented by the National Councillor to the Chamber without the approval of the Executive Committee. Section 12. Regional or City Association Program Committee: The President shall appoint a Regional or City Association Program Commit tee of not less than five (5) members to prepare at the beginning of the fiscal year a series of programs which shall be sent to each Regional or City Association for the suggested use by such Association during the year. Section 13. Nominating Committee: At least three (3) months pre ceding the annual Convention, the President shall appoint, subject to the approval of the Executive Committee a Nominating Committee of seven (7) members, as follows: Four to be selected from Class A membership, two to be selected from Class B or Class C membership (none of whom shall be officers) and the President. The Nominating Com mittee shall report at the end of the first business session of the Convention. Section 14. Publicity and Press: The President may appoint annually a Publicity and Press Committee, consisting of five members, who. together with the Secretary, shall edit material for the Press and shall edit all re no NPCA/Rl 018860 ports of the annual Convention or other meetings of the Association. There shall be made a stenographic report of the business proceedings of the annual Convention. Upon application, such report shall be furnished as edited approved by the Publicity and Press Committee, to any of the Trade Papers subscribing. The expense of the stenographic report shall be pro vided pro-rata between the Association and each of the Trade Papers mak ing application for the report. Section 15. Arbitration Committee: To be composed of six members of the Association, four of whom shall be Class A members, and two of whom shall be Class B or C members. RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR ARBITRATION 1. At the time of asking for an arbitration, the parties shall forward to the Chairman of the Committee on Arbitration their written agree ment to abide by the decision of the Arbitration Committee. They shall deposit with the Treasurer of the National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., a sum of money designated to defray the expenses of the Committee on Arbitration, including traveling expenses, to the place where hearing is to be held and all expenses incident to the hearing. The smount of this deposit in excess of such expenses will be returned pro rata. If first deposit is insufficient, the parties to the controversy shall pay the additional amount, same to be divided equally between them. 2. When the parties to the controversy have complied with Rule 1. the Chairman of the Committee on Arbitration shall confer with his Asso ciates and fix a time and place where the arbitration is to be held and notify both parties. 3. Unless otherwise agreed between the parties of the controversy, each party shall submit to the Arbitration Committee his side of the case in form of a typewritten statement, which shail present his position and contain his arguments in support of same and cite any precedents bearing on the case. This shall be accompanied by original papers or exhibits re ferred to in the statement. 4. No person shall sit as a member of the Committee on Arbitration at a hearing who is interested in any manner in the subject matter of the dispute or who has previously expressed an opinion on the merits of the particular controversy or who would be subject to any common law dis qualification of a judge to hear and determine such controversy. 5. A majority of the Committee on Arbitration shail be necessary to constitute a quorum empowered to hear and determine the matter in dis pute, and such majority may, if it desires, select substitutes for other members of the Committee who are unable to attend. Such substitutes shail be members of the Association and qualify under Rule 4 and shall serve only in connection with the controversy for which they have been selected. 6. The record of the action of the Committee shall be made in tripli cate, one copy of which shall be given to each of the contending parties, and one copy sent to the Secretary of the National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc., but no report of the same shall be published or made a matter of permanent record. All members are cordially invited in cases of dispute, to avail them selves of this service and thus avoid the expense, delay and ill-feeling of litigation. Section 16. Resolutions Committee: The President shall appoint from the membership of the Executive Committee at its annual meeting a Com mittee of three to be known aa the Resolutions Committee. This Committee shall consider all reports, resolutions or recommendations which may be referred to them in sessions of the annual Convention pertaining to mat ters that have not been before the Executive Committee. They shall sub mit to the Convention such resolutions or reports with their recommenda tions. When necessary, they shall draft and submit to the Convention resolutions on subjects requiring action. Section IT. Tr*4e-Mark Committee: This Committee shall direct the work of the Trade-Mark Bureau, as provided in the By-Laws. 23 NPCA/R1 018861 Section IS. Special and Sub-Committees: The President shall appoint upon the request of the Executive Committee and when the exigency may arise, or when in his judgment it may be required, additional special or sub committees, to whom the President shall refer or reiegate to investigate, support or confer on subjects not within the scope of the duties assigned to other committees, as provided for in this Article. Section 19. Duties of Committees: It shall be the duty of all Com mittees. unless otherwise specified, to receive for consideration, ail sub jects involving the interests represented by said Committees: to formulate such recommendations as may seem to serve the best interests of the Asso ciation, for presentation in the form and manner prescribed for Committee reports in the By-Laws. Section 20. Communications: All communications relating to or affect ing any interests covered by Committees, shall be referred by the Secre tary, upon the approval of the President, to the Chairman of such Com mittee. who shall make reply or return to the Secretary such recommenda tions as his Committee may indicate. ARTICLE VI REPORTS, RESOLUTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS AH Committees shall submit, through their Chairman, to the Secretary at least thirty (30) days before the annual Convention for presentation through the Executive Committee to the Convention, a written report accompanied by recommendations, if any, on the subjects assigned to said Committees. All resolutions, special reports or communications received by the Secretary in advance of the annual Convention, shall be referred bv him to the Executive Committee for consideration and by them referred, with their recommendations, to the Convention for consideration and ap propriate action. All resolutions, reports or communications presented in convention sessions pertaining to matters which have not been before the Executive Committee, may be referred to the Resolutions Committee for consideration and recommendations: reports of such considerations and recommendations shall be made prior to the adjournment of the Convention. ARTICLE Vn BUREAU OP TRADE-MARKS Section 1. A Trade-Mark Bureau shall be maintained by the Associa tion for the purpose of keeping records and giving information as to Marks in our Industry, also giving information on Trade-Mark matters in general. Section 2. The Trade-Mark Committee shall, subject to the approval of the Executive Committee make such rules and regulations as mav seem desirable, with regard to the registration of Trade-Marks in the Trade Mark Bureau, the furnishing of reports and publication to members and non-members relating to Trade-Marks and the fees to be collected therefor. ARTICLE vm EXPENSES OF OFFICERS As may be authorized by the Budget and Finance Committee and approved bv the Executive Committee, the necessary expenses of the President, Secretary or duly accredited agents or representatives shall be paid. ARTICLE IX ANNUAL CONVENTION REGISTRATION The assessment at the Annual Convention shall not exceed twenty dollars ($20.00) for each person attending the Convention: the amount to be determined by the Executive Committee prior to opening of the Convention. ARTICLE X PRESS AND NON-MEMBER REPRESENTATION At the annual Convention, representatives of the local daily press and others may be admitted to preliminary opening sessions. All subsequent 24 NPCA/RI 018862 sessions shall be executive in their character and none but members shall be admitted except by approval of the Executive Committee or by a twothirds vote of voting members present. The President may appoint a Sergeant-at-Arms whose duty it shall be to exciude all visitors except as herein provided for. ARTICLE XI NOMINATIONS Section 1. Nominating Committee: The report of the Nominating Committee shall be presented at the end of the tirst business session of the annual Convention, and shall be voted upon at the last business session of the Convention. Section 2. Six weeks prior to the Annual Convention, the Nominating Committee shall mail to all members, entitled to vote, the names of six candidates to be elected to the Executive Committee, showing the names of their Companies. If twenty-five members, entitled to vote, wish to place other candidates in nomination, they may do so by filing the names of said candidates with the Nominating Committee three weeks prior to the Convention, provided only one name be filed from any one Regional or City Association. Section 3. Other Nominations: Other qualifying nominations may be made from the floor, by any one having voting privileges, at the first business session succeeding that at which the Nominating Committee makes its report, and shall be voted upon at the last session of the Convention. ARTICLE XII RULES Section 1. Parliamentary: The proceedings of ail meetings of this Association and its Executive Committee shall be subject to parliamentary rules as indicated in Robert's Rules of Order. Section 2. Order of Business: 1. Opening of Convention 2. Roll Call 3. President's Address 4. Treasurer's Report 5. Auditor's Report 6. Committee Reports 7. Resolutions 8. Unfinished Business 9. New Business 10. Election of Officers and Members of the Executive Committee 11. Installation of Officers and Members of Executive Committee. ARTICLE Xni CODE OF ETHICS We, members of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Associa tion, Inc., recognizing our responsibilities and obligations to promote the public welfare, and to maintain honorable, fair and friendly relations among men, do pledge ourselves: 1. To compete always with fairness and honesty, seeking patronage on merit and service; to refrain from false derogatory reference written, oral or printed, to competitors or their products; and from the circulation of harmful rumors regarding such competitor's products, or their personal or financial reputation; to strive, by sincere and intelligent cooperation with our competitors, in all lawful ways to increase the efficiency and service to the public of the Industry as a whole; to base our advertising exclusively on the merit of our own products and the value of our own service, with out false, derogatory reference to the products of competitors or mislead ing comparisons therewith. 2. To be guided by a spirit of justice, honor and fairness, in all our relations with members of the allied trades, realizing that the standard of ethics maintained in our Industry must vitally affect the standard ob- 25 I NPCA/RI 018863 served in associated industries; to encourage the adoption by the allied trades of similar codes as guides to govern their practices; and to dis courage unfair trade practices in those trades, even though such practices might at times be to our own immediate advantage. 3. To represent our products truthfully in advertising, labeling and branding; avoiding therein all false or misleading statements or descrip tions. 4. To avoid and actively strive to prevent all forms of commercial bribery or corruption by members of this Association and by the Industry in general; and to this end we pledge our support to the Federal Trade Commission and any other enforcement agency in locating and prosecuting individuais guilty of such practices. 5. To recognize the right of employees to use all honorable and rea sonable efforts to better tbeir conditions, but to refrain from directly or indirectly soliciting or bidding for the services of the employee of another member. 8. To recognize that only when an employee shall take the initiative shall we have the right to negotiate with such an employee of another member. 7. To refrain from the unethical practice of taking in exchange or in any manner assisting in the exchange of, the paints, varnishes or other kindred products of another manufacturer, distributor or dealer. g. To adhere faithfully to the rules of conduct herein set forth and to inspire our fellow members to do likewise, believing that the Golden Rule is the only safe guide of conduct in the relations among men. 9. Any violation of this Code shall be referred by the President of the National Paint, Varnish and lacquer Association, Inc., to the Execu tive Committee for consideration and action. ARTICLE XIV WHOLESALE DIVISION Section 1. Officers and Their Election. The officers of the Wholesale Division shall consist of: Vice-President, Wholesale Division, who shall be elected by the Asso ciation and shall be the Chairman of the Division, as provided in Consti tution, Article II, Section 6. Vice-Chairman, Wholesale Division, who shall be elected by the Divi sion and shall serve for one year or until his successor is elected. Secretary, The Executive Committee of the Wholesale Division shall recommend to the Executive Committee of the Association, the individual it desires to act as Secretary of the Wholesale Division and of its Executive Committee. Section 2. Executive Committee, Wholesale Division. The Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall consist of the President, ex-officio, and the Vice-President, Wholesale Division, ex-officio, and nine members elected by the Wholesale Division who shall hold office for 3 years, except that there shall be elected at the first meeting of the Wholesale Division the nine members as provided above, three of whom shall be elected to serve for one year, three of whom shall be elected to serve for two yean, and three of whom shall be elected to serve for three years; Provided, however, that no member who has served a full threeyear term shail be eligible for reelection until at least one year shall have elapsed. The incoming memben of the Executive Committee, Wholesale Divj. sion, shall be elected by ballot at Annual Meeting of the Wholesale Di vision. Those receiving a majority of the votes cast shall be declared elected. They shall enter upon their duties at the close of said meeting and shail serve until their successors are elected. The officers of the Executive Committee. Wholesale Division, shail con sist of a Chairman and Vice-Chairman, who shall be elected annually from 26 NPCA/R1 018864 its membership at its organization meeting, and shall serve until their suc cessors are elected. Section 3. Duties of Officers and Executive Committee: (a) The Wholesale Division Vice-President shall submit through the President to the Executive Committee of the Association at least 3 days in advance of each regular meeting of said Committee a report of the actions of said Division and/or its Executive Committee; and before each annual meeting of the Executive Committee of the Association he shall submit through the President to said Committee his annual report of the activi ties of the Division, which said report shall be reviewed by the Committee and returned with its comments to the Wholesale Division Vice-President for his presentation to the Association at the Annual Convention. He shall be the Chairman of the Wholesale Division. (b) The Chairman of the Wholesale Division shall preside at all meetings of said Division, appoint committees and make other necessary appointments, receive and present reports of Committees, make recom mendations. and perform such executive duties as the said Division or its Executive Committee may direct. (c) The Vice-Chairman of the Wholesale Division shall perform the duties of the Chairman in his absence. (d) The Secretary shall perform the usual duties, subject to the di rection of the Executive Committee of the Division and the President. The Executive Committee, Wholesale Division shall have power to act for said Division between its meetings. It shall report to the Nominating Committee of the Association at least six weeks in advance of each annual meeting of the Association, a name or names of candidates for election by the Association as Divisional Vice-President. It shall appoint annually a Committee to present to each annual meet ing of the Wholesale Division nominations for election of Vice-Chairman of said Division and of members of Executive Committee of said Division. ' It shall submit to the President such recommendations for action by the Association or any committee thereof as may be considered necessary or appropriate. The Chairman. Executive Committee. Wholesale Division, shall preside at' all meetings of said Committee, make such reports to the Division as may be appropriate, and perform such duties as the Committee may direct. The Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall perform the duties of the Chairman in his absence. Section 4. Meetings. (a) The Wholesale Division shall hold its annual meeting within three (3) days in advance of the annual convention of the Association and at the same place. Upon due notice the Chairman. Wholesale Division, may call special meetings and shall call special meetings upon written request of five mem bers of the Executive Committee of the Division. (b) The Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall meet not less than four (4) times each year. The annual meeting shall be held im mediately preceding the annual meeting of the Division as provided in paragraph la) above. The Executive Committee shall meet immediately following the annual meeting of the Division or at the call of the Vice President of the Division for the numose of organizing and such other business as may properly come before it, and thereafter meetings shall be held after due notice approximately three (3) months apart. Upon due notice the Chairman. Executive Committee may call special meetings, and shall call special meetings upon written request of a ma jority of its members. (c) At all meetings of the Wholesale Division. Class E members shall be entitled to all privileges of membership, including full privilege of the floor and one vote. At such meetings representatives of Class A members shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor and one vote. 27 I'd) Quorum: One-third of the members, including representatives of Class A members, in good standing, shall constitute a quorum at any meet ing of the Wholesale Division. Five shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of its Executive Committee. Section 5. Voting by Mail. iat Executive Committee: When necessary the Executive Committee of this Division shall vote by mail on questions presented by the President or Chairman of the Executive Committee, and a majority of the votes received within fifteen days shall be decisive. fb) Members: Questions which in the judgment of the Executive Committee of the Wholesale Division are sufficiently important for consid eration of Class E members including representatives of Class A members and not important enough for a special meeting, may be voted upon by mail. A majority of the votes received within thirty days shall be decisive. Section 6. Committees. There shall be such committees appointed within this Division as may be necessary or desirable. Standing Comittees shall submit reports and recommendations through the Secretary of the Division thirty days prior to the Annual Meeting. ARTICLE XV AMENDMENTS Section 1. These By-Laws may be amended or revised at any Annual Convention of the Association by an affirmative vote of not less than twothirds of the voting power present as provided for in the By-Laws. How ever. no such amendment or revision shall be considered unless the same has been first submitted to the Committee on Constitution and By-Laws in writing, who shall present it with their recommendation to the Executive Committee, and by them presented with their recommendation to the Asso ciation at a regular session prior to the session at which final vote is taken. Section 2. Any portion of the By-Laws may be suspended for a defi nite purpose by unanimous vote at any meeting of the Association. NON-EXCHANGE AGREEMENT (Revised 1936) "Wh er eas , the taking of the products of one manufacturer by another in exchange for his own products--commonly known as the 'Exchange of Paints, Varnishes or Lacquers'--is unethical, an unfair form of competi tion. and demoralizing: `1. We hereby agree for ourselves, our distributing agents, jobbers, representatives and traveling salesmen, that we will not take or allow to be taken in exchange for our own products any paints, varnishes, lacquers or other products of any other manufacturers; nor will we give or permit the giving of any advice or assistance in facilitating such exchange or replace ment or the disposal of competitive products in the hands of others; nor will we make or permit to be made any concessions, allowances or gifts of any kind to promote or facilitate such exchange. "2. We agree to report promptly to the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., any violation of this agreement coming to our knowledge. "3. We agree to cooperate with the National Paint, Varnish and Lac quer Association, Inc,, in the investigation of such report. "4. The National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc., shall investigate such report, and if found correct shall report the facts to the Executive Committee, who sbail notify the accused of the charges, and pro vide due opportunity for hearing. The undersigned agrees that if the 28 NPCA/R1 018866 Executive Committee shall find that such charges against it are sustained, it will pay into the Treasury of the Association an amount computed by the Executive Committee which shall be twice the value of the goods ex changed or displaced, said value to be fixed on the basis of the regular in voice prices of the manufacturer, distributor or dealer making such ex change. at the time of the transaction, and agrees further to accept the decision of the Executive Committee in all such cases. "5. We agree to maintain this Agreement fully in spirit as well as in letter; to inform all of our salesmen, jobbers and other distributing agents or agencies of the purport and scope of this Agreement and to ad vise them that any effort or assistance on their part to effect or promote the exchange through sale or otherwise of the products of any other manu facturer for the purpose of replacement in whole or in part by our own products, or to assist in the disposal of competitive products in the hands of others constitutes a direct violation of this Agreement. "6. We accept responsibility for any violation of this Agreement by our salesmen, jobbers and other distributing agents, and will require of them that they shall not negotiate, arrange, or in any way participate in the replacement or transfer of any products other than those of our own manufacture. "7. We agree that in all cases where the application of this Agree ment is in doubt we will submit the facts to the Executive Committee of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., before taking action, and will abide by their decision." ANTI-BRIBERY AGREEMENT Wh er eas . The Federal Trade Commission. at Washington, has decided that the practice in trade of manufacturers or dealers, secretly giving com missions. gratuities, or other things of vaiue to employees of concerns to whom they sell is unfair competition; and Wh er eas , The members of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., are in full sympathy with the purpose and wish to co operate with the Federal Trade Commission to eliminate the practice: Therefore. We hereby agree for ourselves individually, our respective companies, salesmen and employes, not to permit the gift of any commis sion. gratuities, or other things of value to employees of concerns to whom we sell; and we further agree not to allow our salesmen expense money for any other purpose than for legitimate expenses, and not to permit any funds to be dispensed in any illegal way to influence business. We are signing this agreement irrespective of our membership in the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., or contemplated membership or because signing it is compulsory in order to become mem bers or to continue membership in said Association. Firm Nome Signature of Representative_______________________ ___Title (Please Sign in Ink) Street Addrees _____________________________________ City and State____________________ ____________ Date Fiscal Year Ended _________________________________ 29 NPCA/RI 018867 DEFr.vmo.vs I From .Article II of the oid XRA Code of Fair Competition for the Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Industry. Reprinted because of his torical interest and definite terminology.) The term "The Industry1' means all persons in the continental United States engaged in the manufacture of paint, kalsomine and water paint, varnish (including' shellac varnish), lacquer and kindred products, includ- imr putty, semi-finished base materials for lacquers, thinners. and diluents iwhen such semi-finished base materials are sold or offered for sale in competition with the finished products of this Industry), liquid and plastic roof coatimrs and roof cements, and artists' colors; and/or such branches or sub-divisions thereof as may from time to time be included under the provisions of this Code, provided that if any member of the Industry also manufactures products of any other industry, the provisions of this Code shall apply only to that part of his business which is included in this Code. The term "Export Trade" means any business transacted with any pur chaser for shipment of products of the Industry outside of the continental United States. The term "Artists' Colors" means artists' oil colors, or artists' paints, water colors including poster and showcard colors, tempera colors, and artists' pastels, prepared canvases and panels, artists' mediums and var nishes, artists' drawing and lettering inks, artists' block printing inks of oil and water base, charcoal, modelling tools and all types of artists' woodentcare, such as easels, palettes, color boxes, and such kindred ma terials and articles ordinarily used in schools and by art students, artists, commercial artists, etchers, modellers, sculptors and craftsmen.' The term "employee" as used herein includes any person engaged in any phase of the Industry in any capacity in the nature of employee irrespective of the method of payment of his compensation. The term "employer" as used herein includes anyone for whose benefit such an em ployee is so engaged. The term "member of The Industry" includes any manufacturer who shall be subject to this Code. The tarn "member of the Code" includes any member of The Industry who shall expressly signify assent to this Code. The term "Association" herein means the American Paint and Varnish Manufacturers' Association. Inc., and the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association, Inc., or their successor or successors. The term "Association Headquarters" means the office main tained jointly by the Associations at 2201 New York Avenue. N. W,, Wash ington, D. C. The term "Trade Sales" as used herein means all sales to jobbers, dealers, painters, automotive refinishing shops, and sales made directly to the consumer, with the exception of such sales as are herein after defined as "Industrial Sales." The term "Industrial Sales" as used herein means all sales to the following classes of buyers, covering products of The Industry used by such buyers on their products or for the finishing of their equipment and for the painting, upkeep and maintenance of their plants, equipment, tenements, and for any other purpose; Industrial plants of all kinds (such as automobile manufacturers, im plement manufacturers, furniture manufacturers, etc., etc.). Transportation companies (including street railways, bus and air transportation companies) Car and locomotive builders Public service companies Oil refiners and pipe line companies , Packing houses Steel manufacturers and those who fabricate their own products Bridge builders and bridges Coal or other mining operations Steamship lines, shipyards, wharves and docks All departments of any State, County, Municipal or other political sub-diviaions, but only for the fallowing products: traffic paint; road paint; products used on bridges, trucks and machinery; automobile license tag coatings; or materials for finishing fumiture. or any other products manufactured in prisons or reforma- 30 NPCA/RI 018868 cories. All other business from State. County. Municipal and other political sub-divisions. such as products used on building, insti tutions, etc., to be classified as "Trade Sales." Ail Departments of the United States Government regardless of usage. LEST WE FORGET: iAn editorial on your Association's Code of Ethics, from the American Paint Journal, March _'J, iSJT) During the period which is rapidly approaching a half-century of honor able existence, the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association and is predecessor organizations have consistently taken cognizance of and at tempted to eliminate certain trade practices which, because properly con sidered as unethical, rather than illegal, hit below the belt and inflict dam age incompatible with the principles of fair play, leaving the injured party without legal recourse and utterly defenseless unless he yields to the temp tation to fight back in the same unprincipled manner. While such a course may result in a degree of temporary satisfaction in individual instances, it can contribute nothing in the way of a perma nent solution; indeed, if such unethical practices were condoned even when ' practiced only in self defense, they would be bound to spread to such an extent as to become the rule rather than the exception, and to create a state of chaos characterized by a degree of suspicion and ill feeling which would tend to degrade, rather than to elevate, the standards of the industry. The success of the cooperative efforts for which this industry has won signal recognition is dependent upon a feeling of good will and mutual re spect which can exist only when the rules of fair play are jealously ob served. These rules are set forth in the Code of Ethics of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, which appears on the opposite page. They antedate the Code of Fair Competition adopted under NRA and also the earlier agreements emanating from the trade practice confer ences held under the auspices of the Federal Trade Commission. One of the apparently inescapable penalties of regulation is that the incentive to adhere to voluntary principles which have been readily accepted is removed and that a premium is placed upon evasion. The weakness of the rules of the trade practice conferences was that they were legally bind ing oniy upon signatories. When the same principles were later incorpor ated in the NRA code, they were legally binding upon all members of the industry. But with the passing of NRA, they became legally binding upon no one. Perhaps it is because of the many newcomers into the industry who have never been made familiar with the Code of Ethics as such; perhaps it is because its existence has been forgotten during the recent years of rapid change in which one new form of governmental regulation has super seded another in its demands upon the attention of members of the indus try--but there has been some evidence that its principles are being disre garded in certain quarters. It is for the purpose of reminder that the Code of Ethics still exists and to call attention to its provisions that it is reproduced here as incor porated in the by-laws of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Asso ciation. It provides the basis for honorable competition which permits com petitors to band together in their cooperative efforts to expand the market for the industry's products, in competition with those of other industries, to their mutual benefit. If it is to be "either a closed season or an open season," as suggested by one member recently in professing his inability to suffer in silence through adherence to principles unobserved by his com petitors, by all means let us make it a closed season; the other alternative is a cat and dog fight which can benefit no one in the long run. while threat ening the security of the structure erected for the advancement of a united industry. 31 NPCA/RI 018869 OFFICIAL BUSINESS PROGRAM 1935 ANNUAL CONVENTION (iith Meeting of the Organized Industry) National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Washington, D. C. OCTOBER 29. 30. 31. NOVEMBER 1. 1935 Mayflower Hotel Committee Meetings Meetings of the Budget and Finance Committee, the Executive Committee and the National Advisory Committee were held Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1935. BUSINESS SESSIONS TUESDAY--OCTOBER 29, 1935 10:00 A. M. First Annual Meeting Wholesale Division, National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Formerly NATIONAL WHOLESALE PAINT ASSOCIATION Pr e s id en t Er n es t T. Tr ig g , Presiding Report of Nominating Committee. Election of Executive Committee. Election of Vice Chairman of the Division. Election of Delegates to the Convention. Report at Committee on Constitution and By-Laws Regarding Proposed Amendments Affecting Wholesale Division-- H. M. Howard. "Voluntary Trade Practice Agreements"--E. P. Lynch. "Modernizing for Profit"--T. E. Damm, Paint Industry Representative, Federal Housing Administration. "Problems of Distribution"--Edward R. Drake. "Sand Paper"--George H. Haipin. "Paint Performance"--Dr. H. A. Gardner, Director. Scientific Section. "Meeting the Seasonal Sales Problem of the Paint Wholesaler"--Stanley L. Kedzierski, Marketing and Research Divi sion, U. S. Department of Commerce. "Bristle and Brushes"--Philip H. Thayer, First Vice-President, Amer ican Brush Manufacturers' Association. "Wall Paper as a Profitable Job bing Line"--Harold E. Watson. "Cooperative Paint Catalogs"--I. T. Alderson. Announcements. WEDNESDAY--OCTOBER 30, 1935 9:30 A. M. -- Opening Session NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Pr e s id e n t Er n es t T. Tr ig g , Presiding Welcome to Delegates: Birmingham (England! Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Club. Response: K. G. Cooke. Honorary Secretary. International Society Master Painters and Decorators. Response: John B. Dewar, Presi dent, Delegates: John B. Dewar, J, Frank Jones, George S. Stuart. Federa tion of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs. Response: Roy B. Anderson. Retiring President. Report of Treasurer--Charles J. Roh. "Membership Dividends"--E. V. Peters. "What About NRA?"--Major George L. Berry. Preliminary Report of Constitution and By-Laws Committee -- H. M. Howard, Chairman. "Home Owners Loan Corporation"--John H. Fahey, Chairman. "Consistent Cooperation Conquers"--Ernest T. Trigg, President. Preliminary Report of Nominating Committee--Wm. H. Jarden, Jr., Chairman. Announcements. 32 NPCA/RI 018870 WEDNESDAY--OCTOBER 30. 1933 2:00 P. M. TRADE SALES CONFERENCE Ch a ir ma n Ch a r . W. Ea s t w o o d , Presiding "The National Housing Act" -- Stewart McDonald. Administrator. Federal Housing Administration, "Paint and the Better Housing Program" --T. E. Damm, Paint Industry Representative. Federal Housing Adminis tration. Housing Flashes--Pathe Movie Film. "The Bottleneck of the Housing Program"--W. B. Elwang, representing the Wholesale Division. "The Vaiue of an Industry Operated Finance Corporation"--L. H. Goldbright. Jr.. Vice-President and Treasurer. Heating and Plumbing Finance Corporation (Subsidiary American Radiator Corp.). "Our Own Finance Corporation"--Ernest T. Trigg, President, National Paint, Varnish ' and Lacquer Association. Discussion. Announcements. 10:00 P. M. COUNTY CARNIVAL--BALLROOM THURSDAY--OCTOBER, 31, 1935 9:30 A. M. INDUSTRIAL SALES CONFERENCE Ch a ir ma n Pa u l S. Ke n n ed y , Presiding "The Year in Review"--Paul S. Kennedy, Chairman, National Indus trial Sales Committee. "The Federation Cooperates"--Roy B. Anderson. Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs. Discussion. "A Survey of Marketing Problems"--O. C. Holleran. Marketing Research and Service Division, U. S. Department of Commerce. Discussion. "Committee Activi ties"--David Andrew, C. F. Beatty, A. C. Horn, W. I. Longsworth. C. L. Sullivan, Jr. "In More Ways Than One"--C. Homer Flynn, Director. Industrial Sales Division. "China Wood Oil in World Markets"--C. C. Concannon. Chief, Chemical Division, U. S. Department of Commerce. Discussion. Announcements. THURSDAY--OCTOBER, 31, 1935 2:00 P. M. COMBINED INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE SALES CONFERENCE Vic e Pr e s id en t Wa l l ac e F. Be n n e t t , Presiding "The Scientific Section"--Dr. H. A. Gardner, Director. "Saving the Surface"--Chas. W. Eastwood, Chairman. "Better Light--Better Sight" --J. F. O'Briert, Better Light--Better Sight Campaign. "The Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign"--Dr. R. A. Plumb, Chairman. "The Control of Credits and Collections"--M. B. Wiley. "Trade-Mark Protection"-- C. J. Caspar, Chairman. "Brass Tacks"--(A playlet in four scenes, presenting some every-day problems in the Paint Industry and an Ideal Conclusion). Announcements. 7 :00 P. M. ANNUAL BANQUET--BALLROOM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935 9:30 A. M. FINAL BUSINESS SESSION Pr e s id en t Er n es t T. Tr ig g , Presiding Final Report of Committee on Constitution and By-Laws--H. M. Howard. Chairman. "A Voluntary Agreement--Does the Paint Industrv Want It?" --M. Q. Macdonald, General Counsel. "Reconstruction Finance Corporation" 33 --Jesse H. Jones. Chairman. "Into the Past"--George B. Heckel. Chairman. National Memorial Committee. Final Report of Nominating Committee-- Wm. H. Jarden. Jr.. Chairman. Election and Installation of Officers and Members Executive Committee. Unfinished Business. New Business. Ad journment. NOTE: The proceedings oi the 1935 Convention tvere published verbatim in the Trade Press, and are on file at Association Headquarters in Wash ington. The results of the Anmtal Election at the 1935 Convention are shotvn in the list of officers and Executive Committee for 1936. shown on a preceding page. .. OFFICERS--1936 (Last Year) National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. PRESIDENT--Er n es t T. Tr ig c (Elected for three-year term, November 1, 1933. Re-elected November 20. 1936, for three-year term.) Association Headquarters, 2S01 .Vew York Ave. .V. W., Washington. D. C. VICE-PRESIDENT--Wa l l a c e F. Be n n e t t Bennett Glass & Paint Company, Salt Lake City TREASURER--Ch a r l e s J. Ro h Murphy Varnish Company, Newark Regional Zone Vice-Presidents NEW ENGLAND ZONE-- EUGENE E. Mo r t o n , Carpenter-Merton. Co., Boston. Mass. EASTERN ZONE-- Har r y C. So f f eb. Paragon Paint < Varnish Co., Long Island City, -V. Y. CENTRAL ZONE-- WmNEB G. SMITH, Werner G, Smith Co., Cleveland, Ohio SOUTHERN ZONE-- W. T. ARRINGTON, Harry C. Smith Co., Memphis. Tenn. WESTERN ZONE-- GaRRETT M. Go l d ber g , Garrett M. Goldberg Paint Co., San Francisco, Cai. DIVISIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT REPRESENTING WHOLESALE DIVISION-- T. A. Fl y n n , Butler-Flynn Paint Co., Washington, D. C. (Appointed by Executive Committee.) SECRETARY--Re v e l W. El t o n Association Headquarters, 2S01 New York Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. GENERAL COUNSEL--M. Q. Mac d o n al d Association Headquarters, 3S01 New York Ave. N. W., Washington. D. C. SECRETARY EMERITUS--Geo r c e B. He c k el Philadelphia, Pa. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--1936 (Last Year) (The by-laws provide that the Executive Committee shall consist of the president, vice-president and treasurer of the association and eighteen elected members serving three-year terms, six of whom shall be elected each year.) Er n es t T. TRIGG, President, Association Headquarters, 2201 New York Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. Wal l ac e F. Be n n e t t , Vice-President, Bennett Glass Ji Paint Co., Salt Lake City, Utah Ch ar l es J. Ro h , Treasurer, Murphy Varnish Company, Newark, N. J. 34 NPCA/R1 018872 (Elected for three-year term. November 2. 1934. Previously elected for one-year term. Novembr 1. 1933.) W. C. DaSNEY. Jones-Dnbnev Company, Louisville O. J. S. d eBr u n . Egyptian Lacquer M/g. Company, Sew York City S. C. De n n in g . Muralo Company, Staten Island, .V. Y. D. W. Fig g is . American Can Company, Sew York City R. A. Pl u mb, Tniscon Laboratories, Detroit _ J. He a t h Wo o d , Standard Varnish Works, Chicago F. D. Gr if f in , Pittsburgh Plate Class Co., Milwaukee, IVis. (Elected by Executive Committee Jan. 9, 1935. to fill out unex pired three-year term of the late Ludington Patton. Re-elected for full three-year term November 20, 1936.) (Elected at Chicago Convention. November 1, 1933, for three-year term.) El l io t S. PHILLIPS. Devoe & Reynolds Company, Sew York City, Chairman Fr ed M. Car t er . Sational Lead Company, Sew York City L. P. Mo o r e. Benjamin Moore & Company, Sew York City Wil l ia m Ric h t er , E. I. duPont de Semours & Company, Wilmington, Del. Er n es t T. Tr ig g . 120t Sew York Avenue, Washington, D. C. H. E. Webs t er , Pratt & Lambert, Inc., Buffalo, S. Y. (Elected for two-year term. November 1. 1933. Re-elected for full threeyear term. November 1, 1935.) Ma r s h a l l L. Ha v ey , Sew Jersey Zinc Company, Sew York City James B. Lo r d . Boston Varnish Company, Everett, Mass. Wel l s Ma r t in , Martin Varnish Company, Chicago. III. Sa mu el R. MaTLACK, Geo. D. Wetherill & Co., Inc.. Philadelphia. Pa. Her ber t W. Ric e. V. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. 1. Fr a n k L. SULZBERGER, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Company, Chicago, III. COMMITTEES--1936 National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Arbitration Frank P. Cheesman. Chairman; Cheesman-Elliot Co.. Brooklyn, N. Y. P. H. Callahan, Louisville Varnish Co., Louisville, Ky. E. J. Cornish, National Lead Co., New York, N. Y. J. Sibley Felton. Felton, Sibley & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. George J. Michel. C. A. Michel & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa. R. O. Walker, The Thibaut & Walker Co., Long Island City, N. Y. Budget and Finance Committee Charles J. Roh. Chairman, Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, N. J. D. W. Figgis. American Can Co., New York City S. R. Matlack, Geo. D. Wetherill & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. H. A. Melum, Benjamin Moore & Co., Chicago, 111. Wm. Richter, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del. F. L. Sulzberger, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, I1L Calcimine and Water Paint Division (Steering Committee) Louis V. Fox, Chairman, M. Ewing Fox Co., Inc., New York. N. Y. S. C. Dunning, The Muralo Co., Staten Island, N. Y. H. A. Melum, Benj. Moore & Co.. Chicago, 111. J. C. Penniman. New England Whiting Co., Boston, Mass. J. Vincent Reardon. The Reardon Co., St Louis, Mo. C. A. Warren, Craftex Co., Boston, Mass. . Chamber of Commerce. U. S. A. F. J. Sampson, Chairman, Sampson Paint & Color Co., Richmond, Va. Leon Hanline, Hsnline Brothers, Baltimore, Md. Clean Up and Paint Up R. A. Plumb, Chairman, Truscon Laboratories, Detroit, Mich. John Henry Coon, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Adam E. Daum. Impervious Varnish Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. 35 D. W. Figgis, American Can Co., New York, N. Y. John R. MacGregor. Eagle-Picher Lead Co., Cincinnati, Ohio WeJl3 Martin. Martin Varnish Co., Chicago, 111. George H. Priest, Jr., American Paint Journal Co., St. Louis. Mo. J. G. Yates. Yates-Huelett Paint Co., San Francisco, Calif. Constitution and By-Laws H. M. Howard, Chairman, The Thibaut A Walker Co., Long Island City, N. Y. March G. Bennett, Samuel Cabot, Inc., Boston. Mass. Arthur V. Crary, Continental Can Co., New York. N. Y. Credits and Collections F. J. Hamerin, Chairman, Lilly Varnish Company. Indianapolis. Ind. R. A. Colliton, Secretary, National Association of Credit Men, St. Louis, Mo. Vice-Chairmen Central Zone--F. H. Hamerin, Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis Eastern Zone--H. E. Rhell, John T. Lewis A Bro. Co., Philadelphia Southern Zone--M. M. Salaun, Marine Paint A Varnish Co., New Orleans Western Zone--C. H. Sondhaus, National Lead Co., San Francisco Steering Committee F. J. Hamerin, Chairman, Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis J. A. Fueglein. Louisville Varnish Co., Louisville T. J. Kenny, Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. B. G. McFadden, Pratt A Lambert, Inc., Buffalo H. E. Rhell, John T. Lewis A Bro. Co., Philadelphia M. M. Salaun, Marine Paint A Varnish Co.. New Orleans L. E. Schroeder, George E. Watson Co., Chicago C. H. Sondhaus, National Lead Co., San Francisco Local Representatives Atlanta--Ellis L. Cone, F. J. Cooledge A Sons, 131-1 Murphy Avenue Baltimore--A. L. Franklin, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 8 South Paca St. Birmingham--J. M. Phillips, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 912 North 20th St. Geo. L. Pierce, The Glidden Co., 2016 First Avenue Boeton--Wesley W. Gilmour. Boston Varnish Co.. Everett, Mass. Frank A. Roche. Wadsworth, Howland A Co., Inc., 141 Federal St. Buffalo--B. G. McFadden. Pratt A Lambert, Inc., 73 Tonawanda St. W. A. Michael, National Lead Co.. Clinton A Oak Sts. Chicago--W. H. Luecke, James B. Day A Co., 1872 Clybourne Ave. Leon C. Hayes, Standard Varnish Works, 2600 Federal St. Cincinnati--0. F. Stuempel, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Court A Broadway Streets Chas. W. Heitman, Foy Paint Co., Mentor A Huston Aves., Norwood Dallas--C. C. Knudson, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Denver--Frank McLister. Kohler-McLister Paint Co. Dee Hoinee--Wm. H. Schmidt. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, H. E. Collins, Standard Glass A Paint Co. Detroit--C. Fallon, Frazer Paint Co.. 2473 Hubbard Ave. Frank Bacon, Detroit Graphite Co., 318 12th St Grand Rapids--G. E. Cowlishsw, Grand Rapids Wood Finishing Co. Houtton--A. Waldhauser, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Crawford A Com merce Streets Indianapolis--Dwight Sherburne, The A. Burdsal Co. Kansas City--E. N. Ronnau, Cook Paint A Varnish Co., P. O. Box 1096 Lot Angeles--Warren J. Beebe, W. P, Fuller A Co.. 133 N. Los Angeles St. Louisville--J. A. Fueglein. Louisville Varnish Co., 1400 Maple St C. D. Kerswill, Peasiee-Gaulbert Paint A Varnish Co., 15th A Lythe Streets Memphis--M. G. Heins, True-Tagg Paint Co. Milwaukee--P. W. Ruppert, National Lead Co., 1334 S. First St. A. L. Kohlmetz, Patek Bros., Inc., 215 Water St 36 NPCA/RI 018874 Minneapolis-St. Paul--J. W. Hoffman, Forman, Ford 4 Co., Ill S. 2nd St., Minneapolis, Minn. _ __ Geo. Coughlin. St. Paul White Lead 4 Oil Co., Water 4 Starkey Sts., St. Paul, Minn. Setcnrk--G. H. Rochweiler. Murphy Varnish Co.. 224 McWhorter St. .Vets Orleans--B. H. Read. American Paint Works. Sew York--D. H. Driver, Devoe Si Reynolds Co., 383 Hamilton Are., Omaha--J. T. Cunningham. Pioneer Glass & Paint Co., 14th 4 Harney Sts. D. H. Baldwin. Cook Paint & Varnish Co., 1422 Davenport St. Philadelphia--A. W. Sande, John Lucas & Co., Inc., 322 Race St. Pittsburgh--I. G. Reuter, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Grant Bldg. J. E. Smith. John Lucas 4 Co., Inc.. 1130 Carson St. West Portland (Ore.)--J. F. Totten, General Paint Corp., 2nd St Taylor Sts. W. J. Webber, W. P. Fuller A Co,, Front St Morrison Sts. Richmond--F. J. Samnson, Sampson Paint 4 Color Co. Charles W'. Snead, Bullington Paint Co., 4th 4 Broad St. St. Louis--E. J. Brengartner, Con-Ferro Paint 4 Varnish Co., 3225 X. Broadway Salt Lake City--Harold Moore, Salt Lake Glass 4 Paint Co., 33 E. 1st South Street San Francisco--C. C. Hill, W. P. Fuller. 4 Co. R. H. Ohea. Paraffine Companies, Inc. Seattle--B. W. Lockhart, National Lead Co.. 973 John St. R. C. Uhlmann, Schom Paint Mfg. Co.. 1128 W. Spokane St. Legislative Herbert W. Rice, Chairman, U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. I. Wm. J. Pitt, Vice Chairman. DeVilbiss Mfg. Co.. Toledo, Ohio R. L. Clancy, Southern Cotton Oil Co., Savannah. Ga. D. J. Devlin. Marine Paint & Varnish Co., New Orleans. La. C. B. Woodruff, W. P. Fuller 4 Co., San Francisco, Calif. Local Association Program C. K. Stodder, Chairman, Savogran Co., Boston. Mass. W. T. Arrington, Harry C. Smith Co., Memphis, Tenn. C. Burch Athey, C. M. Athey Paint Co., Baltimore. Md. F. C. Atwood, Atlantic Research Associates, Inc.. Boston, Mass. E. S. Blackledge, Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. G. M.-Goldberg, Garrett M. Goldberg Faint Co., San Francisco, Calif. E. E. Morton. Carpenter-Morton Co., Boston, Mass. Werner G. Smith, Wemer G. Smith Co., Cleveland. Ohio H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint 4 Varnish Corp., Long Island City, N. Y. J. V. Thompson, Thompson 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Membership E. V. Peters, Chairman, St Joseph Lead Co., New York, N. Y. John Ayrault, Jr., The Larkin Co., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Earl Bernhardt New Orleans Paint 4 Color Co., New Orleans, La. Byron W. Butler, W. P. Fuller 4 Co., Salt Lake City, Utah John G. Butler, John G. Butler Co.. Savannah, Ga. G. C. Cunningham, Pioneer Glass 4 Paint Co., Omaha, Nebr. Adam E. Daum, Impervious Varnish Co-, Pittsburgh, Fa. H. Braith Davis, H. B. Davis Co., Baltimore, Md. F. J. Derrick, Perry 4 Derrick Co., Cincinnati, Ohio W. H. Gerke, Sargent-Gerke Co., Indianapolis, Ind. E. R. Hoag, Ditzler Color Co., Detroit. Mich. W. E. Holen. W. H. Barber Co., Minneapolis R. T. Hopkins, C. K. Williams Co., Atlanta C. W. House, DeSoto Paint 4 Varnish Co., Memphis, Tenn. Fred A. Jensen, 510 N. Dearborn St, Chicago, 111. J. F. Kurfees, Jr., J. F. Kurfees Paint Co, Louisville, Ky. C. J. Landen, Sterling Paint 4 Varnish Co.. Boston, Mass. D. H. Litter, D. H. Litter Co.. New York, N. Y. John G. Ludey, National Lead Co., Toledo. Ohio E. B. Mackenzie, Preservative Paint Co, Seattle, Wash. 37 I fr~~ H. C. Marble. Densol Paint Co.. Cleveland John Moore. Geo. F. Muth Co.. Washington. D. C. C. P. Morris, Binney 4 Smith Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. R. H. Oakley, Oakley Paint Mfg, Co., Los Angeles. Calif. Chas. W. Parrott. Lowe Bros. Co.. Dayton, Ohio James A. Reardon. The Reardon Co.. St. Louis _ F. J. Sampson. Sampson Paint 4 Color Co., Richmond. Va. W. 0. Schwarz. Patek Bros.. Milwaukee C. X. Seidlitz, Seidlitz Paint & Varnish Co.. Kansas City. Mo. L. J. Staverman, R. F. Johnston Paint 4 Varnisn Co.. Columbus Warren M. Thorsen. Fisher-Thorsen Co., Portland. Ore. Frank A. Traylor, Minehart-Traylor Co.. Denver. Colo. Paul W. Wood, Paul W, Wood Co., San Francisco, Calif. Steering Committee (Membership Committee) E. V. Peters, Chairman, St. Joseph Lead Co., New York, X. Y. E. E. Morton (New England Vice Chairman), Carpencer-Morton Co., Bos ton, Mass. H. C. Soffer (Eastern Vice Chairman), Paragon Paint & Varnish Corp.), Long Island City, N. Y. W. T. Arrington (Southern Vice Chairman), Harry C. Smith Co.. Mem phis, Tenn. Werner G. Smith (Central Vice Chairman), Werner G. Smith Co., Cleve land, Ohio G. M. Goldberg (Western Vice Chairman), Garrett M. Goldberg Paint Co.. San Francisco, Calif. Roy B. Anderson. Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co., Brooklyn, X. Y. Louis V. Fox, M. Ewing Fox Co.. Inc., New York. N. Y. A. C. Horn, A. C. Horn Co.. Long Island City. X. Y. Wm. H. Jarden. Jr,, McCloskey Varnish Co., Philadelphia. Pa. C. J. Landen. Sterling Paint 4 Varnish Co.. Boston. Mass. D. H. Litter. D. H. Litter Co., New York. X. Y. Joseph Stelwagon. Stelwagon Mfg. Co., Philadelphia. Pa. Carl F. Watter, J. J. Hockenjos Co.. Irvington, X. J. James S. Wolf, Standard Varnish Works, New York, N. Y. Memorial Committee R. F. Adams, Chairman, Paint; Oil 4 Chemical Review, Chicago, 111. W. S. Auchincloss, Oil, Paint 4 Drug Reporter, New York, X. Y. George B. Heckel. Drugs, Oils and Paints, Philadelphia, Pa. George H. Priest, Jr., American Paint Journal, St. Louis, Mo. National Industrial Sales Committee Paul S. Kennedy. Chairman, Murphy Varnish Co.. Newark, X. J. Steering Committee Paul S. Kennedy, Chairman, Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, X. J. Roy B. Anderson, Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co.. Brooklyn, X. Y. J. R. Esposito, Ault 4 Wiborg Corp.. New York, N. Y. A. C. Horn, A. C. Horn Co.. Long Island City, N. Y. H. E. lackey, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington. Del. W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Company. Indianapolis, Ind. J. Heath Wood, Standard Varnish Works. Chicago, I1L Local Representation Baltimore--H. Braith Davis, H. B. Davis Company. 1600 Bayard St. Buffalo--T. E. Murnhy, Pratt 4 Lambert. Inc., 73 Tonawanda St. Chicago--E. T. Stille, Stille-Young Co.. 2300 N. Ashland Cincinnati--E. J. Shannon, Edw. J. Shannon Co., P. O. Box 14, Norwood Cleveland--C. H. Reed. Forbes Varnish Co., 3800 W, 143d St. Denver-- Frank A. Traylor. Minehart-Traylor' Co.. 25th and Walnut St Detroit--Wm. Hogben, Ditzler Color Co., 3000 W. Chicago Blvd. San Francisco--D. J. Tight. R. N. Nason 4 Co.. 151 Potrero Ave. Indianapolis--Vf. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Co., 666 S. California St. Kansas City--E. R. Kyger, Sewail Paint 4 Varnish Co.. 1009 W. 8th St. Los Angeles--C. E. Burge, Scriver 4 Quinn, Inc., 1366 Willow St. 38 NPCA/RI 018876 Louisville--Harry F. Schaefer, The Schaefer Co.. 1315 W. Kentucky^ _ Milwaukee--E. A. Hentzen. Wisconsin Paint Mfg. Co.. 3710 Richards 3t. N. Mimieapolis-St. Paul--W. H. Sweney, St. Paul White Lead 4 Oil Co., Water 4 Starkey Sts.. St. Paul. Minn. Xew England--E. W. Hinckley, Berry Bros.. Inc.. 21 Power House, 5., Bos ton, Mass. Seui York--H. M. Howard, Thibaut & Walker Co., -IGth Road. L. I. City Philadelphia--H. E. Lackey, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilming ton, Dei. Pittsburgh--Adam E. Daum. Impervious Varnish Co., Koppers Bldg. Richmond--James A. Saunders, Atlantic Varnish 4 Paint Co., 2323 Lester Street St. Louis--J. E. George, P. D. George Co., 4153 Bingham Ave. Toledo--P, F. Whalen, Jr., Buckeye Paint 4 Varnish Co., 715 S. 15th St. Roof Coatings W. H. Bailey, Alcatraz Company, Richmond, Va. At Large Roy B. Anderson, Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. David Andrew. Ferbert-Schorndorfer Co., Cleveland. Ohio C. F. Beatty, Socony Paint Products Co., New York, N. Y. E. S. Blackledge, Devoe & Reynolds Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. C. R. Cook, Cook Paint 4 Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. J. R. Esposito, Ault 4 Wiborg Carp.. New York, N. Y. A. C. Horn, A C. Horn Co., Long Island City, N. Y. G. A. LaValle, Marietta Paint 4 Color Co., Marietta. Ohio W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Co.. Indianapolis, Ind. C. L. Sullivan, Jr., Thresher Varnish Co.. Dayton, Ohio J. Heath Wood, Standard Varnish Works, Chicago. 111. W. J. Pitt (Spray Painting), 300 Phillips Ave., Toledo Ohio ADVISORY BOARD Paul S. Kennedy, Chairman, Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, N. J. Roy B. Anderson, Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co.. Brooklyn, N. Y. David Andrew, Ferbert Schorndorfer Co., Cleveland, Ohio E. S. Blackledge, Devoe 4 Raynolds Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fred Brown. Grand Rapids Varnish Co., Grand Rapids. Mich. Charles R. Cook, Cook Paint 4 Varnish Co., Kansas City, Missouri M. J. Creighton, The Zapon Co., Stamford, Conn. William C. Dabney, Jones-Dabney Co., Louisville, Kentucky 0. J. S. deBrun, Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. Joseph R. Esposito, Ault 4 Wilborg Corp., New York, N. Y. A. C. Horn, A. C. Horn Co.. Long Island City, N. Y. H. M. Howard, Thibaut 4 Walker Co., Long Island City, N. Y. F. W. Judson, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Norman W. Kelley, Southern Varnish Co.. Roanoke, Virginia Henry E. Lackey, E. I. duPont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington, Dela. J. H. Lathe, The Glidden Co., Cleveland. Ohio W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis, Indiana W. L. McFadden. Lawrence-McFadden Co., Philadelphia, Pa. T. E. Murphy, Pratt 4 Lambert, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Charles H. Reed, Forbes Varnish Co., Cleveland, Ohio Fred Rinshed, Rinshed-Mason Co., Detroit, Mich. Wm. S. Rowland, The Stanley Chemical Co., E. Berlin, Conn. Carl J. Schumann, Hilo Varnish Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles L. Sullivan. Jr., Thresher Varnish Co., Dayton, Ohio J. Heath Wood, Standard Varnish Works, Chicago, Illinois Outside Relations Committee A. C. Horn. Chairman, A. C. Horn Co., Long Island City, N. Y. E. S. Blackledge, Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. J. R. Esposito, Ault 4 Wilborg Corp., New York, N. Y. Product Value Committee C. F. Beatty, Chairman (Marine), Socony Paint Products Co.. New York, N. Y. 39 1 . NPCA/RI 018877 David Andrew (Metal Finish). Ferbert-Schorndorfer Co.. Cleveland, Ohio W. H. Bailey (Roof Coating), Alcatraz Co., Richmond. Va. C. R. Cook (At Large), Cook Paint 4 Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. Wm. Hogben (Auto Finish), Ditzler Color Co.. Detroit, Mich. C. L. Sullivan, Jr. (Railroad), Thresher Varnish Co., Dayton, Ohio W. I. Longsworth iWood Finish), Lilly Varnish Co.. Indianapolis, Ind. National Trade Sales Committee C. W. Eastwood, Chairman, U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. I. Steering Committee C. W. Eastwood, Chairman, U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co.. Providence. R. I. Frank Bownes, Frank Bownes Co., Chelsea. Mass. Matt. Denning, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington, Del. A. R. De Vos. Breinig Bros., Inc., Hoboken. N. J. S, C. Dunning, The Muralo Co., Staten Island, N. V. Ralph H. Everett, Keystone Varnish Co.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Horace S. Felton, Felton, Sibley 4 Co, Philadelphia, Pa. E. D. Peck, Devoe 4 Raynolds Co., New York, N. Y. Charles J. Roh. Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, N. J. H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint 4 Varnish Co., Long Island City, N. Y. Atlanta--S. N. Freeman, Tripod Paints, Inc., 61 Pryor St. N. E. Baltimore--M. M. Goldsmith, Hirshberg Paint Co., 106 W. Pratt St. Buffalo--H. J. Birtch, Devoe 4 Raynolds Co., 690 Main St. Chicago--L. D. Williams, Benjamin Moore 4 Co., 415 N. Green St. Cincinnati--Geo. W. Schenider, Jr., The Foy Paint Co., Mentor 4 Huston, Norwood Cleveland--W. A. Alpers, Cleveland Paint 4 Color Co., 1200 Bolivar Rd. Denver--Frank McLister, Kohler-McLister Paint Co., W. 13th Ave. and Osage Detroit--H. G. Doering, Truscon Laboratories, Caniff & GTRR San Francisco--D. M. Schindler, National Lead Co.. 2240 24th St. Indianapolie--W. H. Gerke, Sargent-Gerke Co.. 323 W. 15th St. Kantat City--C. N. Seidlitz, Seidlitz Paint 4 Varnish Co.. 18th and Gar- held Lot Angeles--Dean Morgan, Sillers Paint 4 Varnish Co., 331 E. 61st St. Louisville--S. E. Booker, Peasiee-Gaulbert Faint 4 Varnish Co., 223 N. loth St Memphis--M, G. Heins. True-Tagg Paint Co., 442 N. Third St. JftlwavAee--W. O. Schwarz, Patek Bros., 226 Water St Minneapolis-St. Paul--George Lindquist, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 616 S. Third St, Minn. Veil) England--S. B. Woodbridge, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., 59 Water St., Everett, Mass. ,Ve> Orleans--E. J. Haas, O. H. Van Horn Co., 524 Camp St Veie York--H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint 4 Varnish Corp., 5-49 46th Ave., Long Island City J. P. Surtoc (Vice-Chairman), E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 . . Co., 350 Fifth Ave., New York City Philadelphia--Wm. H. Jarden, Jr., McCloakey Varnish Co., Holmesburg Junction Portland, Ore.--C. E. Collins, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 900 S. W. 2d Ave. Seattle (Puget Sound)--R. C. Krueger, National Lead Co., 973 John St. Richmond--F. J. Sampson, Sampson Paint 4 Color Co., 1415 E. Main St St. Louie--Carl M. Farline, Vane-Calvert Paint Co., 1601 N. Broadway Toledo--A. J. Roche, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 2410 Albion St. Distribution Methods Sub-Committee E. D. Peck, Chairmen, Devoe 4 Raynolds Co, 1 W. 47th St, New York W. A. Gorrell, John Lucas 4 Co, 322 Race St, Philadelphia Dwight P. Joyce, The Glidden Co, 11001 Madison Ave, Cleveland D. A. Kohr, Lowe Bros. Co, 450 E. 3d St, Dayton R. W. Lindsay, Pratt 4 Lambert, Inc, 73 Tonawanda St, Buffalo H. A. Melum. Benjamin Moore 4 Co, 415 N. Green St, Chicago Benjamin Patterson, Patterson-Sargent Co, 135 E. 42d St, New York 40 NPCA/Rl 018878 J. D. Patton, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 217 E. Pittsburgh Ave,, Milwaukee R. p. Prentvs. National Lead Co., 2240 24th St,, San Francisco Charles J. Roh. Murphy Varnish Co., 224 McWhorter St., Newark F. L. Sulzberger. Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co.. 331 S. Peoria St., Chicago Wm. Zintl, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington, Delaware Wholesale Division Harold E. Watson. Geo E. Watson Co.. Chicago, 111. Calcimine and Water Paint J. Vincent Reardon, The Reardon Company, St. Louis, Mo. Roof Coatings Mitchel Goldsmith. Armstrong Paint 4 Varnish Co., Chicago, 111. At Large Wallace F. Bennett, Bennett Glass 4 Paint Co.. Salt Lake City, Utah A. E. Gardner, S. C. Johnson 4 Son, Racine. Wise. ROOF COATING DIVISION (Executive Committee) R. A. Gaines. Chairman. Philip Carey Co.. Lockland. Cincinnati, Ohio H. C. Gregg. Tropical Paint 4 Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio Grover M. Herman, American Asphalt Paint Co.. Chicago, 111. Save the Surface C. W. Eastwood. Chairman. U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. I. Marshall L. Havey, New Jersey Zinc Co.. New York, N. Y. William Knust. National Lead Co., New York, N. Y. Scientific Section F. L. Sulzberger. Chairman. Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co.. Chicago. 111. Ralph H. Everett. Keystone Varnish Co.. Brooklyn. N. Y. George D. White, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Newark, N. J. Simplification (Trade Sales) ' J. E. Ingram, Chairman, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Paint & Varnish--H. A. Melum. Benjamin Moore 4 Co., Chicago, 111. 0. S. Orrick, General Paint Corp., San Francisco, Calif. Wilbur L. Rice. U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Provi dence, R. I. Calcimine--J. Vincent Reardon. The Reardon Company, St. Louis, Mo. Patty--0. J. Biddle, The Biddle Company, St. Louis, Mo. Roof Coating--M. J. Merkin. M. J. Merlon Paint Co., New York, N. Y. Wholesalers--E. P. Lynch, E. P. Lynch Co., Providence, R. I. Tariff T.J. Campbell, Chairman, Valentine & Company, New York, N. Y. H. A. Gardner, Secretary, Association Headquarters, Washington, D. C. W. H. Eastman. Wm. 0. Goodrich Co., Milwaukee. Wise. Louis V. Fox, M. Ewing Fox Co.. New York, N. Y. J. H. Lovett, Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Newark, N. J. Wm. Richter, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington, Del. Andrew L. Somers, Fred L. Lavanburg Co., New York, N. Y. Trade Mark Charles J. Caspar, Chairman, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. W. P. F. Brawner, W. P. Fuller 4 Co., San Francisco, Calif. D. W. Edgerly, Titanium Pigment Co.. St. Louis, Mo. P. L. Swisher, Beck, Kohler 4 Co., Detroit, Mich. E. G. Weber, F. Weber Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Traffic E. A. Leveille, Chairman, Transportation Bldg., Chicago. 111. D. E. Eichelberger, Cook Paint 4 Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. H. S. Farrow, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., Wilmington, Dei. 41 A. 3. 'lar-r.er. perry Derrick Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio B. C. Hart. Tropical Paint Oil Co.. Cleveland. Ohio J. C. Henniges. 51*41 Cabanr.a Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. J. P. Nolan. Pratt Lamoert. Ir.c.. Buifaio. X. Y. E. R. Spangenberg. Pittsburrr. Plate Class Co., Milwaukee. Wise. J. J. A. Winzenrie'd. Devoe Raynolds Co.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Unfair Competition H. E. Webster. Chairman. Pratt Lambert, Inc., Buifaio, N\ Y. W. C. Dabney, Jones-Dabney Co., Louisville, Ky. 0. I. S. de Brun. Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co.. New York. N. Y. J. D. Patton, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Milwaukee. Wise. E. 5. Phillips. Devoe Raynolds Co., New York, N. Y. C. J. Roh, Murphy Varnish Co.. Newark. N. J. F. L. Sulzberger. Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. W. M. Zintl, E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co., Wilmington. Del. Construction League (General Assembly Representatives) Ernest T. Trigg, President, Association Headquarters, Washington. D. C. Reuel W. Elton. Secretary, Association Headquarters, Washington, D. C. Leon Hanline, Hanline Brothers, Baltimore, Md. H. Braith Davis. H. B. Davis Co., Baltimore. Md. S. R. Jfatlack, Geo. D. Wetherill Co., Philadelphia, Pa. OFFICIAL BUSINESS PROGRAM 1936 ANNUAL CONVENTION National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Chicago. III. NOVEMBER 18<20. 1936 Drake Hotel Executive and Group Meetings Monday--November 16th, 1936, 10:00 a. m.. Executive Committee-- Wholesale Division. Tuesday--November 17th, 1936, 12:30 p. m.. Budget and Finance Com mittee; 2:00 p. m.. Executive Committee. National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association; 3:00 p. m,, Simplification Committee; 7:00 p. m.. Na tional Advisory Committee (Dinner Meeting). Wednesday -- November 18, 1936, 10:00 a. m.. 2nd Annual Meeting. WHOLESALE DIVISION National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc. Ch a ir ma n T. A. Fl y n n , Presiding Report of Nominating Committee. Election of Executive Committee. Election of Vice-Chairman of the Division. Election of Delegates to the Convention. Remarks by President Ernest T. Trigg. Simplification Pro gram--Harry W. Constant. United Sash and Door Co. "Present Day Methods of Distribution"--Stanley L. Kedzierski, Chief, Wholesale Trade Section. Marketing Research and Service Division. Bureau of Foreign Domestic Commerce. Discussion -- Robinson-Patman Act. New Business. Announcements. Recess. 42 NPCA/RI 018880 Wednesday -- November 18, 1336. 1:30 p. m.. Opening Session. NATIONAL PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION. INC. Pr e s id e n t Er n e s t T. Tr ig g , Presiding Weicome to Delegates: International Society of Master Painters & Decorators. Response: Franklin Marling, Jr., Chairman. Delegates: Charles H. Schmitz, Charles B. Hart, Morris Ecker. Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs. Response: R. C. Stark, Retiring President. Delegates: R. B. Anderson. V. C. Bidlack, R. H. Everett, F. W. Fasig, K. J. Howe. National Lumber Dealers Assn. Response: George W. LaPointe, Jr., President. Delegate: Frank Carnahan, Secretary. Report of Treasurer--Charles J. Roh. Our Membership Campaign-- E. V. Peters, Chairman. Preliminary Report of Constitution and By-Laws Committee--H. M. Howard, Chairman. Address--Ernest T. Trigg, President. Preliminary Report of Nominating Committee--J. Vincent Reardon. Chairman. The Robinson-Patman Act--Edwin B, George, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. Announcements. Thursday--November 19, 1936, 9:30 a. m. INDUSTRIAL DIVISION CONFERENCE Ch a ir man Pa u l S. Ke n n e d y , Presiding "The Aims of the Industrial Division"--Paul S. Kennedy, Chairman. "The Association and the Industrial Division"--Ernest T. Trigg, President. "Extending Our Market"--Presented by J. Heath Wood, Standard Varnish Works. "Dead End"--An Industrial Drama with appropriate music. "In dustrial Sales Education and Cooperation"--George H. Robertson, The Sherwin-Williams Co. "Production Club Papers in Review"--Dr. J. S. Long, Devoe & Raynolds Co.. Inc. Discussion of Tung Oil Report. Discussion of Industrial Price Book Forms. Thursday--November 19th. 1936, 10:00 a. m. Second Session WHOLESALE DIVISION Ch a ir ma n T. a . Fl y n n , Presiding "The Credit Man is Your Best Salesman"--Leo E. Schroeder, Geo. E. Watson Co. "Bristles"--Samuel Hirshenhom, Jr., S. Hirshenhom & Sons. New Business. Announcements. Adjournment. 11:30 a. m. Joint Convention Session Pr e s id e n t Er n e s t T. Tr ig g , Presiding "The Robinson-Patman Act and Its Application to Industry"--Hon. Wright Patman. Thursday--November 19th, 1936, 2:00 p. m. TRADE SALES CONFERENCE Ch a ir ma n Cb a s . W. Ea s t w o o d , Presiding Deferred Payment Financing (a) From the Standpoint of a National Manufacturer--E. J. Allee, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (b) From the Stand point of a Regional Manufacturer--H. J. Kuhn. Kuhn Paint & Varnish Works (c) From the Standpoint of a Painter--John B. Sheehan, Business Manager. Chicago Painting and Decorating Contractors Association. Dis cussion. Simplification--J. E. Ingram, Chairman, Simplification Committee. Discussion. Better Light Better Sight Campaign: The National Better Light-Better Sight Bureau--M. E. Skinner, Chairman. "Local Cooperation" 43 I 1 j , | I j ; | : NPGA/Rl 018881 --Ralph G. Raymond. Managing Director, Chicago Lighting Institute. "Ad vantages to Paint Interests"--John D. Sheehan, Business Manager, Chicago Painting and Decorating Contractors Association. Robinson-Patman Act --Ernest T. Trigg, President. Discussion. Friday--November 20th. 1936. 9:30 a. m. FINAL BUSINESS SESSION Vic e Pr e s id en t Wa l l ac e F. Be n n e t t , Presiding Final Report at Constitution and By-Laws Committee--H. M. Howard, Chairman. Technical Progress--Dr. Henry A. Gardner, Director, Scientific Section. "In Memoriam"--R. F. Adams. Final Report of Nominating Com mittee--J. Vincent Reardon, Chairman. Election and Installation of Officers and Members Executive Committee. "Here's How--Things Don't Just Hap pen"--(A pictorial presentation of your Association's Activities). Address --George A. Martin, President, The Sherwin-Williams Company. Unfinished Business. New Business. Adjournment Annual Message by ERNEST T. TRIGG President, N. P.V.4LA. Presented at the Opening Session, National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association Convention. Chicago, Illinois. Wednesday, November 18, 1936 Three years ago we met here in Chicago and by unanimous action we consolidated the then existing organizations into one body which we elected to call the National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association. Those three years have probably been the most active ones we have ever known in an organized way due to the many new experiments in leg islative regulations and a new and different attitude on the pan of Gov ernment in its relation to business. The problems resulting thereform have been of a nature requiring more than ever before, collective thinking and a unity of action on the part of business. Certainly no industry of the volume and numerical size of ours could hope to take advantage of oppor tunities on the one hand and to protect its interests on the other, if each unit acted independently and at cross purposes. Cooperative thinking crys tallized into definite objectives expressing the best judgment of a sub stantial majority has been and is more essential than ever before. I do not intend to go into a discussion of "water over the dam" further than to say that your organization has dealt with the many problems which have come to it--many of which were anticipated--aiming only to serve the best interests of the industry as a whole. Knowledge of Association Services We realize that all members of the industry are not thoroughly ac quainted with the work of their Association and the personalities active in its every day conduct. It is hoped that as time goes on a greater number of the members of the industry will more frequently visit their National Headquarters and take time enough while there to talk with the heads of the various departments, giving them the benefit of suggestions and advice on matters of dommon interest. Through our monthly publication. The Open Door, our Weekly News Letter and through frequent additional publications we keep you in formed of current developments affecting your interesta. In addition there is a continuous dissemination of industry news and developments through the several local associations and various committees throughout the country. One of our most difficult problems is to cause the members of this Association to understand and be as familiar as possible with its current activities. We are using every possible means to keep these activities con stantly before you, and I take the liberty of suggesting that each company 44 NPCA/RI 018882 which is a member of this Association delegate to at least one person in their own organization the responsibility for reading and digesting all the publications that come from your National Association. If the person to wnom this responsibility is delegated would then make it his business to see that each department of the individual company is advised of matters affecting it you will then benefit to the greatest possible extent by the work of this organization. This year we are making an experiment with the convention program. We are holding only four half-day sessions instead of five as on previous occasions. As this curtails our program time, we are eliminating the de tailed reports of department heads. In place thereof we will give you at the Friday morning session, in illustrated form, a "sampling" of all depart mental activities which we hope and believe will be interesting and in structive. A complete and detailed report for each department has been prepared and printed and is available at this convention for all who may wish to examine more closely into the work of any one or more of the departments. The several standing committees have submitted reports which are also printed in full and available at this meeting for your consideration. Cooperative Spirit The cooperative spirit throughout the industry continues to grow. We are deeply grateful to literally hundreds of members of the industry who are serving on regular and special committees, and who give freely of their time and constructive thought to the work of the Association. With out this cooperation and the support of the industry it would not be pos sible to accomplish more than a 3mall part of the results which we are able to secure. This is a tribute to the vision and the fair-mindedness of the members of the industry and bespeaks continued progress and benefit for the future. Our local associations, too, are in the main better organized and more effective in looking after local affairs and in their cooperation with the National organization. There is still room for the strengthening of a few of the local associations, and your National organization is cooperating in that direction in all possible ways. Deferred Payment Plan Shortly after the convention a year ago we completed arrangements with a finance company to handle deferred payment financing for all mem bers of the Association who desired to avail themselves of it During the yfear we have carried on a large amount of promotional work in cooperat ing with all Association members having deferred payment plans. There is scarcely any commodity or service in the building field today which cannot be purchased on a monthly payment basis, and there is scarcely ony com modity of any kind which cannot be similarly bought The Federal Housing Administration under Title I introduced and sold to the public the idea of repainting and otherwise reconditioning their property on an easy payment basis. The total volume of business done under Title I which covers a million and a quarter separate loans amounts to $500,000,000. It is con servatively estimated that the activity under Title I has resulted in at least five dollars worth of such repainting and repair work for every one dollar of business insured by FHA. On this basis no less than 53,000,000,000 worth of work has been created by its activities. While the deferred payment plan in the painting industry did not make a great deal of progress in 1936, this was undoubtedly due to the fact that the public has not been sufficiently advised with regard to its availability, and due furthermore to the fact that the pickup in painting business dur ing the year from regular sources was such that many painters found they had all they could do with the force available to take care of it without seeking additional jobs. We estimate that over 100 manufacturers now have a deferred payment plan available to their customers and it seems certain that as the public becomes better acquainted with the fact that it can "Paint Now and Pay Monthly Out of Income", and as the number of painters is increased, as we hope it will be, this method of -merchandising 15 ami property protection '.vil! become an accepted institution in our industry, greatly expanding our market and extending the protective and decorative benefits of our products. Master Painters We are continuing to cooperate as fully as possible with the Interna tional Society of Master Painters and Decorators. At their request we have worked out certain features for their local chapter meetings. We have prepared promotion letters printed under the name of individual painters for their use in soliciting business. We have conferred from time to time with their officers and committees, and I fee! I can report to you a very genuine spirit of desire and intention to cooperate existing with respecc to alt matters of common interest. I previously referred to the question of sufficient skilled painters to apply the paint for which the market does and will exist. This is a serious situation. It is generally known that painting mechanics have been de pleted at an alarming rate during recent years. Reports from many indus trial centers throughout the country indicate an actual shortage of journey man painters. We are advised the International has a very aggressive committee working on this problem and that it is their idea to see that painting and decorating courses are established in every vocational school in the country. The committee proposes to devise a complete course of study covering two phases of training. The first is the academic training in school covering the theoretical part of the trade. The second is the laboratory work covering actual experience in the shop and on the job. Thus both the theory and practice will be correlated. As manufacturers we have a most vital interest in this situation. So far as trade sales are concerned, it is all coo evident that our own factory output will be limited by the man power available to apply it We have discussed this subject with officers of the Interna tional Society and we shall continue to cooperate with them in every way possible to improve this situation. Insurance For some months we have been diligently working on the subject of added protection for the members of this Association through Product Lia bility Insurance. It is gratifying to be able to advise you that a most attractive contract has been arranged with Lloyds at unusually low rates. This contract specifies that it is for the members of the National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association. This represents another service of defi nite advantage to our membership as such. Full details, together with the contract form itself, were mailed to all Class A members of the Associa tion on Saturday last, the 14th instant. We are now giving serious consideration to other insurance matters affecting our membership. Insurance seems to be the one important matter in our business operations about which there is less first-hand information and knowledge than anything else. Each member of the Industry has a close check on his raw materials and his finished products as well as his sales, advertising and credits. But when it comes to the various forms of insurance: fire, accident, compensation, public liability, etc., it is well known that not more than a very small percentage of manufacturers and distributors can tell the names of the companies with whom their insur ance is placed. Neither do they know the rates they are paying, what limi tations of coverage, if any, exist and exactly what protection the insurance affords. It is usual to depend on an insurance broker in all insurance matters. In saying this, I do not mean in any way to minimize the impor tance of such brokers who are loyal to the assured, helpful in making adjustments and otherwise looking after their welfare. I do believe there is opportunity in this field for a type of service to the members of this organization which can be made to result in some very substantial benefits. Federal Housing Administration The program of the Federal Housing Administration in the brief period of two years in which it has been in operation has already proved itself the principal factor in producing the widespread revival now appar ent in home building and allied construction resulting in business activities 46 NPCA/RI 018884 in the building trades to such an extent that an actual shortage of skilled labor in these trades has become noticeable. The insurance provided through the mutual mortgage insurance fund established by Title II of the National Housing Act is a device which, with out cost to the taxpayer, is capable of piacing the home mortgage market of the country on a permanent staple basis. It is our conviction based upon a very close relationship with this Administration since its inauguration that it has been a most potent factor in the revival of business generally and particularly beneficial to the Paint Industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the peak year for resi dential building was reached in 1925 when 491.222 families were provided for based on building permits received from 257 identical cities. In 19:14. the total had dropped according to the same source and from the same identical cities to 22.063 families--a decline of 95f'o from the peak year. As a result of the promotion done by Federal Housing Administration and the financing made possible by it through private sources, there was a total of 75,000 new homes built in 1935, and this figure it is estimated will be increased to 250.000 for 1936. Economists generally agree that there is a pent up need for approxi mately 2.000,000 new homes: that approximately 4.850,000 new homes will be needed over the next 10 years to take care of the net increase in fami lies, and that approximately 750.000 new homes will be needed to replace those destroyed by fire, tornadoes and other catastrophies. This makes a . total of 7,600,000 new homes which should be supplied over the next 10 years or an annual average of approximately 760,000. So this is the market ahead of us in new home building. There is no one activity which affects all other industries and businesses so much as construction. Its general revival means business for every one. Certainly, any agency which has served such a useful purpose as FHA and which specifically and exclusively encourages individual initiative and creates business for all branches of the building industry and for the banks. Building and Loan Associations, and other financial' institutions should be continued and all proper steps and measures calculated to make its effectiveness more widespread should be supported. One part of the act having to do with Government guarantee of the principal and interest on debentures of the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund which may be issued to insured mortgagees in exchange for proper ties foreclosed will expire in July 1937. A resolution urging its extension will be presented to the Trade Sales Division meeting tomorrow for its consideration. Title I of the National Housing Act provides for repair, remodeling and modernization of homes. You are all so familiar with it that I shall not go into any details regarding it. I do call your attention to the fact that the extension of Title I expires on April 1, 1937. Believing that it has and will continue to provide a service of outstanding value to the Paint Industry there will also be represented to the Trade Sales meeting tomor row a resolution urging its further extension. Robinson-Patman Law The latest piece of federal legislation of the greatest concern to the members of our industry is the Robinson-Patman law. I shall do no more than refer to it in a general way inasmuch as it will be discussed later today by competent counsel and will be discussed tomorrow bv Congress man Patman, its originator. It is also on the program of the Trade Sales Division for discussion after Mr. Patman's talk. I cannot, however, let this opportunity go by without calling attention to the intent, spirit and pur pose of the law as I see it. which is to prevent discrimination between buyers in the same class, and to give some measure of protection and sup port to the independent merchant with perhaps one store as against his mass-buying competitors with their dozens or hundreds of stores through out the country. This industry, speaking from the standpoint of Trade Sales has built its volume of distribution through independent retailers located all over the United States. It is estimated that there are at present from 75.000 to 100,000 such retailers. There was a time when these re- 47 NPCA/RI 018885 tailers sold to local painters ar.d large maintenance accounts, as well as to :he imail over-cne-counter buyer. To some extent the independent re tailers have lost the larger trade due to price competition from mass-buying units. from -.vhoiesae:s vho enjoy the wholesale discount and use their lower costs to undersell the local retailer, and in other cases from the man ufacturer selling direct or through his own retail stores, to painters and large maintenance accounts at prices sometimes as low as those charged the independent retailer. All or this has caused the business of the indepen dent retailer to shrink, resulting in a lessened interest on their part in their paint departments, and a corresponding failing off in volume of pur chases. Since you elected me your President three years ago, I have con sistently called auention to this condition, not with any desire or intention of trying to indicate how you should conduct your business, but solely for the purpose of calling attention to this situation and to point out that if it is the desire of the industry to retain distribution through independent retailers, some protection and encouragement must be given them. The Robinson-Patman Act now provides for that very thing, and I submit to you that it creates at one and the same time a legal responsi bility, to eliminate discrimination in prices, terms, rebates, allowances, services or in any other way which may have existed with buyers of the same class, and affords an opportunity to put the paint business back on a high plane of fair prices and proper treatment of all customers alike. Association Serves as Clearing House on Matters of Common Interest I conceive it to be the business of your National Association to deal with all matters of common interest to the industry, and to do it on a basis which is fair and equitable to all manufacturers be they large, me dium-sized or small. As a general clearing house and with an organization dealing strictly impersonally with its problems, it is natural that we should expect and receive the confidence of the members of the industry to the end that they will talk frankly with us and give us the opportunity of rendering service whenever the possibility exists. In saying this, I have in mind the fact that many times in an industry as highly competitive as ours, grievances develop for which in some cases a basis of fact exists and in other cases it does not. When given the opportunity to sift such matters to the bottom and so far as possible and so far as it is legal and possible it is our business to correct practices or actions which are not ethical and proper and in cases where it is the result of misunderstanding to clear it up and wipe it off the the slate. Such matters are not proper for discussion with others than the interested parties, hence I am not at liberty to go into any detail, but I can say to you that the officers of your Na tional Association have had many experiences along these lines which have been definitely beneficial to the parties involved and indirectly helpful to the industry as a whole. This type of work is one of the real benefits that come from your Association. The more misunderstandings and consequent bad feetings that can be eliminated, the better the industry becomes as a whole and the more satisfaction there is to each one of us in our partici pation in our daily work. Looking Into the Future I also conceive it to be our responsibility to look into the future so far as possible to the end that our industry may be constantly developed and strengthened in its relationship to the public. There has been so much talk about the faults of business, crooked corporations, and so many charges that "business" takes advantage of the public that it seems as though many people have come to a place where they look askance at all business. I do not believe there is any more important job for ait indus tries, our own included, than to build more solidly for future public con fidence. Ours is essentially a business nation and the daily bread of our people by and large depends upon business. It is business that makes pos sible the building of roads, public buildings, churches, schools, our gTeat universities, etc. Why should people be distrustful of the very thing out of which they make their living, and which affords them the opportunity to enjoy the many conveniences and comforts that exist? Why should they not have respect for it and have confidence in it and be proud of it? Our 48 NPCA/RI 018886 industry has made great strides in putting its own house in order, and I feel it can be gratified with many oi its accomplishments. But. of course, there are still things to be done considering the industry as a whole. Each manufacturer is responsible for his own formulation and the quality of his products. Your Association has been called upon on more than one occa sion to meet demands from official, semi-official and private sources that the industry set up standards of quality and hence composition of its prod ucts. It has taken the position that such standardization would serve no useful purpose so far as the public is concerned, and that it would be harmful to the best interests of the industry itself. The Association will be strengthened in its position in such matters in the future and the demands for such standardization will be lessened to the extent that each manufacturer makes his products of a quality which will be satisfactory for the purpose intended and of a standard jus tifying the price charged for it. While this may seem like a problem of each manufacturer for himself, and while it is true that he is the one who directly benefits or suffers in public estimation by the quality of what he manufactures, the industry as a whole is also affected. The industry's gen eral standing is the adding-machine total of the public's opinion of all of its units combined. Then, too, let me suggest continued vigilance with respect to the claims which we make for our products through advertising or printed matter of any kind as well as by oral statements. While each manufacturer naturally "puts his best foot forward" with respect to his products, it should not be necessary to make exaggerated statements regarding them, neither should it be necessary to exploit one's own products by attempting either directlv or by inference to tear down those of another. Public criticism through advertising naturally tends to weaken the confidence of the public in the industry as a whole. It is my earnest belief that each manufacturer can further his own interests best by relying on constructive salesmanship and by emphasizing the benefit which comes through the use of our products. Future Paint Markets Looking ahead, we must give ever-increasing attention to the question of markets for our products. There is a great deal being said these days about building materials which require no paint. While we can feel quite content for the time being that the existing structures in the country, and the new ones at present being built, do offer a ready market for our prod ucts. it is entirely possible that new developments in the future may have a bearing on this situation, and it behooves us to anticipate as far as possible anything of this kind which may be under consideration. I am glad to advise you that we are making real progress in our efforts to de velop a permanent market for painting of brick in the future. More of this is being done right along and those manufacturers who are devoting in telligent sales effort to it are meeting with merited success. The very interesting and informative exhibit which the Scientific Section has in the Paint Show this week should be seen and studied by every manufacturer present. It is gratifying to us to tell you that the Brick Manufacturers Association of America is cooperating with us in this work so far as possible. Dr. Gardner has accepted appointment on a committee of the Ameri can Concrete Institute to studv the need "of good practice in the applica tion of paint to concrete surfaces to get satisfactory results." This may develop into an important matter for our industry. We must not let these present prospects lull us into a false sense of security; and we must remain alert and watchful. We must neglect no opportunity to explore and develop new markets, adapting our products to the constant changes in the industry of which we are a part. Employer-Employee Relationship May I make one more suggestion along the lines of public confidence end future welfare? This has to do with our relations with our employees. It is my conviction, based on a rather intimate knowledge of the situation throughout the country, that the paint industry is paving reasonable wages and working reasonable hours. I take this means of suggesting, however. 49 that each manufacturer determine whether or not his wages and hours are on a basis at least equal to his competitors' in his own community, and consistent with those which are being paid workmen in other lines of in dustry in the same locality. At this time with business conditions improved and profits returning, it is the duty of each employer to consider the wel fare of his employees and to see to it that their wages are consistent with the increased cost of living. Nothing is so discouraging to a working man and to his family as to feel that he is not being properly compensated or that he is required to work longer hours than the going standards in his community. Then there are other things in this field which are being done by many, and I submit should be considered by all. I refer to the mainte nance of a proper human relationship to our employees. This should include such personal contacts by the executive or his immediate associates as cir cumstances permit. A friendly "good morning, Bill", or "Heilo. Jim" to a man in the plant helps to lighten the load during the day and tends to create good will, loyalty and the kind of company spirit which we all so much desire. Along this line I call attention to the fact that many manufacturers in the industry now work only five days a week, keeping a skeleton force on hand in the office and the shipping department on Saturdays. There is also a growing tendency to give annual vacations with full pay to all em ployees including factory workers who have been on the payroll for a given length of time. Group life insurance, employees sometimes partici pating in the payment of the premium, and in other eases the entire pre mium being paid by the emniover, is another means of giving empiovees a feeling of security and protection which they otherwise might not have. These and any other human acts on the part of the employer are, I feel, in keeping with the forward looking ideas as to employer-employee rela tionship. They will do more to cut down turnover and to insure faithful, loyal and efficient service than anything else. After all. those who work for us are human beings making a living for themselves and their families, and anything we can do to make their work more satisfactory and agree able for them will, I am sure, tend to increase our own satisfaction in the kind of a job we are doing ourselves. Progress of Industry The latest figures available from the Department of Commerce on October 1st showed for the first nine months of this year a 13 H'I increase in volume over the same period last year. If the percentage of increase so far this year continues through 1937. we will have have exceeded the record of our peak year which was 1929. From such information and reports as are available, the profits of the industry are on a satisfactory basis. There is every reason to took forward to a further increase in volume for the next several years. What effect taxes and other legislative reauirements will have on profits is impossible to estimate. It is reasonable to expect, however, that with a satisfactory volume of business and with proper business management, the members of this industry can feel assured of a continuing satisfactory profit. Appreciation The cooperation and support which has been given to your President by the other officers and members of the Executive Committee, as well as by the association staff have enabled him to carry on his work under most favorable conditions, and it is appreciated. The officers and the Executive Committee take this means of sincerely thanking the Presidents and other officers of the local associations and the members of all standing and special committees of the National Association for their splendid coopera tion and service during the year now closing. And finally on behalf of the Association and all of its members we acknowledge die fine constructive support of the trade publications during the year. Editorially and otherwise they have been alert and forward looking at all times and have done much to develop helpful thinking and a greater spirit of cooperation throughout the industry. This industry has truly learned to cooperate. The fine spirit of con- 50 NPCA/RI 018888 5 tractive endeavor which so generally exists insures our continued progress. It promises too the greatest satisfaction and pleasure in the daily con tacts with our employees--our customers--our competitors and with the p ublic generally. After all. every one wants to be happy and contented in his or her business life, as well as to make money. The confidence built up between us and the many fine and valued friendships which have resulted from the work of our Association are splendid dividends--compensating us all many times over for whatever time we may put into it. OFFICERS--1937 National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. (Elected at Convention in Chicago. November 20. 1936) PRESIDENT--Er n es t T. Tb u c (Re-elected for three-year term, November 20, 1936. Previously elected for three-year term, November 1, 1933) Association Headquarters, 2201 New York Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. VICE-PRESIDENT--C. N. SnDtrrt Seidlit; Paint & Vanish Company, Kansas City, Ho. TREASURER--Ch a r l e s J. Ro h Murphy Varnish Company, Newark Regional Zone Vice-Presidents NEW ENGLAND ZONE-- C. E. STOPPER, Savogram Co., Boston, Mass. EASTERN ZONE-- Har r y C. So f t er , Paragon Paint & Varnish Carp., Long Island City, .V. Y. CENTRAL ZONEFRANK Cl a r k e, Pittsburgh Plats Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. SOUTHERN ZONE-- R. B. Pr imm, Sherwin Williams Co., Atlanta, Ga. WESTERN ZONE-- J. Lan c d o n Ro o t . W. P. Fuller & Co., San Francisco, CaL DIVISIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT, REPRESENTING WHOLESALE DIVISION-- T. A. Fl y n n , Butler-Flynn Paint Co., Washington, D. C. (Appointed by Executive Committee) SECRETARY--Re v e l W. El t o n Association Headquarters, ltd New York Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. GENERAL COUNSEL--M. Q. Mac d o n al d Association Headquarters, 2201 New York Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. SECRETARY EMERITUS--Geo r g e B. He c k el Philadelphia, Pa. 51 NPCA/RI 018889 ERNEST T. TRIGG Portrait painted by Edwin Barrage Child, and presented by Mr. Trigg's friends to the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc 52 NPCA/R1018890 Your President C RNEST T. TRIGG, President of the National Paint, Varnish and LacLi quer Association, Inc., was bom in Aurora, Illinois. August 12, 1877, and educated in the public schools. In 1892, he secured a job as office boy with E. H. Haines, Chicago paint distributor. He later went to the Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Company, and became General Sales Manager of that organization in 1902. In 1908, he went to Philadelphia as General Manager of John Lucas & Company, Inc., and became Vice President in 1913 and President and Gen eral Manager in 1922. He resigned this position, December 1, 1933, and established his business headquarters in Washington, D. C.. while retaining his residence in Philadelphia, to devote his entire time to the service of the industry as President of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc., which was incorporated under the laws of Deiaware, December 1, 1933. At the same time, Mr. Trigg retired as a member of the board of the Sherwin-Williams Company. Mr. Trigg has long been a dominant figure in paint trade association activities, having been a member of the Educational Bureau since 1906, and Chairman since 1927. He was President of the Paint Manufacturers' Asso ciation of the United States in 1911; President of the Philadelphia Paint. Oil and Varnish Club, 1918-21; President of the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association, Inc., in 1922; and served as a director of the Amer ican Tung Oil Corporation since its organization. He has also been elected as honorary chairman and honorary member for life of the Executive Com mittee of the Philadelphia Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. For five months preceding the adoption of the Code of Fair Competi tion for the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Manufacturing Industry, as Chairman of the General Code Committee of the Industry, Mr. Trigg worked unceasingly in the preparation of the industry's Code, following it through official channels until it was signed by the President of the United States on October 3l, 1933. In addition to being President of the Na tional Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc., to which office he was elected for a three year term at the organization meeting in Chicago, November 1, 1933. and re-elected for another three year term at the con vention in Chicago, November 20, 1936, Mr. Trigg also served as President of the Paint Industry Recovery Board, Inc., the Code Authority of the Industry, until the code was legally terminated. Mr. Trigg has also been a prominent figure in Philadelphia's civic and commercial life, holding many directorates and offices in banking and financial institutions and on educational and charitable boards. He is Chair man of the Board of the Federal Home Loan Bank for the Third District, embracing Pennsylvania, Delaware and West Virginia, and Chairman of the National Housing Advisory Council. Mr. Trigg is also a member of the Board of City Trusts in Philadelphia, and of the Board of Trustees of Temple University. 53 NPCA/RI 018891 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--1937 (The by-laws provide that the Executive Committee shall consist of the president, vice-president and treasurer of the Association, and eighteen elected members serving three-year terms, six of whom shall be elected each year.) Er n es t T. Tr ig g , President, Association Headquarters, 2201 Sew York Avenue S. W., Washington, D. C. C. X. SEISLITZ, Vice-President, Seidlit: Paint & Varnieh Co., Kansas City, Missouri Ch ar l es J. Ro h , Treasurer, Murphy Varnish Co., Sewark, S. J. (Elected for three-year term. November 2, 1934. Previously elected for one-year term, November 1, 1933) W. C. DABHEY, Jones-Dabney Company, Louisville 0. J. S. DEfiRUN, Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Company, Sew York City S. C. Du n n in g , Murale Company, Staten Island, S. Y. D. W. Fig g is , American Can Company, Sew York City R. A. Pl u mb, Truscon Laboratories, Detroit J. HEATH Wo o d , Standard Varnish Works, Chicago (Elected at Chicago Convention. November 20, 1936. for three-year term) E. J. CORNISH, Sational Lead Co., Sew York City E. D. GRIFFIN, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Milwaukee, Wis.` D. A. KOHX, Lowe Brothers Co., Dayton, Ohio OE LaNCEY KOUNTZE. Devoe & Raynolds Co., Sew York City H. A. Me l u m, Benjamin Moore & Co., CAicayo, III. WILLIAM ZlNTL, E. I. du Pont de Semoure & Co,, Wilmington, Del. (Elected for three-year term. November 1, 1935. Previously elected for two-year term, November 1, 1933) Ma r s h a l l L. Hav ey , Sew Jersey Zinc Company, Sew York City JAMES B. Loan, Boston Varnish Company, Everett, Mass. WELLS Ma r t in , Martin Varnish Company, Chicago, III. SAMUEL R. Ma t l a c k , Geo. D. Wetherill & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. HeRBUCT W. Ric e, U. S. Gatta Pereha Paint Co., Providence, R. /. Fr a n k L. Su l zber g er , Enterprise Paint Mfg. Company, Chicago, 111. `Previously elected Jan. 9, 1935, to fill out three-year term of the late Ludington Patton. 54 NPCA/Rl 018892 OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1937 FRANK L, MLZBERCER Chairman ERNEST T. TS1CC R. . RICE V|a Chairman C- X. SEIDL1T2 V lc*Pm>dm CHARLES J. SOH BEVEL . ELTON E. J. CORNISH V.CD4INR O. J. s. BRUN S. C. OfNNTNC CEQRCE B. HECKEL Sacratary InaritM NPCA/R1 018893 OFFICERS A.ND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1937 (Continued) ' j. h e a t h w o o d w il l ia m zum 58 NPCA/Bl 018894 REGIONAL ZONE VICE PRESIDENTS--1937 $ 1 R. B, FRIMM ftMlker* Zm J. UMCOON ROOT fntin Zim HARRY C. SOFFCR Etittr* Z*n* C. &. STODDCR New CmIh H Z#m WHOLESALE DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT T. A. FLYNN 57 NPCA/RI 018895 COMMITTEE CHAIR-MEN FOR 1937 - sr* T. P. CnCCSMAN. CkMirmmm ArkiinUta CaaaiiiM CHARLES J. ROB. Quimii BabApvt Jk flaiiw faMlHw J- G. PENNIMAN. Chalrma* Cildaiat 4k Tiwr Palm DtvtaiMi DR. R. A. PLUMB. Cfairmam CUm Up *4 TOLLS MARTIN. VlCkir*n Up CaaiatitN ft. M. HOWARD. Ghairmaa CMitiiatiaa 4k Bv.Law* Caauailln F. J. HAMERIN. Cktirmmn f 4 CallMilant CanaiiliH n. W. RICE. Cblirma . i. PITT. Vie* Cluairman UfiilaUra Cawaaitte* S3 NPCA/RI 018896 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR 1937 (Continued) E. V. PETERS. CbiiiwB l mI AnMiatira Prtpw C*aaltu J. VlKCE.fi REARDON. Ckttau N*ttWnU| Cb b b Iim PAUL S. KENNEDY. Ckatewa Natlamal liulcttrltl Sl Caauaiiu* C. W. EASTWOOD. Oikmi. .Niiiml Trade Saie# CtaaiiMt T. L- SULZBERCEfL aunti* Seiratift* Saeliaa UmalHr J. L INGRAM. Ckairmmm silavU^MtlM OaallUt J R. A. GAINES. CktirMa Ra*f Oitisc Dtvliin ^jsxr Vi v vWE T. J. CAMPBELL. Ckalrm-i Tariff Caiamffier H. t. WEBSTER. Chairman tntiir CgnprtiiiB Caaittt NPCA/R1018897 1937 COMMITTEES National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. (As of May 5. 1937) . Arbitration Frank P. Cheesman, Chairman, Cheesman-Elliot Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. P. H. Callahan, Louisville Varnish Co-. Louisville. Ky. E. J. Cornish, National Lead Co., New York, N. Y. J. Sibley Felton. Felton, Sibley 4 Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. R. 0. Walker. Thibaut 4 Walker Co.. Long Island City, N. Y. A. F. Winstel, Saeger-Winstel Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Bodget and Finance Charles J. Roh, Chairman, Murphy Varnish Co., Newark, N. J. D. W. Figgis, American Can Co., New York, N. Y. S. R. Matlack, Geo. D. Wetherill 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. H. A. Melum, Benj. Moore 4 Co.. Chicago, 111. Wm. Richter, E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co.. Wilmington, Del. F. L. Sulzberger, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Calcimine and Water Paint Division (Steering Committee) J. G. Penniman. Chairman. New England Whiting Co., Boston, Mass. Louis V. Fox, M. Ewing Fox Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. S. C. Dunning, The Muralo Co., Staten Island, N. Y. H. A. Melum, Benj. Moore 4 Co., Chicago. 111. J. Vincent Reardon. The Reardon Co., St. Louis, Mo. Norman Daniel, National Chemical 4 Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Clean Up and Paint Up R. A. Plumb, Chairman, Truscon Laboratories, Detroit. Mich. Wells Martin, Vice Chairman, Martin Varnish Co., Chicago, 111. C. J. Caspar, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. John Henry Coon, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Newark, N. J. Adam E. Daum, Impervious Varnish Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. D. W. Figgis, American Can Co., New York. N. Y. C. J. Landen, Sterling Paint 4 Varnish Co.. Malden. Mass. John R. MacGregor, Eagle-Picher Lead Co., Cincinnati, 0. George H. Priest, Jr., American Paint Journal Co.. St. Louis, Mo. H. E. Watson, Geo. E. Watson Co.. Chicago, 111. J. G. Yates, Yates 4 Smart Paint Co.. San Francisco, Calif. Constitution and By-Laws H. M. Howard. Chairman. Thibaut 4 Walker Co.. Long Island City, N. Y. March G. Bennett, Samuel Cabot, Inc., Boston, Mass. Arthur V. Crary, Continental Can Co., New York, N. Y. Credits and Collections F. J. Hamerin, Chairman, Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis, Ind. R. A. Colliton, Secretary, National Assn, of Credit Men, St. Louis, Mo. Vice Chairmen Central Zone--F. J. Hamerin, Lilly Varnish Co.. Indianapolis. Ind. Eaetern Zone--H. E. Rhell. John T. Lewis 4 Bro. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Southern Zone--M. M. Salaun, Marine Paint 4 Varnish Co., New Orleans, La. Western Zone--C. H. Sondhaus, National Lead Co.. San Francisco, Calif. . Steering Committee F. J. Hamerin, Chairman. Lilly Varnish Co.. Indianapolis, Ind. J. A. Fueglein, Louisville Varnish Co., Louisville. Ky. 60 NPCA/Rl 018898 G. McFadden. Pratt Lambert. Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. I. E. Rhell. John T. Lewis Bro. Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 1. M. Salaun. Marine Paint & Varnish Co., New Orleans, La. .. E. Schroeder, Geo. E. Watson Co., Chicago, 111. H. Sondhaus, National Lead Co., San Francisco, Calif. . Langdon Root. W. P. Fuller & Co., San Francisco, Calif. Local Represen tatives lilanta--H. C. Robert. F. J. Cocledge Sons, 1314 Murphy Ave Baltimore--A. L. Franklin, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 8 S. Paca St. C. Burch Athey, C. M, Athey Paint Co., 500 S. Hanover St. Birmingham--J. M. Phillips. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. 912 N. 20th St. George L. Pierce, The Glidden Co., 2016 First Ave. Boston--Frank A. Roche. Wadsworth, Howland Co., Inc., 141 Federal St. Buffalo--B. G. McFadden, Pratt & Lambert, Inc., *3 Tonawanda St. W. A. Michael, National Lead Co., Clinton and Oak Sts. Chicago--W. H. Luecke. Jas. B. Day Co., 1872 Clybourn Ave. Leon C. Hayes. Standard Varnish Works, 2600 Federal St. Cincfnnoti--O. F. Stuempel, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Court and Broad way Sts. . Chas. W. Heitman, Foy Paint Co., Mentor and Huston Aves., Norwood Cleveland--A. A. Herbert. Cleveland Paint Color Co.. 1200 Bolivar Rd. Denver--Frank McLister. Kohler-McLister Paint Co., W. 13th Ave. & Osage Detroit-- C. Fallon. Frarer Paint Co., 2475 Hubbard Ave. Grand Rapide--G. E. Cowlishaw, Grand Rapids Wood Finishing Co., 53 Grandville Ave., S. W. D. C. Johnson. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Houtton--A. Waldhauser. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Crawford and Com merce Sts. Indianapolie--Dwight Sherburne, The A. Burdsal Co., 206 S. Capitol Ave. Kanea* City--E. N. Ronnau. Cook Paint & Varnish Co., P. O. Bo* 1096 Lot Angelee--Warren J. Beebe, W. P. Fuller Co., 135 N. Los Angeles St. Louisville--J. A. Fueglein. Louisville Varnish Co. C. D. Kerswill, Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint & Varnish Co., 15th and Lytle Sts. Memphis--M. G. Heins. True Tagg Paint Co., 442 N. Third St. Milwaukee--P. W. Ruppert, National Lead Co., 1534 S. First St. A. L. Konimetz, Petek Bros., Inc., 215 N. Water St. Minneapolis-St. Paul--J. W. Hoffman, Forman, Ford Co., Ill S. 2nd St., Minneapolis Veuiark--G. H. Rothweiler, Murphy Varnish Co.. 224 McWhorter St. Sew Orleans--B. H. Read. American Paint Works. 428 Josephine St. Omaha--J. T. Cunningham, Pioneer Glass Paint Co., 14th Harney Sts. Philadelphia--A. W. Sande, John Lucas Co., Inc., 322 Race St. Pittsburgh--J. G. Reuter, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Grant Btdg. J. E. Smith. John Lucas Co., Inc., 1130 Carson St., West Portland (Oregon)--J. F. Totten, General Paint Corp., 2d Taylor Sts. W. J. Webber, W. P. Fuller Co., Front Morrison Sts. Richmond--F. J. Sampson, Sampson Paint Color Co., 1415 E. Main St. Chas. W. Snead, Bullington Paint Co., 4th Broad Sts. St. Louis--E. J. Brengartner, Con-Ferro Paint Varnish Co., 3226 N. Broadway Sait Lake City--H. W. Moore, Salt Lake Glass and Paint Co. San Francisco--C. C. Hill, W. P. Fuller Co., 301 Mission St. R. H. Ohea, Paraffine Companies, Inc., 475 Brannan St. Seattle--B. W. Lockhart, National Lead Co., 973 John St. R. C. Uhimann, Schorn Paint Mfg. Co., 1128 W. Spokane St. Shreveport (Louteiona)--J. E. King, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 61 NPCA/RI 018899 Legislative Herbert W. Rice. Chairman. U. S_ Gutta Percha Paint Co.. Providence, R. I. Wm. J. Pitt, Vice Chairman. DeViibiss Mfg. Co.. Toiedo, Ohio R. L. Clancy. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Savannah. Ga. D. J. Deviin. Marine Paint & Varnish Co.. New Orleans. La. 0. S. Orrick, General Paint Corp., San Francisco, Calif. Local Aaaociation Program E. V. Peters, Chairman, St. Joseph Lead Co.. New York, N. Y. E. S. Blackledge. Devoe 4; Reynolds Co.. Inc.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Frank Clarke, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. E. A. Foy, Jr., The Foy Paint Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio Wm. H. Jarden, Jr.. McCloskey Varnish Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. J. Lacgdon Root, W. P. Fuller & Co., San Francisco, Calif. H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint Varnish Corp.. Long Island City, N. Y. R. C. Stark, Pratt & Lambert. Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. C. K. Stodder, Savogran Co., Boston. Mass. J. V'. Thompson. Thompson & Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Membership J. Vincent Reardon, Chairman, The Reardon Co., 2200 N. Second St., St. Louis Steering Committee J. Vincent Reardon. Chairman, The Reardon Co.. St. Louis. Mo. P. C. Battenfeld (Roof Coatings), Battenfeld Grease & Oil Corp., 32nd and Roanoke Road, Kansas City, Mo. E. C. Bishop, Premier Oil & Lead Works, Los Angeles. Calif. Sevier Bonnie, Kentucky Color & Chemical Co.. Louisville. Ky. Frank Clarke, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. H- W. Constant (Wholesalers), United Sash & Door Co., Wichita, Kans. F. A. Jensen, 510 North Dearborn St.. Chicago. 111. E. R. Kyger, Sewall Paint & Varnish Co.. Kansas City, Mo. John R. MacGregor, Eagle-Picher Lead Co.. Cincinnati, O. J. Langdon Root, W\ P. Fuller & Co.. San Francisco. Calif. H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint & Varnish Corp.. Long Island City, N\ Y. C. K. Stodder, Savogran Co.. Boston. Mass. Local Representatives Atlanta--J. R. Porter.-Jr., Hercules Powder Co.. East Point, Ga. Baltimore--William McGill, 311 East Falls Avenue Buffalo--Jas. O. Meyers, General Naval Stores, 34 Wardman Road, Ken- more, N. Y. Chicago--Fred A. Jensen, 510 N. Dearborn St. Cincinnati--F. J. Derrick, Perry & Derrick Co., 908 Central Ave. Cleveland--R. H. Coerdt, Beck, Roller & Co., Inc.. 642 Terminal Tower Colorado--A. G. Hardy, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Broad at Market Sts., Denver Detroit--Charles Green. Western Rosin & Turpentine Corp.. 6512 Palmer Ave. Golden Gate--Frank E. Hawkes, Hydro Carbon Companies, 681 Market St.. San Francisco Indianapolis--John J. Minta. Advance Paint Co.. 545 W. Abbott St. Kama* City--B. J. Davis, Davis Paint Co., K. Kansas City, Mo. Los Anpelet--H. C. McClellan, North American Paint & Chemical Co., 719 E. 61st St. Louisville--Sevier Bonnie, Kentucky Color & Chemical Co., 34th & Tyler Sts. Memphis--M. G. Heins. True-Tagg Paint Co., 442 N. Third St. Milwaukee--Ambrose Esser. T. C. Esser Co.. 3107 W'. Galena St. Minneapolis-St. Paul--W. H. Holen, W. H. Barber Co.. 825 Thornton St.. S. E., Minneapolis. Minn. 62 NPCA/RI 018900 E. S- Biackledge (Marine St Maintenance Finishes), Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc.. Brooklyn, N. Y. W. 1. Longsworth (Wood Finishes), Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Martin C. Peters (Automotive Finishes), F. J. Donahue Varnish Co., Detroit C. L. Sullivan. Jr. (Railroad Finishes), Thresher Varnish Co.. Dayton, 0. At Large Charles R. Cook, Cook Paint & Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. Wm. J. Pitt (Spray Painting), DeVilbias Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio Local Representatives Baltimore--H. Braith Davis, H. B. Davis Co., 1600 Bayard St. Buffalo--T. E. Murphy, Pratt & Lambert, Inc., 73 Tonawanda St. Chieago-r-E. T. Stille, Stiile-Young Corp., 2300 N. Ashland Ave. Cincinnati--E. J. Shannon, Edward J. Shannon Co., P. O. Box 10, Norwood, Ohio Cleveland--David Andrew, Ferbert-Schorndorfer Co., 12815 Elmwood Ave. Colorado--Frank A. Traylor, Benj. Moore & Co., 25th & Walnut Sts., Den ver Detroit--Martin C. Peters, F. J. Donahue Varnish Co. Golden Gate--D. J. Tight, R. N. Nason & Co., 151 Potrero Ave., San Fran cisco Indianapolis--W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Co., 666 S. California St Los Angeles--L. F. Perrine. General Paint Corp.. 544 Mateo St. Louisville--H. F. Schaefer, The Schaefer Varnish Co., 1315 W. Kentucky Street Seu England--G. K. Stout, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.. Everett, Sta., Boston .Vetr York--T. J. Campbell, Valentine St Co., 386 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh--Adam E. Daum, Impervious Varnish Co., Koppers Bldg. Puget Sound--R. E. Van Horn, Solastic Products Co., 5232 Shilshole Ave., Seattle, Wash. Richmond--James A. Saunders, Atlantic Varnish St Paint Co., 2829 Lester Street St. Louie--J. E. George, P. D. George Co., 4153 Bingham Ave. Toledo--P. F. Whalen, Jr,, Buckeye Paint St Varnish Co., Lucas & 15th Sts. National Trade Sales C. W. Eastwood, Chairman, L\ S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., 12 Dudley St., Providence, R. I. Steering Committee C. W. Eastwood, Chairman. U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. I. Frank Bownes, Frank Bownes Co., Chelsea, Mass. Matt Denning, E. I. du Pont de Nemours St Co., Wilmington, Del. A. R. DeVos, Breinig Brothers, Inc., Hoboken, N. J. S. C. Dunning, The Muralo Co., Staten Island, N. Y. R. H. Everett, Keystone Varnish Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Horace S. Felton, Felton, Sibley St Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. W. Jenkin, Benjamin Moore St Co., New York, N. Y. Benjamin Patterson. Jr., Patterson-Sargent Co., New York, N. Y. E. D. Peck, Devoe Raynolds Co., New York, N. Y. Charles J. Roh, Murphy Varnish Co., Newark. N. J. H. C. Soffer, Paragon Paint St Varnish Corp., Long Island City, N. Y. Calcimine and Water Paint Division J. Vincent Reardon, The Reardon Co., 2200 N. Second St., St. Louis Roof Coating Division Mitchel Goldsmith, Armstrong Paint & Varnish Co., 1318 S. Kilbourne Ave., Chicago 64 NPCA/Rl 018901 Wholesale Division Harold E. Watson. Geo. E. Watson Co.. 164 W. Lake St., Chicago At Large Wallace F. Bennett, Bennett Glass ft Paint Co., 61 West 1st South St., Salt Lake City A. E. Gardner, S. C. Johnson Si Son, Racine, Wis. ' Local Representatives Baltimore--Morton M. Goldsmith, Hirshberg Paint Co., 106 W. Pratt St. Buffalo--J. C. Roth, Pratt & Lambert, Inc., 73 Tonawanda St. Chicago--L. D. Williams, Benj. Moore ft Co., 415 N. Green St. Cincinnati--Geo. W. Schneider, Jr., The Toy Paint Co., Mentor St Huston Aves., Norwood Cleveland--W. A. Alpers, Cleveland Paint St Color Co., 1200 Bolivar Road Colorado--Frank McLister, Kohler-McLister Paint Co., W. 13th Ave. and Osage, Denver Detroit--R. S. Wessels, "Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Hamilton St Holden Sts. Golden, Gate--D. M. Schindler, National Lead Co., 2240 24th St., San Fran cisco Indianapolis--W. H. Gerke, Sargent-Gerke Co., 323 W. 15th St. Kansas City--E. R. Kyger, Sewall Paint ft Varnish Co., 1009 W. 8th St. Lot Angeles--E. A. Bradley, E. A. Bradley Paint Co., 3208 Union Pacific Ave. Louisville--E. P. Kelly, Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint ft Varnish Co., 223 N. 15th Street Memphis--M. G. Heins, True-Tagg Paint Co., 442 N. Third St. Milwaukee--W. O. Schwarz, Patek Brothers, Inc., 226 N. Water St. Minneapolis-St. Paul--B. F. Robertson, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk ft Co., 2d and Jackson Sts., St. Paul New Orleans--Edgar J. Haas, Oliver H. Van Horn Co., Inc., 524 Camp St. New York--Henry Gilbert, Capitol Paint ft Varnish Works, Inc., 47 Rodney St., Brooklyn Philadelphia--Wm. H. Jarden, Jr., McCloskey Varnish Co., Holmesburg, Jet. Pittsburgh--W. H. Kirch, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Grant Bldg. Portland--H. H. Shelton, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 900 S. W. 2d Ave. Puget Sound--D. M. Boylan, General Paint Corp., Seattle, Wash. Richmond--F. J. Sampson, Sampson Paint ft Color Co., 1415 E. Main St. St. Louis--Carl M. Forline, Vane-Calvert Paint Co., 1601 N. Broadway Toledo--A. J. Roche, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 2410 Albion St. . Roof Coating Division (Executive Committee) R. A. Gaines, Chairman, Philip Carey Co., Lockland, Cincinnati Grover M. Hermann, American Asphalt Paint Co., 42 E. Ohio St., Chicago, Illinois Save the Surface C. W. Eastwood, Chairman, U. S. Gotta Percha Paint Co., Providence, R. I. M. L. Havey, New Jersey Zinc Co., New York, N. Y. ___ Wm. Knust, National Lead Co., New York, N. Y. Carl F. Watter, J. J. Hockenjos Co., Newark, N. J. Scientific Section F. L. Sulzberger, Chairman, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. R. H. Everett, Keystone Varnish Co., Brooklyn, N, Y. G. D. White, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Newark, N. J. r O 65 Simplification J. E. Ingram, Chairman, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Pittsburgh. Pa. H. A. Melum lPaint A Varnish). Benj. Moore & Co., Chicago, 111. 0. S. Orrick (Paint A Varnish), General Paint Corp.. San Francisco, Calif. Wilbur L. Rice (Paint A Varnish), U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co., Provi dence, R. I. J. Vincent Reardon (Calcimine), The Reardon Co., St. Louis, Mo. 0. J. Biddle (Putty). The Biddle Co., St. Louis. Mo. M. J. Mertcin (Roof Coating), M- J. Merkin Paint Co., New York, N. Y. T. A. Flynn (Wholesale Division), Butler-Flynn Paint Co., Washington, D. C. Tariff T. J. Campbell, Chairman, Valentine A Co., New York, N. Y. H. A. Gardner, Secretary, Association Headquarters, Washington, D. C. W. H. Eastman, Wm. 0. Goodrich Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Louis V. Fox, M. Ewing Fox Co., New York, N. Y. J. H. Lovett, Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. Wm. Richter, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del. Andrew L. Somers, Fred L. Lavanburg Co., New York, N. Y. Trade Mark Charles J. Caspar, Chairman, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. March G. Bennett, Samuel Cabot, Inc., Boston. Mass. W. P. F. Brawner, W. P. Fuller & Co., San Francisco, Calif. D. W. Edgerly, Titanium Pigment Corp., St. Louis, Mo. P. L. Swisher, Beck, Roller A Co., Detroit, Mich. Traffic E. A. Leveille, Chairman. Transportation Building, Chicago, 111. H. S. Farrow, E. I. du Pont de Nemours A Co., Wilmington, Del. A. B. Gartner, Perry A Derrick Co., Cincinnati, Ohio B. C. Hart, Tropical Paint A Oil Co.. Cleveland, Ohio T. E. Majors, Cook Paint A Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. J. P. Nolan, Pratt A Lambert, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. E. R. Spangenberg, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Milwaukee, Wis. J. J. A. Wintenried, Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. Unfair Competition H. E. Webster, Chairman, Pratt A Lambert, Inc., 73 Tonawanda St., Buf falo. N. Y. W. C. Dabney, Jones-Dabney Co., Inc., Louisville, Ky. O. J. S. deBrun, Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. - Frank Judson, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Co., Indianapolis, Ind. E. S. Phillips, Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. Charles J. Roh, Murphy Varnish Co.. Newark, N. J. Carl J. Schumann, Hilo Varnish Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y. W. M. Zintl, E. I. du Pont de Nemours A Co., Wilmington, Del. $6 NPCA/RI018903 MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE MEMBERS of the NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOOATION, INC. (Revised as of April 20. 1937) "B" member * "E" member ** "D" member ,A Aalfs Paint & Glass Co.**.................................1007 1th St., Sioux City, Iowa Nitter Aalfs. Abbe, Inc.. Paul 0.*...............................263 Center Ave., Little Falls, N. J. Paul 0. Abbe. Adams A Elting Co...............................................1833 Seward St., Chicago, 111. Theo. Struckmeier Advance Paint Co.................... ................345 W. Abbott St., Indianapolis, Ind. Robert E. Kelly, Secretary. Advance Solvents A Chemical Corp.*........ 215 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. A. L. Mullaly. Agate Lacquer Mfg. Co,, Inc............11-13 Forty-Third Rd., L. I. City, N. Y. A. N. Braun. Akron Paint & Varnish Co............................ Firestone Parkway, Akron, Ohio C. F. Beck. Alabastine Company.........................835 Chicago Drive, Grand Rapids, Mich. John C. Corcoran. Treatwer. Alcatraz Company, Inc., The.......... 3200 Williamsburg Ave., Richmond, Va. W. H. Bailey, Preeident. Allen Mfg. Co., Edward E.............................. 331 N. Irving Ave., Chicago, 111. E. E. Allen. Allentown Paint Mfg. Co., The........ E. Allen A Graham Sts., Allentown, Pa. W. T. Frankenfield. Allied Companies....................... 101 Prospect Ave., N. W., Cleveland, Ohio Aluminum Co. of America*.............................801 Gulf Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. John D. Stevens. American Agricultural Chemical Co.*.............P. O. Box 2158, Detroit. Mich. M. R. Trimmer. American Asphalt Paint Co....................................43 E. Ohio St, Chicago, 111. Grover M. Hermann, Preeident. American Can Co.*.........................................230 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. D. W. Figgis, Vice Preeident. American Cement Paint Co............................ Drawer No. 269, Rossville, Ga. W. P. D. Morose American Chemical Paint Co.............................................................Ambler, Pa. American Cyanamid A Chem. Corp.*. .30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York. N. Y. Reginald M. Banks. American Lacquer Solvents Co............Perkiomen Junction, Phoenixville, Pa. H. E. Stone American Marine Paint Co............. 311 California St., San Francisco, Calif. John Parker. American Oil A Paint Co.......................... 9915 Harvard Ave., Cleveland, Ohio C. D. Rogers. Preeident. American Paint Corp................................ 3001 W. Superior St., Duluth, Minn. Clyde L. Heimbaugh, Preeident. American Paint A Supply Co............................ P. O. Box 2818, Dallas, Texas Al. H. Reed. Secretary. American Paint Works...........................424 Josephine St., New Orleans, La. W. G. Smart 67 NPCA/RI 018904 American Zinc Sales Co.*.................................P. 0. Box 327, Columbus, Ohio Thornton Emmons. Vice President. Anaconda Saies Company'... .I51sc Sc. & McCook Ave.. Ease Chicago, Ind. F. 0. Case. Anchor Paint & Varnish Co.................. 38th St. & 73rd Ave.. Glendaie. X. V. Joseph McCon. Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp."............ Ramsey Tower, Oklahoma City, Okla. C. H. Dresser. Angers Lumber Co.'*.............................. 363 Eastern Ave.. Springfield. Mass. Paul E. Pigeon. Ansbacher Siegle Corp.*...................................Rosebank, Staten Island, X. Y. S. S. TheU. Apex Color Works, Inc.............................. 50 W. Broadway, New York. X. Y. ' A. Liedeker. Areher-Daniels-Midland Co.*...............Roanoke Building Minneapolis, Minn. Arlington Paint & Varnish Co................882 Marietta St., X.W., Atlanta, Ga. Armstrong Paint A Varnish Works----- 1330 S. Kilboum Ave., Chicago, 111. Mitehei Goldsmith, President. Amesto Paint Co., Inc.......................... 546-550 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y. Moritz Amstein. Arto Manufacturing Co........Roberts Ave. & Stokely St., Philadelphia, Pa. Arthur A. Sternberger Artstone Rocor Corp.----- Bldg. #63, 45th St. near 1st Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Walter B. Kaspareit. Asphalt Products Co., Inc., The.............. Eastwood Station, Syracuse, N. Y. J. E. Gramlich. Associated Paint Manufacturers. .754-756 Folsom St., San Francisco, Calif. M. K. SUtter. Athey Paint Company, C. M............ 500-504 S. Hanover St., Baltimore, Md. C. B. Athey. Atlantic Refining Co.*...............................260 S. Broad Sb, Philadelphia, Pa. Wm. E. Bricker. Atlantic Research Associates, Inc...763 Washington St., Newtonville, Mass. F. C. Atwood Atlantic Varnish A Paint Co.. Inc.. 2829 Lester St., Richmond. Va. James A. Saunders, President. Atlas Electric Devices Co.*.........................361 W. Superior St., Chicago, 111. C. W. Jameson Atlas Powder Company..................................................... Stamford, Connecticut M. J. Creighton Atlas Powder Company*----- Delaware Trust Bldg., Wilmington. Delaware Ault & Wiborg Corp.......................................75 Varick St., New York. N. Y. Joseph R. Esposito, President. B Bacon A Sons. Inc., T. M.**.......... 119-121 X. Walnut St., Champaign, 111. Paul T. Bacon Baeder-Adamson Company.............................4 Arthur Ave., Catonsville, Md. H. L. Philbrick. Baer Brothers.................................................438 W. 37th St., New York, N. Y. Bakelite Corporation*.....................................247 Park Ave., New York. N. Y. Baker Brothers Pt. & Var. Co. 227 So. Sovereign Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Benjamin Baker: Baltimore Copper Paint Co.. .Key Highway & Covington St,, Baltimore, Md. R. Stembridge. Baltimore Paint & Color Works, Inc. 150 S. Calverton Rd., Baltimore, Md. Herman H. Shuger. Bamberger & Robbins, Inc.**.................. 204-08. W. 7th St., Wilmington, Del. James P. Robbins. President. Banner Supply Company 1804 So. Jefferson Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. H. J. Arata. Barber Co., W. H.......................................... P. 0. Box 630, Minneapolis, Minn. W. F. Holen. 68 NPCA/Rl 018905 Barber Co. Inc., The....................................... 1600 Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa. C. W. Savliss. President. Barrett Varnish Co...................................... 1332 South 30th Court, Cicero, 111. R. R. Brown. Treasurer. Battenfeld Grease A Oil Corp., W. P. Div.............................................3148 Roanoke Rd., Kansas City, Mo. P. C. Battenleid. Bauer Co.. J. E............................ 1021 North Mission Rd.. Los Angeles, Calif. J. E. Bauer. .. Beacon Paint Works, Inc.................... Stony Brook Rd., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Paul Aronson. Beck. Roller & Co.. Inc.* 601 Woodward Heights Blvd.. Ferndale Sta.. Detroit. Mich. . _ H. Reichhold. President. Becker Varnish Co., R. A. Langdon Rd. & Penn R. R.. Norwood. Cincinnati, Ohio Lawrence Becker, President. Beckwith-Chandler Co................Delancey A Rutherford Sts., Newark, N. J. Clarence W. Slocum. Bennett Glass A Paint Co.. .61-65 W. First South St., Salt Lake City, Utah Wallace F. Bennett. Benton Roof A Paint Co........................ 2136 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, Calif, Chas. H. Benton. Berg & Markell, Inc....................44th Ave. A 9th St, Long Island City, X. Y. John E. Berg. Berg Varnish Co., Inc.................................. 529 Columbia St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Irving L Berg. Berry Brothers........................................................... 211 Leib St., Detroit. Mich. J. B. Bond. Biddle Company, The.................................612-614 S. Main St., St. Louis. Mo. O. J. Biddle. Bigelow Varnish Co.. The.....................................87 Oliver St., Newark. N. J. L. H. Conklin. Billings-Chapin Co.. The...............................1163 E. 40th St., Cleveland. Ohio N. D. Chapin. President. Binks Manufacturing Company".................. 3114 Carrol! Ave., Chicago, 111. 1 F Binney A Smith Co."...................................41 East 42nd St., New York. N. Y. John T. Kealy. Bird & Co.. Inc.. Wm. M.*".......................... 205 E. Bay St, Charleston, S. C. James M. Hagood. Bisbee Linseed Company'.............. Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. - E. C. Bisbee. Black A Co. 125 East North Street. Decatur. 111. R. M. Black. Black Diamond Pt. A Var. Wks. Inc............ 1217 Bank St., Cincinnati, Ohio J. R. Sullivan. Black Duck Products. Inc....................1026 West Hadley St, Whittier, Calif. Wm. A. Wood. Blatz Paint Co., Inc...................................... 319 So. Shelby St,, Louisville, Ky. Chas. A. Blatz, Vice President. Blood & Co.. T. L......................1901 East Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis. Minn. W. C. Henke. Blue Ribbon Paint Co.................................... 2321 Main St. Wheeling, W. Va. G. W. Vogt. Blue Ridge Talc Co.. Inc............................................ P. O. Box #7, Henry, Va. C. O. Kitron. Boehmer Paint Co.. A. L.................................. 114 Pike St., Covington, Ky. Albert B. Boehmer. Boston Varnish Co.......................................... 2d A Boston Sts., Everett. Mass. James B. Lord, President. Bowles Printing Corporation*.................. 75 Third St.. San Francisco. Calif. S. O. Bowles. President. Bownes Company, Frank...............................311 Eastern Ave., Chelsea, Mass. Frank Bownes. 69 Boyle Manufacturing Co., Inc.*----- 5100 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. L. M. Boyle. Viet President. Boysen Company, Waiter N....................42nd 4 Linden Sts., Oakland, Calif. Walter N. Boysen. Bradford Co.. James.......................................212 Market St., Wilmington, Del W. Berl. Jr. Bradley Corp~ C. E.............................................. 74 Elliot St., Brattleboro, Vt I. C. Bradley, President. Bradley Paint Co., E. A............3208 Union Pacific Ave., Los Angeles, Calif . Ed Bradley, President. Bradley 4 Company, L. ft.*.................. 25 West 45th Street, New York. N. Y. L. R. Bradley. Bradley 4 Vrooman Co..............................2632 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111 M. E. Handke. Bradshaw-Praeger 4 Co.......................... 3248-62 W. 47th Place, Chicago, III John J. Rutherford, Secretary. Brady Palmer Printing Co.*...........................226 No. 6th St, Brooklyn, N. Y Neil A. Brady. Breinig Brothers, Inc................................ Third 4 Grand Sts., Hoboken, N. J A. B. DeVos. Bridges, Smith 4 Co...................................229 W. Market St., Louisville, Ky. Bodley Booker. Briggs Maroney Co., Inc.. .. 85 Paris St, Everett Sta., Boston, Mass. W. K. Maroney. British America Paint Co., Ltd.***..............Box 70, Victoria, B. C., Canada J. C. Pendray. Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co..........................35 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Roy B. Anderson. Bruce Company, E. L...............................No. Thomas Street, Memphis, Tenn. W. W. Partee. Bruder 4 Sons. M. A................................... 1618 Mifflin St, Philadelphia, Pa. Thos. A. Bruder. Buckeye Paint 4 Varnish Co................................ 715 S. 15th St., Toledo, Ohio P. F. Whalen, Jr. Budeke, George M.**.....................................418 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. Geo. M. Budeke. Buhler Brothers, Inc.*.......... 330 W. 42nd St., Suite 1111, New York, N. Y. Fred R. Koehler. Bullington Paint Company**.............. 400 H East Broad St., Richmond, Va. Robt. Bullington. Burdsal Co., The A................................ 206 S. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. J. A. Mitchell. Burgess-Fobes Co.................................... 106 Commercial St, Portland, Maine Theodore B. Fobes, Treasurer. Buten 4 Sons, M.**.......................................1834 South St, Philadelphia, Pa. Isadore Buten. Butler Co., C. E.............................................. 2868 Hannah St, Oakland, Calif. C. E. Butler. - - Butler Co., John G..........................Congress 4 Whitaker Sts., Savannah, Ga. John G. Butler. Butler-Flynn Paint Co.**................ 607-609 C St, N. W. Washington, D. C. T. A. Flynn. c Cabot Inc., Godfrey L.* ................................77 Franklin St, Boston, Mass. P. A. Benedict. Cabot, Inc., Samuel................................................... 141 Milk St, Boston, Mass. March G. Bennett Calbar Paint 4 Varnish Co............2620-26 N. Martha St, Philadelphia, Pa. V. E. Dewees. Calco Chemical Co., Inc, The*..............Turnpike Road, Bound Brook, N. J. S. Klein. California Ink Co., Inc., The...............545 Sansome St, San Francisco, Calif. H. L. Miner. 70 NPCA/RI 018907 Campbell Co., M. L.........................................708 E. 19th St., Kansas City, Mo. M. L. Campbell. Campbell Paint St Varnish Co..................Main St Gratiot Sts., St. Louis, Mo. L. S. Fulton. Canada Varnish Co., Ltd.*" 53 Laird Drive, (Leaside) Toronto, Ont, Canada R. E. Edwards. President. Capitol Pamt St Varnish Works, Inc.......... 47-55 Rodney St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry I. Gilbert, Vice President. Carey Company, The Philip............ Wayne Ave., Lockland, Cincinnati, Ohio R. A. Gaines. Carpenter-Morton Company...............................77 Sudbury St., Boston, Mass. E. E. Morton. Carter Paint Co................................................... 310 No. Main St., Liberty, Ind. C. D. Porter. Carter White Lead Co.*...........................12042 South Peoria St., Chicago, 111. J. J. Morsman. Casein Co. of America Inc.*.......... 350 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. W. F. Leister, Vice President. Celluloid Corn.*........................................... 10 East 40th St., New York, N. Y. G. H. Boehmer. Central Can Company*.............................2415-45 West 19th St., Chicago, 111. V. A. Holmes. Chase Varnish Co., Inc...................... 48-16 Fifth St, Long Island City, N. Y. E. J. Fleckenstein. Cheesroan-Elliot Co., Inc........................; .639-47 Kent Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Frank P. Cheesman, President. Chemical St Pigment Co., Inc., The*........................................... Collinsville, 111. Chicago Paint Works, Inc.................................. 4500 W. 14th St, Chicago, 111. Chicago White Lead St Oil Co............1454 South Western Ave., Chicago, HI. Chi-Namel Paint St Varnish Co........................ 43 East Ohio St, Chicago. 111. Cincinnati Varnish Co.. .Mentor St Huston Aves., Norwood, Cincinnati, Ohio E. A. Foy, Jr. . Clark Paint, Oil & Glass Co.**.......................71 State St., Rochester, N. Y. Geo. A. Weining. Clement "Coverall" Co.................................... 611 Van Hook St, Camden, N. J. W. S. Clement. Cleveland Paint St Color Co............1200 Bolivar Rd., S. E., Cleveland, Ohio W. A. Alpers, President. Cliffs Dow Chemical Company*.........................................Marquette, Michigan Clinton Company, The...................................167-171 N. May St, Chicago, III. D. L. Clinton, Vice Preeident. Collins-Davoust Paint Mfg. Co...................... 715 Terminal St, Dallas, Texas William Davoust, Sr. Collins Paint Co., Inc., F. P.**................ 225 W Fayette St, Syracuse, N. Y. Wm. E, Collins. Colonial Works, Inc.............................. 225-237 Norman Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. C. W. Griffin, President. Colorado Paint Co.................................................3651 Blake St, Denver, Colo. D. M. Lemen. Columbia Wood St Metal Preservative Co....................2240 McKinley Ave. Berkeley, Calif. Chas. W. Andrews. Columbus Varnish Company.................................Cozzens St, Columbus, Ohio Chas. W. Gardner. Con-Ferro Paint & Varnish Co............ 3228 North Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. S. M. Koplar. Conlin Co., The**................................................. 70 Elm St, Bridgeport, Conn. J. Waxgiser. Continental Can Co.*...............................100 East 42nd St. New York, N. Y. A. V. Crary, Vice President. Continental Products Co............................ 1150 East 222nd St., Euclid, Ohio A. H. Mattmueller. ' Cook St Dunn Paint Corp.................... 109-115 St Francis St, Newark, N. J. Charles Cook. 71 Cook Paint Varnish Co.......................... . .P. 0. Box 389, Kansas City, Mo. Charles R. Cook. President. Cooledge & Sons, Inc., F. J..................1314 Murphy Ave., S.W., Atlanta, Ga. Harold N. Cooledge. Co-Operative Chemical Co.'.............................3400 Gratiot St., St. Louis, Mo. C. J. Lippert. Coooerative G. L. F. Farm Supplies. Inc....................Main St.. Phelps, X. V. ` Clifford E. Brew. Corona Products. Inc.".................. 2701 Conn. Ave.. X. W., Washington, D. C. J. J. Heller. Craigie Paint Co.................................... 2512 Grand River Ave., Detroit, Mich. Robert E. Craigie, President. Creo-Dipt Company, Inc..................986 Oliver St.. Xorth Tonawanda, N. Y. H. P. Kendall. Jr. Crose, Chester B.........................................225 X. Market St., Inglewood. Calif. Cunis Drug St Paint Co., Inc., F. W."".......... 125 Congress St., Troy, X. Y. Fred W. Curtis. President. D D. P. W. Company, The"................................ 73 East Mill St., Akron, Ohio N. F. Wyatt. Dannenbaum Paint Mfg. Co..................245 Vallejo St., San Francisco, Calii. S. R. Dannenbaum. Dauchy Co., Inc., Chas. H.".....................................279 River St., Troy, X. Y\ Wm. P. Dauchy. Davies Can Co.'............................................... S72 E. 72nd St., Cleveland, Ohio W. T. Davies. Davis Co., H. B.................................................1600 Bayard St., Baltimore, Md. H. B. Davis. Davis Paint Company, Inc............ 14th Iron Sts., Xorth Kansas City, Mo. B. J. Davis, President. Day Sons Co., Inc., Geo. Edw."*.............. 305 E. Monroe St., Springfield, 111. Geo. Edw. Day, President. Day St Co., James B........................................ 1S72 Clybourn Ave., Chicago, 111. R. E. Prince. Dean St Barry Co........................................ 296 Xo. Water St., Columbus, Ohio R. S. McKay, President. Debevoise Co., The.............................................968 Grand St., Brooklyn, X. Y. Horatio L. Wilkinson. Deep Rock Oil Corporation*...............................155 X. Clark St., Chicago, III. W. J. Carthaus. DeLaval Separator Co., The".........................165 Broadway, Xew York, X. Y. R. G. Walker. Delore Company, C. P."........................ Iron Mountain Tracks, St. Louis, Mo. Denny, Hilborn St Rosenbach, Inc........230-34 Xo. 12th St., Philadelphia, Pa. F. R. Denny. Densol Paint Co.................................................P. O. Box 34, South Park, Ohic H. C. Marble. DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. 1115 Southern Ave., Memphis. Tenn. Col. G. W. House. Detroit Graphite Co................................................550 12th St., Detroit, Mich. E. C. Roberts. DeVilbiss Companv, The*.................... Detroit & Phillips Aves., Toledo, Ohio Wm. J. Pitt. Devine Paint St Varnish Co.................... 8810 Bessemer Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Geo. E. Pearce. President. Devoe & Raynolds Co.. Inc................................ 1 W. 47th St., Xew York, X. Y. Elliot S. Phillips. President. Dexter Brothers Company...................................105 Broad St., Boston. Mass. Frank H. Nutting. Dey Ermand Co., Wm."*.......................................5 Howard St., Albany, X. Y. A. C. Hollister. President. Dibble Color Company........................ 1497 East Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich. R. A. Pulfer. 72 NPCA/RI 018909 Dicaiite Co.. The'...........................................120 Wail St.. New ior!;. .V V C. A. Franken'noff. * Dierr.ont-Levv Co.................................................5" Portland St., Boston. Mass. H. Diemont. Treasurer. Dines & Schuster. Inc.'...................... 43-44 21st St- ton? Island City, N. V A. E. Jacobs. Ditzler Color Co...................................... 3000 W. Chicago Blvd., Detroit. Mich. E. R. Hoag, President. Doe & Ingalls, Inc.................................................56 Garden St- Everett, Mass. Willis H. Doe. Treasurer. _ Dolph Company, John C.................................... 168 Emmet St- Newark, X. J. George C. Borthig, Vice President. . Doiphin Paint & Varnish Co., The . 922 Locust St- Toledo. Ohio Julius Blum. Donahue Varnish Co., The F. J................10586 Knodell Ave- Detroit, Mich. Martin C. Peters. Donohos Si Son.......................................................... 143 S. New St., Dover, Del. H. B. Donohos Dow Chemical Co., The'......................................."......................... Midland. Mich. R. L. Heindel. Dragert Company, Inc.. C. H............................237 India St,, Brooklyn. X. Y. ' C. H. Dragert. Drakenield & Co., Inc- B. F....................45-47 Park Place, New York, N. Y. Horatio E. Firth, Jr. Dunham, Inc- Thomas C................................ 68 Murray St., New York. N. Y. M. McDonald, President. Dunne Co.. Frank W........................................ 1001 41st St- Oakland. Calif. J. G. Reynolds. Vice President. duPont de Nemours & Co.. E. I................................................ Wilmington. Del. Wm. Richter. Dyke Bros."............................................................................... Fort Smith, Ark. Frank W. Dyke. E Eagle Paint Works.............................. 110 N. Waterman Ave., Detroit. Mich. Robert S. Catiin. Eagle Paint & Varnish Works... .100-104 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn, X. Y. H. R. Hillman. President. Eagle Picher Sales Co.'...........................Temple Bar Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio T. C. Carter. Eakins, Inc., J. S. Si W. R.*................................ 55 Berry St.. Brooklyn. X. Y. F. J. Van Vranken. Eberson-Lindsley Paint Co.......................... 1601 X. Broadway, St. Louis. Mo. H. P. Fritsch. Edgerly St Company, J. W.".......... 120-124 West Main St., Ottumwa, Iowa W. T. Harper. Egan Si Hausman Co- Inc..........43rd Rd. St 9th St., Long Island City, X. Y. Talbot Uehlinger. Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co., The.. RKO Bldg., 1270 6th Ave,, New York. X. Y. O. J. S. de Brun. Elaterite Paint & Mfg. Co., The___ SW 11th & Market Sts- Des Moines, la. Frank M. CarTell. Elder Si Jenks'................................................... 415 Vine St- Philadelphia. Pa. H. B. Maxwell. Elgin Paint Si Decorating Co.".................... 216 E. Chicago Ave., Elgin, 111. Joseph F. Neil, President. Elk Paint Co.......................................................3418 Gratiot St- St. Louis. Mo. Ellicott Paint Co- Inc.".................................. 356-360 Elm St,, Buffalo. X. Y. Carl H. Xagel. President. Elliott Paint St Varnish Co.................................. 4525 Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111. H. A. Rowland. President. Ellis Paint Co........................................ 805 West Anaheim. Long Beach. Calif. J. S. Ellis. ' 73 NPCA/R1 018910 Embassy Paint Mfg. Co.. Inc..................56-38 Van Dyke St., Brooklyn, N'. Y.' Arthur J. Kelvin. Empire Varnish Co., The...........................2638 East 76th St., Cleveland, Ohio R. L. Hawkins. Empire Wall Paper A Paint Co., Inc." 223 W. Water St., Syracuse. N. Y. P. L. Miller. Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co.................................. 333 S. Peoria St., Chicago. 111. Frank L. Sulzberger, President. Erie Paint Company**........................................... 1329 State Street, Erie, Pa. R. H. Jackson. Erie Window Glaas Co.**............................................. 1229 State St., Erie, Pa. F. C. Richardson, President. Esser Co.. T. C........................................ 3107 W, Salena St,, Milwaukee, Wise. A. W. Esser. Essex Chemical Co.............................. 474 Frelinghuysen Ave., Newark, N. J. George N. Bick. Euston Lead Company*..................................................................... Scranton, Pa. Evans Lead Corp.*............................................................... Charlestown, W. Va. R. M. Evans. Everseal Mfg. Co, Inc.................................. 2S0 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y. Rudy Green. Excelsior Varnish Works, Inc, The 1242 W. 74th St., Cleveland, Ohio G. C. Vick. F Factory-Consumer Paint Corp.................. 2181 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. H. B. Fleming, 1'tee President. Falk it Co.*......................................................... P. 0. Box 1075, Pittsburgh, Pa. L. J. Reizenstein. Farboil Paint Company, Inc...................... 301 Key Highway, Baltimore, Md. K. N. Yellott Farrell-Calhoun Co...................................22-24 South 2nd St, Memphis, Tenn. E. L. Monteverde, Secretary. Farwell, Ozmun. Kirk A Co.................. 2nd it Jackson Sts, St Paul, Minn. B. F. Robertson. Federal Varnish Co...............................................333 S. Peoria St, Chicago, 111, Felton, Sibley 4b Co, Inc................................ 136 N. 4th St, Philadelphia, Pa. Horace S. Felton. Vice President. Ferbert-Schomdorfer Co, The............ 12815 Elmwood Ave, Cleveland.Ohio David Andrew, Vice President. Fezandie A Sperrle, Inc.*...............................205 Fulton St, New York, N. Y. Oscar E. Sperrle, President. Finch, Ltd, Leon......................................... 750 E. 59th St, Los Angeles, Calif. Leon S. Finch. Finishing Specialties 4b Service Co....4429 N. Kilpatrick Ave, Chicago, 111. F. W. MeClement, President. - Finnaren A Haley, Inc................................ 1300 N. 90th St, Philadelphia, Pa. J. A. Finnaren, President. Fisher-Thorsen & Co. Inc.................... 2100 N. W. 22nd Ave, Portland, Oreg. Warren M. Thorsen, President. Flood A Conklin Co.......................................... 136 Chestnut St, Newark, N. J. L H. Conklin. Florman Manufacturing Co, The.................. 190 Central Main, Pueblo, Colo. J. Florman, Secretary. Ford Paint A Varnish Co..................601 Crosby N. W, Grand Rapids, Mich. G. R. Ford. President. Forde, Vogt A Co, Inc..........................................24 Grover St, Malden, Mass. Harry E. Forde. Forest City Paint A Varnish Co..........11001 Madison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio R. H. Sheppard. Forman, Ford A Co............................ 111-123 S. 2nd St, Minneapolis, Minn. Fort Worth Paint Co, Inc, 246 West 13th St, Fort Worth, Texas A. B. Chambers, President. 74 NPCA/RI018911 * Foster Company, Inc.. Benjamin...........20th 4 Erie Ave,, Philadelphia, Pa. Benj. Foster. Jr. Fox Co., Inc., M. Ewing.............................240 E. 136th St., New York, N. Y. Louis V. Fox. President. Foy Paint Company, Inc., The Mentor 4 Houston Ave., Norwood, Cincinnati, Ohio Geo. W. Schneider, Jr. Franklin Mineral Products Co.*...................... 1 Menlo St.. Brighton, Mass. John Davenport. Franklin Pt. & Var. Co., Benjamin 4820 Langdon St., Philadelphia, Pa. G. T. Elser. Frazer Paint Co.............................................2475 Hubbard Ave., Detroit, Mich. E. D. Gregory. French Paint Co., Samuel H..............4th 4 Callowhill Sts., Philadelphia, Pa French-Wolf Paint Products Co............1700 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Frank T. Voit, President. Frey-Yenkin Paint Co................................249 Sandusky St., Columbus, Ohio A. Yenkin. Friedman Paint Co., Inc., M................1816 San Pablo Ave., Oakland, Calif, M. Friedman. Fries, Beall 4 Sharp Co.".................. 734 10th St. N. W,, Washington. D. C. Robert R. Kenyon. Fuller 4 Co., W. P........................301 Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. W. P. Fuller, Jr. c Gagnier Paint Co."*...............................166 East Congress St., Detroit, Mich. N. H. Doughty. Garden City Paint 4 Varnish Co...................... 3137 W. 25th St., Chicago, 111. Rudolph Nepil. General Electric Company*.....................................................Bridgeport, Conn. G. A. Berg. General Paint Corporation.................... 2627 Army St., San Francisco, Calif. O. S. Orrick. General Paint 4 Varnish Co.............................. 2001 Mendell St., Chicago, 111. K. I. Songe, Secretory. General Plastics, Inc.*................................................. North Tonawanda, N. Y. Stephen Babcock. George Co., The P. D.................................. 4153 Bingham Ave., St. Louis, Mo. J. E. George. -------- Gettemuller 4 Co.. H. J."...........................514*516 Ensor St., Baltimore, Md. H. H. Gettemuller. Gibbs Paint Mfg, Co., The.............................. 1456 Chardon Rd., Euclid. Ohio Fred Gibbs. Gibson-Homans Co......................................2366 Woodbill Rd., Cleveland, Ohio H. O. Gibson. " Gill Co., Frank...................................100 2nd St. No., Wisconsin Rapids, Wise. Frank Gill. Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt Co., Inc.......................... 80 John St., New York, N. Y. Louis Gillespie. Gillespie Varnish Company...............................131 Dey St., Jersey City, N. J. W. H. DeCamp. Gilson 4 Co., E. P."....................................... 403 Jefferson St., Paducah, Ky. E. P. Gilson. . Givaudan-Delawanna, Incl*..........................80 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Robert A. Engel. ' Glidden Company, The...............Madison Ave. 4 Berea Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. Dwight P. Joyce. Glidden Company of California, The Seventh 4 Hubbell Sts., San Francisco, Calif. Globe Paint Co., Inc................................ 604 Rockaway Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sam Feinberg. 75 I i 1 NPCA/RI 018912 Globe Varnish Co., Inc.......................... Kelly & LaSchall Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sidney Hirsh. Glukote Mfg. Co.................................... 1225 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Ellsworth Bushneil. Glyco Products Company, Inc.'.............. 148 Lafayette St., New York, N. Y. E. Rosendahl. Vice President. Goedschmit, Chas.....................................................583 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Goldberg Paint Co., Garrett M..........1019 Mission 5t., San Francisco, Calif. G. M. Goidberg, President. Goldschmitt, Charles.........................................23 XV. Austin Ave., Chicago, 111. Charles Goldschmitt. Goodyear Tire Si Rubber Co., Inc."................................................... Akron, Ohio H. R. Thies. Gould & Cutler Corp.**.......................................11 Stillings St., Boston, Mass. Charles W. Brown. Grand Rapids Wood Finish. Co. 53-71 Grandville Ave., S.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Graves Paint & Varnish Co.................................... Trainer, Chester, P. O., Pa. C. C. Graves. Great Western Paint Mfg. Co................1207 W. 11th St., Kansas City, Mo. F. N. Redheffer. Gregg Co., Inc., The.....................................1418 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. A. Pierce Gregg. Grumbtcher, M.............................................. 460 W. 34th St., New York, N. Y. Walter Grumbacher, Sr. H Hadlock Paint Co., Inc.**.................... 466-70 Central Ave., Rochester, N. Y. J. T. Hadlock. Hall Co., Inc., The R. M.**.......................... 77 Arch St., New Britain, Conn. R. M. Hall. Hammar Bros. White Lead Co.'.............. 305 St. Clair Ave., E. St. Louis. III. Hancock Paint & Varnish Co............53 West Squantum St., Atlantic, Mass. Samuel E. Cutter. Hanley Paint Co............................................ 222 S. Kansas St., El Paso, Texas Frank H. Hanley. Hanline Brothers.................................1300-1312 S. Sharp St., Baltimore, Md. Leon S. Hanline. Hanna Paint Mfg. Co., The...........................95 W. Long St., Columbus, Ohio Robert P. Hanna. Hansen Glass Si Paint Co.**.................... 504 Douglass St., Sioux City, Iowa L. S. Wemli. Hardig, Charles J.................................... 1111 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Chas. J. Hardig. Hardy Company, Paul W.*...................... 271 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. Paul W. Hardy. Harlan Associates.................................. 11 Duboce Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Harmon Color Works, Inc.*...................... 550 Belmont Ave., Haledom, N. J. V. J. Chartrand, President. Harrington Paint Co., Inc................1630 Collamer Rd., East Cleveland, Ohio N. T. Harrington. Harris Co., The J. E........................................ South Spruce St., Wooster, Ohio Alfred B. Stellwagon. Harshaw Chemical Co., The*.................. 1945 East 97th St., Cleveland, Ohio G. B. Sinclair. Harwood Bros., Inc.**.................................. 1009 E. Canal St., Richmond, Va. H. B. Weatherford, Vice President. Hastings Paint Co............................ 442 Westfield St., West Springfield, Mass. A. A. Hastings. Haze. Inc.. Harry*.. 2105 Tribune Tower, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Harry S. Haze. President. Headquarters Paint Si Varnish Works, Inc. 1089 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. C. H. A. Bungart. 76 MPCA/BI 018913 Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co.................................. 1833 Seward St., Chicago, 111. Z. G. Peck. ' Henderson & Johnson, Inc............................ 121 Duncan St., Gloucester, Mass. R. B. Henderson. Hercules Powder Co.*.......................Delaware Trust Bldg., Wilmington, Del. J. B. Wiesel. Herock Mfg. Co., Inc...................................... WTieatland St., Phoenixville, Pa. Fred L. Herr. Hetzel Roofing Products Co.................................... 67 Maine St., Newark, N. J. Thos. A. F. Baudermann. Hilo Varnish Corp.................................... 42-60 Stewart Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Carl J. Schumann, President. Hires Turner Glass Co,**.................. .. .230 So. 30th St., Philadelphia, Pa. William Plummer. Jr., President. Hirshberg Paint Co., The.............................106 W. Pratt St., Baltimore, Md. M. M. Goldsmith. Hirst & Begley Linseed Works*.........................900 W. 18th St.. Chicago. 111. Hoboken White Lead & Color Wks.............1300 Willow Ave., Hoboken, N. J. L. J. Myer. ., Hock Paint & Chemical Works................................................. Phoenixville, Pa. H. W. Hock. Hockaday, Inc................................................166 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, III. O. R. Conrad. Hockenjos Co., J. J.**.............................10 Washington Ave., Irvington, N. J. Carl F. Watter. Holland Aniline Dye Co.*............................... 337 College Ave., Holland, Mich. C. Tiesinga. Holtz, F. J.**..................................................... 2309 Gratiot St., Detroit, Mich. Hooker Glass & Paint Mfg. Co..........659 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, [II. John E. Thomas. Hoosier Paint Works......................................... Jacobs Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. E. H. Manth. Horn Co., A. C.......................................... Horn Bldg., Long Island City, N. Y. A. C. Horn. Horn, Jefferys & Co.*............ ...................... 916 W. Lake St., Burbank, Calif. J. G. Jefferys. Hotopp Varnish Co., The...................... 108-112 Marshall St., Hoboken, X. J. F. E. McCourt. Howe & French, Inc.................. Washington & Middle Sts., Weymouth, Mass. C. W. Ten Broeck. Vice President. Howell & Co., Inc., Charles H.......................... 216 Race St., Philadelphia, Pa. Rushton Marot, President. Hudson Paint & Varnish Co., Inc............240-252 Wright St., Newark, N. J. N. J. Fagan, President. Hunt. J. W............................1221 New York Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Hydro-Carbon Companies.......................681 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. Frank E. Hawkes. I Illinois Lumber Ce., Inc.**............ Henry St. & Alton Rd., Edwardsville, 111. A. E. Stolze, President. Illinois Paint Works of Sears Roebuck & Co. 1034 S. Kostner Ave., Chicago, 111. J. A. Hanley. Imperial Oil & Gas Products Co.*.......................Grant Bldg.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Paul A. Hartman, Vice President. Imperial Paper & Color Corp.*...............................................Glen Falls, N. Y. Arthur F. Brown. Imperial Varnish & Color Co. Ltd.*..6 Morse St., Toronto. Ont. Canada T. F. Monypenny, President. Impervious Paint & Varnish Co.......... 161-167 E. Allen St., Philadelphia, Pa. S. L. Garfinkel. Impervious Varnish Co........................................ 436 7th Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. A. E. Daum, President. 77 Inderhees-Trarbaeh Co., The...............1941 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Harry Inderhees. Indianapolis Paint 4 Color Co........640 X. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Byrom J. Smith. Secretary. Industrial Chemical Co., Inc........Maple Ave. 4 River Rd.. Fair Lawn, X. J. Industrial Paint 4 Varnish Co........................ P. 0. Box 1134, Dallas, Texas C. D. Pratt. Integrity Paint Co., Inc................................. 294 State St., Xew Haven, Conn. John G. Lege. Inter-Coastal Paint Corp............13th St. 4 Southern Rwy., E. St. Louis, 111. G. B. Dunford. Intermountain Glass Co., Inc........................ 1417-1423 Main St., Boise. Idaho E. B. Atkinson. International Laboratories, Ltd.*** Rue De Meuron, St. Boniface, Manitoba, Canada Arnold Smith. International Marine Paint Agency,**. .346 West 7th St., San Pedro, Calif. Arthur R. Pegg. Iowa Paint Manufacturing Co........................ 118 8th St., Des Moines, Iowa L. F. Hamborg. Irvin, Jewel 4 Vinson Co.........................................17 E. 3rd St., Dayton, Ohio L. H. Vinson. ' Irvington Varnish 4 Insulator Co------ .6 Argyle Terrace, Irvington, X. J. F. M. Miller. Irwin Paint Co., C. E............................ 1680 University Ave., Berkeley, Calif. C. E. Irwin. J Jamestown Paint 4 Varnish Co................................................... Jamestown, Pa. W. W. Ehrhart. Vice President. Jamestown Wood Finishing Co... 125 Blackstone Avenue, Jamestown, N. Y. J. H. Sauerbrun. Jewel Paint 4 Varnish Company.............. 345 X. Western Ave., Chicago, 111. R. 0. Clark. Johnson 4 Co. Inc.. Oliver.......... 18-24 Custom House St., Providence, R. I. Denison W. Greene. Johnson 4 Sons. Inc.. S. C............................ 1012 Sixteenth St., Racine. Wise. P. W. Wehrie. Jones-Blair Paint 4 Varnish Co.......................... P. 0. Box 533, Dallas, Texas R. W. Blair. Jones-Dabney Co.................................................1481 S. 11th St, Louisville, Ky. Wm. C. Dabney. Jndson Co., The Dwight R.**.................. 462-466 Main St., Hartford, Conn. D. R. Judson. K Kahn 4 Co., H.*..................................... .. .2222 N. 11th St. Philadelphia, Pa. Herman Kahn. Kay 4 Ess Co........................................ ............ Leo 4 Kiser Sts., Dayton, Ohio H. G. Kittredge, President. Kelley, Ralph D.**................................ .......... 1542 Belmont Ave.,' Chicago, 111. Geo. Carpentier, Manager. Kellogg 4 Sons, Inc., Spencer*.......... ........98 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, X. Y. Howard Kellogg, President. Kelloggs 4 Miller*................................. ........ Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. A. C. Young. Kentucky Color 4 Chemical Co.*.... .... 34th 4 Tyler Sts., Louisville, Ky. R. P. Bonnie. Kepce Company..................................... ___ 1454 N. 4th St, Milwaukee, Wise. A. J. Nachtsheim. Keystone Albumen Paint Co................ 1346 X. Marston St, Philadelphia, Pa. Rocco A. Di Dio. Keystone Refining Co., Inc.................. ... 4821 Garden St., Philadelphia, Pa. Walter F. French. 78 NPCA/Rl 018915 Keystone Varnish Co., Inc................................ 71 Otsego St., Brooklyn, N. Y. R. H. Everett. Kin? & Co.. Inc.. E. & F............................ 405 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. Mass. Gelston T. King. King Paint Mfg. Co.......................................449 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Finley 3. Krause. King Varnish Co...................................... 1436 So. Western Ave.. Chicago, 111. Kirby Paint Co., George. Jr.................... 14 Wall Street. New Bedford, Mass. George A. Kirby. Kirchenbauer, Frank*'...............................324 W. Bancroft St., Toledo, Ohio Frank Kirchenbauer. Klinger Paint Company.............. 119 Second Ave., S. E,, Cedar Rapids, Iowa W. Klinger. Knox & Morse Company.................................80 Freeport Street, Boston, Mass. H. P. Knox. President. Kohler-McLister Paint Co................................ 1275 Osage St., Denver, Colo. Frank McLister. Kohnstamm & Company, Inc., H.*...............87 Park Place, New York, N. Y. Edward Kohnstamm. Kolbe Paint Co.................................................229 W. 5th St., Cincinnati, Ohio T. J. McConnell. Krebs Pigment & Color Corp.*................ .1007 Market St, Wilmington, Del. Kreuter-Faasen Co................................ 100 Stevens St. Grand Rapids. Mich. R. T. Schutt. Kuhn Paint & Varnish Works...................1114 Bonner Street, Houston, Texas H. J. Kuhn, President. Kurfees Paint Co., J. F.......................... Brook St Market Sts., Louisville, Ky. J. F. Kurfees, President. L Laclede Paint Mfg. Co.....................................3400 Gratiot St.. St. Louis, Mo. G. K. McGunnegle. . Lacquer & Chemical Corp.................................... 214-40th St, Brooklyn, N. Y. I. Flamenhaft Lacquer Specialties, Inc................ Allegheny Ave. & Ave. P, Newark, N. J. Ernest Frohboese. Lake Shore Paint Company.............................225 Huron Street, Toledo, Ohio T. F. Coulter. Lancaster Paint & Glass Co........................ 235 W. Prince St, Lancaster, Pa. L. R. M. Herr. Lansdale Paint Co............................ Vine & Montgomery Ave, Lansdale, Pa. Wm. S. Dawson. Larkin Co. Inc......................................................... 680 Seneca St, Buffalo, N. Y. J. Ayrault, Jr. Lastik Products Co., Inc................ 807 American Bank Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa. D. S. Steinftrst Lasting Paint Products Co............202 S. Franklintown Rd,, Baltimore, Md. A. I. Rankin, Manager. Laucks, Inc, I. F.........................................314 Maritime Bldg, Seattle, Wash. L. W. Eilertsen. Lavanburg Co, Fred L.*.......................105 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Andrew L. Somers. - Lawrence-McFadden Company.. .1400 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. W. Scott MeFadden. Lawson-Eberaon Paint Co............................ 116 N. Second St, St Louis, Mo. E. Eberson. Lee Hardware Co.**..........................................................................Salina, Kaos. Ward L. Harris. Leeby Co, Victor H.**...................1345 Second Ave, North, Fargo, N. Dak. Lehmann Co, Inc, J. M.*.......... 248-250 West Broadway, New York, N. Y. E. E. Mueser, President. Leighton-Hurt Paint Co.**.......................1652 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Walter Leighton, President. 70 .4 ft* ^ -t7-*-#.- , } } I -n- V. ;- <r r- -"V "v Cl Lewis, Inc., John D.*...................................68 Traverse St., Providence, R. I. John B. Lewis. Lewis A Bros. Co., John T.*...................... Widener Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. S. French Reeves. Liberty Paint Co., Inc............................39 Tenth St., Long Island City, N. Y. The Lilly Company................................................. High Point, North Carolina W. R. Campbell Lilly Paint Co., William.......................... 2044 N. Rural St., Indianapolis, Ind. Wm. Lilly, President. Lilly Varnish Co................................ 666 S. California St., Indianapolis, Ind. W. I. Longsworth, Pretident. Lino Paint Co., The...............................16908 Waterloo Rd., Cleveland, Ohio A. H. Climo. Lion Varnish Works, Inc............................400 Withers St., Brooklyn, N. Y. S. Elkin, Prevalent. Loken & Co., Chris...................................2806 Rockefeller St., Everett, Wash. L. W. Loken. Long Company, Chas. R., Jr............1630-1644 West Hill St., Louisville, Ky. Wiley B. Bryan. Lord A Burnham Co................................................ 2 Main St., Irvington, N. Y. Burnham Bowden, President. Louisville Paint Mfg. Co................................ 1112 W. Main St., Louisville, Ky. L. E. First, President. Louisville Varnish Co................ Flow and Eastern Parkway, Louisville, Ky. E. H. Hancock. Lowe Bros. Paint Store Co.**.......................... 110 E. 3rd St., Dayton, Ohio S. R. Standrod. M McCann Shields Paint Co............27 Alexander St., W. E., Pittsburgh, Pa. J. E. Shields. McCloakey Varnish Co....................... Holmesburg Junction, Philadelphia, Pa. Wm. H. Jarden, Jr., President. McCloskey Varnish Co. of West. .5501 E. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. E. R. Edgeworth, President. McDaniel Paint A Varnish Co................1500 West Kinzie St., Chicago, IU. Giles McDaniel. McDougall-Butler Co.......................................... 26 Evans St., Buffalo, N. Y. H. Vernon Smith. McGlone Varnish Co........................................ 112 Railroad St., Revere, Mass. .Joseph E. McGlone. Mcllhenny Paint A Varnish Co................................ P. 0. Box 235, Lake, Miss. G. N. Mcllhenny. McMurty Mfg. Co., The...............................1533 Arapahoe St., Denver, Colo. Wm. R. McFarland, President. McNamara Varnish Works, Inc., Michael.3199 Bellevue Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Walter Lichtenfeld, General Manager. McQuade A Co., Inc., John.............. 132-136 Classon Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. T. M. McQuade. Mac-Lac Co.. Ine.................................. '................ 80 Cliff St., New York, N. Y. R. W. McClintock MacMillan Paint Co...................................... 5675 Wabash Ave., Detroit, Mich. Frank MacMillan. Made-Rite Products Co............................5223 McKissock Ave., St Louis, Mo. Robert Fullerton. . Magic City Paint A Varnish Co................P. O. Box 2269, Birmingham, Ala. John Cleage, Secretary. . Magnetic Pigment Co.*...........................................601 Cass St., Trenton, N. J. K. E. Burgess. Malden Paint Co.................................................. 227 Pleasant St., Malden, Mass. C. C. Fowler, Manager. 80 NPCA/RI 018917 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works*.......................3600 N. 2nd St., St. Louis, Mo. J. A. Singmaster. Mammeie, Inc.. Canby C.**...................... 13-15 E. 4th St., Wilmington, Del. G. C. Mammeie. . Mamolith Carbon Paint Co.......... 2111 44th Avenue. Lon? Island City, N. Y. Mantrose Corporation. The................................... 136 41st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. M. A. Rosen. Manufacturers' Varnish Co. Inc................ 74-80 Lorraine St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Everitt J. Cole. Marbleloid Paint Products. Inc. 1025 North McCadden Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Chas. S. Smith. Marcus Co., Inc.. Edw. H.*'.......................237 E. Market St., Louisville, Ky. C. H. Marcus. Marietta Paint St Color Co............................................................. Marietta, Ohio George LaVallee. Marine Paint St Varnish Co., Inc............ 8301 Fig Street, New Orleans, La. D. J. Devlin. Marion Paint Co.................................... 366 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Ind. John C. Utley. Mar-Kay Mfg. Go...........................................2715 S. Second St., St. Louis, Mo. Chas. F. McKay. Martin Co., The L.*....................................... 45 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. George C. Lewis. ' Martin Varnish Co.................................................900 W. 49th PI., Chicago, 111. Wells Martin. Marzo & Co.. F. C.............................. 1359 So. Flower St.. Los Angeles, Calif. F. C. Marzo. Masco Chemical Co. Inc................................ 245 Lorraine St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Alvin A. Sobel. Mason Can Co.*........................................... Dexter Rd., East Providence, R. I. W. Gompertz. Masury & Son, John W.............................. 42-50 So. Jay St., Brooklyn, N. Y. William S. Baldwin, ' Mathews Paint Company, Inc. 600 San Fernando Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. (P.O.B. No. 135, Sta. A l J. W. Kellener. Matson Bros.......................................................835 W. 49th St., Seattle, Wash. F. C. Matson. Mautz Paint & Varnish Co................ 939 E. Washington Ave., Madison, Wis. B. Mautz. Mayer St Loewenstein.............. 43-43 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, N. Y. James W. Abraham. Vice President. Medusa Products Co................................ 1000 Midland. Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio C.. E. Wyman. Melvin Supply Co.**......................................... 233 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio . W. H. Melvin, President. Mepham Corp., George S.*.......................2001 Lynch Ave., East St. Louis, 111. L. K. Ayers. Merchants St Mfgrs. Paint Co........................ 108-10 S. 2nd St., Louisville, Ky. J. T. Menefee, President. Merkin Paint Co., Inc. M. J....................1441 Broadway, New York, N. Y. M. J. Merkin, President. Merrimac Chemical Co.*................................................................... Boston, Mass. Metaiead Products Corporation*----- 351 California St,, San Francisco, Calif. Leonard G. Heller. Metals Refining Company*........................................................... Hammond, Ind. Meyer & Sons, J."...................................4321 North 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Fred L. Meyer. Miami Paint Co., The......................................... 132 E. Third St., Dayton, Ohio G. E. Bailey, President. ' Michigan Paint Mfg. Co..............15 Library St., N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. R. H. McFarland. 81 NPCA/RI 018918 Midland Paint & Varnish Co............11122 Marquette Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio F. S. Glueck. Milne, Noble A.................................... T22 North Monroe St,, Spokane, Wash. N. A. Milne. Minehart-Traylor Co...................................... 25th & Walnut St,, Denver, Colo. Frank A. Traylor. Minn. Linseed Oil Paint Co........1007-1120 S. Third St., Minneapolis, Minn. V. Wurtele, President. Minnesota Special Products Co....Forest St Fauquier Sts., St. Paul, Minn. John M. Olson. Missouri Paint St Varnish Co............5125-39 No. Second St., St. Louis. Mo. J. P. Frank. President. Mitchell-Mayer Co., Inc.. The.........................3506 Market St, St. Louis. Mo. Leo. J. Mitchell. Monroe, Lederer & Taussig.................. 606 N. American St., Philadelphia, Pa. S. Lederer. Monroe Sander Corn.. The...................1018-46th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y. M. H. Sander. Monsanto Chemical Co.*...........................1700 S. Second St.. St. Louis, Mo. Montana Paint Mfg. Co...............................................Box 1136, Billings, Mont. E. B. Logan. Moore St Co.. Beniamin.................................511 Canal St., New York, N. Y. L. P. Moore, President. Moore Paint St Oil Co.. Leiand.............. 28-284 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. Edward H. Mclver. Moser Company, The Chas............................215 E. 9th St, Cincinnati, Ohio Frank Shrader, Gen. Mgr. Moss Paint Co.. Benjamin .......... 1131 Ninth St., N. W. Washington, D. C. Paul Stein Mound City Paint St Color Co..............217 So. Garrison Ave., St Louis, Mo. S. R. Casey. Mountain St Plain Paint Co..........Box 359, 1624 Arapahoe St,, Denver, Colo. B. M. Barton. Mundo Products, Inc.................................... 229 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. C. E. Raabe. Muralo Co., Inc., The----- 570 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton, S. I., N. Y. C. W. Maoes. Murphy Varnish Co.................................. 224 McWhorter St, Newark, N. J. Charles J. Roh, President. Murray Oil Products Co.* Margaret, Pearce St Bermuda Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Fred E. Loud, President. Muth & Co., Geo. F.**.........................710 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. Herbert F. McCall. N Nalley Paint Co.**.......................626 West Fourth St., Winston-Salem, N. C. J. L. Nalley. Nason A Co., R. N........................ .. .151 Potrero Ave., San Francisco, Cal. D. J. Tight, President. National Can Co.*.......................................110 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Edward D. Murphy, Vice President. National Carbon Co., Inc.*.............. Madison Ave. W. 117th St., Cleveland M. J. Dorcas National Chemical & Mfg. Co........................3617 S. Wall St., Chicago, 111. B. F. Roman. National Insulating Company, Inc.... 198 Lafayette Ave., Englewood. N. J. Howard E. Smith, President. National Lead Co.*.........................................Ill Broadway, New York, N. Y. F. M. Carter. President. National Manufacturing Corn..............153 Fillmore Ave., Tonawanda, N. Y. John J. Flanagan, Vice President. National Pigments & Chemical Division, National Lead Co.* C. P. DeLore. 1 Sidney St., St. Louis, Mo. S2 NPCA/RI 018919 National Products Co.................................. 4005 Hogarth St., Detroit, Mich. E. S. Wm. Chicory, General Manager. National Varnish Co..................................386 4th Avenue. New York, N. Y. Naz-Dar Company.....................................4014 N. Rockwell St., Chicago, 111. W. L. Parmele. Neesemann & Co., Fred.......................... 618 S. Hanover St., Baltimore, Md. F. W. Neesemann. Nelson Paint Co., G. H.................................... 1024 Faraam St.. Omaha, Nebr. G. H. Nelson, President, Neville Co., The*.............................Grand Ave., Neville P. 0,, Pittsburgh, Pa. H. W. Dauler. Newark Varnish Works................................................................. Newark, N. J. New England Whiting Co.......................... 268 Border St., East Boston, Mass. J. G. Penniman. New Jersey Zinc Company, The*.................. 160 Front St., New York, N. Y. Marshall L. Havey. New Orleans Paint h Color Co............... 700 Baronne St., New Orleans, La. E. R. Bernhardt. New York Woodfinishers Supply Co., Inc___304 8th Ave., New York, N. Y. Bernhard Meier. Nice Co., Eugene E.................................... 272 S. Second St., Philadelphia, Pa. J. Layton Nice. Nonweiler Company, A. P.......................................... Box 1007, Oshkosh, Wise. A. P. Nonweiler. Norfolk Paint & Varnish Co..............15 Newport Ave.. North Quincy, Mass. G. E. Felton, President. North American Clay Co.*...................... 230 Park Avenue. New York, N. Y. E. W. Boughton. North American Paint Si Chem. Co.. .717-719 E. 61st St., Los Angeles, Calif. H. C. McClellan. North Jersey Paint Co., Inc........................27 Orchard St., Wellington, X. J. Bernard Malizig. North Star Varnish Co........................608-622 Vandalia St., St. Paul, Minn. G. D. Hough. Northwestern Locto Company*.............. 791 Hampden Ave., St. Paul, Minn. John L. Locke, President. Novel Art Manufacturing Co........1225 University Avenue. St. Paul, Minn. Ellsworth Bushnell Nubian Paint St Varnish Co............................1856 Leclaire Ave., Chicago, 111. C. C. Johnson. Nu-Enamel Corporation.. 8701 Kinsman Road., Cleveland, Ohio K. Y. Benson Nuodex Products, Inc.*............ . ................312 Division St, Elizabeth, N. J. Dr. C. A. Knauss. O Oakley Paint Mfg. Co............................ 727 Antonia St, Los Angeles, Calif. R. H. Oakley, President. O'Brien Varnish Co................................ 101 N. Johnson St., South Bend, Ind. O. A. Fulkerson. O'Neil Duro Co..................2156 S. 4th St, P. 0. Box 1016, Milwaukee, Wise. Geo. F. O'Neil. Osgood Co., Chas.**...................................47 Commerce St., Norwich, Conn. H. R. Kind. Owens-Illinois Can Co.*.......................................Ohio Building, Toledo, Ohio J. F. McGhee Oxford Varnish Corp.........................................154 Bagley Ave., Detroit, Mich. Chas. J. Schneider. Ozark Smelting St Mining Co............................................. Coffejrville, Kansas P Pacific Paint Si Varnish Co..............544 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif. L. M. DuCommun, President. Pacific Vegetable Oil Corporation* 62 Townsend St,, San Francisco, Calif. B. T. Rocca S3 Painicraft Co., The...................................963 5. Henderson St., Galesburg, 111. W. D. A. Potts. Paint Stores, Inc.'*...........................8782 Grand River Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Karl H. Smith, President. Palmer-Price Co.. The........................................................................Newark, N\ J. Franklin Conklin. Jr. Paraffine Cos. Inc.. The.................... 473 Brannan St., San Francisco, Calif. L. K. Bishop. Paragon Paint Co., lnc................................76 Heights Blvd, Houston, Texas F. R. Quinby. Paragon Paint 4 Varnish Corp........5-49 46th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y. Harry C. Sorter, Vice President. Paramet Chemical Corp.*... .44th Ave. 4 10th St., Long Island City. X. Y. Paramount Paint 4 Varnish Co................141 League St, Philadelphia, Pa. David P. Ramsay. Parker 4 Sons Co., Ira...........................................250 Main St., Oshkosh, Wis. Ira Parker, Jr. Passonno-Hutcheon Co., The.......................9808 Meech Ave., Cleveland, Ohio R. L. Hutcheon, President. Patek Brothers, Inc.................................. 226 X. Water St., Milwaukee, Wis. W. 0. Schwarz. President. Patrons' Paint Works, Inc.......................... 245 Plymouth St., Brooklyn, X. Y. J. C. Ingersoll, President. Patterson Sargent Co...................................... 1325 E. 38th St., Cleveland, Ohio J. K. Patterson, Vice-President. Payson Varnish Co.................................... 804 E. 141st St., New York, N. Y. D. E. Spaulding. Feaslee-Gaulbert Paint 4 Varnish Co...413-17 W. Main St., Louisville, Ky. E. P. Kelly. Pecora Paint Co., Inc.,...............................3501 N. 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa. S. B. Bowen, Jr., President. Peerless Paint 4 Varnish Cotp........375-391 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry Minkoff, President. Perfection Paint 4 Color Co___ 715-19 E. Maryland St., Indianapolis, Ind. George Gable. Permanent Pigments.....................................1127 W. 6th St., Cincinnati, Ohio Henry W. Levison. Perry-Austen Mfg. Co. Parkinson Ave., Grasmere, Staten Island. N. Y. (Rosebank P. O.) Francis T. Perry. Perry 4 Derrick Co., The.............................. P. O. Box 631, Cincinnati, Ohio F. J. Derrick. President. Perry Paint 4 Glass Co................ Washington 4 Brush Sts., Tampa, Florida N. H. Geiger. Peterman. Inc., H.............................................. 207 Bridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y. H. Peterman. Petro Paint Mfg. Co............................ 4700 E. Marginal Way, Seattle, Wash. D. M. Cummings. Phelan Faust Paint Mfg. Co............932 Loughborough Ave., St. Louis, Mo. William J. Phelan, President. Pierce Company, F. 0.................................... 30 Tiffany Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dewey L. Pierce. Pierce 4 Stevens, Inc.............................................. 710 Ohio St., Buffalo, N. Y. Pioneer Manufacturing Co., The.......... 3053 East 87th St., Cleveland, Ohio O. C. Wehe. President. .. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co...................... P. O. Drawer 1575, Milwaukee, Wis. E. D. Griffin. Plastic Products Co.................................. 6475 Georgia Avenue, Detroit, Mich. A. D. Covert, President. Plaunt Paint Co.**...... ............................1109 Central Ave., Fort Dodge, Iowa John J. Plaunt. Pockels Drug, Glass 4 Paint Co..............2344 Gravois Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Sidney Pockels. Point Milling 4 Mfg. Co.*.................. 20th 4 Lynch Ave., East St. Louis, 111. H. F. Lodge. 84 NPCA/R1 018921 Power Oil Co., The*.................................. Caldwell Lane, Conshonocken. Pa. C. S. A. Henry. Pratt St Lambert, Inc................................ 73-79 Tonawanda St., Buffalo, N. Y. H. E. Webster, President. Premier Oil & Lead Works.................. 3950 Medford St., Los Angeles, Calif. E. C. Bishop. Preservative Paint Co.................................. 5410 Airport Way, Seattle, Wash. E. B. Mackenzie. Price Hill Paint & Glass Co.".......... 3631 Warsaw Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Chas. E. Yeager. Prince Manufacturing Co.'.....................................................Bowmanstown, Pa. H. E- Sander, President. Prince Paint Co., Jas. H........................................ 146 High St.. Boston, Mass. Pritchard Paint & Glass Co.**.................... 112 W. 5th St., Charlotte. N. C. T. H. Pritchard. Progress Paint Mfg. Co....................................826 W. Main St., Louisville, Ky. Clifford Lussky, President. Progressive Varnish Works.................... 3137 E. 26th St., Los Angeles, Calif. Porter M. Waldron. President. Publicker Commercial Alcohol Co.*. .260 South Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. John H. Griffin. ' Purdy Si Son. C. T................................ 352 Bayard St., So. Williamsport, Pa. C. H. Purdy. Pure Calcium Products Division, Diamond Alkali Company' P. 0. Box 407, Painesville, Ohio W. C. Bates. Pure Oil Company, The............................ 35 East Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. M. B. Chittick. Pushee & Sons. Inc., J. C.*.............................. 3 Randolph St., Boston. Mass. Geo. Horton Pushee Pyroxylin Products. Inc............................4851 S. St. Louis Ave., Chicago, 111. A. E. Lindas. Q Quandt Chemical Co............................ 374 Guerrero St., San Francisco, Calif. T. W. Quandt, Vice President. Quinn's Wallpaper Sc Paint Store**.. .55-59 Union St., North Adams, Mass. George L. Quinn. R R-B-H Lacquer Base Co.'.................. L 3 Factory Lane, Bound Brook, N. J. H. J. Hemingway, President. Raffi it Swanson, Inc.......................................... 1012 Broadway, Chelsea, Mass. Chas. L. Raffi. Raker Paint St Varnish Co..........................850 Providence Rd., Scranton, Pa. Milford Raker. Randolph Finishing Products Co............................................ Carlstadt, N. J. W. G. Randolph. Ranetite Mfg. Co.............................................. 1917 S. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. Jos. L. Schmitt. Rauh. Inc., Robert*.............. ............480 Frelinghuysen Ave., Newark, N. J. Raymond Bag Co., The*............................................................. Middletown, Ohio George Brown. Reardon Co., The...........................................2200 N. Second St., St. Louis, Mo. J. Vincent Reardon, President. Reardon Co. of California, The........ 526 S. Alameda St., Los Angeles, Calif. L. A. McLean. - Rechtin Paint Co.......................................... Exchange St,, Spartanburg, S. C. W. H. Rechtin. Reeve Paint Co., C. A.**.............................229 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. C. A. Martin. Reichard-Coulston Inc.*............................ 95 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. J. W. Bossert. Reifschneider Paint St Glass Co.....................918 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. John Reifschneider. 85 NPCA/RI 018922 Reilly Co., Hugh*'................ 1334 New York Ave.t N. W., Washington, D. C. J. J. Kehoe. Republic Paint 4 Varnish Works.. 14th St. 4 S. Kilbrun Ave., Chicago, 111. S. Kolmar. Resinous Products 4 Chemical Coro.* 222 W. Washington Sq, Philadelphia, Pa. Otto Haas. Reynolds Metals Co., Inc.* 19 Rector St., New York, N. Y. C. D. Kuck Riverside Paint 4 Varnish Co............... 87 Rumford Avenue, Waltham, Mass. C. W. Kurrelmeyer. Roach Paint Co.............................................417 X. Harwood St., Dallas, Texas Fred M. Roach. Robbins Varnish Co., A................................ 1535 N. 8th Street, St. Louis, Mo. Clarence Robbins. President. Robins St Co.. G. S.*...............................316 S. Commercial St., St. Louis, Mo. Marvin A. Schneller. Rockford Paint Mfg. Co....................... 201 North Madison St.. Rockford, III. R. J. Baudnuin Rockford Varnish Co.................................... 1620 Harrison Ave., Rockford, 111. R. L. Grants. Rodda Paint Company.......................1103 S. E. Grand Ave., Portland, Oreg. A. Rodda, President. Ronan Co., Inc., T. J.................................. 749 E. 135th St, New York, N. Y. Arthur T. Ronan, President. Rose Varnish Works .................. .8-05 43rd Ave., Long Island City, N. Y. James H. Rose Rowe Paint & Varnish Co., Inc. Hyde Park Blvd. at College Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. J. T. Rowe. Roxalin Flexible Lacquer Co., Inc........800 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. R. V. Kirk. Ruberoid Company, The............................ .500 5th Avenue, New York, N. Y. Herbert Abraham, President. S Saeger-Winstel Co.**.........................................1148 Main St, Cincinnati, Ohio A. F. WinsteL Sahlin Color Company.................................250 Atlantic Ave., Camden, N. J. N. A Sahlin. St Germain Bros., Inc.......................... 12 West First Street, Duluth, Minn. Raymond Blais. St Joseph Lead Co.*.......................................250 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. E. V. Peters, Vice President. St Louis Surfacer 4 Paint Co................1200 Arlington Ave., St Louis, Mo. H. C. Avis. St Paul White Lead 4 Oil Co............ Water 4 Starkey Sts., St. Paul, Minn. W. H. Sweney, President. " Salt Lake Glass 4 Paint Co.**----- 33 E. 1st South St, Salt Lake City, Utah Harry Shepherd, President. Sama Paint Products . . 363 East 169th St, New York, N. Y. Irving Machleder - Sampson Paint 4 Color Co, Inc............... 1415 E. Main St, Richmond, Va. F. J. Sampson, President. Sanders Brothers Co, Inc.**........................... P. O. Box 615, Richmond, Va. W. B. Elwang. Sapolin Co, Inc...........................................229 East 42nd St, New York City C. E. Raabe. Sargent Gerke Co, The...........................323 W. 15th St, Indianapolis, Ind. W. H. Gerke, President. Sargent Paint Co, Harry G..................35 North East St, Indianapolis, Ind. Harry G. Sargent, President. Savogran Company, The...................................28 India Wharf, Boston, Mass. C. K. Stodder. 86 NPCA/RI 018923 Schaefer Varnish Co............................15th and Magnolia Sts., Louisville. Ky. H. F. Schaefer, Vice President. Schorn Paint Mfg. Co...'..................... 1128 W. Spokane St.. Seattle, Wash. F. E. Schorn. President. Schrack St Co., C.............................................152 No. 4th St., Philadelphia. Pa. J. R. Stulb. .. Schroeder Paint & Glass Company**...........5914 Twelfth St., Detroit. Mich. H. J. Woodlock. President. Schulte Paint St Lacquer Mfg. Co........4525 Carter Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Frank T. Schulte. Schundler & Co.. Inc., F. E.*..45-15 Vernon Bivd., Long Island City, N. Y. John H. Shearman. Schweitzer Paint Mfg. Co............................ 8404 Powell Blvd., Portland, Oreg. H. P. Schweitzer. . Scriver & Quinn, Inc.............................. 200 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. P. J. Tomkins. Sears, Roebuck & Co............................................................................. Chicago, III. Att. Gen. W. H. Rose. Seibert Varnish Company....................... 6455 Strong Avenue, Detroit, Mich. . George M. Seibert, ' Seidlitz Paint & Varnish Co................18th it Garfield Sts., Kansas City, Mo. C. N. Seidlitz, President. Sewail Paint & Glass Co. of Texas.................. 1306 River St., Dallas, Texas C. 0. Johnson. Sewail Paint & Varnish Co.,...................1009 West 8th St., Kansas City, Mo. E. R. Kyger. Sexton Can Co., Inc.*............................................. 31 Cross St., Everett, Mass. G. A. Sexton, Vice President. Shannon Co., Edw. J..................P. O. Box 40, Norwood Sta., Cincinnati, Ohio E. J. Shannon. Shaw Co.. The George H............................ East Grove St., Middleboro, Mass. Lewis F. Harding. Sheboygan Paint Company...........................908 N. 12th St., Sheboygan, Wis. W. A. Kniians. Shepard Paint Corp., The.........................338 W. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio S. Omstein. Sillers Paint & Varnish Co........................ S31 E. 61st St., Los Angeles, Calif. Dean Morgan. Sinclair Refining Company........ 630 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y Elbert C. Isom Sioux Falls Paint & Glass Co.**___ 322 East Eighth St., Sioux Falls, S. D. O. F. Jewell Sipe & Co., James B.................... Box S7, South Hills Branch, Pittsburgh, Pa. C. R. Eggers. Vice President. Smith Alsop Paint & Var. Co.. .3rd St. it Big Four R. R., Terre Haute. Ind. G. W. Frederick, President. Smith-Corwin, Inc.................................... ..125 So. 20th St., Irvington, N. J. W. Sherman Corwin. Smith & Company, Edward... .47-38 Fifth Street, Long Lsland City, N. Y. Maitland Dwight, President. Smith Paint it Wall Paper Co.**...................523 W. State St., Rockford, HI. R, W. Stroker. Smith, Werner G-, Co.*.................................2191 W. 11th St., Cleveland Ohio Werner G. Smith. Socony Paint Products Company.....................26 Broadway, New York, N. Y. C. F. Beatty, President. Solar Corporation.............................944-1000 W. Bruce St., Milwaukee, Wis. C. L. Feldtkeller, Vice President. Solastic Products Co...................................5232 Shilshole Ave., Seattle, Wash. R. E. Van Horn, Vice President. Solfo Paint & Chemical Co................821 Pennington Avenue, Trenton, N. J. R. T. Bowman, President. Somay Products. Inc.....................................1302 N. W. 6th Ave.. Miami, Fla. S. M. Greene, President. 87 NPCA/RI 018924 Sonneborn Sons, Inc., L........................ 88 Lexington Ave., Mew York, N. Y. J. Schneider. _ .__ . , . ,, Southern Paint Products Co., The... .1135 Sylvan-Road S. W,, Atlanta, Ga. T. Clinton Huguley. Southern Paint & Varnish Co......................561 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. H. Wm. Polley. Southern Varnish Corp........................................ P.O.Box 1004, Roanoke, Va. N. W. Kelley, President. Southport Paint Co., Inc. Div. of Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.................................... Savannah, Ga. T. M. Walsh. ,, Southwark Mfg. Co.*...............................Foot of Winslow St., Camden, N. J. A. B. Carpenter. Speed-O-Lao Products Co................................ 2836 Wyeliff St., St. Paul, Minn. Milton Newman. Spraco, Inc.*................................................... 114 Central St, Somerville, Mass. Augustus S. True. Sproull Company, Inc., Geo.......................... 522 Common St., Shreveport La. Geo. Sproull, President. Spruance Co., The Gilbert........ .Richmond & Tioga Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Gilbert Soruance, President. Stamford Putty Mills...............................43 West Main St., Stamford, Conn. F. S. Massari. Standard Insulation Co................74 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. J. L. G. Lange. Standard Ultramarine Co.*.............................................. Huntington, W. Va. Wm. A. Ritchie. 2-o0<i ' ' '' Standard Varnish Works J. Heath Wood, President. Stanley Chemical Co................................................ ..............East Berlin, Conn. Ed. Christ. Vice President. Star Brush Mfg. Co.*.............. 48-08 30th Place, Long Island City, N. Y. B. K. Throckmorton. Steelcote Manufacturing Co............................ 3400 Gratiot St., St. Louis, Mo. Anthony E. Niedt. ' Steen Varnish Co., John A.................................. 327 W. 37th St., Chicago, 111. L. B. Logan. Stein-Brill Corp.*...........................................183 Varick St, New York, N. Y. W. M. Wolf. Stebragon Mfg. Co...;.................... 13th St. & Washington Ave., Pht iladelphia, Pa. flte&ANKMucJaaepE Stelwagon. President. Sterling Paint k Varnish Co....................184 Commercial SStt..,, Malden, Mass. ''Albert E. Cole, President Stewart Paint Mfg. Co..................1723 North Second St, Minneapolis, Minn. rim r p w. Stewart. ""Stffle-yRocunig Corporation................ .2300-32 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111. rk/H. B^Young, Viet President. - ---------nan A Son, M. G.**...................................416 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. iz. r Wnt H. Stoneman. -ea^Stneen Product* Co. of Fla., Inc. 'iw> - io o Stockton St (P. 0. Box 2029) Jacksonville, Fla. * -- , Charles A. Powers. **^Subor, Inc. .................. 348 River Road. North Arlington. N. J. ._ T. J. Eberhardt Superior Varnish k Offer Co., Clements Ave. k Crescent Blvd., Merchantvitle, N. J. w-- J. S. Stevens. Sutcliffe Co., Inc W. J............................ Currie Ave., East Rutherford, N. J. Walter J. Sutcliffe, President. Suydam Co., M. B................................ Island k Preble Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. R. S. Suydam, President. Swan-Finch Oil Corporation* 30 Rockefeller Plaza, R.C.A. Building West., New York, N. Y. A. R. Lange. 88 NPCA/RI 018925 Swank Hardware Co.**....................... Ernest Werner. Synthetic Iron Color Co.*....................... M. M. Zoph. T .................................Johnstown, Pa. P. 0. Box 1157, Richmond, Calif. Taintor Co."...................................Lexington Ave. St 1st St., Bayonne, N. J. 0. R. Strunck. Tarr & Wonson. Ltd.......................................... Horton St., Gloucester, Mass. A. S. Wonson. Thibaut St Walker Co., The.............. 3-48 46th Road, Long Island City, N. Y. R. 0. Walker. . Thompson St Co..................1085 Allegheny Ave., Oakmont, Allegheny Co., Pa. J. V. Thompson, President. Thompson Co., Inc., Anson R...................................403 River St., Troy, N. Y. A. J. Allan. Thompson, Weinman St Co., Inc.*....52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y, S. W. Thompson, Vice President. Thomson Wood Finishing Co.................... 829 N. 3rd St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1. Binswanger. President. Thorpe Paint Co., R. H.....................................423 S. 12th St., Omaha, Nebr. R. H. Thorpe. . Thresher Varnish Co., The.................. 1100 E. Monument Ave., Dayton, Ohio C. L. Sullivan. Jr., President. Tibbetts-Westerfield Pt. Co., Inc., 6901 S. Stanford Ave.. Los Angeles, Calif. C. E. Westerfield. _ Titanine, Inc............Morris & Elmwood Aves., Union, Union County, N. J. E. G. Davis, President. Titanium Pigment Corporation*.............. Ill Broadway, New York, N. Y. Ralph M. Roosevelt, President. Toch Bros., Inc...............................................386 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y. Toledo Industrial Paint Corp.............................. 33 Blucher St., Toledo, Ohio A. P. Gloeckler. President. Tomlinson Paint & Varnish Co............1114 N. Kilbourn Ave., Chicago, 111. E. W. Tomlinson, President. Tousey Varnish Co.......................................... 520 West 25th St., Chicago, 111. C. R. Heagstedt. Towns Paint Co., Inc................................ 215 E. Genessee St., Buffalo, N. Y. Geo. P. Towns. Trask Co., Arthur C.*.....................................4103 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111. Arthur C. Trask. Tredennick Paint Mfg. Co., The.......................464 Pratt St., Meriden, Conn. Edward Tredennick, President. Tremco Mfg. Co.. The.................................393 E. 131st St., Cleveland, Ohio Ronald Brown. Tripod Paints, Inc.............................................61 Pryor St. N. E,, Atlanta, Ga. A. P. Tripod, President. Trojan Lacquer Co............................ 653 S. Anderson St., Los Angeles, Calif. R. T. V. Lindanger. Tropical Paint & Oil Co............................ 1246 West 70th St., Cleveland, Ohio R. G. Hascall, President. True-Tagg Paint Co....................................................... Box 273, Memphis, Tenn. M. G. Heins, Treasurer. Truscon Laboratories.................................Caniff St G. T. R. R,, Detroit, Mich. Dr. R. A. Plumb. Gen. Mgr. Tungalite Co. of America. The..................................................... Wooster, Ohio Turco Paint St Varnish Co........................ 315 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. V. B. Fitch. Tuttle Paint St Glass Co............................1616 Bassett Ave., El Paso, Texas Edward F. Byrne. Twin City Varnish Company. .1901 East Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. W. C. Henke. u Ulmer St Co.......................................................257 N. 3rd St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. B. Ulmer. 89 Union Paint Co..................................1201 Shore Ave,, N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Emil WeiL United Carbon Company*.................................Box 1475, Charleston, W. Va. A. G. Treadgold. United Color A Pigment Co.*............................... McClellan St., Newark, N. J. John Allegaert. United Sash A Door Co.**.............. 251 S. Rock Island Ave., Wichita, Kans. Harry W, Constant, Viet President. U. S. Bronze Powder Works*.................. 220 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Thos. J. Mullen, President. U. S. Gutta Percha Co..................................12 Dudley St., Providence, R. I. Herbert W. Rice, President. U. S. Gypsum Company......................... 300 West Adams St., Chicago, 111. C. G. Henning. U. S. EaIsomine Co...................................... 50 Church St., New York. N. Y. H. W. Pearson, President. U. S. Lacquer A Chemical Co..................2115 Singleton St., St. Louis, Mo. D. V. Davis, President. U. S. Lacquer Corn...........................................Loretta Ave., Irvington, N. J. P. Golat, President. United States Refining Co..........................1295 W. 11th St., Cleveland, Ohio B. Adelson. United States Varnish Co., The........ 2616 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Fred Busse, President. Upco Co., The...........................................4805 Lexington Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Dr. F. Selden, General Manager. Utley Paint Company, Inc........................ 1126 Gravier St., New Orleans, La. Waldo B. Utley, President. V 11 <1. no Valentine A Co........................................New York, N. Y. T. J. Campbell, President. n Valspar Corp., The.................................. riNSSSBHBMMa, New York, N. Y. T. J. Campbell, President. Van Schaack Bros. Chemical Works* Chicago, Illinois Van Sickle Glass A Paint Co................................ 143 South 10, Lincoln, Nebr. Wilton Van Sickle. Vane Calvert Paint Co.................................. 1601 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. Chaa. A. Niemeyer. Varcraft Works, Inc......................................................................... Pottstown, Pa. F. W. Wertx, Viee President. Varcum Chemical Corn.*...........................Packard Rd., Niagara Falls, N. Y. G. E. Lewis, President. Varnish Products Co........................................ 35 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Theo. Shapiro. Varnish Products Co., The.................... 5208 Howard Ave., Cleveland, Ohio R. S. Brintnall. Vaughan Paint Co., The.................. 2915 Independence Rd,, Cleveland, Ohio Leonard Smith, President. _ Velsicoi Corporation*.............................3542 N. Kimball Ave., Chicago, 111. J. Hyman, Vies President. Volsonite Enterprises, Ltd................................P. O. Box 628, Pasadena, Calif. Vincent H. Olson Vortex Mfg. Co.......................................... 1978 West 77th St., Cleveland, Ohio J. E. String, General Manager. Vulcan Varnish Co........................................ 1112 W. Main St., Louisville, Ky. L. E. First. W Wadsworth Howland A Co., Inc Renshaw Smith, Jr. 90 139 Federal St., Boston, Mass NPCAffil 018927 Waggener Paint Company, 10th Ave. A Burlington St., North Kansas City, Mo A. W. Cook. Wagenman Paint Stores Co.. The S. C..4-120 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio S. C. Wagenman. Wailes Dove Her.aiston Corp..................17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y. Julio F. Sorzano Walker Co., H. V............Woodruff Lane A Division St., Elizabeth, N. J. W. C. Hopkins. Warren Co., Inc., The....................................... 905 Fair St. S. E,, Atlanta, Ga. * V. P. Warren. Warren Paint A Color Co.................. 700 Wedgewood Ave., Nashville, Tenn. J. M. Warren, Jr. Washburn Co., T. F............................................ 2244 Elston Ave., Chicago, 111. C. C. Smith. Waterall A Co., Inc., Wm................................ 323 Arch St., Philadelphia, Fa. Wm. L. Forsythe. Waterproof Paint A Varnish Co............446 Arsenal St., Watertown, Mass. Joseph P. Riemer. Watkins-Whitney Co. of Md., Inc., The" 1432 P St., N. W.. Washington, D. C. H. M. Watkins, Vice President. Watson Co., George E."....................................... 164 W. Lake St, Chicago, 111. H. E. Watson. Watson Hsllett Co."............................................. 85 Oliver St., Boston, Mass. Albert S. Fuller, President. Watson-Standard Co.................................. 225 Galveston Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. J. D. Watson. Webb A Sons, A. L....................................1424-26 Philpot St., Baltimore, Md. Charles A. Webb. Weber Company, F............................ 1220 Buttonwood St, Philadelphia, Pa. . E. G. Weber. Webster Cement Co., W. F....................224 Thorndike St, Cambridge, Mass. Frank L. Steven. Wesley Lacquer Company.....................................18 Mill St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Frank J. Wesley. West Coast Kalsomine Co. of La..................... P. O. Box B, Good Hope, La. W. W. Barnard. West Coast Kalsomine Co..............5th A Grayson Sts., Wert Berkeley, Calif. West Coast Paint Co................................ 431 Fifth St, San Francisco, Calif. West Paint A Varnish Co.................................... 1760 Parkway, Everett, Mass. J. S. Ward, Vice President. Western Dry Color Co.*.............................52nd A Wallace Sts., Chicago, 111. R. M. Reed. Western Wood Preserving Co. . . .7006 Stanford Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. F. R. Schwed Wetheritl A Bro., Inc.*........ .30 Street below Chestnut Philadelphia; Pa. A. P. Wetherill. WetheriU A Co., Inc. Geo. D............................ 113 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. S. R. Matlack, President. Wheeler Co., Asahei".................................12-14 Columbia St., Boston,-Mass. Wm. R. Ewing. White Company, The.............. -............... 3200 E. Biddle St, Baltimore, Md. E. A. Constant. Whitlam Mfg. Co., J. C.............................. W. Walnut St, Wadsworth, Ohio J. C. Whitlam, General Manager. Wilbur A Williams Mfg. Co., The...........Park Square Bldg., Boston, Mass. Donald E. Wilbur Wilcox Co.. M. I."................................................. 210 Water St, Toledo, Ohio T. P. Steele. Wilhelm Company, The A...'.............................3rd A Bern Sts., Reading, Pa. P. B. Fehl. Willey Company, C. A...................... 10-29 44th Rd., Long Island City, N. Y. C. H. Meilor, President. 91 Williams A Co., C. K.'...........................................640 N. 13th St., Easton, Pa. C. K. Williams. Williams A Co. of Calif.. C. K. .......... Shellmound Park, Emeryville, Calif. Verne Frazee. Wiison A Bennett Mfg. Co.'.................. 6332 So. Monard Ave., Chicago, IU. S. A. Bennett. Wilson-Imperial Co........................................ 113 Chestnut St., Newark. N. J. Joseph Kempf. Wilson Paint Co.. The...................... '----- 410 Reading Rd., Cincinnati. Ohio C. Edgar Wiison. W. R. Winslow Company** 922 New York Ave.. Washington, D. C. W. R. Winslow Wisconsin Paint Mfg. Co................3710 N. Richards St., Milwaukee, Wise. Erwin A. Hentzen. Wishnick-Tumpeer, Inc.*.......................... 295 Madison Ave., New York. N. Y. R. I. Wishnick, President. Witte A Sons, John H................................ 206 Jefferson St., Burlington. Iowa William A. Witte. Witte Paint Co..............................533-535 N. Spring Ave., Sioux Falls, S. D. F. W. White. Woburn Degreasing Co. of N. J." . . 1200 Harrison Ave., Harrison, N. J. Dr. E. Schuekle Wood Chemical Products Co.......................................................Jacksonville, Fla. Frank L. Fogarty. Woodhouse. Inc., Samuel F........Unity and Griscom Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Eugene F. Woodhouse. Woolsey Paint A Color Co., C. A................500 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J. Henry Weber. Wooster Brush Company*...................................Madison Ave., Wooster, Ohio C. P. Foss. Wooster Sealkote Co.........................................................................Wooster, Ohio Wurdack Lacquer Mfg. Co.............................. 6417 Dale Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Walter Wurdack. Wyandotte Paint Products Co............1430 Sycamore St., Wyandotte, Mich. C. W. Oliver. Y Yarnall Paint Co.................... Grays Ave. West of 54th St., Philadelphia. Pa. Yates A Smart Paint Co....................2255 Folsom St., San Francisco, Calif. James G. Yates. Yoder A Gordon. Inc..................623 W. 24th St., P. O. Box 815, Norfolk, Va. W. W. Yoder. Z Zenith Paint A Varnish Co..............130-23 121st St., So. Ozone Park, N. Y. George J. Drankwalter. Zimmerman Co., E. E................................ 526 Fulton Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. E. E. Zimmerman, President. Zinsser A Co., Inc.. William*.................... 516 W. 59th St.. New York, N. Y. William Zinsser. Zinsser A Company, Inc.* .......... Railroad Ave., Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. H. T. Staber. Zummach. Inc.. Wm. F...South First A East Mineral Sts., Milwaukee, Wis. Miles W. Leep, Vice President. 92 NPCA/R1018929 LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS ATLANTA PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President....................................................................... E. C. Mey er (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Vice-President.......................................................M. E. Mc Gr eg o r i Devoe & Raynoids Co. Inc.) Secretary-Treasurer...........................................J. R. Po r t er , .Jr . (Hercules Powder Co.) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) Rhodes Haverty Bldg. . . - H. A. Lilly American Can Co. (B) . . . P. 0. Box 1635 410 Marietta St.. N, W. G. L. McBrien Campbell Coal Co. <C) 240 Marietta St., N. W. C. L. Park Cooledge & Sons, F. J. (A) 1314 Murphy Ave., S. W. R. G. Martin Devoe & Raynoids Co. (A) 78 Broad St., N. W. M. E. McGregor Dixie Paint & Wallpaper Co. (C) .......................................... 73 Ivy St., N. E. . .. . A. L. Byer du Pont de Nemours & Co. Inc., E. I. (A)...................... 619 Peachtree St.. N. E. C. R. Brown Eagle Picher Lead Co. (B) 649 Courtney Drive. N. E. H. G. Matheny Glidden Co., The (A) . 19 Houston St., N. E. C. K. Gilbert Hercules Powder Co. (B) East Point. Ga. H. M. Thompson Lowe Bros. Co. (A) . 383 H Whitehall St., S. W. A. C. McMillan Lucas Co., John (A) 72 Broad St., N. W.. W. E. Booth Muralo Co. (A) 75 Ponce de Leon Ave.. N. E. E. M. Pepper National Lead Co. (B) 1670 Cornell Rd., N. E. A. K. Brown Peachtree Paint & Roofing Co. (C) .................................... 233 Peachtree St.. N. E. F. A. Dix Peaslee Gaulbert Corp. (C) 550 Glenn St.. S. W. F. P. Sledge Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ...... . 362 Fair St., S. W. M. T. Moncriei Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 172 Marietta St.. N. W. E. C. Meyer Sherwin-Williams Co. Inc. (A) 70 Broad St., N. W. R. R. Primm Smith Paint & Lacquer Co. (C) 387 Peachtree St., N. E. H. H. Smith Southern Paint Products Co. (A) .......................................... 1135 Sylvan Road. S. W. T. C. Huguley Tripod Paints Inc. .'A) 61 Pryor St.. N. E. A. P. Tripod Truscon Laboratories (A) . 128 Marietta St., N. W. I. G. Bullard United States Kalsomine Co. Co. Inc. (A) .' Grant Building . C. C. Graves Wadsworth-Howland Co. (A) 233 Peachtree St., N. E. P. R. Singletary Warren Co. Inc. (A) . 905 Fair St.. NT. E. V. P. Warren Williams Co., C. K. (B) . .377 Whitehall St., S. W.. R. T. Hopkins BALTIMORE PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President.........................................................................C. Bu r c h At h e y (C. M. Athey Paint Co.) Vice-President.........................................................................Wst. Mc Gil l (Wra. McGill Company) Secretary-Treasurer...................................................... Al f r e d S. Da y (Spencer Kellogg & Sons) Firm American Can Co. (B) Athey Paint Co., C. M. (A) Baeder-Adamson Co. (A) Address Representative Oak and 25th St. C. L. Lovell 500 South Hanover St. C. Burch Athey 4 Arthur Ave., Catonsville, Md.................................... H. L. Philbrick 93 NPCA/RI 018930 Firm Address Representative Baltimore Copper Paint Co. i A) ................................ Key Highway & Covington I Oliver Reeder A Sons. Inc., Sts. . . R. Stembridge Proprietor) Baltimore Paint A Color Works, Inc. (A) ................ 105 S. Calverton Rd. Herman H. Shuger Budeke, George M. (E) 418 S. Broadway . Geo. M. Budeke Cassell Co., W. B. (C) 1027 S. Howard St. W. R. McClayton Chemical A Pigments Co. (B) St. Hel_e__na -H. L. Rhodes Continental Can Co. (B).......... 3500 E. Biddle St W. C. Crawford Davis Co., H. B. (A)..................1600 Bayard St H. B. Davis Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)----- 359 Guilford Ave. . H. W. Bendelari Farboil Paint Co. (A)................ Key Highway and Montgomery.. . M. D. Swartz Gettemuller A Co.. H. J. (E). 600 Ensor St............ ___ H. H. Gettemuller Glidden Co., The (A)................ 13 No. Liberty St... R. W. Kilcoilins Graham A Co., William (C).. . .N. W. Comer, President '! and Fawn Sts............... F. A. Warner. Jr. Hanline Bros. (A)...................... 1300 So. Sharp St. Leon S. Hanline Hilo Varnish Corp. (A)............ 1205 Linden Ave. Henry Hoizman Hirshberg Paint Co., The (A) 106 W. Pratt St M. M. Goldsmith Independent Can Co. (C).......... Howard A Ostend Sts. . Edwin W. Parker Inter-Coastal Paint Corp. (A) Dundalk. Maryland O. L. Hartman Kellogg A Sons, Spencer (B) .707 American Building Alfred S. Day Lewis A Bros., Co., John T., (B) ...........................................Pratt and Light Sts. McGill, William <C)....................311 East Falls Ave. Neesemann A Co.. Fred (A) 618 S. Hanover St. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A).8 S. Paca St. Rennous-Kleinle Division Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. S. A. Saltsman Wit. McGill F. W. Neesemann . A. L. Franklin (A) ............................................ 3221 Frederick Ave. Sale, James E. (C)....................Howard A Read Sts. Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)........ Pratt and Green Sts. Webb A Sons, A. L. (A).......... 1307 W. Baltimore St. Webb A Sons Inc., A. L. (C) 206 National Marine Kent D. Currie James E. Sale Llovd E. Steener Charles A. Webb Bank Bldg.............. J. F. Whitescarver White Co., The (A).................... 3200 E. Biddle St. E. A. Constants BUFFALO PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President........................................................................ Jo h n Bu c k h o l t s (United Glazing Co.) Vice-President.......................................................... He n r y BntTCH (Devoe A Raynolds Co.) Secretary...............................................................S. V. Th o mps o n (Mann Bros. Co.) Treasurer..................................................................... H. H. St e e l e (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Firm Address Representative Acme White Lead and Color Works (A)................................ 1137 Main St........................... H. W. Hill Aluminum Co., of America (B) 1880 Elmwood Ave. . H. J. Hamond American Can Co. (B)..............746 Marine Trust Bldg........... G. B. Moneli Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B) ............ .......................... 1142 Marine Trust Bldg. . E. W. Stuhr Coppins Co.. F. T. (C) 667 Main St................................ F. G. Gansz Devoe A Raynolds Co., Inc. (A) .......................... 690 Main St. H. J.Birtch 94 NPCA/R1 018931 Firm Address Representative Dwelle-Kaiser Co. <C) . . Eagle-Picner Lead Co. (B) Eilicott Paint Co., Inc. (E) 251 Elm St. . 39 Mechanic St. 356-360 Elm St. C. A. Lownie George Hanson C. H. Nagel Factory-Consumer Paint Corp. (A) .................... 2181 Elmwood Ave. H. B. Fleming General Naval Stores t C) . 34 Wardman Rd., Kenmore, N. Y. J. O. Meyers Hercules Powder Co. (B)........ 104 Remington St. Imperial Paper & Color 535 Bulkley Bldg., Corp. (B)................................ Cleveland, Ohio D. C. Nicholson N. W. Putnam Kellogg & Sons Inc., Spencer (B) .......................................... 98 Delaware Ave. The Laclede Mfg. Co. (C) . . 500 Northland Ave. ........S. C. Murray G. L. Ginther Larkin Co., Inc. (A)................ 680 Seneca St. McDougall-Butler Co. (A) . 24 Evans St. National Lead Co. (B)............ 116 Oak St.. . John Ayrault Jr. H. Vernon Smith W. R. Melville National Manufacturing Corp. (A) .......................................... Tonawanda, New York . John E. Pyron New Jersey Zinc Co. (B) 160 Front St., New York, N. Y. H. Hedden Pierce & Stevens Inc. (A) 10 Ohio St. R. D. Stevens Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 110 Seneca St. H. H. Steele Pratt & Lambert Inc. (A) Rolls Chemical Co. (C) 73 Tonawanda St.. ..............R. C. Clark 483 Eilicott Sq. Bldg H. J. Rolls Rowe Paint & Varnish Co. (A) Niagara Falls. N. Y. Schuele & Co. (C). . . . 12 Summer St. J. Gordon Rowe W. R. Birch Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) 1702 Elmwood Ave. H. C. Brown Towns Paint Co., Inc. (A) 215 E. Genesee St United Color & Pigment Co. 4500 Euclid Ave., W. H. Towns (B) ........................................ Cleveland, Ohio H. F. Goodman United Glazing Co. 1C) 255 Genesee St Varcum Chemical Corp. i'B) Packard Rd., John C. Buckholtz Niagara Falls, N. Y................Geo. Lewis Williams & Co.. C. K. (B) 444 Storer Ave., AkTon, Ohio A. K. Thayer CHICAGO PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President............................................................................Mil t o n K. Pin e (The Muralo Co.) Vice-President..................................................... Ebw. L. En g l a n d (Edw. L. England) Secretary................................................................................ H. A. Sw a l e s . (Spencer Kellogg & Sons Sales Corp.) Treasurer........................ .........................................M. J. Eber h ak t (American Can Co.) Firm Address Representative Advance Solvents & Chemical Corp. <B) 425 So. Washington Ave. Wilmette, 111......................... C. A. Leehner Aluminum Co. of America (B) 520 No. Michigan Ave. . W. O. Gaims American Asphalt Paint Co. (A) ........................ 43 E. Ohio St.. Grover Hermann American Can Co. (B) .......... 104 So. Michigan Ave. . . . H. A. Pinney American Cyanamid & Chemical Corp. (B).............. 20 N. Wacker Drive.................E. F. Heizer American Distilling Co. (C) 1006 So. State St. . . . . C. F. Brehmer American Paint Journal Co. (C) .................... 20 E. Jackson Blvd. L. M. Brigham American Zinc Sales Co. (B) 77 W. Washington St. W. J. Reidy Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (B) .............. 3921 E. Ravenswood Ave. Jas. K. Stewart 95 Finn ' Address Representative Armstrong Paint ji Varnish Works i A) .................. 1330 3. Kilboume Ave. E. R. Armstrong Barber Co.. W. H. (A) 3650 So. Homan Ave. T. J. Callahan Barrett Varnish Co. (A) 1532 So. 50th Court, Cicero. 111. M. F. Barrett Berry Bros.. Inc. (A) 300 W. Austin Ave. R. J. Bennett Bisbee Linseed Co. (B) .Chicago Hgts- 111. Carl H. Schinke Boston Varnish Co. (A) 1524 S. Western Ave. A. G. Ballester Bradley 3cVroomanCo. IA) 2629 S. Dearborn St. M. E. Handke Bradshatv-Praeger & Co. (A)3248 W. 47th Place R. Y. Bradshaw Brooke, Fred L., (C)..................228 N. LaSalle St............... Fred L. Brooke Calco Chemical Co.. The (B) . .146 W. Kinzie St. Kenneth A. Coate Cary & Son, Inc., Geo. B. <C) .228 N. LaSalle St. . Robert Cary Clinton Co.,The (A) .............. 167 N. May St......................... D. L. Clinton Continental Can Co.. Inc. (B). .4622 W. North Ave................. Frank I. Gill Crezcent Bronze Powder Co. (C) ............................................. 116 W. Illinois St. J. L. Lazarus Deep Rock Oil Corp. (B)..........155 N. Clark St. W. J. Carthaus De Laval Separator Co., The (B) ............................................ 427 W. Randolph St. C. B. Schmidt DeMert & Dougherty, Inc. (C) 3001 W. 47th St. W. W. Dougherty DeVilbiss Co., The (B)..............1166 W. Cermak Rd. H. H. Lorton Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc. (A) .......................................... 825 W. Chicago Ave. E. T. Grey du Pont de Nemours & Co., E. 1. (A) ................................ 2100 Elston Ave. G. A. Biesecker Eagle-Picher Lead Co., (B) . 4401 S. Western Blvd. John R. MacGregor Elliott Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ................................ ............4525 Fifth Ave. . . . H. A. Rowland England, Edward L. (C) ...10 S. LaSalle St. Edward L. England Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co. (A) 331 S. Peoria St. Frank L. Sulzberger Falk & Co. < B). 332 S. Michigan Ave. David Lewis Furman Co.. Jas. H. (C) . 844 Rush St. J. H. Hille General Naval Stores Co., Inc. (C) ............ 180 N. Michigan Ave. Philip E. Calo Gerts, Lumbard & Co. (C) 2100 W. Grand Ave. E. J. J. Schmidt Glidden Co.. The (A)................1833 Seward St. Z. G. Peck Goldschmitt Co., Chas. !A> 23 W. Hubbard St. Chas. Goldschmitt Haines, E. H. (C) 107 W. 31st St. Mrs. E. H. Haines Harshaw Chemical Co. (B) 366 E. Illinois St. T. H. Petersen Haze, Inc., Harry (B) Suite 2105. 435 No. Michigan Ave. Harry S. Haze Hercules Powder Co. (B) . 332 S. Michigan Ave. G. F. Hogg Hilo Varnish Corp. (A) . 2420 Washburn Ave........... W. J. Cummings Hockaday Inc. (A)...................... 166 W. Jackson Blvd. O. R. Conrad Holland & Son, Inc., Harry (C) 400 W. Madison St.. Robt. L. Holland Hooker Glass & Paint Mfg. Co. (A)...................................... 651 W. Washington Blvd. R. V. Thomas Hough Co.. Wm. J. (C)............2545 W. Congress St. . W. J. Hough Illinois Paint Works (A3 .1034 S. Kostner Ave. J. A. Hanley Imperial Paper & Color Corp. Pigment Color Division (B) 3801 S. Ashland Ave. . Oscar Bishop International Smelting & Refining Co. Anaconda Zinc Oxide Dept. (B)............East Chicago. Ind. . F. O. Case Jensen. Fred. A. (C) ............510 N. Dearborn St. . Fred A. Jensen Jewel Paint & Varnish Co. (A) .345 N. Western Ave. Andrew Hussar Kellogg & Sons Sales Corp., Spencer (B)..............................105 W. Adams St. , . H. A. Swales Krebs Pigment & Color Corp. (B) .................................. 2101 Canaiport Ave. H. E. Schreiber 96 NPCA/RI 018933 Firm Address Representative Lavanburg Co., Fred L. (B). Leveille. E. A. (C) Lewis, Edward J. (C) . . Lucas & Co.. Inc., John (A) Martin-Senour Co., The (A) Martin Varnish Co., The (A) Mepham & Co., Geo. S. (B) Moore & Co., Benjamin (A) Muralo Co. Inc.. The (A) Murphy Varnish Co. (A). National Can Co., Inc. (B) 1605 Monadnock Block............Jacob Bloch 608 S. Dearborn St. Edward A. Leveille 9 So. Clinton St. . Edward J. Lewis 1362 W. 37th St. J. B. Morrison 2520 Quarry St..........................W. M. Stuart 900 W. 49th Place..............Wells Martin 1500 So. Western Ave............C. W. Willis 415 N. Green St.................... H. A. Meium .320 N. LaSalle St.................. Milton K. Pine 6540 S. Laramie Ave. ..............H. H. Pratt 135 So. LaSalle St............. T. J. Beirae National Chemical & Mfg. Co. (A) ........................................ 3617 S. Wall St......................... B. F. Roman National Lead Co. (B)... . 900 W. 18th St..................... John L. Beque New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) 221 N. LaSalle St.................John Matthias Olsen & Tilgner Mfg. Co. (C) 2278 Elston Ave........................Chas. Tilgner Faint, Oil and Chemical Review (C) .......................... . 537 S. Dearborn St....................R. F. Adams Peoples Gas By-Products Corp. (C)................................ .122 S. Michigan Ave.............H. H. Schnoor Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 451 St. Clair St....................L. B. Huguenor Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (A). 320 W. 26th St.....................J. G. Schroeder Procter & Johnson (C)...... . 520 N. Michigan Ave........Chas. H. Johnson Publicker Alcohol & Chemical Sales Corp. (B).................... .323 W. Polk St..............................J. D. Small Reardon Co., The (A).............. .1444 W. 37th St.....................R. E. Reardon Remien & Kuhnert Co. (C) 63 W. Grand Ave.............. Cha3. E. Remien Rosenbloom Barrel & Drum Co. (C) ................................... .3233 W, Grand Ave..........R. S. Rosenbloom Scientific Oil Compounding Co., Inc. (C)............................ .1637 S. Kilboum Ave....... Otto Eisenschiml Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (C) .......................................... .910 S. Michigan Ave................J. A. Danner Standard Varnish Works (A). .2600 Federal St.............................E. E. Day Steen Varnish Co., John A. (A) .......................................... .327 W. 37th St...........................L. B. Logan Stewart Co., S. E. (C)............ .122 S. Michigan Ave..............S. H. Stewart Stille-Young Corp., The (A) . .2300 No. Ashland Ave...............E. T. Stille Tamms Silica Co. (A).............. .228 No. LaSalle St................. T. J. Peterson Titanium Pigment Corp. (B). .160 E. Illinois St., Winnetka, 111......................K. W. Erickson Tousey Varnish Co. (A) .... .520 W. 25th St................... O. R. Heagestedt United Carbon Co., Inc. (B).. .844 Rush St..........................C. M. Baldwin United Color & Pigment Co. <B) .......................................... 219 E. No. Water St........ Paul J. Cuenot United States Color Card Co. 7(C) .......................................... 1445 W. Jackson Btvd........ W. W. Sime United States Gypsum Co. (A) 300 W. Adams St................J. B. McCorkle Vanderbilt Co. Inc., R. T. (C) 317 Grandview Ave., Glen Eliyn, IB........................7. C. Wright Washburn Co., T. F. (A)........ 2244 N. Elston Ave............Claude C. Smith Western Dry Color Co. (B). . . 52nd & Wallace Sts.....................R. M. Reed Wilson & Bennett Mfg. Co. (B) 6532 S. Menard Ave....................J. P. Moran Wishnick-Tumpeer, Inc. (B). . 365 E. Illinois St................Jos. T. Turnpeer 97 NPCA/RI 018934 CINCINNATI PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCLVTION President......................................................................E. A. Fo y . Jr . (The Foy Paint Co. Vice-President............................................................. E. J. BRADLEY Secretary...........................................................Mil t o n H. Nel s o n (Eagle-Picher Lead Co.) ' Treasurer............................................................. Har r y In d er h ees (.nderhees. Trarbach Paint A Glass Co.) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) 903 Dixie Terminal Bldg. . . M. C. Davis American Can Co. (B) ........ 306 Second National Bank Bldg...........................................J. A. Owens American Cyanamid A Chemical Corp. (B). . . . St. Bernard, Ohio...................W. B. Lambert Associated Paint Stores, Inc. (C). ................................ 33 Main St................................. F. B. Thomas Ault A Wiborg Corp. (A) Dana Are., Box 17, Evanston W. F. Saas Becker Varnish Co., The R. A. (A) ................Langdon Farm Rd. and Penn. R. R. . . Bisbee Linseed Co. (B) 49 Central Ave. Black Diamond Paint A Varnish Works (A) 1219 Bank St.. Lawrence Becker C. M. Durbin Harry I. Kleckner Boehmer Paint Co., A. L. (A) 114 Pike St., Covington, Ky. Louis G. Boehmer Cincinnati Varnish Co. (A) Mentor Houston Aves., Norwood E. A. Foy, Jr. Continental Can Co. (B)............2310 Highland Ave.. N orwood. Reuben L. Perm Crawford Chemicals, Wilmer H (C) .........................010 Dixie Terminal '.............. Bldg.................. Day Co.. The J. H. (C).......... 1144 Harrison Ave. Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B). P. O. Box 860, Tempie Bar Bldg. Wilmer H. Crawford C. J. Forester Joseph Hummel, Jr. Federal Color Laboratories, _ Inc. (C)......................................4633 Forest Ave., Norwood . Theodore C. Kiesel Foy Paint Co.. The (A) Mentor & Houston Aves., Norwood G. W. Schneider. Jr. Fromeyer A Co.. (C).................. 606 Reading Rd.. . . . L. G. Meyer General Naval Stores Co. (C) 4125 Hamilton Ave. Ginn A Ginn (C)...................... .942 W. Fifth St.. . O. E. Busener C. E. Ginn Glenny Glass Co., The Wm. (C) 10 W. Commerce St. G. S. Stewart Hardig, Charles J. (A).............. 1111 Harrison Ave. Chas. J. Hardig Harmeyer A Co., Henry (C).. 617 Monmouth St., Newport, Ky.. F. J. Harmeyer Imperial Paper A Color Corp. . , ,' lB) .......................................... 1302 American Bldg...........Malcolm J. Long Inderhees, Trabach Paint A ,, ,, Glass Co. (A) ........................ 1941 Central Ave. Harry Inderhees Kellogg A Sons Inc., Spencer (gv .................. 925 Summer St. Kolbe Paint Co. (A)..................231 W. Fifth St.. . R. Leslie T. J. McConnell Lowe Bros. Co., __ _ ,, _ Cincinnati Paint Store (A). o7 E. Court St... Moser Co., The Chas. (A) . 215 E. 9th St. National Lead Co. (B) ............6o9 Freeman Ave. New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) Guardian Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio Perry A Derrick Co., The (A) 908 Central Ave. W. A. Sevitts Frank Schrader W. A. Dail P. P. Tillinghast F. J. Derrick 98 NPCA/RI 018935 Firm Address Representative Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. fA) Court 4 Broadway Cliff L. Simendinger Price Hill Paint & Glass Co. (E) ...................... ...3631 Warsaw Ave, Chas. C. Yeager Reichard-Coulston, Inc. (B) 608 First National Bank Bldg. ... Fred C. Sanders Roettker Co.. The B. H. fC> 1401 Union Central Bldg.. B. H. Roettker Saeger-Winstel Co. (E) 1148 Main St................. A. F. Winstel Shannon Co.. TheEdw. J. (A) P. 0. Box 40, Norwood Sta. E. J. Shannon Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) P. 0. Box 858, Tavlor Lowenstein & Co., The 6th & Main Sts................... R. A. MacCaa iC) ........................ 605 Gerke Bldg. . M. J. Daly United Color & Pigment Co. (B) .. . .......................... 608 First National Bank Williams & Co.. C. K. (B) Bldg. ...................... J. John Richmond 1501 Euclid Ave., W'ilson Paint Co.. The (A) Cleveland. Ohio ........ Allyn K. Thayer 552 Main St. . . C. Edgar Wilson Zimmerman. C. L. (C) N. 204 Union Terminal Bldg................................C. L. Zimmerman CLEVELAND PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President and Treasurer........................................ J. A. Ge h r in g (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Vice-President....................................................... R. L. Hu t c beo n (Passonno- Hutcheon Co.) Secretary................................................................... N. W. Pu t n a m (Imperial Paper & Color Corp.) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America <B) 2210 Harvard Ave. P. B. Hamilton American Can Co. (B) . . .1677 E. 40th St................ F. I. Truxall American Cyanamid Co. (B) Standard Bank Bldg.. R. B. Appleby American Oil & Paint Co. (A) 9915 Harvard Ave. .. C. D. Rogers Ansbacher-Siogle Corp. (B) Bulkley Bldg. . . R. H. Coerdt Bakelite Corp. (B) . . 7016 Euclid Ave.. . . . Howard Smith BarTett Co. (C) ........................ P. O. Box 360 . J. A. Kenny Beck, Roller & Co., Inc. (B) 642 Terminal Tower W. J. Deeks Billings-Chapin Co. (A)............1163 E. 40th St. ................. R. H. Dickson Binney & Smith Co. (B)..........424 Ohio Bldg., Akron, Ohio F. A. Bonstedt Cleveland Paint & Color Co. (A) :..............................1200 Bolivar Rd.. W. A, Alpers Continental Products Co. (A) E. 222nd 4 N. P. R. R., Euclid. Ohio . A. H. Mattmueller Davies Can Co. (B) .................. 872 E. 72nd St............ .. W. T. Davies ' Davis Paint Co. (A) . . 3509 King Ave. . . J. D. Tracey Densol Paint Co. (A) . P. O. Box 34. South Park, Ohio . H. C. Marble Devine Paint & Varnish Co. (A)............................................ 8810 Bessemer Ave............. Geo, Pearce Draper Mfg. Co. (C)................8806 Crane Ave. . C. T. Draper Drouillard Co. J. C. (C) ..........674 Rockefeller Bldg. J. C. Drouillard du Pont de Nemours & Co., E. I. (A) ...................... 629 Euclid Ave................... R. K. Stoil Eagle Paint & Varnish Co........ (A) .......................................... 10211 Harvard Ave. Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B) Broadway 4 E. 9th St. Otto Greene H. B. Taylor Empire Varnish Co. (A) 2638 E. 76th St. R. L. Hawkins Evans Lead Corp. (B)...............2020 Keith Bldg.......................... .U. V. Webber Excelsior Varnish Works Inc. (A) .................................. 1228 W. 74th St. Geo. Vick 99 Firm Address Representative Ferbert-Schomdorfer Co. (A) 12815 Elmwood Ave. Forbes Varnish Co. (A) 3800 W. 143rd St. David Andrew C. H. Reed Fuller Associates, Ralph L. (C) 616 St. Clair Ave. Carl W. Fuller Gibson-Homans Co. (A).. .2366 Woodhill Road H. O. Gibson Glidden Co. (A).......................... Madison Ave. & Berea Rd.................... .Dwight P. Joyce Hale & Holmes Co. (A) . 2090 E. 19th St. E. T- Holme; Harris Co., J. E. (A).............. Wooster, Ohio G. T. Harris Harshaw Chemical Co. (B) 1945 E. 97th St. L. F. Ahlman Hinz Co., J. H. (C).................... Rockefeller Bldg. J. H. Hinz Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (B) ............................................535 Bulkley Bldg. N. W. Putnam International Smelting & Refining Co. (B)...................... Akron, Ohio............... L. G. Duncan S. C. Johnson Wax Co. (A)...1220 W. 9th St.. W. P. Carrington Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Spencer (B) ............................................ 3039 Berea Rd........ Chas. Lacey Kentucky Color & Chemical Co. (B) .................................... 424 Hanna Bldg.. R. Katz, Jr. Krebs Pigment & Color Corp. (B) ............................................ 1238 Guardian Bldg. H. Kingsborough Lavanburg Co.. Fred L. (B) 1900 Euclid Ave. J. C. Hathom. Jr. Leslie Co.. W. B. (C).. 1213 W. Third St. W. B. Leslie Lino Paint Co. (A). 16908 Waterloo Rd. A. H. Climo Moore & Co., Benj. (A) 4400 E. 71st St. L. A. Biddle National Lead Co. (B)...............1213 W. Thinl St......... .... C. E. Forestner New Jersey Zinc Co. (B).......... 1531 Guardian Bldg... ... P. P. Tiliinghast Ohio Mineral Spirits Co. (C).. 3520 W. 140th St....... .. Robt. A. Weppner Passonno-Hutcheon Co. (A)... 9808 Meech Ave.......... ........ R,, L. Hutcneon Patterson Sargent Co. (A)___ 1325 E. 38th St........... ....J. K. Patterson Pioneer Mfg. Co. (A)...............3053 E. 87th St............ ...............O. C. Wehe Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ...........................................3849 Hamilton Ave.... .......... J. A. Gehring Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)___ 101 Prospect Ave., N. W...Ray T. Crowell Sinead 4 Small Co. (C)............ 1630 Hanna Bldg......... ............... C. L. Small Werner G. Smith Co. (B>........ 2191 W. 110th St......... ............ W. G. Smith Stewart Bros. Paint Co. (A)..Alliance. Ohio.............. .......... J. S. Stewart Titanium Pigment Corp. (B).. 3625 Winehell Road.. ........ F. R. Hodgson Tremeo Mfg. Co. (A)................ 393 E. 131st St............. ........ W. C. Treuhaft Tropical Paint 4 Oil Co. (A). .1200 W. 70th St.......... ............... H. C. Gregg United Color & Pigment Co. (B) ...........................................4500 Euclid Ave........... . Howard Goodman Upco Co. (A)...............................4805 Lexington Ave.. , .... Dr. F. Selden Valentine Co. (A)...................... 2026 E. 107th St......... ............ Mike Lurie Vortex Mfg. Co. (A).................1978 W. 77th St........... .......... J. E. String Wagenman Paint Stores Co., S. C. (A).................................4420 Superior Ave... . S. C. Wagenman Watt Co., A. G. (C).................. Euclid 4 E. 71st St., Keith Bldg................ .......... A. G. Wat: Wishnick-Tumpeer Co., Inc. (B) .......................................... 616 St. Clair Ave......... . C. A. Hemingway Wooster Brush Co. (B)............ Wooster, Ohio............... ..Clifford P. Foss COLORADO PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION DENVER President................................................................. Leo T. Ha n ig a n (Benjamin Moore & Co.) Vice-President............................................................... A. G. Har d y (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary.............................................................Ar n o l d B. Ol s e n (Kohler-McLister Paint Co.) Treasurer..................................................................... H. M. Bar t o n (Mountain & Plain Paint Co.) 100 NPCA/RI 018937 I i Firm Address Representative American Can Company (B)..2425 Blake St...................... W. A. Landgraf Brooks, Henry F. (C)................ University Bldg......................... H. F. Brooks Cassidy-Hieks Wall Paper Co. (C) ........................................... 1721 Lawrence St............... Charles Cassidy Colorado Paint Co. (A).......... 3551 Blake St......................... Don M. Lemon Continental Can Co. (B).......... 241 S. Cherokee St.................... C. V. Beales Denver Fire Clay Co. (C)........ 1746 Champa St................... J. Claire Evans Devoe Raynolds Co. (A).... 1640 Arapahoe St..............Walter M. Rainer Florman Mfg. Co. (A)............ .677-fir-Cilpin St...................... A. Will Mayer General Paint Corp. (A)...........1650 Arapahoe St................... R. E. Stanford Herr, Louis H. (C).....................937 Garfield............................. Louis H. Herr Judy, Wm. C. (C)....................... 1708 16th St.................................Wm. C. Judy Kohler-McLister Faint Co. (A). 1275 Osage Ave.................... Frank McLister McMurtry Mfg. Co. (A)...........1533 Arapahoe St...............W. R. McFarland Moore A Co., Benjamin (A)...P. 0. Box 1888, 2500 Walnut St............Frank A, Traylor Mountain A Plain Paint Co. (A) 1624 Arapahoe St..................... H. M. Barton Murphy Varnish Co. (A).........1400 Wadsworth St., Edgewater, Colo..................W, E. Weldon National Lead Co. (B).............Gas and Electric Bldg............. W. B. Sale Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A).2519 Walnut St..........................A. G. Hardy Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)___ 1632 Arapahoe St..........................R. J. Foley Thompson-Hayward Chemical . Co- (C)..................................... 2232 Blake St............. Kenneth K. Dunham West Coast Kalsomine Co. (A). 1067 Gas and Elec. Bldg..Clifford Woodland COLUMBUS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President..................................................................... J. J. An g u m (The B. St A. Paint Co.) Vice-President............................................................ F. M. BASTON (American Zinc Sales Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.................................................F. M. Bar t o n (American Zinc Sales Co.) Firm Address Representative American Zinc Sales Co. (B) . .P. O. Box 327.............. ............ F. M. Barton Dean A Barry Co. (A). 296 No. Water St........ ............ R. S. McKay Du Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., E. I. (A)................................... 191 South High St.......... H. E. MacCleary Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)___ 256 Piedmont Rd......................Louis Fomey Frey-Yenkin Paint Co. fA)... 251 No. Sandusky St....................A. Yenkin Hanna Paint Mfg. Co. (A)----- 95 W. Long St.............................J. Robinson Johnston Paint Co., R. F. (A). 78 E. Gay St............................Lee Staberman Lowe Bros. Co. (A)................... 124 E. Long St.................. H. L. Dougherty Marietta Paint A Color Co.(A) 60 Chestnut St........................L. D. Mathews National Lead Co. (B)............... 182 So. Westgate Ave................Chas. Nebel Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 324 E. Second Ave..................Emil Rueckel Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 60 E. Gay St...............................H. V. Dodge DETROIT PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President........................................................................... J. B. Bo n d (Berry Bros., Inc.) Vice-President........................................................... Wm. T. Ut l e y (Ditxler Color Co.) Secretary..................................................................... W. H. Has s e (Imperial Paper A Color Co.) Treasurer...................................................................E. W. Far mer (Dibble Color Co.) . Firm Address Representative Aluminum Company of America (B).............................3311 Dunn St.........................S. H. Knowlton 101 U' 'll NPCA/R1018938 Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B1..............'5260 Russell St...........................R. M. Sebring Baker & Coilinson f C)..............6545 Georgia Ave................. Vemer Collinson Beck. Roller & Co. (B).............. 601 Woodward Heights. Blvd.. . Ferndale Sta.......................... H. Riechhold Berry Bros., Inc. (A)................ 211 Leib St........................................J. B. Bond Continental Can Co. f B ).......... 1900 E. Jefferson Ave................ A. H. Green Cook Paint Si Varnish Co. (A).3301 Bourke St........................ L. H. Garrett Detroit Assn, of Credit Men (C) 9th Floor, Detroit Bank Bldg. .L. E. Phelan DeVilbiss Co. (B)....................... 2865 E. Grand Blvd..................H. M. Hansen Dibble Color Co. (A)................. 1497 E. Grand Blvd.................. E. W. Fanner Ditaler Color Co. (A)................ 8000 W. Chicago Blvd................E. R. Hoag Donahue Varnish Works, F. J. (A) ........................................... Knoedell and D. T. R. R....Martin Peters Eagle-Picher Sales Co.. The (B) 1627 W. Fort St...........................F. R. Zeiss Ecclestone Chemical Co.. E. C. (C) ........................................... 2675 Guoin St.......................E. C. Ecclestone Frazer Paint Co. (A).............. 2475 Hubbard Ave..................... W. E. Hanes Gagnier Paint Co. (E>.............. 166 E. Congress St..................N. H. Doughty Hercules Powder Co. (B)........ 804 New Center Bldg..................... P. S. Robb Hess Co., Chas. W. (C)............ 1900 E. Jefferson Ave............. Chas. W. Hess Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (B) ............................................2842 W. Grand Blvd..................W. H. Hasse Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Spencer (B) ............................................ 1025 Dime Bank Bldg.................J. A. Miller Matteson. M. R. (C).................. 403 W. Baltimore Ave............ M. R. Matteson Moser & Son, Inc., George E. (C) ............................................2363 Penobscot Bldg.................. Geo. E. Moser National Lead Co. (B)............... 1607 Howard St...........................W, F. Search Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 6045 Hamilton St....................... R. S. Wessles Plastic Products Co. (A)...........6475 Georgia Ave........................R. S. Collins Schroeder Paint & Glass Co. (E) ........................................... 12th and Antoinette Sts..........H. J. Woodlock Seibert Varnish Co. (A)........... 6455 Strong Ave........................... G. M. Seibert Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (C) 1011 Fourth St............................. J. M. Miller Stark Co.. J. W. (C).................. 804 New Center Bldg....................... E. Stark Terminal Sales Corp. (C)..... 1627 W. Fort St...................... E. W. Jamieson Truscon Laboratories (A)... .Caniff & G. T. R. R............Dr. R. A. Plumb Western Rosin & Turpentine Co. (C)......................................6512 E. Palmer Ave...................S. S. Thomas White Star Refining Co. (C)..903 W. Grand Blvd.................... K. H. White GOLDEN GATE PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................................ R. P. PraNTYS (National Lead Co.) Vice-President.......................................................W. J. So h u n g e r (E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co.) Secretary-Treasurer..................................................... H. L. MINER (The California Ink Co., Inc.) Executive Secretary...........................................Fr a n k L. Ha t c h (Hearst Bldg.) SAN FRANCISCO Firm Address Representative Abbot-Walls Agencies (O....210 California St................ S. L. Abbot, Jr. Aluminum Co. of America (B) Rialto Bldg.................................... H. W. Flye American Can Co. (B) ............ Ill Sutter St.................................. A. C. Webb American Distilling Co.. The (C) ........................................... 369 Pine St......................... E. F. Greenwood American Marine Paint Co. (A) ........................................... 311 California St..........................John Parker American Sponge & Chamois . Co., Inc. (C).............................809 Montgomery St.............. Samuel C. Ness 102 NPCA/RI 018939 Firm Address Representative Ansbacher-Siegle Corp. (B)..,417 Market St................................ L. B. Levy Associated Oil Co. (C)............ 79 New Montgomery St............ J. M. Evans Barrett Co., The (C>..............116 New Montgomery St...Western Logan Beck, Roller Co.. Inc. (B1---.350 Townsend St................ E. N. Fitzgerald Bmks Mfg. Co. (B).................. 923 Harrison St......................... E. E. Meyer Bowles Printing Corp. (B)....75 Third St............................ Sam 0. Bowles Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co. (C) 584 Mission St........................ A. M. Oppedal Browning Co., Edgar S., (C5..1515 Third St................ Edgar S. Browning Butcher Co., L. H. (C).............. loth and Vermont Sts......... S. L. Schwartz California Ink Co., Inc., The (A) ...........................................545 Sansome St.......................... H. L. Miner Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corp. (C)................................ 114 Sansome St.................Matthew H. Scott Chemical & Pigments Co., Inc., The (B).....................................766 50th Ave., Oakland, Calif.................... E. R. Williams Commercial Solvents Corp. (C) 110 Sutter St...................... E. W. Bacigalupi Continental Can Co.. Inc. (B>. 155 Montgomery St........Thompson Merrick Danenbaum Paint Co. (A)....285 Vallejo St........Mrs. Coma Dannenbaum De Vilbiss Co., The (B)............ 831 Howard St............................ C. E. Fosier Dill, Marshall (C)...................... 510 Montgomery St................... Marshall Dill Duncan Co., C. L. (C)..............1001 17th St................................ C. L. Duncan Dunne Co.. Frank W. (A)----- 41st and Linden Sts................. J. G. Reynolds Du Pont de Nemours & Co., E. I.(A)........................................... 601 Third St.........................W. J. Sohlinger Fibreboard Products Co., Inc. (C) ...........................................710 Russ Bldg............................. M. R. Baruh Fuller & Co., W. P. (A).......... oOl Mission St..................... W. P. Fuller, Jr. General Paint Corp. (A)..........2027 Army St..............................O. S. Orrick Glidden Co. of California, The (A) ...........................................1300 Seventh St..........................T. H. Zappert Goldberg Paint Co.. Garrett M., (A) ...........................................1019 Mission St..................... G. M. Goldberg Hercules Powder Co. (B)........ Standard Oil Bldg., 225 Bush St., H. F. Kolb Hydro-Carbon Companies (A) 1067 Monadnock Bldg.. 681 Market St...................... F E. Hawkes Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (B), Pigment Color Division. 85 Second St...........................F. A. Anderson Jones lit Co., Howard F. (C).. 170 Division St..................Howard F. Jones Lacquer Chemicals, Inc. (Cl... 624 California St.... Richard X. Nason. Jr. Martin, Hoyt & Milne <C).... Merchants Exchange Bldg......... W. J. Hoyt Mathews Paint Co. (A).......... 1155 Mission St...................... C. W. Rensink Monsanto Chemical Co. (B1... 373 Brannan St................ Chas. L. Fetzner Muralo Co., Inc., The (A)........ 447 Hampshire St.............. Arthur A. Baker Murphy Varnish Co. (A)........ 1073 Howard St...................... W. M. Powers Nason & Co., R. N. (A).......... 151 Potrero Ave.......................... W. W. Holt National Lead Co. (B)............ 2240-24th St.............................. R. p. Prentys New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) 1205 Merchants Exch. Bldg........R. S. Beall Pacific Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 544 Market St.................... L. M. DuCommun Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp. (B) 62 Townsend St............................ B. T. Rocca Paraffine Cos., Inc., (A1.......... 475 Brannan St.......................... L. K. Bishop Peabody & Co.. Henry W. (C). 230 California St................ G. A. Gumbrecht Pitts & Loughiin (C)................. 311 California St................W. C. Loughiin Pittsburgh Place Glass Co. (A) 1125 Castro St., Oakland, Calif., H. E. Post Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Rennous-Kleinle Div. (A)... 420 Market St.......................... R, R, Roberts Reardon Co. of California, The (A) ...........................................1848 Campbell St., Oakland, Calif.......... .......... J. G. Hoehn Schmidt Lithograph Co. (C)...461 Second St................ Herbert J. Cardoza Schumann. A1 <C).................... 24 California St........... ........ Al. Schumann Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... Emeryville, Calif........ ... .L. W. Woicott 103 Firm Address Representative Snow Brokerage Co.. The (C)..311 California St................... Wesley Wilson Socony Paint products Co. (A) 417 Montgomery St........A. M. Christianer Standard Oil Co. of Calif. <0.225 Bush St.............................J. D. Tahaney Synthetic Iron Color Co. (B)..P. 0. Box 1157, Richmond. Calif.................... X. M. Zoph U. S. Bronze & Powder Works (B> ............................................ 494 32nd Ave.........................Chas. Hildebrand Western Can Co. (C)................ 17th & Rhode Island Sts...........H. A. Vincent West Coast Kalsomine Co. (A) 5th & Grayson Sts., Berkeley, Calif............ West Coast Paint Co. (A)....501 Sixth St............................ Earl J. Beedle Williams Co., C. K. (B).......... Emeryville, Calif............... ........Verne Frazee Wisher. Otto F. (C).................. 140 Spear St............................Otto F. Wisher Wood Company, Paul W. (C)..447 Hampshire St.................. Paul W. Wood Yates & Smart Paint Co. (A).2255 Folsom St.......................Jas. G. Yates INDIANAPOLIS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President....................................................................... W. H. Ge r k e (Sargent-Gerke Co.) Vice-President......................................................... Emme t t Ke l l y (Advance Paint Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.....................................................H. E. Ho w e (American Can Co.) Firm Address Representative Advance Paint Co. (A)............. 545 W. Abbott St...........................J. J. Minta Aluminum Co. of America (B) .611 Merchants Bank Bldg., G. L. Brinkworth American Can Co. (B).............1610 Merchant Bank Bldg.........H. E. Howe Burdsal Co. A. The (A)..........206 So. Capitol Ave..................Jfesse Mitchell Carter Paint Co. (A).............. Liberty, Ind................................. C. D. Porter Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B).... 328 W. Church St., Oxford, Ohio...........................D. A. Sexton Hoffman, August (C)................ 1007 Majestic Bldg............ August Hoffman Indiana Naval Stores Co. (0.403 W. 17th St..................Theodore Corbin Indianapolis Paint & Color Co. (A) 640 No. Capital Ave......................B. J. Smith Lilly Varnish Co. (A)............. 666 So. California St........ W. I. Longsworth Marion Paint Co. (A)............. 366 So. Meridian St..................... John Utley National Lead Co. (B).............. 1385 Burnette Ave., Perfection Paint A Color Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.................. P. B. Sullivan (A) 715-19 E. Maryland St.............George Gable Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 59 So. State St..............................P. G. King Sargent-Gerke Co., The (A)..323 W. 15th St............................ W. H. Gerke Sargent Paint Co., Harry G. (A) ........................................... 33-35 No. East St.....................H. G. Sargent KANSAS CITY PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................... Ra l ph R. Do a k (Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc.) Vice-President.....................................................L. 0. Ha w k in s o n (Davis Paint Co.) Secretary.................................................................A. A. Sh er w o o d (Bertram Naphtha Co.) Treasurer..................................................................Ch a s . S. Ro s s (Abner Hood Chemical Co.) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) 2306 Power & Light Bldg___F. H. Bentley American Can Co. (B)............ North Kansas City, Mo......... H. U. Williams 104 NPCA/RI018941 Firm Address Representative Battenfeld Grease & Oii Corp. (A) 3148 Roanoke RJ................. P. C. Battenfeld Bertram Naptha Co. (C>.......... 3333 Roanoke Rd.................... Ben Bertram Continental Can Co. IB).......... 1400 Guinotte Ave................... H. A. Rapeiye Cook Paint & Varnish Co. <A).No. Kansas City, Mo.................. Jasen Jones Davis Paint Co. (A)..................14th & iron Sts., No. Kansas City, Mo...L. 0. Hawkinsor. DeVilbiss Co. (B)...................... 606 City Bank Bid?.................... H. J. Snyder Devoe & Raynolds Co. (A)__ 2115 Grand Ave.l.................... Ralph R. Doak Eagie-Picher Lead Co. (B)__ 27 Southwest Blvd...................... D. L. Morton Great Western Paint Mfg. Co. (A) 1207 W. 11th St.................... F. N. Redheffer Abner Hood Chemical Co. (0.107 Montgail St............................ Chas. Ross Johnson & Son. S. C. (A)........ 2435 McGee St....................... W. D. Hanchey Minnesota Minin? & Mfg. Co. (A) ...........................................1623 Pine St., St. Louis Missouri...........Chas. Plummer National Lead Co. (B).............. 1406 W. 13th St............................. Chas. Haas Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ith & Wyandotte...............Frank E. Dugan Seidlitz Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ...........................................18th & Garfield Sts................... C. N. Seidlitz Sewall Paint & Varnish Co., (A) ........................................ .1009 W, 8th St...............................Ross Kyger Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 1400 St. Louis St....................H. A. Higgins Taylor, A. P. (C)...................... Huntzinger Bldg........................ A. P. Taylor Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C).....................................2915 Southwest Blvd...........J. F. Cavanaugh Waggener Paint Co. (A).......... 10th Ave. and Burlington Sts., North Kansas City, Missouri, A. W. Cook LOS ANGELES PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President.....................................................................De a n Mo is an (Sillers Paint & Varnish Co.) Vice-President............................................................... J. E. Ba UEB (J. E. Bauer Co.) Secretary............................................................... G. P. La mb eb t o n (511 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.) Treasurer................................................................... L. F. Pe r h in e (General Paint Corp.) Firm Address Representative Abbott Jr., Co., S. L. (C)........800 Santa Fe Ave......................................... JoeEllsworth American Can Co. (B)..............4871 Santa Fe Ave.....................................TomCreswick American Cyanamid A Chem ical Corp. (B)........................ Azusa. Calif..................................... JohnStone Bauer Co., J. E. (A)................1021 No. Mission Rd................... J. E. Bauer Bradley Paint Co., E. A. (A)..3208 Union Pacific Bird........ E. A. Bradley Braun Corp. (C)........................2260 E. 15th St.......................H. J. Bensinger Brown Co., Andrew (A)..........5431 So. Riverside Drive.. .Andrew Brown Butcher Co., L. H. (C)..............2030 Bay St................................. Ray Kramer California Hardware Co. (C).500 E. First St....................C. W. Fulkerson Continental Can Co. (B>..........3820 Union Pacific Blvd........... Jack Quenell Dahl Co.. S. T. (C)........ `.........2446 Hunter St..............................S. T. Dahl Duncan Co., C. L. (C).............. 918 E. 61st SL..................... E. P. McKeegmn Du Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., E. I. (A)..................................2424 E. Eighth St......................................Chas.Minning Finch, Ltd., Leon (A).............. 750 E. 59th Sl ..............................Leon Finch Fuller St Co.. W. P. (A)......... 135. N. Los Angeles St............. H. B. Wilson General Paint Corp. (A)....... 544 Mateo St............................... L. F. Perrine Glidden Co., The (A)............... 1134 S. Main St........................... G. S. Sturgis Graphic Arts Press (C)......... 631 Alpine St............................Joseph Distaso 105 Firm Address Representative Industrial Oil Products Corn. (C) ................................... 1041 So. Riverside Drive. .. .Warren Loud Krebs Pigment A Color Corp. (B> ........................................... 918 E. 61st St............................ J. W. Cronin Laucks, Inc., I. F. (A).............. 2456 Enterprise St...................... Syd Tucker Lynch A Co., A. J. 1C).............. 2421 Enterprise St.......... Wesley Cadwalder McCIoskey Varnish Co. (A!... 5501 E. Slauson Ave.......... E. R. Edgeworth Me Keegan Co., E. P. (C)........ 2172 Hunter St................................John Day Martin-Senour Co. (A)............ 3160 E. Pico Blvd...................... Art Sconberg Mathews Paint Co., Inc. (A). 219 So. Los Angeles St............Joe Kelieher Mefford. Chemical Co. (C)----- 1026 Santa Fe Ave................H. A. Mefford Muralo Co. (A)........................... 1128 Rimpau Blvd............................ Tom Cox Nason A Co., R. N. (A).......... 1029 So. Grand Ave........................ L. P. Cole National Lead Co. (B)............ 932 Wilson St................................H. S. Irwin New Jersey Zinc Saies (B)----- 1807 E. Ninth St............................ Art Wolfe North American Paint A Chemical Co. (A).................. 719 E. 51st St...................... H. C. McClellan Oakley Paint Mfg. Co. (A)----- 727 Antonia St.......................... R. H. Oakley Pitts A Laughlin (C).............. 718 E. 60th St................................ S. Y. Pitts Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 7312 Maie Ave.......................... R- S. Richter Premier Oil A Lead Works (A) 3960 Medford St........................ E. C. Bishop Progressive Varnish Works (A) 3137 E. 26th St............... Porter M. Waldron Reardon Co., The (A).............. 526 S. Alameda St................... L. A. McLean Scriver A Quinn (A).................1366 Willow St.............................. C. E. Burge Sewall Paint A Varnish Co. (A) 1009 W. Eighth St. Kansas City, Missouri.. Chas. E. Kimpel Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)___ 3170 E. Pico Blvd................. F. W. Wansner Sillers Paint A Varnish Co. . (A) 831 E. 61st St............................ Dean Morgan Socony Paint Products Co. (A) 2525 E. 37th St............................R. P. Sibley Standard Oil Co. (C)...............605 W. Tenth St........................... S. S. Miller Superior Paint A Lacquer Works (A)...............................6229 Maywood Ave................. H. Hollander Tibbetts-Westerfieid Paint Co., Inc. (A)................................... 6901 So. Stanford Ave...Chas. Westerfield Trojan Iatcquer Co. (A).......... 653 S. Anderson St.........R. T. V. Lindanger Union Hardware A Meta! Co. (C) ........................................... 411 E. First St........................... T. D. Parker U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. (C) ........................................... 1216 Broadway Arcade Bldg...................................... W. W. Haughy West Coast Kalsomine Co. (A).3263 E. 26th St................................................. Western Paint Review (C)...407 E. Pico Blvd........................ R. H. Linley Western Press. The (C).......... 443 So. San Pedro St................... Scott Mace Western Talc Co. (C).................1901 E. Slauson Ave................. F. H. Savelle - LOUISVILLE PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President..................................................................................Ot t o Mu j c t i (Chas. R. Long, Jr. Co.) Vice-President....................................................... Ha k s y Sc h a b f e r (The Schaefer Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.............................................. W. R. Fr it s c h (Kentucky Color A Chemical Co.) Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B)................301 Columbia Bldg................. J. F. Sullivan Anaconda Sales Co. (B).......... 209 E. Main St............................. L. G. Street Blatz Paint Co. (A)....................319 So. Shelby St...................Chas. A. Blati Bridges-Smith A Co. (A)......... 227 W. Market St..................Bodley Booker 106 NPCA/R1 018943 Firm Address Representative Commercial Solvents Corp., of Delaware (C)........................... 1278 Bassett Ave............Thos. H. Gillessey Eagle- Picher Lead Co. (B).... Browns Lane.................................Jos. Coifev Jones-Dabney Co. (A).............. 1481 S. 11th St...............................0. P. Moss Kentucky Color & Chemical Co. (B) South of Bank St..................... W. R. Fritsch Kurfees Paint Co.. J. F. (A).. Brook & Market Sts..................Henry Craft Lewis & Co. (C>........................ 14th & Maple Sts............... Harry Carnighan Long, Jr. Co.. Chas. R. (A)... 1630 W. Hill St............................ Otto Mileti Louisville Varnish Co. (A).... Floyd St. & Eastern Parkway.Mike Klarer Marcus Co., Edw. H. (E)........ 235 E. Market St......................H. W. Marcus Merchants & Mfrs. Paint Co. (A) ........................................... 108 So. Second St....'...............J. T. Menefee National Lead Co. (B)............ Heyburn Bldg...........................Geo. B. Carney Peaslee-Gaufbert Corp. t C)... . 226 No. 15th St.......................... I. B. Bryant Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint & Var nish Co. (A).......................... 223 N. 15th St....................... Mr. Fitzpatrick Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 16th & Main Sts........................ H. C. Nowell Porter Paint Co. (A)................ 14th & Cedar.................................... Paul Eitei . Progress Paint Mfe. Co. (A)..826 W. Main St...................... Harry Strassel Reliance Varnish Co. (A)........ 915 E. Kentucky St..................... Mr. Hughes Schaefer Varnish Co. (A)----15th & Magnolia Sts............. Ralph Schaefer Tabler, Wm. B., (C).................. 2923 Riedling Drive..............Wm. B. Tabler U. S. Industrial Ale. Sales Corp. (C) ................................. 1373 Lexington Road.................. Mr. Hogan MEMPHIS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President............................................................... W. T. ARRINGTON (Harry C. Smith Co.) Vice-President................................................... Co l . G. W. Ho u s e . (DeSoto Paint 4 Varnish Co.) Secretary............................................................................W. A. Via (Sherwin-Williams Co.) Treasurer.............................................................. Ric h a r d As bu r y (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Firm Address Representative De Soto Paint & Varnish Co. (A)..................................... E. Ry. Ave........................... Col. G. W. House Du Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., E. I. (A)...................................62 So. Second St.............................R. H. Lloyd Eagie-Picher Lead Co. (B).... Temple Bar Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.........................Mr. Clark Farrell-Calhoun Co. (A).......... 24 S. Second St............................ J. J. Farrell Lucas 4 Co., Inc., John (A).. 115 Union Ave........................ E. M. Johnson National Lead Co. (B).............. 271 Pasadena Place...................John E. Kelly Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 435 Madison Ave........................... J. E. Hooks Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 121 Union Ave................................ W. A. Via Smith Co., Inc., Harry C. iC). .556 Suzette St...................... W. T. Arrington True-Tagg Paint Co. (A)........442 No. Third St...........................M. G. Heins - MILWAUKEE PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................. W. H. Ea s t ma n (Wm. O. Goodrich Co.) Vice-President..............................................................Wm. Lin n el l (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary-Treasurer....................................... Ric h a r d Fer g u s o n (Ricketson Mineral Color Works) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) 735 N. Water St................ A. R. Van Vorst Bonn Paint Co., Henry (C)...1112 W. Vliet St................Henry Bonn, Sr. 107 Firm Address Representative Continental Can Co.. Inc. (B) . 1704 E. Marion St..............Geo. 0. Thacker Dau Paint Co., Frank f C>.. - - 929 N. 3rd St............................ Emil Schwab Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B).... 122S E- Juneau Ave............R. R. McGregor Esser Co.. T. C. 1A >.................. 3107 Galena St..................... Ambrose Esser Geuder, Paescke A Frey Co. (O ........................................... loth A St. Paul Ave................ H. J. Thelen Goodrich Co., W. O. (C).......... 30th A Hopkins Sts..............W. H. Eastman Griswold, P. J. (Cl.................. 231 W. Wisconsin Ave........ P. J. Griswold Hercules Powder Co. (B).... 5228 No. Hopkins St........... H. G. Hemman Hooker Glass A Paint Co. (A). 602 North Broadway... .Arthur D. Cassin Illing Co., Harold T. (C).......... 5120 W. State St.......................... H. T. Ming Mautz Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 939 E. Washington Ave., Madison, Wisconsin.......... Bernard Mautz Metro-Nite Co. (C).................... 1529 E. Hartford Ave..............Edwin Copps Mohns Bros., Co. (Cl................ 1751 N. Third St....................John P. Mohns National Lead Co. (B).............. 1534 So. First St.................... P. W. Ruppert Parker A Sons. Ira (A).......... Oshkosh, Wis......................... Ira Parker, Jr. Patek Bros. (A)......................... 226 No. Water St............Walter O. Schwarz Phelan-Faust Paint Mfg. Co. 3733 W. North Ave................Elmer Dahlke (A) ........................................... Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 820 Market St. No...................W. M. Linnell Pratt A Lambert, Inc. (A).. .. 1568 W. Pierce St.............. Frank B. Cooper Pritzlaff Hardware Co. (C)... 333 N. Plankinton Ave..........F. S. Huntoon Ricketson Mineral Color Works (C) ........................................... 229 E. Wisconsin Ave..........R. L. Ferguson Rotb, Frederick (Cl.................. 2615 N. Third St............................ Fred Roth Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 746 No. Third St.......................... L. M. Scott Solar Corp. (A1........................... 644 West Bruce St.................... V. P. Lamm Wisconsin Paint Mfg. Co. (A). 3710 Richards St. No............E. A. Hentzen Zummach Co., Inc., Wm. F. (A! ........................................... 120 East Mineral St....................M. W. Leep MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President............................................................... B. F. Ro ber t s o n (Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk Co.l Vice-President........................................................ S. C. So r en s o n (Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.) Secretary..................................................................................W. F. Ho l e n (W. H. Barber Co.) Treasurer................................................................ F. M. Fr en zel (Maendler Brush Mfg. Co.) MINNEAPOLIS Firm Address Representative Aluminum Company of Amer ica (B)....................................... 1345 N. W. Bank Bldg------ ___ J. J. Harris Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B) ........................................... 29th Avenue S. E. A G. W. Tracks...................... S. O. Sorenson Barber Co., W. H. (A).............. P. O. Box 630, 825 Thornton St,, S. E......... W. F. Holen Day Co., James B. (A)............ 308 National Bldg...................... O. J. Friend Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)___ 437 N. E. "L" St....................... J. H. Schulte Gamble A Ludwig Paint Co. (C) .............................................903 Hennepin Ave...................... E. C. White Hall Hardware Co. (C)............ 618 No. Third St...............B. A. Buckmaster Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B) ...........................................368 Chamber of Commerce Bldg........................................H. C. Cowan 108 NPCA/RI 018945 Firm Address Representative Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co. (A) ................................... 1101 So. Third St................................. J. Hall Nageii Hardware Co. (C)........ 625 Marquette Ave...............M. K. Andresen Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 616 So. Third St..................... Geo. Lindquist Pushee & Sons. Inc., J. C. (B) .756 No. Fourth St..................Sam D. Childs Savitt Bros. (C)........................... 1025 Hennepin Ave.................. Philip Savitt Stewart Paint Mfg. Co. (A)... 1729 No. Second St................E. W. Stewart ST. PAWL American Can Co. (B).............. 747 Prior Ave. No..................... J. V. Slocum Devoe & Raynolds Co. (A)---- 721 Pillsbury Ave........................................... C.Melquist duPont de Nemours & Co., E. I. (A)...................................2303 Hampden Ave.................M. 0. Thomas Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk Co. (A).Second & Jackson Sts....... B. F. Robertson Fuller Co., H. B. (C)................... 186 W. ThirdSt.......................... C. J. Liggett Maendler Brush Mfg. Co. (C1..138 E. Ninth St........................F. M. Frenze! Minnesota Special Products Co. (A) .....................................Forest & Fauquier Sts................. J. M. Olson Moore & Co., L. A. (C)...............747 Pillsbury Ave...................................GeorgeBrandt National Lead Co. (B).................102 Fairfield Ave. West........... H. H. Fritts North Star Varnish Co. (A)..608 Vandalia St........................... S. A. Hough Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ...........................................459 Jackson St................................A. P. Ladd St. Paul White Lead & Oil Co. (A) ...................................Water & Starkey Sts.............G. W. Coughlin Zinsser & Co., Inc., William (B) ........................................... 2694 University Ave.......................T. Worum NEBRASKA PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION OMAHA President................................................................. Rex G. Do r w ay (Pioneer Glass & Paint Co.) Vice-President................................................. Mil t o n Va n Sic k l e (Van Sickle Glass & Paint Co.) Secretary-Treasurer............................................. L. E. No r f l eet (National Lead Co.) Firm Address Representative Continental Can Co. (B).......... 8th & Dodge Sts..........................S. R. Gordon Cook Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ,15th & Davenport Sts............A. E. Swanson Devoe & Raynolds Co. (A)----- 1510 Howard St.......................................JamesAinscow Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Spencer (B) 1402 Nicholas St..........................E, A. French National Lead Co.(B).................2810 A St..................................... L. E. Norfleet Nelson Paint Co., G. H. (A)... 11th & Famum Sts....................G. H. Nelson Pioneer Glass & Paint Co. (C) .14th & Harney Sts..........G. C. Cunningham Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 15th & Jones Sts....................... T.B. Coleman Reifschneider Paint & Glass Co. (A) ...................................918 Dodge St.................... John Reifschneider Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)___ 101 No. 10th St...................... 0. L. Almquist Thorpe Paint Co., R. H. (A) ...423 So. 12th St..........................R. H. Thorpe Van Sickle Glass Paint Co. (A) ...........................................Lincoln, Neb........................ Milton Van Sickle WaggenerPaint Co. (A).............2034 Farnam St......................... G. M. Hansen PAINT AND OIL CLUB OF NEW ENGLAND BOSTON President................................................................................ E. E. Mo r t o n (Carpenter-Morton Co.) Vice-President............................................................ C. J. La n d e n (Sterling Paint & Varnish Co.) Secretary-Treasurer............................................... Wm. G. Mc In t y r e (261 Franklin St., Boston) 109 Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America <B).l022 Statler Bldg:................Harry L. Dodge American Can Co. of Hass. (B) ........................................... 31 Binxord St. South Boston, Mass.................. ,..........Solomon Townsend American Cyanamid & Chem ical Corp. (B)..........................89 Broad St............................ Dana H. Harris Anaconda Sales Co. (B).......... 140 Federal St..................... James T. Murray Ansbacher-Siegel Corp. (B)...261 Franklin St.............. Eric N. Blackstead Archer-Danieis-Midland Co. (B) ...........................................141 Milk St............................ Ralph W. Hupfer Atlantic Research Associates, Inc. (A) ..........................40 Central St.....................Francis C. Atwood Berry Bros., Inc. (A).................21 Power House St., So. Boston, Mass................E. W. Hinckley Binney St Smith Co. (B).......... 41 E. 42nd St.. New York, N. Y................J. Roy Keating Bonded Oil System, Inc. (C)...544 Commonwealth Ave........Herman Cohen Bosch Co., Henry (C).................118 Summer St...................Edbert L. Tenney Boston Varnish Co, (A)............ Second St., Everett, Mass--Harry A. Hall Bownes Co., Inc., Frank (A)..311 Eastern Ave., Chelsea..Frank Bownes Briggs-Maroney Co., Inc. (Aj. .85 Paris St., Everett... .James E. Maroney Burton Brush Co. (C).................122 Harvard St., Cambridge.......................Charles J. Byrne Butcher Polish Co., The (C)..84 Broad St....................William L. Butcher Cabot, Inc., Samuel (A).............141 Milk St..........................March G. Bennett Carpenter-Morton Co. (A>----- 77 Sudbury St..................... A. I. McLauthlin Cobum Co., C. B. (C)............. 63 Market 3t,,Lowell........... Arthur S. Webb Commercial Solvents Corp. (C) ...........................................50 Terminal St., Charlestown, Mass...Robert L. Hutchins Continental Can Co. (B).......... 131 State St...........................George Wells, 2d Craftex Co. (A).......................... 10 Central St......................... Clair A. Warren Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc. (A) Green St., Malden........................Owen Rush Dexter Bros. Co. (A)................ 105 Broad St..................... Frank H. Nutting Diemont-Levy Co. (A).............57 Portland St...................... Hyman Diemont Dings & Schuster, Inc. <B). .. .43-44 21st St., Long Island City, N. Y............Paul T. Wiswell Doe 41 Ingalls, Inc. (A)............ 56 Garden St., Everett... .Chas. E. Bagley Downer Hunneweil & Co., Inc. (C) ........................................... 148 State St............... Townsend H. Cushman du Pont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I. (A).........................59 Waters Ave.. Everett.S. W. Woodbridge Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B).... 11 Wharf St.................................T. O. Stuart Gale Co., C. E. <C).................... 131 State St......................................C. E. Gale Glidden Co. of Mass., The (A) .44 Midway St.. So. Boston. .Fleming H. Coy Gould A Cutler Corp. (E)........ 11 Stillings St., So. Boston....B. C. Gould Hall St Knight Hardware Co. (C) ........................................... 53 Lisbon St., Lewiston Me... W. A. Knight Hancock Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 53 W. Squantum St., Atlantic, North Quincy, Mass... Samuel E. Cutler Hird & Connor, Inc. (C).......... 88 Broad St................................. M. A. Connor Houghton. Inc., Philip A. (C1..I13 Lincoln St...................... P. A. Houghton Howe It French, Inc. (A)........99 Broad St........................Wm. D. Rockwood Imperial Paper '& Color Corp. (B) ...........................................1416 Statler Bldg.............. Beni. J. Mayo, Jr. Integrity Paint Co., Inc. {A)..294 State St., New Haven Conn..................John G. Legg Johnson St Co., Inc., Oliver (A) 18 Custom House St., ' Providence, R. 1.......... Denison W. Greene Kellogg & Sons Sales Corp., Spencer (B) .............................1108 Statler Bldg....................J. Linville Hall 110 NPCA/RI 018947 Firm Address Representative King & Co.. Inc., E. & F. (A). .403 Atlantic Ave................Harold D. Chase Krebs Pigment St Color Corp. fBl ........................................... 7 Charlton St.. Everett..Wm. O. Thompson Litter & Co., Inc.. D. H. (C) ...216 Tremont St....................Ralph B. Huber Lucas & Co.. Inc.. John (Ai...T3 Sudbury St..............................H. D. .Mack Lynch Paint Co., E. P. (E1...02 Weybosset St.. Providence, R. I............Eugene P. Lynch McGlone Varnish Co. (A)........ 112 Railroad Ave., Revere.................. Joseph E. McGlone, Jr. McIntyre Co., Wm. G. (Q....261 Franklin St..................... W. G. McIntyre Malden Paint Co. (A)............... 22" PleasantSt., Malden........................ Willard B. DeWolf Mantrose Corp., The (A)........ 136 41st St., Brooklyn, N. Y.................Morris A. Rosen Masury & Son, John W. (A)..229 State St.......................... Jos. W. Johnson Mee Company, Thomas C. (A) .28 Arnold St., Woonsocket, R. I....................Thos. C. Mee Mulcahy Si Griffin (C)............... 141 Milk St..................... Joseph W. Mulcahy Muralo Co., The (A)................ 200 First St., Cambridge. .Frank H, Hobart Mystic Wax Co. (C).................. 375 Riverside Ave., Medford, Mass................. Ralph H. Tasker National-Boston Lead Co. <B). 800 Albany St....................Geo. A. Coleman National Can Co. (B)................ 71 Locust St,, Dorchester......... David Stern New Can Co., The (C).............. 200 Commercial St., Malden ............................. Sam'l Marzinski New England Whiting Co. (A). 268 Border St., New Jersey Zinc Sales Co., E. Boston...................... John G. Penniman Inc.. The < B)...........................35 Kilby St......................... Geo. W. Harragan Norfolk Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ...........................................15 Newport Ave.. No. Quincy...........................Geo. E. Felton Osgood Co., Charles, The (73)..45 Commerce St., Norwich. Conn................ Herbert R. Kind Owens-Illinois Can Co. (B)... .80 Holton St.. Brighton. .Eugene H. Cooper Passonno-Hutcheon Co. (A). ..90 Berkeley St........................ Irwin K. Bean Philipp Bros.. Inc. (C)...............176 Federal St...............Bernard L. Landers Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ...........................................300 Babcock St., Prince Paint Co., James H. Allston.........................Donald C. Burnham (A) ...........................................146 High St........................... Asa King Coffin Pushee Si Sons Inc.. J. C. (B). .3 Randolph St........................ Geo. H. Puahee Raffi & Swanson, Inc. (A)........ 1012 Broadway, Chelsea.. .Charles L. Raffi Reichard-Coulston. Inc. (B1...88 Broad St................................ Robert Grant Robie, M. F. (C).........................89 Broad St............................. Milton F. Robie Rogers & McClellan (C)..............141 Milk St.......................Geo. C. McClellan Rubberset Brush Co. (C)............. 89 Broad St....................... Jno. F. Gallagher St. Joseph Lead Co. (B).......... 34 Midway St., So. Boston ..................... Wm. D. Egleston Savogran Co., The (A)............28 India Wharf..........................C. K. Stodder Sexton Can Co.. Inc. (B)..........31 Cross St., Everett............Geo. A. Sexton Shaw Co., The George H. (A) .P. O. Box 275, Grove St.. Sherwin-Williams Co., The Middleboro, Mass...........Lewis F. Harding (A) ........................................... 19 Pittsburgh St.. South Boston, Mass............J. Ralph Stout Spraco, Inc. (B)...........................114 Central St., Somerville.......................Augustus S. True Staples Co.. Inc., H. F. (C)...33 Ship Ave., Medford........ John F. Reagan Sterling Paint Si Varnish Co. IA1 ........................................... 184 Commercial St., Malden.Albert E. Cole Titanium Pigment Corp. (B).. 111. Broadway, New York, N. Y.................... Armand F. de Ravignon 111 Firm Address Representative United Color A Pigment Co. iB) ........................................... SO Boylston St..................... Win. A. Jackson U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co. (A) 12 Dudley St.. Providence, R. I................Wilbur L. Rice U. S. Industrial Alcohol Sales Co., Inc. < C).............................131 Beverley St........................... V. L. Nickle Valentine & Co. (A).................. 12 Emily St., Cambridge. .Thomas F. Duffy Varick Co., John B. (C)...........807 Elm St.. Manchester, X. H........Geo. E. McClintock Wadsworth, Howland & Co lne. (A) ...................................141 Federal St................. Renshaw Smith, Jr. Walker Co., T. M. (E)...............31 Market St., Springfield....F. W. Newell Waterproof Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ..................................... 446 Arsenal St., Watertown.....................Joseph P. Riemer Watson, Hallett Co. (E)...,.. 86 Oliver St..........................Albert S. Fuller Watson-Standard Co.. The (A),45 Sudbury St................Charles R. Hoppen West Paint A Varnish Co. (A). 1760 Parkway, Everett... .James S. Ward Wetherill A Co., Inc., of Mass., Geo. D. (A).................58 Portland St.... Harry L. Hemmerdinger Wheeler Co., Asahe! (E).......... 12-14 Columbia St................. Wm. R. Ewing Whiting-Adams Co. (C).......... 700 Harrison Ave......... Chas. A. Darby, Jr. Whittemore. Inc., L. G. (C)...131 Beverly St............ Leon G. Whittemore Wilbur A Williams Mfg. Co. 429 Park Square Building, (A) ........................................... Boston, Mass.................... Norbert J. Reilly Wilson A Sons, Inc- N. S. (C) .150 Causeway St.............. Malcom C. Wilson Wishniek-Tumpeer, Inc. (B)...141 Milk St.......................Walter C. Weller Wooster Brush Co. (B).............3 Arlington St., Cambridge.-Paul E. Kuzell Zinsser A Co., Inc., William (B) ........................................... 89 Broad St..................................... Paul Dean NEW ORLEANS PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President..................................................................... M. M. Sa l au n (Marine Paint & Varnish Co.) Vice-President................................................................. Mr . Ho d g es (Continental Can Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.......................................J. E. La s t r af es , Jr . (J. . Lastrapes Co., 206 Tchoupitoulas Street) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B).815 American Bank Bldg............A. T. Hall American Can Co. (B)..............602 N. Cortes St...........................V. E. Powell American Paint Works (A)...428 Josephine St......................... W. G. Smart Continental Can Co. (B).......... 521 N. Scott St....................................H. Ford Devoe A Raynolds Co.. Inc. (A) ........................................... 924 Canal St..................................... J. Naime duPont de Nemours A CoInc., E. I. (A).......................... 845 Carondelet St.................. C. W. Sherman Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)----- 413 So. Peters St.................. H. P. Lanphier Marine Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 8301 Fig St................................... D. J. Devlin National Lead Co. (B)..............516 Tchoupitoulas St................. L. L. Hopper New Orleans Paint A Color Co. (A) ....................................700 Baronne St................................................E.Bernhardt Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ............................................314 Girod St.......................... C. E. Schindler Rausch Co- Inc. (C).................New Orleans Bank Bldg...John P. Rausch Reichard-Coulston, Inc. (B)...P. O. Box 976............................. L. B. Griffith Seymour Co., Wm. D. (C)........ 614 So. Peters St............... Wm. D. Seymour Smith Co., Werner G. (B)........ 1504 Masonic Temple Bldg..A. J. Anderson 112 NPCA/RI 018949 Firm Address Representative Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. iC) ..................................... P. O. Box 487. . 1055 Constance St............A. J. Anderson Utley Paint Co. (A).................. 1126 Gravier St........................... E. Neuwirth Van Horn Co.. Inc.. 0. H. (C) .524 Camp St.................................. E. J. Haas West Coast Kalsomme Co. (A). Good Hope, La...................... W. W. Barnard Wilson A Bennett Mfg. Co. (B) ........................................... 325 No. Cortez St.........................R. E. Hurd NEW YORK PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President.....................................................................H. R. Hil l ma n (Eagle Paint A Varnish Works) Vice-President..................................................... E. S. Bl a c k iJDGE (Devoe & Reynolds Co.) Secretary.................................................................... S. C. Du n n in g (The Muraio Co.) Treasurer......................................................... H. E. Hen d r ic k s o n (S. Winterbourne A Co.) Firm Address Representative Allied Asphalt A Mineral Corp. (C) ...............................217 Broadway................................Garnet Lea Aluminum Co. of America (B).230 Park Ave.............................. E. J. Nelson American Can Co. (B)...............230 Park Ave............................ H. F. Colcord American Commercial Alcohol Corp. (C) ............................... 405 Lexington Ave.......................Brace Puffer American Cyanamid A Chem ical Corp. (B)...........................30 Rockefeller Plaza....J. McE. Sanderson American Mineral Spirits Co. (C) ........................................... 155 E. 44th St...........................M. J. Brenner American Oil St Supply Co. (C) ........................................ 238 Wilson Ave., Newark, N. J................Edgar F. Hoffman American Paint Journal Co. (C) ........................................... 51 Madison Ave....................... F. R. Trafford American Zinc Sales Co., Inc. iB) .........................................420 Lexington Ave.........................John Sellon Anaconda Sales Co. (B).......... 25 Broadway........................L. H. Donaldson Apex Color Works, Inc. (At...50 W. Broadway........................ A. Liedeker Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B) 233 Broadway....................... G. H. Tomlinson Amesto Paint Co., Inc. (A)... 548-560 W. 46th St..............Moritz Arnstein Atlas Powder Co. (A), Zapon A Zapon.-Brevolite Div............Stamford, Conn.................... M. J. Creighton Ault A Wiborg Corn, of New York (A) .................................75 Varick St.............................. W. W. Wright Baer Bros. (A)...........................438 W. 37th St.....................................AbrahamBaer Bakeiite Corp.. The (B).........247 Park Ave.................................. C. R. Given Baker Castor Oil Co.. The (C).120 Broadway.........................Kendal] Marsh Barrett Co., The (C)................ 40 Rector St.............................. Leon W. Miller Beck. Roller A Co., Inc. (B)...726 Rockefeller St., Elizabeth. N. J............Harold M. Johnson Beckwith-Chandler Co. (A)___ Delancey A Rutherford Sts., Newark, N. J............Clarence W. Slocum Berg A Markeli, Inc. (A)........ 44th Ave. A Ninth St., Long Island City, N. Y.----- John E. Berg Berg Varnish Co., Inc. (A).... 529 Columbia St., Brooklyn. .Irving I. Berg Berry Bros., Inc. (A).............. 129 26th St.. Brooklyn............... S. B. Totten Binney A Smith Co. (B)......... 41 E. 42nd St.................................. J. T. Keaiy Bisbee Linseed Co. (B)............ 270 Broadway............................. E. G. Reuther Breining Bros., Inc. (A).......... Third A Grand Sts.. Hoboken, N. J........................A. R. De Vos 113 NPCA/RI 018950 Firm Address Representative Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co. (A; ........................................... 35 Xoscrand Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y..............Dean C. Anderson Brown Corp. of X. Y- The R. J. (C) .................................20-28 41st Ave., Lon? Island City. X. Y..-James A. Lundy- Brown LinseedCorp. (C)...........Port Richmond. Staten Island. X. Y..........Geo. W. Brown Calco Chemical Co.. Inc. (B)..Bound Brook, X. J....................Samuel Klein Capitol Paint Varnish Works, Inc. (A).........................47-55 Rodney St., Brooklyn, X. Y................Henry I. Gilbert Casein Co. of America, Inc. (B) ........................................... 350 Madison Avenue.............W. F. Leicester Central Paint Varnish Works (A) ............................. 69 Prospect St., Brooklyn...................... L. Francis Cassoff Cheesman-Elliot Co., Inc. (A).639-647 Kent Ave., Brooklyn.............................F. P. Cheesman Chemical Solvents. Inc. (C)...ll Park Place.................. Rolland H. French Colonial Works, Inc. (A).......... 223-231 Xorman Ave., Brooklyn, X. Y......................C. W. Griffin Consolidated Products Co., Inc. (C) ............................................ 15 Park Row................................ M. I. Cowen Continental Can Co., Inc. (B)..100 E. 42nd St............................ 0. G. Jakob Cook Dunn Paint Corp. (A>.109-115 St. Francis St., Newark, X. J........................ Charles Cook Debevoise Co., The (A)............ 968-978 Grand St., Brooklyn.............................H. L. Wilkinson Devoe Raynolds Co., Inc. (A) ............................................ 383 Hamilton Ave., Brooklyn.......................... E. S. Blackledge Doggett, Inc., Stanley (C)----- 75 Varick St................... Stanley H. Doggett duPont de Nemours Co lne., E. I. (A)..........................350 Fifth Ave...............................J. P. Surtoc Eagle Paint Varnish Works, Inc. (A) ..................................100-104 Lexington Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y....................H. R. Hillman Eagle Picher Lead Co., The (B) ........................................... 420 Lexington Ave................... W. E. Maston Eakins, Inc- J. S. W. R. (B) ............................................55 Berry St- Brooklyn..F. J. Van Vranken Eastern Can Cp- Inc. (C)........ 649 Kent Ave- Brooklyn............ A. G. Fuller Egan Hausman Co.. Inc. (A) ........................................... 43rd Road Ninth St- Long Island City, N. Y....................... Talbot Uehlinger Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. CoThe (A) .................................. Rockefeller Center, R.K.O. Bldg1270 Sixth Ave............Olav J. S. de Brun Evans Lead Corp. (B)...............52 Vanderbilt Ave............ Robert I. Webber Federal Composition Paint Co- Inc- The (A).................. 33 Rector St........................... George H. Miles Fein Tin Can Co- Inc. (C)....284 Furman St- Brooklyn........ Irving Fein Fezandie Sperrie, Inc. (B>..205 Fulton St......................Oscar E. Sperrle Flood Conklin Co. (A).......... 106-138 Chestnut St- Newark, N. J..............Albert B. Bingham Fox Co- Inc- M. Ewing (A).. 136th St. Rider Ave..............Louis V. Fox France. Campbell Darling, Inc. (C) ................................... 19 Fifteenth St- Brooklyn.Ivan L. Darling General Dyestuff Corp. (O...230 Fifth Ave..........................E. K. Halbach General Naval Stores Co- Inc. (C) ........................................... 230 Park Ave.......................Richard J. Spitz Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt CoInc. (A) ................................... 80 John St............................... Louis Gillespie 114 NPCA/RI 018951 Firm Address Representative Gillespie Varnish Co. (A) . Dey &. Howell Sts.. jersey City, N. J........W. H. DeCamp, Jr. Grace & Co., W. R. (C)........ .7 Hanover Square.................... M. F. Austin Greeif & Co., Inc., R. W. (C) .10 E. 40th St.......................... W. N. Barnum Guignor. & Green, Inc. < C> -. .75 West St................................ C. F. Guignon Hanlon & Goodman Co. (C). . 6 Riverside Ave- Belleville. N. j................W. A. Robertson Harshaw Chemical Co. (B) Hercules Power Co. (B).. Hilo Varnish Corp. (A).. .Chrysler Bldg........................ P. N. Hamilton .22 E. 40th St........................ Geo. C. O'Brien . 42-60 Stewart Ave., Brooklyn...........................A. G. Schumann Hinde Si Dauch Paper Co. (C) .550 Ninth St.. Hoboken, N. J.................... R. W. Whitney Hoboken White Lead & Color Works, Inc. (A)...................... 1300 Willow Ave., Hoboken, N. J.................... Louis J. Meyer Hoover. C. E. (C)...................... 1250 Sixth Ave............................... E. M. Giles Horn Co., A. C. (A).................. Horn Bldg., Hancock StLong Island City, N. Y..........A. E. Horn Hotopp Varnish Co., The (A).. 110-112 Marshall St., Hoboken, N. J......................F. E. McCourt Imperial Paper Si Color Corp. (B) ...........................................350 Madison Ave...........Harold A. Wakefield Innes Corp., O. G. (C).............. 533-541 Canal St........... ................O. G. Innes Jackson & Co., Inc., L. N. (C). .29 Broadway ...........................L. N. Jackson Kellogg Si Sons Sales Corp., Spencer (B) ............................ 420 Lexington Ave.......................D. J. Healy Kemp Co.. W. H. (C)................ 350 Hudson St.........................A. B. Thomas Kent Machine Works, Inc. (C).39 Gold St., Brooklyn........ Elmer P. Peters Kentucky Color Si Chemical Co. (B> .....................................23 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn.J. Hugh Holton Keystone Varnish Co. (A)----- 71 Otsego St., Brooklyn.. Ralph H. Everett Kohnstamm Si Co., Inc., H. t B > ...........................................87 Park Place..........................Chas. D. Allen Krebs Pigment & Color Corp. i B) ...........................................256 Vanderpool St.. Newark, N. J........................ J. E. Hughes Lavanburg Co., Fred L. (B)...105 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn.......................Andrew L. Somers Litter Co.. Inc., D. H. (C)........ 500 Fifth Ave..........................David H. Litter Louisville Varnish Co. (A).... 130 William St..........C. Raymond Hamilton Lucas & Co., Inc., John (A)... 521 Washington St....................M. J. Dyson McNulty & Co., Joseph A. (C).114 Liberty St........................ F. B. McNulty McQuade & Co., Inc., John (A). 132-134-136 Classon Ave., Brooklyn............................. T. M. McQuade Mac-Lac Co., Inc. (A).............. 80 Cliff St...........................Philip H. Harris MantroseCorp., The (A)............ 136 41st St., Brooklyn................ M. A. Rosen Manufacturers Varnish Co lne. (A) ...................................74-80 Lorraine St- Brooklyn ..............................Everitt J. Cole Martin Co- L. (B1..................... 45 E. 42nd St..............................Geo. C. Lewis Masury & Son, John W, (A)..42-50 Jay St- Brooklyn... Wm. S. Baldwin Mayer & Loewenstein (A)........ 43-43 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, N. Y....................James H. Abraham Merkin Paint Co- Inc., M. J. (A) ........................................1441 Broadway.............................M. J. Merkin Meurer Steel Barrel Co- Inc. (C) ........................................... 105 Avenue L, Newark, N. J......................... Chas. P. Burr Milton Can Co- Inc- George A. (C) .......... . 131-151 No. 14th St- . Brooklyn, N. Y....................Geo. A. Milton Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., iC) ........................................... 120 Broadway .................................C. Fujino 115 Firm Address Representative Monsanto Chemical Works, ,, ,,,, Inc. (B) .................................. 3o0 Fifth Ave................. George B. DeLaney Moore A Co.. Benjamin (A) 311 Canal St...........................Leo Silverstein Muralo Co., Inc., The (A)........ 370 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton, Staten Island.............Stanley C. Dunning Murphy Varnish Co. (A)........ 221 McWhorter St., Newark, N. J...................... Charles J. Roh Murray Oil Products Co., Ine. (B) 21 West St...................................... W. C. Luth National Can Co. (B).............. 110 . 42nd St..........................E. D. Murphy National Lead Co. (B).............. Ill Broadway.................... Henry G. Sidford New Jersey Zinc Co., The <B>. 160 Front St.................... Marshall L. Havey New York Woodfinishers 'Supply Co., Inc. (A).............. 304 Eighth Ave..................... Bernhard Meier Nuodex Products, Inc. (B)....312 Division St., Elizabeth, N. J.....................C. A. Knauss Oil, Paint A Drug Reporter, _ Inc. (C) .................................. 12 Gold St............................W. S- Auchincloss Osborn Co., C. J. (C)................ 132 Nassau St............. Michael Flaumenhaft Paragon Paint & Varnish Corp. (A) .................................3-49 46th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y.. Israel Silberman Paramet Chemical Corp. (B)..44th Ave. and 10th St., Long Island City, N. Y.. Harry A. Passof Paramount Color Card Co. (0.277 Greene Ave., Brooklyn..Hilton Weiner Patterson & Co., G. W. S. (C).155 John St......................... W. A. Patterson Fayson Varnish Co., The (A>..804 E. 141st St............David E. Spaulding Peerless Paint A Varnish Corp. 375 Flushing Avenue. (A) ........................................... Brooklyn New York...........Harry Minkoff Pierce Co., F. 0. (A)................ 26-30 Tiffany Place, Brooklyn. James Coffey Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ...........................................Jay-Water and Plymouth Sts.. Brooklyn................................. Ira A. Harap Pratt & Lambert, Ine. (A)----- 3301-3319 38th Ave., Long Island City, N. Y... .H. S. Prescott Prior Chemical Corp. <C)........ 420 Lexington Ave............. Herbert R. Prior R-B-H Lacquer Base Co. (B). .P. 0. Box 371, Bound Brook, N. J........ H. J. Hemingway Reichard-Coulston, Ine. (B)...95 Madison Ave........................ J. W. Bossert Ronan Co., Inc., T. J. (A)----- 749 E. 135th St................ Arthur T. Ronan Ross A Son Co., Charles (C).. 148-156 Clasaon Ave...................... C. L. Ross Roxalin Flexible Lacquer Co. (A) ...........................................800 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth, N. J............................ Leo Roon St. Joseph Lead Co. (B).......... 250 Park Ave................... Harry E. Outcault Sapolin Co., Inc. (A)................ 229 E. 42nd St................. Richard J. Eckart Scheel, Inc., William H. (C)..198 Water St............................ Michael Fried Schundler A Co-, Inc., F. E. (B) .......................................... 45-15 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, N. Y., J. H. Shearman Smith A Co., Edward (A)....47-38 Fifth St- Long Island City, N. Y., Maitland Dwight Smith A Co., Inc., J. Lee (C) ..28 Jacob St.................................J. P. Fleming Smith Chemical A Color Co. (C) ...........................................55 John St, Brooklyn............. Casper Smith Socony Paint Products Co. (A) 26 Broadway............................ C. F. Beatty Sonneborn Sons, Inc., L. (A)..88 Lexington Ave...................... ........M. Pick Standard Ultramarine Co., The (B) ...........................................60 E. 42nd St......................... M. J. Simonson Standard Varnish Works (A)..386 Fourth Ave............................ J. S. Wolf Stroock A Wittenberg Corp. . (C) ...........................................17 Battery Place................A. J. Wittenberg Sun Chemical A Color Co. (C).309-311 Sussex St., Harrison, N. J................ John V. Dalton 116 NPCA/RI 018953 Firm Address Representative Sutcliffe Co., Inc., W. J. (A) . .Currie Ave., East Rutherford. X. J.. . .W. J. Sutcliffe Swan-Finch Oil Corn. (B)........ 30 Rockefeller Plaza........... .... A. R. Lange Thibaut & Walker Co. (A). . . .5-48 46th Rd,, Long Island City, X. Y ... R. 0. Walker Thompson, Weinman 4t Co., Inc. (B).................................... 52 Vanderbilt Ave.............. . S. W. Thompson Thurston 4: Braidich (C).......286 Spring St..................... Chas. F. Walden Titanium Pigment Corp. (B).-lll Broadway.................. .. C. F. 'Garesche Uhlich & Co., Inc., Paul (C)--157 Chambers St............... .Robert W. Boise United Carbon Co. (B)............ 2612 Empire State Bldg.. Wm. W. Higgins United Color & Pigment Co., ' (B) ........................................... McClellan St., Newark, X. J................ .J. J. Mangin United States Kalsomine Co. (A) ...........................................50 Church St.......................Hugh W. Pearson Valentine St Co. (A)..................386 Fourth Ave.............Thurlow J. Campbell Vanderbilt Co., Inc., R. T. (C) .230 Park Aye.............. Everett W. Boughton Varnish Products Co. (A).... 35 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn. Theodore Shapiro Walker Co., H. V. (A)............ Woodruff Lane and Division St., Elizabeth, X. J.................. W. C. Hopkins Wharry & Co., G. A. (C).......... 24 State St................................. G. A. Wharry Whittaker. Clark St Daniels, Inc. (C).................................... 245 Front St.............................H. G. Robinson Willey Co., C. A. (A)...,......... 10-29 44th Rd., Long Island City, X. Y...P. C. Valentine Williams & Co., C. K. (B)----- 88 Kent Ave., Brooklyn..............Emil Hoefle Wilson St Bennett Mfg. Co. tB) 353 Danforth Ave., Jersey City. X. J..................J. C. Bennett Wilson-Imperial Co. (A).......... 115 Chestnut St., Newark, N. J...................... Joseph Kempf Winterbourne & Co.. S. (Cl... 164 Water St........Hendrick E. Hendrickson Wishnick-Tumpeer. Inc. (BJ...295 Madison Ave............Thomas J. Starkie Woolsey Paint & Color Co., C. A. (A).................................500 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J..................Henry Weber Zinsser & Co., Inc., William (B) ...........................................516 W. 59th St............................. Wm. Zinsser PHILADELPHIA PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President...................................................................... GILBERT SRBUa n c e (Gilbert Spruance Co.i 1st Vice-President....................................................... C. P. Jar d en (Sherwin-Williams Co.) 2d Vice-President................................................................C. P. Mo r r is (Binney & Smith Co.) Secretary........................................................... Geo r g e B. He c k e l (901 Cunard Bldg.) Treasurer.......................................................................Db. F. S. Ha v e n s (927 Commercial Trust Bldg.) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B).123 So. Broad St.................... Carl E. Dodds American Can Co, (B)...............Allen and Palmer Sts.................T. E. Alwyn American Mineral Spirits Co. (C) 1600 Arch St......................... Gerald F. Ward American Zinc Sales Co., Inc. (B) ...........................................420 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y............W. S. Woodward Anaconda Sales Co. (B).......... 802-A Architects Bldg., N. E. Cor. 23rd and Arch Sts..............W. J. Murray 117 Firm Address Representative Archer-Danieis Midland Co. _ 1B1 ....................................... 12 So. 12:h St................ Waiter F. P'.att. Jr. Baker A Gaffney iCl................ 12 So. 12th St................... Harry W. Gaffney Bihn A Wolff Co. (Cl.............. Ash and Almond Sts., Bribesburg............................I. M. Hoffman Binnev & Smith Co. (B>..........6TB Drexel Bldg............................C. P. Morris Bisbee Linseed Co. (B)............ 2100 Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Broad and Chestnut Sts........E. C. Bisbee Bruder Sons,M. A. (A)....1618 Mifflin St............................T. A. Brurier Buten &Sons, M. (E)............... 1834 South St...........................Isadore Buten Calbar Paint & Varnish Co. (A) .......................................... 2620 North Martha St................V. E. Dewees Clement "Coverall" Co. (A)...611 Van Hook St., Camden, N. J...................... W. S. Clement Continental Can Co., Inc. (B).1500 Walnut St...................... 0. V. Speddin Dowdy Bros. (C).........................N. E. Cor. 23rd and Arch Sts.. H. R. Dowdy Drum. Oils & Paints (C)........ 220 So. 16th St......................... Geo. B. Heckel Du Pont de Nemours A Co., Inc.. E. I. (A)...................... 1616 Walnut St............................J. H. Stutt Eagle-Picher Lead Co., The (B) .......................................... Del. Ave. A Lombard St., Wm. B. Wallace Elder A Jenks (B)...................415 Vine St..................................H. B. Maxwell Felton. Sibley A Co., Inc. (A). 136 No. 4th St...................... J. Sibley Felton Finnaren & Haley, Inc. (A).. 1300 N. 60th St....................J. A. Finnaren Franklin Paint A Varnish Co., Benjamin (A) ........................ 4820 Langdon St........................... G. T. Elser French Paint Co., Samuel H... (A) ...........................................400 Callowhiil St........................E. S. McKaig General Naval Stores Co., Inc. (C) ........................................... 1602 Fox Bldg............................. G. L. Olson Harshaw Chemical Co. (B)----- Jackson A Swanson Sts..Walter E. Wright Hastings A Co. (C).................... 819 Filbert St.............John V. Hastings. Jr. Havens, F. S. (C).......................927 Commercial Trust Bldg. Dr. F. S. Havens Hock Paint A Chemical Works (A) ........................................... Phoenixville, Pa..............................H. W. Hock Howell A Co., Inc., Chas. H. (A) ........................................... 212 Race St........................................R. Marot Imperial Paper A Color Corp. (B) ...........................................12 So. Twelfth St................Stephan W. Ryan Impervious Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ...................................161-167 E. Allen St................... S. L. Garfinkle Kellogg A Sons Sales Corp., Spencer (B) .......................... 1072 Drexel Bldg.................Joseph A. Morris Kentucky Color A Chemical Co. (B) ...........................................1120 Locust St..................... J. Spencer Lucas Keystone Albumen Paint Co. (A) ...........................................1346 No. Marston St............... Rocco A. Didio Krebs Pigment A Color Corp. (B) ........................................... 35th and Grays Ferry Ave.........R. S. Burr Lewis A Bros. Co., John T. (B).910 Widener Bldg........... S. French Reeves Litter A Co., D- H. (C)............600 So. Delaware Ave.............................. W. A.Smiley Loos A Dilworth (C)................ 724 Swanson St.....................J. R. Tompkins Lucas A Co.. Inc- John (A)..322 Race St.............................. W. A. Gorreil McCloskey Varnish Co. (A)... Holmesburg Junction. .Wm. H. Jarden. Jr. Martin Co- L. The (B)............ 7345 Milnor St.......................................... G. A.Lewis Meyer A Sons. J. (B).............. 4321 No. 4th St......................................Fred L.Meyer Monroe, Lederer A Taussig (A) ...........................................606 N. American St....................... S. Lederer Murray Oil Products Co. (B). Margaret. Pearce and Bermuda Sts........................ Fred E. Loud New Jersey Zinc Co- The (B).Penn Athletic Club...................Paul Wisner Paramount Paint A Varnish Co. (A).....................................141 League St........................... David Ramsey 118 NPCA/Rl 018955 Firm Address Representative Pecora Paint Co. (Ai................ 3501 Xo. Fourth St...........S. B. Bower.. Jr. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (Ai 16th St. and Indiana Ave........E. D. Griffin Publicker Commercial Alcohol Co. (B1 .......................-..........260 So. Broad St......................... J. H. Griffin Reichara-Couiston. Inc. i B)... Drexe! Building, __ - Philadelphia, Pa................Gerald J. Boyer Resinous Products & Chemical Co. i H) .....................................222 W. Washington Sip ..Dr. W. T. Pearce Schrack i Co.. C. t Al.............. 152 No. Fourth St......................... J. R. Stuib Sherwin-Williams Co.. The i A * AO 1 No. Broad St......................C. P. Jarden Southwark Mfg. Co. (B).......... Winslow St.. Camden. X. J................... T. W. Griffiths Spruance Co.. The Gilbert (Ai Richmond and Tioga Sts..Gilbert Spruance Sun Oil Co. (C)........................... 1608 Walnut St................Paul A. Devereux Thomson Wood Finishing Co. (A) ........................................... 620 Xo. Third St............ Isadore Binswanger United Color & Pigment Co. ( B) ........................................... 2401 Chestnut St.........George P. Woodward Vanderbiit Co.. Inc.. R. T. tC) 1428 Hillside Rd., Wynnewood. Pa.................Jas. E. Heckel Waterall & Co.. Inc., Wm. (A). 323 Arch St................................ S. D. Waples Weber Co., F. (A)...................... 1220 Buttonwood St..................E. G. Weber Wetherill & Bro., Inc. (B1.-..1328 Chestnut St....................B. G. Lehman Wetherill & Co., Inc.. Geo. D. (Aj ...........................................113 Arch St................................. S. R. Matlack Williams & Co.. C. K. (B).......Easton. Pa.................................... S. E. Richards Woodhouse. Samuel F. i A).... Unity and Franklin Sts., Frankford, Pa............Samuel Woodhouse Yarnall Paint Co. (A).............. Grays Ave. at 54th St------Wm. MacKnight PITTSBURGH PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President............................................................... James K. Wh it e i W. W. Lawrence & Co. I Vice-President..........................................................J. W. JOHNSON (Pittsburgh Paint Supply Co.) Secretary...................................................................Geo . F. Smit h (1016 Fulton Bldg.i Treasurer.................................................................. H. R. Ur bac h i O. Hommei Co. i Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America iB) Gulf Bldg.................................... H. A. Tallon American Can Co. (B).............. Westinghouse Bldg..................... H. R. Lowrie 3utt5. H. D.................................... Grant Bldg................................... H. D. Butts De Vilbiss Mfg. Co. (B>.......... 501 Pina Bldg..................... E. A. Lightfoot Du Pont de Nemours (To.. Inc.. E. I. (A)...................................H2 Shady Ave............................H. J. Strang Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)....I7I3 Liverpool St., No. Side.. Bruce Miller F*,k 1 c- ................ '-Aas***........ . Hommei Co.. The 0. (Cl.......... 209 Fourth Ave...................... B. 8. Urbach Imperial Paper & Color Corp. iB) ........................................... 533 Bulidcy Bldg.. ____ . Cleveland. Ohio.................A. T. Kyrtl Impervious Varnish Co. (A).. .Hoppers Bldg.......................... .A. E. Dm Lawrence & Co.. W. W. (A). - West Carson St......................... ivSHS Lucas & Co.. Inc.. John (A).. West Carson St...................... yd* ~fl*. McCann Shields Paint Co. (AI .2T Alexander St........................ t StoeMa Michel & Co.. C. A. <E).......... 640 Smithneld St................. ........ G- National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa. ___ . (B) ........................................... Commonwealth Bldg................. ** Tajior 119 Firm Address Representative Neville Co. 1B1 . .........................Neville Island................................ E. R. Coyle New Jersey Zinc Saies Co. iBi . 160 Front St- New Fork. N. V................. Harold Hedden Owens-Illinois Can Co. (BI ... Chambers St.. McKees Rocks. Pa.......................AI McGhee Penn Paint Co. (Cl.................. loll Penn Ave....................... Loring S. Jones Pittsburgh Paint Supply Co. (C) 903 Liberty Ave...................J. W. Johnston Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 832 Dunuesne Way.................. C. J. Caspar St. Joseph Lead Co. (B).......... 1439 Oliver Bldg................ Ray L. Cathcart Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)....55 Water St............................ E. B. Harrison Sipe & Co.. James B. (Aj.--.Box 87, South Hills Branch..C. R. Eggers Suydam Co., M. B.(A)..............Island and Preble Aves......... H. V. Natcher Thompson &Co. (A).................. 1085 Allegheny Ave., Oakmont, Pa......................J. V. Thompson Union Paint Co. (At................ 1200 Shore Ave. N.S.................... Emil Weil Watson-Standard Co. (A)........ 225 Galveston Ave..................... J. D. Watson Zimmerman Co., E. E. (A) ... Fulton Bldg....................... E. E. Zimmerman PORTLAND, OREGON PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President........................................................... Ber n ar d (National Lead Co.) L.De a t o n Vice-President..........................................................Geo . (West Coast Kalsomine Co.) J.Na n e t t i Secretary-Treasurer......................................... Er n es t (409 Gerlinger Bldg.) H.Mo r g a n Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B)........... 2127 N. W. 26th St................Harvey Lindsey Butcher Co.. L. H. iC)........... 1504 N. W. Johnson St..............D. W. Jorres Dunne Co., David M. (C)........ 1944 N. W. Roosevelt Ave................................ Empire Oil & Food Products Co. (C)..................................... 6930 S. W. Macadam Rd.........G. E. Merwin D. W. Ferguson (C).................1501 N. W. Kearney St....D. W. Ferguson Fisher-Thorsen & Co. (A)........ 2100 N. W. 22nd St....Warren M. Thorsen Fuller & Co., W. P. (A).......... 2181 N. W. Nicolai 3t....C. B. Van Houten General Paint Corp. (A)........ 838 S. W. Second Ave......... S. C. Rasmussen Glidden Co.. The (A).............. 2736 N. W. Front Ave.............Fred Cariston Laucks, Inc., I. F. (A)............ 911 X. W. Hoyt St........ Gordon T. Newcomb Marshall Wells Co. (C)............ 1420 N. W. Lovejoy St........... M. L. Murray Miller Paint & Wallpaper Co. (C) ........................................... 317 S. E. Grand Ave..................... E. Miller National Lead Co- (B'............1211 N. W. Glisan St.................B. L. Deaton Pacific Laboratories, Inc. (C).Park Rose. Station H....................................... Paraffine Companies, The (A 1.1600 N. W. 16th Ave....................H. Dinger Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 900 S. W. Second Ave..............C. E. Collins Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 1308 N. W. Everett St..........D. A. Aronson Standard Oil Co. iC)................ Pacific Bldg................................. R. D. Dodge Van Waters 4 Rogers, Inc. (C) 646 No. Thompson St............J. G. Richards West Coast Kalsomine Co. (A) 1225 N. W. Everett St........Geo. J. Nanetti PUGET SOUND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION SEATTLE President.............................................................Geo . W. Fe l d ma n (W. P. Fuller & Co.) Vice-President............................................------ Eu g en e F. Cl a r k (L. H. Butcher Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.........................................'. -B. W. Lo c k h ar t ' (National Lead Co.) Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B).............Ft. of Clay St........................... G. E. Paulsen 120 NPGA/RI 018957 Firm Address Representative Butcher Co., L. H. (C).............. 1516 First Ave. South................E. F. Clark Du Pont cie Nemours & Co.. . Inc.. E. 1. (A)...........................1218 Sixth Ave. South................ Mr. Privat Fuller Co., W. P. (A).............. Second and Jackson Sts...Geo. W. Feidman General Paint Corp. (Ai.......... First and Spring Sts..................D_ M. Boylan Laucks. Inc- I. F. (A).............Maritime Bldg.....................Leo W. Eilertson Miller St Co., Carl F. (C)........ 1008 Western Ave.................... Carl F. Miller National Lead Co. (B)...............973 John St..................................P. M. Carter Paraifine Companies, Inc. (A). 1217 Sixth Ave. South............. S. D. Kellner Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 316 Westlake, North............ R. R. Erickson Preservative Paint Co. (A)... 5-110 Airport Way............ E. B. Mackenzie Reardon Co., The (A).............. Port of Seattle, Reardon Street Dock...John Uphagrove Schorn Paint Co. (A).................... 1128 W. Spokane St................ Frank Schorn Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 1048 Sixth Ave. South...........Frank Hewes Soiastic Products Co. (A;........ 5232 Shilshole Ave............. R. E. Van Horn Van Waters St Rogers, Inc. (C) 1263 Sixth Ave. South...........Nat Rogers West Coast Kalsomine Co. (A) 4784 East Marginal Way----- J. D. Norvali RICHMOND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................. F. V. Gt'NN, Jr . . (John T. Lewis & Bros. Co.) Vice-President................................................... Ja mes A.Sau n d er s (The Atlantic Varnish & Paint Co.) Secretary.......................................................Geo r g e W. Ch r is t ia n (Spencer Kellogg & Sons. Inc.j Treasurer....................................................................... C. H. Sn ead (The Bullington Paint Co. I Firm Address Representative Alcatraz Co.. The (Ai.............. 3200 WilliamsburgAve.......... T. A. Armitage American Can Co. (B).............2401 Venable St., E.............. J. C. Fairlamb Atlantic Varnish Si Paint Works (A).............................. 2829 Lester St..................... Jas. A. Saunders Bullington Paint Co. (A)..... 40016 E. Broad St............Robt. Bullington Harwood Bros. (E).................. 1009 E. Canal St............. H. B. Weatherford Kelloggs & Miller Sales Co. (B) ........................................... Hermitage Rd.............................A. C. Young Kellogg St Sons, Inc., Sbencer (B) .............................!............902 No. 17th St...................G. W. Christian Lewis & Bros Co.. John T. (B) .1422 E. Cary St............................F. V. Gunn Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)7th and Byrd Sts................... W. S. Dunning Ratcliffe-Goolsby Paint Co. <C) 211 No. First St..................... C. H. Ratcliffe Richmond Glass Shop tCl....808 W. Broad St................Frank Balkowski Sampson Paint & Color Co.... (A) ............. -.......................... 1415 E. Main St.......................F. J. Sampson. Sanders Bros. Co. (E).............. 1318 W. Broad St.................... W. B. Elwang Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)___ 1315 E. Main St......................... I. A. Stegar Southern Varnish Corp. (A)..Box 1004, Roanoke. Va............................ N. W. Kelly ST. LOUIS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................... G. B. Du n f o r d (Intercoastal Paint Corp.) Vice-President......................................................... Fr an k Cl a r k e (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary........................................................................R. J. Fer r ee (National Lead Co.) Treasurer.................................................................. D. L. Ru mme l (Cook Paint & Varnish Co.) Firm Address Representative Absorene Mfg. Co. iC).............. 1609 No. 14th St................... H. R. Henderson 121 Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America t B) . 1S25 Boatmen's Bank Bldg.. . D. P. Murray American Can Co. i.B)............ 11 Branch St.....................................Ed'.v. Lan: American Commercial Ale. Corp. tC)................................. 1221 So. Second St.....................Frank Saie American Cvanamid Chem ical Co. t'B).............................60s So. Main St..................... W. H. Andrews American Paint Journal t C J .. 3T13 Washington Ave.................. A. F. Voss American Zinc Sales Co. (B)i.Paul Brown Bldg.................. Fred W. Knoke Archer-Danieis-Midland Co. (B) ........................................... 14th and Gratiot St..........................J. R. Ginn Ault & Wiborg Corp. (A).........1909 Locust St........................... E. E. Ammon Banner Supply Co. (A).......... 1804 So. Jefferson St.......... J. C. Hoffmeister Barrett Co., The (C).............. 4528 So. Broadway..................W. W. Xiehaus Behr ManningCorp. (C).......... 1602 Locust St.............................. J. F. Connor Biddle Co.. The (Al.................. 612 S. Main St........................Oliver J. Biddle Brown Petroleum Co., B. J. (C) ........................................... 1416 Wittenberg St...................... R. J. Brown Chemical & Pigment Co., Inc. (A) ............................................Collinsville. Ill............................... C. V. Bates Commercial Solvents Corp. (C) 507 So. Main St................H. I. Backenhoidt Con-Ferro Paint Sc Varnish Co. (A)..................................... 3228 X. Broadway....................... 3. M. Koplar Continental CanCo. (B)............ P. 0. Box 1242.............................. T. H. Mayes Cook Paint Sc Varnish Co. (A).4465 Manchester Ave..............D. L. Rummel DeMert Sc Dougherty 'C)........ 1600 Clark Ave....................... Louts W. Guise DeVilbiss Co., The (B)............ 1903 Washington Ave............L. C. LeResche Dill-Hough Co. (C).................. 60B So. Main St......................... M. L. Coleman Du Pont de Nemours & Co lne., E. I. (A).........................6460 San Bonita Ave............ Jas. W. Greeves Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (B)----- 1218 Olive St- East St. Louis, 111.................. G. A. Cowan George Co- P. D. (A).............. 4153 Bingham Ave....................P. D. George Hammar Bros. White Lead Co. (B) ........................................... 305 St. Clair Ave., East St. Louis. Ill........R. E. McCormack Hercules Powder Co. (B) .... Railway Exchange Bldg............F. W. Hoyt Hinds Sc Dauch Paper Co. (C). 5110 Penrose St.................... W. W. Forsman Imperial Paper Sc Color Corp. (B) ........................................... 3713 Washington Blvd.......... W. T. Thumser Inter-Coastal Paint Corp. (A). 1248 Walnut St- East St. Louis. Ill................Geo. Dunford Irons Co- Clifford L. (C)........619 Clark Ave....................... Clifford L. Irons Kellogg Sc Sons. Inc- Spencer (B) ............................................108 Mullanphy St.................... E. W. Weaver Lawson-Eberson Paint Co. (A) 116 No. Second St........................ E. Eberson Mar-Kay Mfg. Co. (A)........... 2715 So. Second St................ Chas. F. McKay Mepham Sc Co- Geo. S. (B)...20th and Lynch Sts.. East St. Louis, 111............Harry F. Lodge Minnesota Mining Sc Mfg. Co. iA) ........................................... 1220 Spruce St..............................Robt. Webb Miracul Wax Co. (C).................1322 Dolman St..................... T. R. Patterson Missouri Paint Sc Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 5125 No. Second St- C. A. Schraudenbach Mitchell-Mayer Co- Inc. {A1..607 So. Vanderventer St..........Leo Mitchell Monsanto Chemical Co. (B)...1700 South Second Street....H. M. Harker Moore Sc Co,, Benj. (A)..........1630 So. Second St.......................W. C. LaRue Mound City Paint Sc Color Co. (A) ........................................... 217 So. Garrison Ave................. S. R. Casey Muralo Co. (A)...........................Ambassador Bldg.....................E. J. Murphy National Lead Co. (B).............. 722 Chestnut St............................ R. J. Ferree National Pigment and Chemical Missouri Pacific R. R. Sc River Des Peres Division, National Lead Co... C. P. DeLore New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) 826 Clark Ave...................... C. H. Petterson Xiehaus Sc Co- J. E. (C).......... 429 So. 12th St........................ J. E. Niehaus 122 NPCA/RI 018959 Firm Address Representative Phelan-Faust Paint Mfg. Co. i A i ............................ 932 Loughborough Ave..........W. J. Pheian PittsDurgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 1106 Central Industrial Ave.. Frank Clarke Pockels Drue, Glass Sc Paint Co. f A i ..................................... Jetferson and Gravois.......... Sidney Pockels Point Milling Jt Mfg. Co. (B). 20th and Lynch St.. East St. Louis. Ill..................L. K. Ayres Pushee Sc Sons. Inc.. J. C. (B). 4951 Laclede Ave............Harlev B. Caywood P.eardon Co.. The fA)............... 2200 No. Second St..................J. V. Reardon Robbins Varnish Co.. A. (A).. 1535 No. Eighth St............Clarence Robbins Robins & Co.. G. S. (B)........... 316 So. Commercial St........M. A. Schneller St. Louis Surfacer Sc Paint Co. (A) ............................................. 4200 Arlington St.......................... H. C. Avis Schraff-Koken Mfg. Co. (C>... 7900 Michigan Ave................. P. W. Newell Schulte Paint Sc Lacquer Mfg. Co. (A) ....................................... 4525 Carter Ave............... Frank T. Schulte Seidlitr Paint & Varnish Co. (A) ............................................. 114 Plant St.. Webster Groves. Mo........... Max McClure Shell Petroleum Corp. (C).... Shell Bldg.......................... E. G. Richardson Sherwin-Williams Co. (A).... 515 Spruce St...........................A. W. Baeder Steelcote Mf?. Co. (A)............. 3418 Gratiot St..............................Geo. Niedt Sullivan Sales Co.. Phil A. (C) 4051 St. Louis Ave..............Phil A. Sullivan Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. iC)....................................... 1101 No. Levee St................Morton Mayer Titanium Pigment Corp. (B>.. Carondelet Sta........................ D. W. Edgerly C. S. Lacquer & Chemical Co. f A> ............................................. 2115 Singleton Ave....................... Don Davis L'tah Gilsonite Co. IC)............. Wainright Bldg........................O. M. Barron Vane-Calvert Paint Co. (A)... 1601 No. Broadway.... Chas. A. Niemeyer Wheeling Corrugating Co. (C). 1000 Spruce St........................ H. T. Brinton Woodward & Tieman Painting Co. (C)......................................... 1519 Tower Grove Ave.................F. Merker Wurdack Lacquer Mfg. Co. ' A) ........................................... 6417 Dale Ave.................... Walter Wurdack TOLEDO PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President....................................................................R. H. AHKENDT (Superior Paint Co.) Vice-President..........................................................C. A. ScHAEFUt (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary-Treasurer........................................... Jo h n W. Do o l ey (Lindsey Wallpaper Sc Paint Co.) Firm Address Representative Acme White Lead & Color Works. The (A)...................... 146 Summit St........................... J. C. Fralich American Can Co. (B)............ City Park Ave. and Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. Hamilton St........................G. W. Winters (B) ...........................................Hanson Ave................................R. E. Endress Buckeye Paint Sc Varnish Co. * A l ........................................... Lucas and 15th Sts......... P. F. Whalen. Jr. DeVilbiss Co. (B)...................... 300 Phillips Ave............................... W. J. Pitt Dolphin Paint Sc Varnish Co. (A) ........................................... 922 Locust St...............................Julius Blum Eagie-Picher Lead Co. (B) .... Broadway and East Ninth St. Cleveland. Ohio.................... Arthur Grau Glidden Co.. The (A)................ 233 Summitt St............................. A. J. Howe Kuhlman Buiiders Supply & Brick Co.. The (C)................ Nicholas Bldg......................... C. V. Stevenson 123 Firm A da re: Representative Lake Shore Paint Co. iA>----- 222 Hur'-n St............................... T. F. Coulter Lindsev Wall Paoer Co. iC>..335 No. Erie St...........................John Dooiey National Lead Co. (Bi............. 123 L'r.iversity Blvd.................... J. G. Ludey Pittsburrh Plate Glass Co. (Ai 2410 Albion St....................... C. A. Schaefer Schmidt Wall PaDer Co. (C1..705 Cherry St..............................C. C. Hodges SuDerior Paint Co. tC *...........508 Monroe St...........................R. J. Ahrendt Western Woodwork Si Lumber r0. id.......................................731 Water St..................................A. -J. Krupp Wilcox Co., M. I. tE)............... 210 Water St.......................... Thos. P. Steeie TORONTO PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President..............................................................................W. G. He l l ia r (Sturgeons, Ltd.j Vice-President............................................................. H. D. Ho g g in s Secretary.................................... ........................................ J- D. Cr a ig (263 Sorauren Ave.) Treasurer.................................................................. 15. W. ScHOAEES (The Dominion Linseed Oil Co- Ltd.) Firm Address Representative American Can Co. iC)............ Federal Bldg............................. S. P. McNabb Aulcraft Paints. Ltd. (Cl........ 325 Symington Ave.........Col. C. M. Abbott Boeckh Co., Ltd. (Cl................ 24 Noble St........................... C. M. Farringer Brandram-Henderson. Ltd. (C) 377 Carlaw Ave...................... H. A. Roberts Canada Paint Co. (Cl.............. Leslie St........................................ R. M. Smith Canadian Industries, Ltd. (Cl.Perth Ave................................ H. S. Chandler Continental Can Co. of Canada iC) ........................................... New Toronto............................... A. Sexsmith Crown Diamond Paint Co. (0.66 Tecumsen St........................ H. F. Hussey Dominion Linseed Oil Co.. Ltd. (Cl ........................................... 1009 Royal Bank Bldg...H. P. Livingston Empire 'Wallpaper Co. (Cl...334 Yonge St.............................. S. Gardner Everall Colour Card Co. (C1..207 Jarvis St.............................. Geo. Everall Glidden Co. (C).......................... 372 Wallace Ave.............................. Geo- Mowat Harris Co.. E. (C)......................73 King St. East.................................C- Meyer Imperial Varnish Si Color Co. iDl ........................................... 20 Morse St......................... T. F. Monypenny International Varnish Co. (0.371 Carlaw Ave........................ W. P. Walsh Lowe Bros Co. t C).....................263 Sorauren Ave................ F. J. Penberthy Martin Senour Co. (C).............375 Carlaw Ave..........................E. J. Cookson Moore St Co.. Benjr (Cl............6 Lloyd Ave.......................................... F. Moore Muirhead Co.. A. (C).............. 217 King St. East............. W. H. M. Bonnell Pilkington Bros., Ltd. (C)...... 19 Mercer St............................. S. J. Andrews Ross, Ltd., Bruce (C)...............159 Bay St..................................... Bruce Ross Rubberset Co. (C).....................94 Wellington St. West............... W. Taylor Scarfe Si Co. (C).......................128 Simcoe St........................... W. p. Klersey Sherwin-Williams Co. (C).......1 Leslie St..................................W. J. Delaney Standard Chemical Co. i Cl... 200 Bay St.......................................... F. Goad Stewart & Wood Co. (C)........ 84 York St.................................... H. A. Moore Sturgeons, Ltd. (C).................. 330 Cariaw Ave.......................... A. E. Adams Trelco, Ltd. (Cl........................ 518 Yonge St................................... J. Mowder Wilson Patterson Gifford, Ltd. f C > ...........................................132 St. Helena Avenue......................W. Bate 124 NPCA/R1 018961 UTAH PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President................................................................................ B. W. Bl'TLER i W. P. Fuller A Co.) Secretary-Treasurer............................................... Jo s e p h S. Ne l s o n (Bennett Glass A Paint Co.i Firm Address Representative Acme Quality Paint Store (A).29 E. First South St... .Ephraim E. Malm American Can Co. (B)............ 2425 Blake St. Denver, Colorado............ W. A. Landgrai Armstrong-Engberg Wall Paper Co. fC).........................19 W. First South St........... A. N. Engberg Bennett Glass A Paint Co. (A) 61 W. 1st South St-------Wallace F. Bennett- Fuiler A Co., W. P. (A).......... 404 W. Fourth South St......... B. W. Butler Gateway Glass and Paint Co. t C) ........................................... 2340 Washington Ave,, Ogden, Utah.................... C. Clyde Brown Salt Lake Glass A Paint Co. (E) ........................................... 33 E. First South St...........Harry Shepherd Salt Lake Hardware Co. (C)..105 No. Third West St...Harold J. Martin Peck A Ash Wallpaper Co. <C) 992 So. Main St....................Frank H. Peck Perschon Paint A Wall Paper Co. iC).......................................339 So. State St...................Wo. F. Perschon Sherwin-Williams Co.. The (A) 53 W. 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