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'Jb>"TMlirfcnn;lj:fCrane occupied the chair.
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, ^tnp,ffhw*T,P"n "brought tn the attention T the Committee a '
iletter mf Moranler *7, 1955 from Mr. Eeorge X. Berry, giving details
`-pff.ja Maaihingttm conference scheduled Tor December 9, from which-it
appeared that the cnriferehce would Be conducted in a manner different
;Tre thBt. rr1 glnntly ^TwH^tiod hy 3|t , 3terpy^^_l<t-h4e-r hTjDctoberJB^ and
;l Lb o that the machinery met np Tor conducting the monference masmuch
-Sas posslbly-to place' theHead Industry In a position whereby iLt/jnfight
rpptmsor.a movement to which ft eras opposed, " Telegrams snd letters,
Jlioa vaTitms.'wembers ha ithe subject were mead.
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Tt also developed that the United States Copper Association
Bad taken a Strong -Stard ln opposition tp the mnriT-er^nce and had ~de-
: ^eii-wed the ^trpitatian
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lifter discussion* 3Llf eras -regulerly moved* seconded Pud mh|
" animonsly married that the JoiXlowlng 'resolution Be Joraarded to Mr. '
vBerrys
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lEHitAS, HieTLead Ihdustrles Bssoclatlcai vrcs Invited* -under date mT i?
Sctoher 3* 1335, to attend a cxjnTerence In Ufashlngton* mailed By Sir. ;
Seorje 1. Berry, Coordinator Tar Industrial Cooperation* *ldr the'OTrr-
pose o! conTerring upon the advisability of develDoinr -a memnanent
structure contemplating the furtherance -of prosperity ^i-nd -stahillty '
in our industrial liTe'w* and *Tor consideration of tt^-* Best means -cf r ?-
accelerating industrial recovery, eOlmln-ting-amenrolryment lanc main- 4
taining Business and labor standards**^ and
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UHEREAB, the lead Industries Association in -reply declared tLtself -as -a -;
.opposed to the aforesaid governmental conference at this -time astena-r-
ing tD confuse and disturb Industry, jalthourh Indlcatinr a willingness
to send a representative if desir'd3 and
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37HFHEA5, Mr. Serry's letter af movesdrerT,* X3B5, giving retails ioX . -the ronTerencp, undisclosed hy 'the invitation sKT October B, Trom
which it vrnpeaTS that the'meeting *111 he *o rondncted thst xepre- '
sentalives i>T the lead industries Association might he lield io have
rosanlited -the industry and its members to a program ndonted at -the
conference because or participation in itj and^i>
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57HEFF/5, majority action upon matters placed before the rohference '
might by implication bind ^ inimllling mlnorilyj . and
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TFHFFF.AS, the Xead industries Association basically represents a aaa-
-tnral rresooirce industry, producing rtivgraIliad lead products Xron
mine to .finished m8terinl,with mlnlngind aaelting operations gen-
rondurted in remote localities tinder operating renditions ,
nisslmlier to -those asnaUvjoimfl in irther industries, end with prbb-
Iw h peculiarly Its ownj and
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UHEHEAS, ;the lead industry '*mn made greater progress out of tthe he- `
presslnn Trnm the .standpoint oT both asrpDLoyer end employe since the
hexminathan of JLXh.*. *than~4.t jdidhefores
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lbw2-!rflKREn)HE, SF XT TESD^TED^ ihet It is hndeslTable Tor the lead in-
adustry aam omit to send s ^representatave to the meeting railed hy-Jlp. .
Ireorge
to be field In WaahingtanonXtecembeT 9, 3325-
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The-Chairman then railed noon -the Tamnittee to mnsider -the
budgetifor 1B3E, and upon explanation of the -Secretary., the -Jpll paring
hudgeitmas-presented-and ;pnaniamnrsl3r sdopteds
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JRrtmltnre, Fixtures and Equipment
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Salaries
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Bent end light -
Telephone and TeX^jraphs
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Books and Suhscriptlnns^ j -Printing
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Traveling Fzpenses Medical Research
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Office Frpense Miscellaneous
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Technical Research
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. The Secretary stated -that
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t mce -which -the lead industries AssodattanmaxOd Save at the and of
ttte ^rear 1935, it would not fbe necessary tto jdramtrpon the member-
hip Tor ihe'iull amount of the proposed Sndget tart that HlO^DDD.OO
ould t>e appropriated Tran -the wyghia -Mmi*
^on January
1L X936 of about #S0,O00t)0 'y-i: ' ' f
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