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;a r b o o k ifSl946 : ji 3 >*3 suit, Uamifili mb Earqupr 3ttr. - :}^ r.`&* Incorporated Dec. 1,13S3.' yv.2 nj "><: (SapCTMdlag'fMer Orguiiatiou Datmf from 1SSS):. IjMWyigfjijrryj*.!.Cv; . ;>*< ( _ . nglHistory, By-Law*, Membership, Committee md O^if?/' * '"i?and Other Assodational Reference Data, With *" " ` 5arie*Jo/^ the-. 1944. and WrfS "Conventions-at-Bome" ';;'- . '\fy. s`S `~"J ""* * --uutl Meetings of. the Organized IndmiTy)^. ^ V" \ ^i 'Sjr't' y . : v% >- ` . f . ' y'*'sc -. ; .*-3 -L ; .'a `S * s'/ -a4*-. Washington 5, D. C. ^the' Entire Paint Industry fe of America j' sif V'ei 7 **??* *'' r. NPCA/RI 018353 / NPCA/RI 018354 Your Washington Staff MARY 2. ESPEY LOKORE KENT GEORGE C. SWARD GEORGE I. MSSSINGER j Katixmai $Iautt, Bantiah anb Eanpu EXECUTIVE COMMT T NPCA/RI 018355 And Its Functions . . . &EEJEL W. ELTON \ Y U. Q. MACDONALD GEORGE SL PRIEST. JR. Z. E. H07TMAN EDITH I. ALLEN Asanrialum, 3nr. :E L. 0. CARVER EDWARD R. DRAKE E. A. LEVElLUw Just Happen!" 1500 Rhode Island Ave^ A', H\ Washington 5, D. C. NPCA/RI 018356 YEAR BOOK 1946 Of Ilf? National paint, Hannah anil Sarquer Aaanriatmn, Jnr. Organized November 1, 1933 Incorporated December 1, 1933 ' SUPERSEDING National Paint. Oil and Varnish Association (Organized September II, 1888) Paint Grinders' Association of the U. S. (Organized May 8, 1899) Psint Manufacturers' Association of the U. S. (A chance of name by the Paint Grinders' Association in 1907) National Varnish Manufacturers' Association (Organized November 9, 1903) American Paint and Varnish Mfrs.' Association (Organized October 11, 1926) National Association of Paint Jobbers (Organized Msreh It, 1914) National Association of Paint Distribntors, Inc. (Organized Janaary 24, 1923) National Wholesale Paint Association, Inc. (Organized October 31, 1933) Including History, By-Laws, Membership, Committee and Staff Lists, and Other Associational Reference Data, with Summaries of 56th ANNUAL MEETING (Statutory Meeting, Oct. 26, 1944) "CONTENTION-AT-HOME" BY MAIL FROM Association Headquarters, Washington, D. C. October 25, 26, 27, 1944 57th ANNUAL MEETING (Statutory Meeting, Nov. 1, 1945) "CONVENTION-AT-HOME" BY MAIL FROM Association Headquarters, Washington, D. C. October 31, November 1, 2, 1945 Executive Htadquartera NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. 1300 Rhode Island Arcnoe. N. W_ Washington S. D. C. Printed in U.S.A. i i NPCA/R1 018357 Anti-BribeTy Agreement INDEX ............................................ Pages 4? Army-Navy "E" and Maritime "M" Award* to Members . 20 Awards by A.T.A.E. and U. S. Government.................................. .. . 16-19 By-Law* ................................................... .................................................. 33-46 Certificate of Incorporation................................ 31-32 Chronology of Local Paint Association*...................... 27-29 Code of Ethic*....................................................... 45 Committee Chairmen, 1945 64-56 Committee Chairmen, 1946 .. . 63-71 Committees, 1946 ........................................... . 72-78 Convention Cities and Hotels, 1888-1946 ................................................ 22 Convention Summary, 1944 . . Convention Summary, 1945 Definitions .................................................................................................... 48-49 Estimated Value of Property Protected by Paint in U. S................. 29 Executive Committee, 1945........................................................................ 54 Executive Committee, 1946....................................................................62, 64-67 "A Feeble Voice in the Wilderness".................................................... 14 Foreword ......................;....................... >.................................................... Growth of the Paint, Varnish A Lacquer Industry in the U. S,, 1849-1939, at shown by tba Bi-ennial Census of Manufactures History ................ .................................................................................... 3 SO 12-14 "Lest We Forget!"...................................................................................... 48 Letter of Appreciation from Military Planning Division, Q.M.C........ 78 Local Associations, Membership Lists...................................................... 117-159 Manufacturing 4 Wholesale Members, N. P. V. 4 L A..................... 79-116 Non-Exchange Agreement.......... ............................................................. 47 Officers, N.P.V. 8c L.A., 1983-1946 .......................................................... 25-27 Officers, N.P.V. * L.A., 1945...................................................................... 53 Officer*. N.P.V. 8t L.A., 1946................................................................62, 64-67 "The Open Door"......................................................................................... 8 Postwar Need for Strong TradeAssociations......................................... 8 President's Address, 1945 "Convention-at-Homa".............................. Presidents, American Paint 8c Varniah Manufacturers' Assn., 1926-1932 ........................................................................................... Presidents, National Varnish Manufacturers' Association, 1903-1925 ........................................................................................... Presidents, National Paint, Oil 4 Varnish Association, 1888-1933. Presidents, Paint Grinders' Assn, of 17. S. and Paint Manufacturers' Association of U. S,, 1899-1925......................"................................ Retirement Pension Plan................................................. ..................... Secretaries 4 Treasurers, National Paint, Oil 4 Varnish Association, Inc., 1888-1933 ............................... Staff at Association Headquarters (folded insert) Ten Important Facto About the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association............................................................. A Tribute to the Clean Up-Paint Up-FixUp Campaign....................... Tour Association Headquarters Building Your President ....................................................................... 57-59 ' 25 25 23 24 63 23-24 3-5 21 6-7 6* 2 49-53 55-61 NPCA/Rl 018358 FOREWORD While thie Veer Book includes condensed resumes of the "Conventions-at-Home" and Statutory meetings of 1944 and 1945, no attempt has been made to include the texts of the presentations end addresses, with the exception of the President's address and summery in connection with the 1945 "Convention-at-Home" which dealt with the outlook for the postwar period. The presentations and commit tee reports for the 1944 and 1945 "Conventions-at-Home" were pub lished in full in the "Contention Daily," and in the regular trade papers, and are available for reference in the files of those publica tions. The purpose of this Year Book is to protide in convenient form a reflection of the basic service of the paint, varnish and lacquer industry, with a chronology of the organizational development of the industry, the By-Laws of our Association as amended to date, the membership, committee and staff lists of the Association as they stand at the date of this publication, with other fundamental aaaodational data. Except for a summary of the honors bestowed upon the Associa tion by the Government in recognition of its service to the nation daring the war, this Year Book does not attempt to republish the chronicle of the paint industry's war service. That record will be found in the last previous Year Book, which was published in 1944. and in the files of the "Convention Daily" and other trade journals which recorded the presentations on the 1944 and 1945 "Convention- at-Home" programs. ' "/it the Public ServiceT 10 IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT THE NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH & LACQUER ASSOCIATION 1. What it the A'J'.V. t LA.? The National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association is an organization of manufacturers actively united to promote the welfare and progress of the industry, to strengthen business and fraternal relations among its mem bers, to eliminate evils and practices contrary to sound business principles and ethics, and to safeguard the interests of the public. 2. Who are Eligible tar Memberthip in the h'P.V. & LA.? Membership in this Association consists of individuals, firms and corpor ations who are manufacturers of paints, varnishes, lacquers, roof coatings, putty and kindred products, or who produce materials used in the manufac ture of these paint products, or who are otherwise active in the paint in dustry. 3 NPCA/RI 018359 3. tVhat are the Clateet at hiemberthip? There are five membership classifications in the N.P.V & L.A., with eligibility requirements as follows: Clou A. Manufacturers of the finished products of the industry. Close B. Manufacturers of raw materials, containers or equipment used by paint, varnish and lacquer manufacturers. Clatt C. Manufacturers' agents, importers, trade publication representa tives, and others rendering service of value to the industry, and who are members of local affiliated associations. Clate D. Canadian manufacturers. . Clate E. Wholesale distributors. 4. What it the Colt at hiemberthip? Dues for Clast A and Class B memberships are based on domestic sales of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints and kindred products--or on sales of raw materials or equipment to manufacturers of such products-- and amount to approximately l/25th of 1% on those sales. In the case of Class C and Gass E memberships, dues are $20 and $25 per year, respec tively. 5. Boib Old it the W.f. t j LA? This Association is one of the oldest and most successful trade associations in the United States. It came into being more than half a century ago, when manufacturers in the paint industry began to realize that the best means of protecting their interests and promoting the sale of their products was the development of activities beneficial to the entire group. Through the years the N.P.V. & LA. has, with ever increasing effectiveness, been dedicated to this vital program. $. What it the Need for the NJ>.V. & LA.? Today, the need for the services of the N.P.V. & L.A. is greater than ever before, in order to cope with the many problems faced by the industry in the postwar world. The momentum of years of effort in making America paint-conscious was lost during the war. The publie lost the habit of painting regularly to pro tect property. It must be re-educated to understand the vital role of paint and color in health, sanitation and better living. Paint manufacturers now have the largest production capacity in their history. New business must be found to keep these facilities in use. A number of false ideas about paint products and "paint substitutes" have become prevalent, and these must be corrected. The encroachment of other industries into the paint field must be intelligently counteracted. Many such problems are too big to be solved by the individual manufac turer. They must be met on an industry-wide basis. Only the national Association is equipped to do practical research on the common problems of the industry, to get a true over-all picture of condi tions and trends, and to bring important information to members promptly. Only a national Association can maintain necessary-liaison with Government agencies and keep steady vigilance over the interests of the industry and the public at large. Only a national Association can conduct promotional and educational campaigns on a scope large enough to produce maximum results --results reflected in increased sales and profits. T. Who Control! the Policiet of the NP.V. t LA.? The National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association is a strictly demo cratic institution in which each member, regardless of size, exercises one vote for the election of officers and members of the Executive Committee. Representative of the total membership, the Executive Committee reviews activities throughout the year and establishes policies for the conduct of Association activities, subject to the will of the membership as expressed at annual conventions. $. What are the Active Working Diiitione of the Aiiociation? The wide scope of services rendered by the N.P.V. Jt L.A. is evident from the activities of its major working divisions: 4 NPCA/RI 018360 (a) Scientific Section. Conducts researches into raw materials; develop* analytical procedures and testing methods; encourages the growing of oil bearing crops; explores new fields of usefulness for paint products; publishes technical bulletins and reviews. (b) Legislative Division. Keeps abreast of all current and prospective legislation affecting the paint, varnish and lacquer industry. (c) Unfair Competition Bureau. Works for adherence to the industry1* established Code of Ethics and handles complaints involving unfair prac tices. <d) Traffic Bureau. Compiles and makes available information concern ing transportation services, regulations, rates and other data relative to shipment of paint products and materials. <e) Trade Mark Bureau. Serves as a clearing house for all trade name* used in the industry and assists member* in the selection of new mark* to avoid infringment. (f) Product Finishes Division. Promotes and protect* the welfare of the manufacturers of industrial finishes. Special consideration is given such subjects a* cost figuring for manufacture and distribution, selling methods, trend of raw materials, substitute materials and finishes, plant hazards, toxic materials, product liability insurance, credits, purchasing specifications, etc. (g) Trade Sales Division. Promotes and protects the welfare of manu facturers of shelf or trade sales goods. The Division works closely with manufacturers, distributors, dealers and painters in improving business methods and stimulating sale*. fh) Public Relations. Prepares and distributes publicity material for newspapers, radio, trade journals and other periodicals, as well as members' regular publications and releases. Edits association publications--"Weekly Letter"--"Open Door"--"Year Book." Assembles and distributes statistical information. (i) Advertising. Cooperative promotion through the best advertising media, conducted on a national scale, to educate the public to a greater appreciation of the importance of paint product* in everyday life; to create a demand for quality materials; and to stimulate sales to keep pace with the tremendous opportunities ahead in the paint field. On the planning stage.) (j) Clean-Up and Paint-Up Bureau. Inspires and guides locally-spon sored and locally-financed civic campaigns throughout the country for the improvement of property, private and. public, in the interest of healthier and more attractive communities and better citizenship. (k) Wholesale Division. Directs activities based on the need* and prob lems of wholesale distributor! of paint products. Primary objective of the group is to increase both volume of sales and distribution efficiency and to decrease waste and losses. (l) Technical Field Service. Cooperates with government agencies, tech nical and production men of the industry, agricultural engineers and other trade associations in an exchange of information on developments of new materials and technological processes of common interest to the psint in dustry end these institutions. 9. What Do f Get out of It? You get the results of more than BO years of cooperative service to the paint industry. The benefits of the Association accrue to every member-- benefits of inestimable value in conducting your business. Support of the Association enables it to maintain as comprehensive a program as possible for the advantage of the industry and every member in it. 10. What Percentage of the Industry is Represented in the Association? At present, representation is approximately 65% in number of manu facturers and 90% in volume of goods produced. The larger the represen tation, the stronger the organization and the more effective its program. The national Association has a vital task to perform in keeping the paint industry in stride with America's postwar march toward a greater economic future. You are invited to do your pari. 5 t! i NPCA/Rl 018361 N P C A /R l 0 1 8 3 6 2 THE CELEBRATED MORTON MANSION AT 1S00 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. N. W,, WASHINGTON 5, D. C^NOW RE-NAMED AS GI1EGG MEMORIAL BUILDING--HOME OF YOUR NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. YOUR ASSOCIATION HEADQUARTERS BUILDING DUE to the taking- over by the government of the original Gregg Memorial Building, former headquarters of your National Paint, Varnish & Lac quer Association at 2201 New York Avenue, N. W., in Washington, D. C., for part of the site of a new War Department building, your National As sociation purchased one of the finest and most stately of Washington's his toric mansions, made necessary alterations and improvements, and trans ferred the Association Headquarters and the designation of Gregg Memorial Building to the new location, 1500 Rhode Island Avenue, N. W,, in March, 1940. The building, pictured on the preceding page, is on a plot bounded by Rhode Island Avenue on the North, N Street on the South, 15th Street on the East, and Scott Circle on the West. It is situated directly on U. S. Route No. 1, the main artery of automobile travel from Van Buren, Maine on the Canadian border, to Key West, Florida, and is very convenient for many who travel to Washington by motor. This edifice has been long known in the Nation's Capital as the Morton Mansion because of its long time ownership and occupancy by the late Levi P. Morton, Vice-President of the United States in the administration of President Benjamin Harrison, Ambassador to France, 1881-1885, a mem ber of Congress in 1878 and founder of the famous old banking firm of Levi P. Morton & Company, which later became Morton, Bliat t Company, in New York. The mansion, which is massive, was built by Gardiner Greene Hubbard, founder of the National Geographic Society, in 1888, for his daughter who married Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. Mr. Morton purchased the property from Mr. Bell. Later it waa leased to Senator Sprague of Massachusetts, and in 1903 to the Russian Government as an embassy. The famous diplomat Comte Caseini, was Ambassador at the time- Acting as hostess for Corate Cassini was his charming and vivacious foster-daughteT, Marguerite, on whom the Csar had bestowed the title of Countess. The Countess, a close friend of "Princess Alice" Roosevelt, held brilliant court in the gTeat mansion. After departure of the Russian Embassy, Elihu Root, then Secretary of State, rented the house. John Hays Hammond, cioee friend of President Taft, also occupied the house at one time. In 1911, Mr. Morton, the owner, closed his Fifth Avenue home in New York City and undertook extensive alterations on the house in Washington, remodeling it to plans drawn by the celebrated architect, John Russell Pope. During this alteration the building was faced with white granite. After the death of Mr. Morton in 1920, the house was occupied by bis daughter, Mrs. William Corcoran EustU until 1928. In 1928 another na tionally known figure--Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills--took the house over for two years. The National Democratic Club, otherwise known as the "Donkey Club," occupied "1500" in 1938. Your National Association purchased the property from Mrs. Miriam J. Keller. The building is of massive construction, far beyond the concept of most modern architects. It has three main floors and a fourth floor with windows in the coping, which do not show conspicuously in a photograph, a basement and a sub-basement. The available space is considerably greater than it was in the Association's previous headquarters. Noted for the architectural beauty of its rooms which are high eeilinged and spacious, and some of which are paneled with rare woods, the mansion is famed for its handsome mantels. Three of them, in particular, can be ranked as museum pieces. Two of these--both of marble, with gold medallions--were presented to Vice-President Morton by the French Government. The third, of carved Carrara marble, was the gift of the Government of Italy. Your National Association has great regard for the tradition of the Mansion and continues to do everything possible to retain and emphasise its architectural charm. It is felt that the building constitutes an ideal setting for the headquarters of an industry that represents color and beauty. Careful consideration has been given to the planning of the color schemes foT each Toom. In many rooms principles of the new art of Paint Styling as advocated by the Council for Paint Styling are illustrated by their prac tical application. "THE OPEN DOOR" IN THIS Association, "The Open Door" (which incidentally is the name of the official monthly bulletin of our organization) when applied 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 headquarters in Washington "Your Washington Office," and to call upon your President and your headquarters staff to help you to solve those many important problems which arise in every business organization, and in which a properly organized trade association can he of valuable assistance. 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! ' POST-WAR NEED FOR STRONG TRADE ASSOCIATIONS "As we approach the post-war transition, the need for strong trade as sociations becomes greater than ever. Many new problems incident to re conversion to peacetime production, including the liquidation of government surpluses, relaxation of production, and price restrictions, personnel rela tions, disposal of government plants and enactment of new legislation affect ing industry must be tackled. Trade associations that can speak for a united industry are bound to exercise an important influence on the decisions and policies that will be adopted. Also, trade associations can play an impor tant pan in the planning of post-war sales expansions."--New York Jour nal of Commerce. Dec. 6. 1943. 8 NPCA/R1 018364 9 NPCA/Rl 018365 10 NPCA/RI 018366 A CORNER OF THE ANALYTICAL LABORATORY IN THE SCIENTIFIC SECTION n NPCA/RI 018367 HISTORY THE old National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association of which our present National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. Inc., is the immediate successor, and also the successor of tha other national organizations of the paint, varnish and lacquer industry, hereinafter listed, was organized at the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga, New York, September II, 1888, and was the first na tional organization of the paint, varnish and allied industries. The national organization was antedated bp 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 Gub 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 Chicago Club was held on February 25, 1887. The New York Club was organized February 26, 1887, which was the day following that of the Chicago meeting, and the Philadelphia Club was organized October 1, 1887. George B. Heckel, in his history of the American paint and varnish industry, "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 1944, there were thirty-four local paint, varnish and laequer associations affiliated with the National Paint, Varnish and Laeqquer Association, Inc. A list of the local associations and the names of thdir members will be found in the concluding pages of this Year Book. In the decades following the organization of the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association, the manufacturers in the industry, while almost in variably retaining their membership in the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association, formed separate organizations which developed as follows: Paint Grinders' Association of the U. S., organized May 8, 1899. Paint Manufacturers' Association of the U. S. (A change of name by the Paint Grinders' Association in 1907). National Varnish Manufacturers Association, organized November 9, 1903. The Ameriezn Paint A Varnish Manufacturers Association, which su perseded the two previously named organizations of manufacturers, which was organized October 11,1926. As time went on, it became customary for the manufacturers' organiza tion to hold its annual meeting at the same hotel and in the same week, as the convention of the old National Paint, Oil A Varnish Association--a pro cedure 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 Indus try held in Chicago. The energetic entry of the Federal Government into su pervision of busmesr was nn immediate and powerful factor ir b-'ici-'r 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 powerful 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 Aesociation, 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, Ine., which was organized January 24, 1923, became the Wholesale Division of the National Paint, Varnish and Laequer Association, Inc. Including the organization meeting on September 11, 1888, and the Statutory Meetings held at Association Headquarters in Washington, D. C., 12 NPCA/RI 018368 in 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945, when "Conventions-at-Home" (by mail) were held, your National Association under the old name of the National Faint, Oil and Varnish Association and under its present name, bat held a total of fifty-seven "annual" meetings. SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF ASSOCIATION PROGRESS IBM 1. National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association founded. During last fifty-seven years number of wage earners of the industry increased approxi mately four times. Money volume of business, approximately 12 times. 1S91 2. Initiated national effort to establish U. S. Department of Commerce, which was accomplished in 1903. 1899 3- Paint Grinders' Association of the United States was created. (Name changed to Paint Manufacturers' Association in 1907). Non-Exchange Agreement adopted, permanently eliminating a vicious and growing evil. 1900 4. Established Trade Mark Bureau--now lists over 22.000 names. No other such complete record exists. 1903 5. National Varnish Manufacturers' Association organized. 1904 6. Educational Bureau created, becoming one of the most constructive agencies in the history of our industry. 1905 7. First state formula labeling law passed in North Dakota. Beginning of scientific development of industry's production. 8. Scientific Section established. Its many diversified scientific circu lars constitute a record of technical progress unequalled by any industry. 1912 9. Allen W. Clark (deceased) launched National Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign, which long since became nationally recognized and accepted. 1914 10. Paint Manufacturers' Association resolved to sell all products net weight and measure. 1917 11. War Service Committee appointed; cooperated closely with Govern ment through entire war period. 1918 12. Unfair Competition Bureau born. Has played conspicuous part in establishing and elevating ethics of industry. Anti-Bribery Agreement adopted. Its acceptance has long been a membership requirement of this Association. . 1919 13. Inaugurated Save the Surface advertising campaign to sell greater paint consciousness to the public. Generally acelaimed as greatest collec tive publicity effort ever conducted by a wbole industry. 1922 14. Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs organized. 1923 15. Adopted Code of Ethics which expresses broad principles of fair, honorable, and decent relations with the public and with competitors. Gen erally accepted and complied with by all members of the industry. ,, 1928 16. Paint Manufacturers' and National Varniih Manufacturers' Assonations consolidated into American Paint and Varnish Manufacturers' As sociation. 17. In recognition of long and valuable service to the industry by Norr's Gregg, who died in 1927, the members of the industry contributed to a fund to purchase and enlarge the Association's national headquarters in Washington, known as the Norris B. Gregg Memorial. All departments of the Association were moved to completed headquarters and their activities consolidated in 1931. 13 4. >T I. r. iV If NPCA/RI 018369 18. Association riven American Trad* Association Executives avard "lor successfully operating a comprehensive, well-coordinated and effective program in the interest both of the public and ol the industry." 1933 19. National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association and American Paint and Varnish Manufacturers' Association consolidated into present organi sation to deal with existing and new problems of the industry, including National Industrial Recovery Act Created two main divisions, Trade and Industrial Sales, which divisions are fully justified by accomplishments. 1935 20. At the request of the National Wholesale Paint Association, it was merged into this organization as a Division. 1935 21. Began active participation with members of the industry to assist in understanding of and compliance with previsions of the Robinson-Patman law, the purpose of which is to prevent discrimination in prices, services, etc., among competitive buyers. Also completed arrangements to provide partial payment financing for manufacturers desiring it. 1937 22. Organized Council for Paint Styling to educate public to recognize changing styles in painting, thereby increasing the frequency with which the products of our industry will be used. 1938 23. The Executive Committee recognizing the desirability of a wider dis semination of information to aid the public in the selection of suitable paints, formally expressed the opinion that formula labeling of certain generally used products, in simple terms, should be universally adopted by members of the industry. . 1939-1944 24. From the start of the war in Europe in September, 1939, your Na tional Association consistently geared itself to serve the government, the public, and the members of the Industry is its relationship to the war's developments and our country's involvement in the conflict, as outlined in President Trigg's 1943 Annual Message and its supplement, published in the 1944 Edition of the Year Book. The postwar situation it reviewed in Presi dent Trigg's 1945 Annual Message on Paget 57-59 of this 1946 Year Book. 1945-1946 . 25. Your National Association received the following Awards for War Service: The United States Navy's Certificate of Achievement "In Recognition of Exceptional Accomplishment in Behalf of the United States Navy and of Meritorious Contribution to the National War Effort-" The United States Navy's Bureau of Ordnance Naval Ordnance Develop ment Award "In Appreciation of Distinguished Service to Naval Ordnance Developments.'' The U. S. Treasury Department's Citation of Award "For Distinguished Services Rendered the War Finance Program." "A Feeble Voiee in the Wilderness" B*zt. Wrt*bt Pilau THERE has never been a time in the his tory of this country when there was such a aeceasity for good organization as today. People have realized more than ever before that in order to have a voice in the affairs of your State or in the affairs of your Fed eral Government, 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 voiee is like a feeble voice in the wilderness. It is not heard. No on* pays any attention to you, but if you want to have a voiee in the affairs of this great Government of ours, it is neces- 14 NPCA/R1 018370 txrj that you become a member of tome association or organization that can peak for you, and in that way your voice will be heard and your voice will be respected."--Honorable Wrigkt Patman, m an address to the Itff Con vention of the National Paint, Varnish. & Lacquer Association, Inc., in Chio&oo. SOME OF THE HONORS TO YOUR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION *Tof iMMMfeU? opuruttnj a fetrotr*. well coordi&ittd ufluettv* proma in h* !*< botk of tbo public led of tlo I ` ' " Awarded April 5, 1932 IN THE SERVICE OF THE PUBLIC AND THE PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER INDUSTRY The Bronze Medallion, the work of a distinguished artist, pictured above, represents the official insignia of honor presented each year by a jury of Award of the American Trade Association Executives, the Chairman being the Honorable Secretary of Commerce. Recognition is thus bestowed on the trade association which is adjudged to have rendered the most valuable service to its members, to industry at large and to the public. _____________________________ A Certificate of Honor also was awarded to the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., September 24, 1937, by American Trade Association Executives-- "For making its Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign in thou sands of localities so all-appealing as to enlist the cooperation of business generally in creating a demand for paint, and all other facilities needed to make homes and aurroundings more attractive." Honorable Mention, for the year 1929, also was given to your National Association for-- "Progressive leadership in the fields of public education, in troduction of raw materials, cost finding, suppression of trade abuses, with special emphasis on the 'Save the Surface' Campaign." IS i^rrr_Ea) sr-rm'-sa is a t j im nrcoonmoir or otctrrTORAi.ac c o mpl is h men t w tCHAir onut uwma turn j u w an d erMUUTOMicws conrutpunoH to t mx mat io iial w a* u t o r t . 2&=~7d--+. MEMBERS -- THIS IS YOUR CITATION NAVY DEPARTMENT iNDuantiAt. iNcxMTiva DiviaiOM XU Juaiy 19li6 Pra aidant, Rational faint, Vamiah <> *-aequar Aura., 1500 Hboda lalaad in., )M, iaahlnfton, DC. Daar Siri It ii ay diatiset plaaaura tc advlca you that tha Haay'a Cartlflcata of Aefclavaaant baa boon auardad to your organiaatiea. Thia Certificate, afaieh ia bainj oast you inter aeparata earn, rtcaallxae tba Maty'a raeosidtloo of tfaa aplandld effort put forth ty tha nan and woBen of your erfaniaation is aiqipert of tha aar .production progrnn. _ la hopa you dll axpraaa to tbaaa nan aao woaen tha Nary'a alnoara appreciation and thanka. Slnoaraly, Fmdcric V. Tils, Jr., lieutenant, DSHR, ietin* Chief, IncentlTii Dlslaioo. NPCA/Rl 018372 %^rStdB>3fi9Di Bureau uf rfiuanre #* l Naiial ritnaiup Bfbflnjimfnt Atoarii Ik* Jaml Sarntsh & Haamnr Asfuixttns NAVAL ORDNANCE DEVELOPMENT AWARD FOR "DISTINGUISHED SERVICE" Hade to your National Paint, Varniab and Lacquer Association, Inc., by- Rear Admiral G. F. Entity, Jr., Chief of the Burean of Ordnance, U. S. Nary, with the following letter: "It is the great pleasure of the Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance to confer upon the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association the Naval Ordnance Development Award which has been granted in recognition of the distinguished service of your organisation to the research and development of naval ordnance. "The congratulations of the Bureao of Ordnance are extended to every man and woman of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association for outstanding performance in connection with the research and development of projectile and rocket paints, cavity paints, adhesives, rust inhibitive coat ings and enamels, and simUar projects. "The Certificate for Distinguished Service to Naval Ordnance Develop ment and the lapel emblem for each member of your organization connected with the particular developments referred to above are the symbol of ap preciation from the Burean of Ordnanee and from the entire Navy for the enthusiastic cooperation and wholehearted support which you have consist ently displayed." 17 'i NPCA/Rl 018373 fa* jerttier'i rend*'.#***/ *n b/ta^ tJn? ''//a* fa'.mmininet**' dftvorya,>n f/tu eitatir.n *> attarded 6* *l u / w > O' *w rmgopva* U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT CITATION OF AWARD PRESENTED TO YOUR NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC,, "FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICES RENDERED THE WAR FINANCE PROGRAM" With the following letter dated February 19, 1946: Rend W. Elton, Executive Vice-President National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Assn. 1500 Rhode Island Avenue, N. W. Washington, D. C. Dear Hr. Elton: Now that the War Finance Program baa taken its place as the greatest financing program in history, we of the Treasury Department thank you and the members of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacqner Association who gave so generously of time and organization in helping to assure its success. In appreciation of distinguished services rendered the' War Finance Pro gram, I era pleased to present to the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, on behalf of Secretary Vinson, the U. S. Treasury Department Citation of Award. We are ever grateful for your assistance in the past, and shall look for ward to your renewed cooperation in promoting continued savings through the purchase and sale of U. S. Savings Bonds. Sincerely yours, H. EARL SANGSTON, Chief Business. Trade, Professional Assna. Section U. S. Savings Bonds Division. IS NPCA/R1 018374 1944 j5nuTiran irafteHssoaatimi excxutiiri'S herein; presents this CERTIFICATE OF AWARD . . for Special "Honorable Mention. to the. National paint'&trnidh ^j^naim'rJ\js5iinatiun tor hairing rendered outstanding leadership and i meritorious services to_?lmericuii industry - under crucial war conditions. - Juy. <yC^i>i/rtrf ' . * *`TTwXRC>>dM#JdMXjkHNI*. * !-- rf CH.(jAyUrvi. Linwewd L bUwrt. P A WARTIME TRIBUTE from the A. T. A. E. THE VALUE OF TRADE ASSOCIATIONS The United States Department of Commerce, in a brochure "Com munity Action for Postwar Jobs and Profits." says: "American business men probablg get more practical help from their (rode ateociationt than from ang Mingle outeUe eourte. "The interchange of ideas and the free discussion of current business [ problems is of special ralue in periods of rapid change and unsettle- j ment." ! 19 NPCA/R1018375 WAR SERVICE AWARDS TO PLANTS OF MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH & LACQUER ASSOCIATION (As far as information was received for 1945 "Convention-at-Home") Army-Navy *E" Award* ALLIED CHEMICAL St DYE CORP. (Barrett Div.), Frankford, Pa ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES, INC., Cincinnati, Ohio (Three stars added). AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, Amertop Corp. Plant, St. Loois, Mo. AMERICAN CYANAMID & CHEMICAL CORF., Bound Brook, N. J. (Cal- co Chemical Div.); Bridgeville, Pa ; Maynard, Mast.; Warners, N. J. ATLANTIC CALSOMINE CO., Brooklyn, N. Y. (One star added). BAKELITE CORPORATION, Bound Brook, N. J. (Two stars added). BERRY BROTHERS, INC., Detroit, Mich. (Two stars added). BINKS MANUFACTURING CO., Chicago, 111. (Two stars added). COOK PAINT AND VARNISH CO., N. Kansas City. Mo. (Three stars added). DeVILBISS COMPANY, Toledo, Ohio (Three stars added). DEWEY St ALMY CHEMICAL CO., Cambridge, Mass. (Three stars add ed). DIXIE ORDNANCE WORKS, Sterlington, La. (Operated by Commercial Solvents Corp.). DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bay City, Mich.; Freeport, Texas; Midland. Mich.; Pittsburg, Calif. (Great Western Div.); Velasco, Texas. E, I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND CO,,--103 Awards and Stars. EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, Rochester, N. Y. (Four stars added). FERRO ENAMEL CORP. (Liquid Plastics Div.) Cleveland, Ohio (One star added). BENJAMIN FOSTER CO.. Philadelphia, Pa FRISCH & COMPANY, INC., Bronx, N. Y. THE GLIDDEN COMPANY, Nubian Division, Chicago, HI. HARMON COLOR WORKS, INC., Haledon, N. J. HERCULES POWDER COMPANY, INC., Belvidere, N. J.; Hercules, Calif.; Hopewell, Va.; Kenvil, N. J.; Mansfield, Mass.; Parlin, N. J.; Port Ewen, N. Y.: Radford, Va. HILO VARNISH CORP.. Brooklyn, N. Y. (One star added). HILTON-DAVIS CHEMICAL CO,, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~ IMPERIAL PIGMENT St COLOR CORP. (Pigment Color-Chemical Div.) Glens Falls, N. Y. (Two stars added). JOHNS-MANVILLE, Lompoc, Calif. (One star added); Manville, N. J. JONES-DABNEY COMPANY, Louisville, Ky. I. F. LAUCKS, INC., Seattle, Wash. (One star added). CHARLES LENNIG St CO., INC.. Philadelphia, Pa. (One star added). MAGNETIC PIGMENT COMPANY, Trenton, N. J. MONSANTO CHEMICAL CO., Monsanto, IU. (Two plants); St. Louis, Mo. NUODEX PRODUCTS CO., INC.. Elizabeth, N. J. (One star added). OWENS-ILLINOIS CAN CO., McKees Rocks. Pa., (Awards to two plants). PINELLAS LUMBER CO., St. Petersburg, Florida. H. K. PORTER CO.. INC., Pittsburgh, Pa. (One star added).; RESINOUS PRODUCTS St CHEMICALS. INC., Detroit, Mieh. (One star added). REICHHOLD CHEMICALS, INC., Detroit, Mich. (One star added). ROXALIN FLEXIBLE FINISHES. INC., Elizabeth, N. J. ST. JOSEPH LEAD CO. OF PA., Josephtown, Pa. (One star added). MONROE SANDER CORP., Long Island City, N. Y. SHARPLES CHEMICALS, INC., Wyandotte. Mich. THRESHER VARNISH CO.. Dayton. Ohio (Four stars added). UNITED STATES BRONZE POWDER WORKS, Cluster, N. J. Plant. (Three stars added). VITA-VAR CORPORATION, Newark, N. J. (One star added). Maritime "M" Awards BALTIMORE COPPER PAINT COMPANY, Baltimore, Md. (One star added). DEVOE RAYNOLDS CO., INC., New York, N. Y. (Three stars added). JOHN LUCAS AND COMPANY, Gibbsboro, N. J. (Three stars added). SOCONY PAINT PRODUCTS, Long Island City, N. Y. (Four stars added). 20 NPCA/RI 018376 Army Ordnance Flat Awards . S. C. JOHNSON & SON, INC., Racine, Wis. WISCONSIN PAINT MANUFACTURING CO., Milwaukee, Wis. A TRIBUTE TO THE CLEAN UP -- PAINT UP -- FIX UP CAMPAIGN FROM PRESIDENT TRUMAN THC w h it e mo o s e WUMIWCTON June 4, 1946 Dear Mr, Burton: Nov that the country la returning to a peacetime ecnowy we can all rtsuae those normal, everyday activities that vers suspended during the . period of hoetillties. It was essential to the ear effort that ervery activity and every resource shwild be aobllixed for victory. With our eneaiss overtone we can now turn our energies to individual problane. It la tins for us to "spruce up" a bit, I hope all dtlsana will pitch in so that ovary coewunity will clean up, paint Up and:fix up prsaiaas that have received so little attention in recant yaare. I urge every citizen to Join in this whieh will bring greater health, creator beauty and enhance the well-being of every eooainlty. Very sincerely ygparf- hr. Shipley D. Burton, Director, Natlocal Clean Up and faint Up Cupalpi Bureau, Washington, D. C. ! FROM FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT [ j (as President of the United States, April 21,1936) 1 I am glad to express my personal-appreciation to all those through- I ! out the nation who are devoting their time and energy to a National | t Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign. j ! It is truly "In The Public Service" when civic-minded men and women ! in ail pans of the country, in cooperation with interested national i business groups, unite for the seeomplishment of greater health and i beauty in our homes and communities. It is a further expression of ; what wt in America ean do through united effort to improve living I ! conditions and solidify our fundamental institutions. | ' After ail. there is nothing that can replace that pride which comes ! from a clean and well-kept home and a well-developed and beautified ; community in which to live.--Very sincerely, i __________ FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 1 21 CONVENTIONS--1888-1945 National Paint, Oil & Varniah Aaaociation, Inc, and National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. Year Place Hotel 1888 Saratoga . Grand Union 188$ . Detroit . Cadillac Cleveland . Hollenden 1890 ... Cincinnati.............. .............. Grand 1891 . St. Lotus.................................... ................ Planters' 1892 ........ New York...................... . . Park Avenue 189S .. . Pittsburgh.................. Monongahela 1894 .. .... Boston........................ ................ Parker 1895 .. ........ Chicago............ Auditorium 1896 . Philadelphia . ............ Walton 1897 ... . Kansas City Savoy 1898 . . ........ New York W aldorf-Astoria 1899 .. Cleveland ... . Hollenden 1900 . . . . Old Point Comfort Chamberlin 1901 . .. ... Niagara Falls International 1902 .. . Washington . .......... Arlington 1908 . ........ St. Louis .......... .......... .............. Southern 1904 \.. ........ Buffalo........................................ .............. Iriquois 1906 . ..... Chicago........................................ ............ Auditorium 1906 ... ........ Pittsburgh................................ ..................Schenley 1907 ... ........ Cincinnati.................................. 1908 ... ........ Boston .............. ........................ ..................Somerset 1909 . Philadelphia............................ Bellevue Stratford 1910 ........ Denver.................... .......... ..........Brown Palace 1911 ... ........ Richmond.................................... 1912 ... ........ New York................................ Waldorf-Astoria 1918 ... ........ Minneapolis................................ ............ Radisson 1914 ... ........ Louisville.............................. ..................Seelbach 1916 ... .. Cleveland........................... Statler 1916 ... ... Atlantic City............................ Traymore 1917 ... . . . . Chicago........................................ 1918 ... ... Boston ............................. Copley-Plaza 1919 ... . . .. White Sulphur Springs .. . Greenbrier 1920 ... ........ St Louis ......................: .... ............ Statler 1921 ... .. Atlantic City . . . Traymore 1922 ... ........ Atlantic City.......... . Ritz-CarJton 1923 ... ... Chicago....................................... Drake 1924 . . . Atlantic City................ . Ambassador 1926 . . . . Cleveland...................... .. Cleveland 1926 ... . . 1927 ... Washington . . Atlantic City Mayflower Ambassador 1928 ... . . Detroit ........ Book-CadiBac 1929 ... ........ Washington.................. Mayflower 1930 . . ........ Toronto .................. Royal York 1931 ... .. Atlantic City.............. Ambassador 1982 ... .... Washington................ *1938 ... .... Chicago........................... . Mayflower Edgewater Beach 1934 . ........ Washington.................. Mayflower 1935 . . .. Washington................ Mayflower 1986 ... . . Chicago...................... Drake 1937 ... .. Cincinnati ... Netherland*Pla*a 1938 ... . . . Atlantic City .. Ambassador 1939 ... 1940 . 1941 . 1942 . San Francisco Fairmont Washington Mayflower --Chicago ... Drake and Knickerbocker . . "Conventson-at-Home" by Mai) from Washington, D. C. 1943 . . (Statutory Meeting at National Headquarters) "Convention-at-Home" by Mail from Washington, D. C. (Statutory Meeting: at National Headquarters) 1944 . "Convention-at-Home" by Mail from Washington, D. C. (Statutory Meeting at National Headquarters) 22 NPCA/RI 018378 1945 "Convention-ot-Home" by Mail from Washington, D. C. (Statutory Meeting: at National Headquarters) Conventions, 1888-1933, were of the National Paint, Oil 4 Varnilh Association, Inc. The 1933 Convention marked the organization of that organization's successor, the present National Paint, Varnish 4 Lacquer Association, Inc., and Conventions since that date have been those of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc. NATIONAL PAINT, OIL & VARNISH ASSOCIATION, INC. PRESIDENTS 1888-1889-1890 `Charles Richardson, Charles Richardson 4 Co., Boston. 1891 `Oscar L. Whitelaw, Whitelaw Bros., St. Louis. 1892 *M. D. Eger, Ansbacher 4 Co., New York. 1893 *W. W. Lawrence, W. W. Lawrence 4 Co., Pittsburgh. 1894 `John D. Morton, Carpenter-Morton Co., Boston. 1895 `George H. Vrooman, Bradley 4 Vrooraan Co., Chicago. t`Geo. E. Watson, Geo. E. Watson 4 Co., Chicago. 1896 `Howard B. French, S. H. French 4 Co., Philadelphia. 189? *H. D. Cutler, Cutler 4 Neilson, Kansas City. 1898 `A. B. GarneT, Murphy Varnish Company, New York. 1899 *F. H. Glidden, Glidden Varnish Co., Cleveland. 1900 `Charles E. Adams, Chas. E. Adams 4 Co., Lowell. 1901 `Geo. H- Vial, Chicago White Lead 4 Oil Co., Chicago. 1902 *W. H. Andrews, Pratt 4 Lambert, Inc., Buffalo. 1903 *A. A. Eberson, A- A. Eberson Paint Co., St. Louis. 1904 `John M. Peters, National Lead Co., New York. 1905 Charles E. Field, National Lead Co., Chicago. 1906 C. D. Wettach, W. W. Lawrence 4 Co.. Pittsburgh. 1907 `Ira D. Washburn, Ira D. Washburn Co., Cincinnati. 190B `George L. Gould; Gould 4 Cutler Corp., Boston. 1909 `William Waterall, Wm. Waterall 4 Co., Philadelphia. 1910 *M. S. Clapp, Warren Paint Co., Warren, Ohio. 1911 `L T. Minehart, The Minehart-Traylor Co., Denver. 1912 `Arthur S. Somers, Fred L. Lavanburg Co., New York. 1913 *J. W. Daniels, Archer-Daniela Linseed Co., Minneapolis. 1914 *P. H. Callahan, Louisville Varnish Co., Louisville. 1915 *W. D. Foss, Wooster Brush Co., Wooster, Ohio. 1916 `F. P. Cheesman, Cheesman-Elliot Co., Inc., New York. 1917 Howard Elting, Heath 4 Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago. 1918 `George C. Morton, Carpenter-Morton Co., Boston. 1919 `Edward J. Cornish, National Lead Co., New York. 1920 `Richard Moore,, Benj. Moore 4 Co., St Louis. 1921 *S. Marshall Evans, Eagle-Picher Lead Co., Chicago. 1922 Ernest T. Trigg, John Lucas 4 Co., Ine.., Philadelphia. 1923 *L. R. Atwood, Peaslee-Gaulbert Co.., Louisville. 1924 `Norris B. Gregg, National Lead Co., New York. 1925 E. V. Peters, New Jersey Zinc Co., New York. 1926 *R. B. Robinette, Tropical Paint 4 Oil Co.. Cleveland. 192? D. W. Figgis, American Can Co., New York. 1928 James B. Keister, National Lead Co. of Calif., San Francisco. 1929 Charles J. Caspar, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh. . 1930 `Henry S. Chatneld. Mac-Lac-Kasebier-Chatfield Corp., New York. 1931 P. C. Frayser, Mound City Paint 4 Color Co.. St Louis. 1932 `Willard E. Maston, Eagle-Picher Lead Co., Cincinnati. 1933 `Samuel R. Matlaek, George D. WetheriB 4 Co., Inc., Philadelphia. ' - `Deceased. tEleeted to fill unexpired term of Geo. H. Vrooman, deceased. SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS OF NATIONAL PAINT, OIL & VARNISH ASSOCIATION, INC. SECRETARY-TREASURER 1913- 1914 `Frank P. Cheesman, New York. 1914- 1915-1916 Charles J. Caspar, Pittburgh. 23 i i ! ! SECRETARIES 1888-1890 `George H. Vrooman, Chicago. 1891 *F. P. Senoar, Chicago. 1892-1903 *D. Van Neti Peraon, Chicago. 1904-1911 `Louis L. Drake, Chicago. 1911-1913 `Frank P. Chessman, New York. 1914-1916 Charles J. Caspar, Pittsburgh. 1916-1917 (to November 15) `George V. Horgan, New York. 1917 (November 15 to February 1, 1919) Henry A. Sawyer, New York. 1919 (from February 1, 1919) `George V. Horgan, New York. TREASURERS 1838 *M. D. Eger, New York. 1889-1890 *P. P. Senoor, Chicago. 1891 *M. D. Eger, New York. 1892 `Thos. Neal, Detroit. 1893 `A. A. Sherwood, Cleveland. 1894 `William Boydell, Detroit. 1895-189$ `William Agge, Boston. 1897-1902 `A. A. Sherwood, Cleve land. 1903 `Daniel G. Tyler, Boston. 1904-1907 *JT. Frank Boydell, De troit 1908-1909 `R.F. Rainey, Pittsburgh. 1910 *J. Gordon Taylor, Cincinnati 1911 *F. P. Cheesman, New York. 1912 *1. D. Waggener, Kansas City. 1913 H. F. Lodge. St Louis. 1914-1916 Charles J. Caspar, Pitts burgh. 1917 "Frank Waldo, New York. 1918-1919 *H. S. Chatfield, New York. 1920 R. O. Walker, New York. 1921 L. T. Beale, Philadelphia. 1922 D. E. Breinig, New York. 1923 `John H. Pine. Chicago. 1924-1926 D. W. Figgis. New York. 1927 `March G. Bennett, Boston. 1928-1933 Charles J. Roh, Newark. `Deceased. PRESIDENTS PAINT GRINDERS' ASSOCIATION OF U. S. and PAINT MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF C. S. 1899 `Wm. L. Davies, Acme White Lead & Color Works, Detroit Michigan. 1900 `Ernest W. Heath, Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago, Illinois. 1901 `A. G. Cox, Rubber Paint Co., Chicago, IS. 1902 `John Dohse, John W. Masury A Son, Brooklyn, N. Y. 19U3 `Nathaniel D. Chanin, Billines-Chapin Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. 1904 `Norris B. Gregg, Mound City Paint & Color Co., St Louis, Mo. 1905 `Fred S. Elliott John Lucas A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 1906-1907 `Ludineton Patton, Patton Paint Co., Milwaukee, Wis. "1907-1908 `William E. Lucas, John Luca* A Co., New York, N. Y. 1908 `Merriweather J. Waugh, Lincoln Paint A Color Co., Lincoln, Nebr. 1909 `Christopher T. Wetherill, Geo. D. Wetherill A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 1910 Z. E. Martin, Martin-Senour Co,, Chicago, HL 1911 Erneat T. Trigg, John -Lucas A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ' 1912 *E. H. Dyer, Mound City Paint A Color Co., St Louis, Mo. 1913 `Wm. H. Phillips, Devoe A Raynolds Co., New York, N. Y. 1914 `Lewis Rogers Atwood, Peaslee-Gtulbert Co., Louisville, Ey. 1915 *H. R. Gibbs, T. H. Nevin Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1916 `Soloman L. Sulzberger, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. 1917 `Howard J. Greene, Oliver Johnson A Go., Providence, R. I. 1918 `Arthur Munroe, Heath A Milligan Mfg. Co.. Chicago. 111. 1919 `Herbert W. Rice, U. S. Gutta Pereha Paint Co., Providence, R. L 1920 `Samncl Rosenthal, Bradley & Vrooman Co., Chicago, HI. 1921 `Samuel R. Matlack, Geo. D. Wetherill A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 1922 Charles R. Cook Paint & Varnish Co., Kansas City, Mo. 1023 *L. P. Moore, Benjamin Moore Co., New York, N. Y. 1924 D. A. Kohr. Lowe Brothers Co., Dayton. Ohio. 1925 J. Sibley Felton, Felton, Sibley & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. `Deceased. `Name changed from Paint Grinders' Association of U. S. to Paint Manu facturers' Association of U. S. 24 NPCA/RI 018380 PRESIDENTS AMERICAN PAINT AND VARNISH MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION-- 19264932 1926 `Frank P. Cbeesman, Cheesman-Elliot Co., New York, N. Y. 1927 F. L. Snlx'Derger, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. 1928 Elliot S. Phillips, Devoe A Reynolds Co., New York, N. Y. 1929 Welle Martin, Martin Varnish Co., Chicago, HI. 1930 William C. Dabney, Jones-Dabney Co., Louisville, Ky. 1931 Horace S. Felton, Felton-Sibley Co, Philadelphia, Pa. 1932 Janies F. Kurfeee, J. F. Eurfees Paint Co, Louisville, Ey. `Deceased. . _ PRESIDENTS x NATIONAL VARNISH MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCUTION--190S-192S 1908 `W. S. Potwin, Chicago Varnish Co, Chicago, DL 1904 `William H. Andrews, Pratt A Lambert, Buffalo, N. Y. 1906 *W. S. Potwin, Chicago Varnish Co., Chicago, HI. 1906-1907 *N. B. Arnold, Keystone Varnish Co, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1908-1909-1910 *S. V. V. Huntington, Edward Smith A Co, New York, N. Y. 1911 *W. H. Phillips, Devoe A Reynolds Co, New York, N. Y. 1912-1913 Randall O. Walker, Thibaut A walker Co, Long Island City, N. Y. 1914 `James H. McNulty, Pratt A Lambert, Buffalo, N. Y. 1916-1916-1917 James B. Lord. Boston Vernish Co., Everett, Mass. 1918 Adrian D. Joyce, The Glidden Co, Cleveland, Ohio. 1919-1920 Carl J. Schumann, Hilo Varnish Corp, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1921 Elmer H. Hancock, Louisville Vernieh Co, Louisville, Ey. 1922 `Henry L. Caiman, Emil Caiman A Co, Long Island City, N. Y. 1923 Charles J. Roh, Murphy Varnish Co, Newark, N. J. 1924 S. B. Woodbridge, E. L du Pont de Nemours A Co, Wilmington, DeL 1926 `Arthur D. Graves, Pratt A Lambert, Buffalo, N. Y. `Deceased. OFFICERS NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH & LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC, 1933-1946 President:' ' <4933-1946--Ernest T. Trigg Vice-Presidents and Regional and Divisional Vice-Presidents: 1934--H. A. Melum . New England--Frank Bownes Eastern--R H. Everett ' Southern-- Harold N. Cooledge Central--Dwight P. Joyce 1 Western--O. 5. Orriek *1935--Wallace P. Bennett New England--Wilbur L. Rice Eastern--James S. Wolf Southern--D. C. Burnham Central--Dwight P. Joyce Western--R. H. Oakley 1986--Wallace F. Bennett New England--E. E. Morton Eastern--Harry C. Soffer Southern--W. T. Arrington Central--Werner G. Smith Western Garrett K. Goldberg Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--T. A Flynn 1937--C. N. Seidlitx New England--C. K. Stodder Eastern--Harry C. Soffer Southern--R. B. Primm Centra1--Frank Clarke Western--J. Langdon Root Dimswnal V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--T. A. Flynn 25 *1838--Val Wurtele Central--Milton K. Pine Batten--H. R. Hillman New England--Renshaw Smith, Jr. Southern--V. P. Warren Western--J. Langdon Root Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--W. B. Elwang *1938--Frank L. Sulaberger Central--Milton EL Pine Eastern--D. H. Litter New England--Wilbur L. Rice Southern--E. P. Kelly Western--R. P. Prentys Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--L. S. Wernli 1940--Frank L. Sulzberger Central--James A. Reardon Eastern--Roy B. Anderson New England--Franklin J. Lane . Southern--A. J. Anderson Weiten--H. C. McClellan Divisional V.-P. Repreeenting Wholesale Division--L,. S. Wernli 1941--Carl J. Schumann Central--W. A. Alpers Eastern--W. H. Jarden, Jr. New England--Franklin J. Lane Southern--W. R. Fritsch Western--H. S. Marietta Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale 2>ivision--H. W. Constant 1942--Charles W. Eastwood Central--E. J. Forth (deceased) Eastern--H. J. Merkin New England--E. E. Morton Southern--Raymond A. Perry Southwestern--Frank A. Pratt Western--D. M. Schindler Divisional V.-P. Representing Whotesole Division--1>H. W. Constant *1948--E. D. Griffin Central--R. 0. Clark Eastern--M. J. Merkin New England--J. Dwight Morton Southern--Ralph F. Schaefer Southwestern--Frank A. Pratt Western--Oliver S. Orrick Divisional V.-P. Representing Whole Division--A. F. Winstel *1944--N. W. Kelley Central--Mitehel Goldsmith Eastern--A. E. Horn New England--Frank Bownes Southern--Frank J. Sampson _ Southwestern--Htrry M. Kuhn ` Western--H. S. Martretts ' Divisional V.-P. Representing Whole Division--A. F. Winstel *1945--Franklin J. Lane Central--Mitehel Goldsmith Eastern--Robert W. Matlaek - New England--Frank Bownes _ Southern--Frank J. Sampson Southwestern--R. W. Blair, Jr. Western--S. C. Rasmussen Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--E. P. Lynch *1946--Helmer A. Melum Central--Bernhard Mautz Eastern--Roy B. Anderson New England--Charles L. Raffi Southern--J. Frank Kurfees, Jr. Southwestern--R. W. Blair, Jr. Western--H. C. McClellan Divisional V.-P. Representing Wholesale Division--W. B. Elwang 26 I I NPCA/R1018382 Secretaries: 1934*1946--Reuel W. Elton 1946--T. S. Moulton Secretary Emeritus--George B. Heckel (deceased) Treasurers: . 1933-1938--Charles J. Roh 1939-1940--S. R. Matlaek (deceased) 1941-1946--E. A. Foy, Jr. Executive Viee-President: 1946--Reuel W. Elton . ,, * Elected and took office at annual convention in preceding calendar year. CHRONOLOGY OF LOCAL PAINT ASSOCIATIONS NEW ENGLAND PAINT. VARNISH * LACQWER ASSOCIATION. Bm; SUMechu*!. Organised February 23. 1884. m the "Faint k OH Clob of New England, September 24. ST. LOUI6dFJ^Tl*V^3wiSH,J,iACQUl ASSOCIATION. St. Lcmk. NlMoari Organised DMtubcr IS. 2BBC. Originally Uh* **9l Louis Paint Oil and Dm* Club. January *7, 1918 name changed to "St Louie Paint OU and Varnish Club.** January 24. 1984. adoptod Its present name____ _ _, CHICAGO PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Chicago. lUivob . Organised February SB. 1887 as tbt "Chisago Paint Oil and Yarabb Club." Deoembvr SO. 7938. adopted its present name ... _ NEW TORS PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Nr. York. New York Op**nli4 Ftbrsarr 2. 1181 u the "New York Paint. OB aa4 Varailb Clob." Jannarr 14. 1934. adopted its present name PITTSBURGH PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Plttborb. J>narr)YaU Omniiid Mar :t. 1881 tb< "PMabureb Paiat aad Dra* Clob." Later tbt n.m. vat ehaartd to "Plttibarvb Paint. OU and Varaitb Clob." Merck IS. 1884. adopted to present name PHILADELPHIA PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia. Pspna. Organised October 1. 1887 as "The Paiat Manufacturers Club of Philadelphia." Later tbs Dint wse changed to `'Philadelphia Paiat 00 and Varnish Club." January 34. 7984. adopted its present name. CINCINNATI PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Cincinnati. Ohio Organised December 21. 1389. as the "Cincinnati Paint Club.*' Later the name waa changed to "Cincinnati Paint OU and Vanish Club," and on Doeaabar II. 2938. adopted iu present name DETROIT PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Detroit Michigan Organised in 1389 at the 'Detroit Paint Oil and Vemlah Club.*' February IB, 1994. adopted its present name CLEVELAND PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Cleveland. Ohio Organited is August, 1891. as the "Cleveland Paint, OU and Vemlah Club." In May 1934. adopted its present name BALTIMORE PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Baltimore. Maryland Organised is 1902 as the "Paint Manufacturer* Clob of Baltimore** Later the name of the Club waa changed to "Paint OH and Varnish Club of Baltimore.'' and on November l. 1934. adopted Ha present name BUFFALO PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. New York Organised ip 1903 as the "Buffalo Paint Oil and Varnish Club" On January 19. 1914. adopted iu pretent name. COLORADO PAINT. VARNISH * LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Denver, Colorado Organised in 1903. Waa aetive until 1907 whop the Club, then the "Paint OU and Varnish Clob of Colorado*' disbanded. In 1910 the Chib waa reorganised. January 10. 1934. adopted its present name KANSAS CITY PAINT. VARNISH * LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Kansas City. Missouri Organised in 1903 as the "Kansas City Paint OH k Varnish Club." Iu October. 1914, adopted iu present name LOUISVILLE PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Louisville. Kentucky Organised in 1903 ai the "Louisville Paint OU and Vanish Club.'' January 13. 1914. adopted its preaent name. PArNT. OIL k GLASS ASSOCIATION OF IOWA. Dm Moinm. Iowa Organiasd in 190S. and *u in existence until 2914. NEW ORLEANS PAINT. VARNISH k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. New Orleans. Louisian* Organised in 1907 as the "New Orleans Paint OU and Varaisb Club.*' Iu September. 1934. adopted itt present name NEWARK PAINT. OIL AND VARNISH CLUB. Newark. New Jersey Organised in 1903. aud w** in existence until 1914. when it became consolidated with the New York Club. NASHVILLE PAINT. VARNISH * LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Nashville. Tennessee Organised December 20. 1910 as tb* "Nashville Paint Oil k Glass Association." In June. 1934. name changed to "Nashville Paint Dealers Association.'1 and in March. 1936. adopted iu present name. PAINT. OIL k VARNISH CLUB OF DULUTH. Duluth. Minnesota Organised in 1920. and wai in existence until 1927. MINNEAPOU5.8T. PAUL PAINT. VARNI88 k LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis and St. Paul. Minnesota Organised in 1910. Originally the "Minneapolis Paint Club." In 1911 became the 'Minneapolii-St. Paul Paint Oil and Varnish Club" and on February 14- 1934. adopted iu present name. NPCA/Rl 018383 / I riMBUft UTAH PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Salt LaIm City. Uth OnuiHd In It10 U tk. "Utab Paint Aftd ClAM Clkb." La w tk< urn. v u ch,nyd u tl "Utab'IdAfco Paint. Oil And Viratrt Club." May t. IIM. adostad Ita ptascst uni. NEBRASKA PAINT. OIL AND VARNISH CLUB. Omnia. Nabraaka Orra&iaad July 25. nil aa the 'NabmakA Palm Club." I ISIS the Club diabauded. and wu reorganised under its present name In 111). CENTRAL NEW TORE PAINT. OIL * VARNISH CLUB, ftyraeua. New Yerk......... .......... Organised in April. 19X2. and was ia existence until April Id. 1934. PAINT CLUB OP DELAWARE. Wilmington. Delaware Organised in 19X2. and was in exist**es until Hit. PORTLAND (ORE.) PAINT. VARNIBH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Portland. Oregon Organised May iz, 1914 as the "Paint, Oil and Varnish Club of Portland. Ore." May 4. 2924. adopted its prevent name ATLANTA PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION, Atlanta. Georgia la 1909. non ia the paint business in Atlanta bid a get-together. bat there was no for, mal organisation anti) 1914. when the "Paint Club" was formed. Later, the name was changed to the "Atlanta Paint, Oil and Vanish Club/' and April 21. 1937. adopted its present name. INDIANAPOLIS PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis. Indiana Organised in 1914 as the "Paint. Oil and Varnish Chib of Indianapolis." Janaary )S. 2934. adopted its present name. TOLEDO PAINT, VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Toledo. Ohio Organised in 1924 as "Toledo Paint. Oil and Varnish Chtb." October. 1934, sdopted it* present name. MILWAUKEE PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION, Milwaukee. Wisconsin Organised April 29. 1916 as 'Milwaukee Paint, Oil and Varnish Club/' January 16. 1934. adopted Its present name. LOS ANGELES PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Loe Angela. Calif. Organised In May. 1916. and was originally "Loa Angeles Paint Club." Later the name was changed to `Loe Angeles Paint, Oil and Varnish Chafe." and May 1. 1934. adopted its present aims EASTERN NEW TORS PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Troy. Albany and Schenectady. New York Organised in 1916. and was in existence until 1929. RICHMOND PAINT, VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Richmond. Virginia Organised Jane l. 2927 as "Richmond Paint. Oil and Varnish Club." May 3. 1937, adopted its prevent name. COLUMBUS PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Columbus. Ohio Organised in 2917 as "Columbus Paint, Oil and Vanish Club." Later name changed to present name. ROCHESTER PAINT A GLASS CLUB. ftoehater, New York Organised in l9l7, and was in existence until 1933. MEMPHIS PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Memphis. Tennessee Orgsniaed in 1913 ss "Memphis Paint, Oil and Vanish Club." January 9. 1984. adopted its present name. PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB OF TORONTO. Toronto. Canada May 29. 2919. held first regular and organisation meeting. PORTLAND (ME.) PAINT A OIL CLUB. Portland. Maine Organised In 1929 and was in existence ontil 1924. WASHINGTON PAINT CLUB, Washington. D. C. Organised in 1919 and disbanded in 1927. In 1930 the Club was reorganised and was in existence until 2934. Reorganised. 2940 as Washington Paint Club. DALLAS PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Dallas. Texas Organised in 1920. and was la existence until 1924. DATTON PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Dayton. Ohio Organised in 1920 under name of "Dayton Paint. Oil and Varnish Club." wbleb was later changed to its present name. PORT WORTH PAINT, OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Fort Worth. Texas Organised in 1920. and was in existence until 1927. HOUSTON PAINT. VARNIBH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Houston. Texas Organised in 1920 as tbs "Houston 'Paint, Oil A Varnish Club." June 12. 1939. adopted its present name. PUGET SOUND PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Seattle. Washington . Organised ia 2920 as "Seattle Paint Club." Name later changed to "Beattie Paint. Oil and Varnish Club" and in 1922 became "Puget Sound Paint, Oil and Vamiab Club." April 17. 1934. adopted present name. ST. JOSEPH PAINT CLUB. St Joeeph. Mfeeeuri Organised in 1920. WICHITA PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Wichita. Kimsi Organised in 1920. and was in existence until 1924. ' GOLDEN GATE FAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. San Fzuaeisco. California Organised May. 1921 as "Golden Gate Paint Club." Name later changed to "Golden Gate Paint. Oil end Varnish Club." end March 23. 1934. adopted its present name. BIRMINGHAM PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION. Birmingham. Alabama Organised in 1922 as "Birmingham Paint. Oil and Varnish Club." In 1934 the Club __disbanded, and October 20. 1938 was reorganised under it* present name. CHATTANOOGA PAINT, OIL A VARNISH CLUB, Chattanooga, Tannest Organised in 1921. and was in existence until 1927. JACKSONVILLE PAINT DEALERS ASSOCIATION. Jacksonville. Florida Or*nin*d tn 1921 aa "Jacksonville Point. Oil It Vanish Club'. and wa* in existence until 1925. Reorganised August 10. 1939 under present name. SAVANNAS PAINT CLUB. Savannah. Georgia Organised in 1921. end *j in existence until 1933. 28 NPCA/Rl 018384 BWTISB COLUMBIA PAWT MANUPACTUBEM ASSOCIATION. Vn--r. B. C.. Cm. **. Miehtom rtssA?%sz ,ww2r h a.u . wta. 8AKmEcTBAIWrfoTL A VAimSHCLUB. to.. Mw. Cnitfomi. cu&ESm ^ Orsnniud in iMd, u4it tsirttne. until IMt MACON PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Mneon. Gnnto Ontdnitod in 1*1*. DtobunW in 1*M. MONTGOMEHT PAINT, OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Mont*SCTT. AUtom. Omnnitod is 1024, nd w in **htone vutil IMS. KNOXVILLE PAINT CLUB. Knoivillt. 7*nnM* ,, OrnsiHd is 1221 mj "Xsuswlllt Pkint. Oil A Vnfntok c)ub. ss6 m is mtotone. until l2t. RwiniHl Job 10. 1MC. ui adopts* Its pnwi Mm MIAMI PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Mlwi. FtofUt Orraniaad in 192ft, ud wak in axlrtamt* oatU 192ft, OAKLAND PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUB. Oakland. CslUxrals OimniMd in 10*4. nnd wv in duuuae. until 1M2, win it noiuoiMstad Ooldrn Gnto Print, VarnUh and Lanr Aaacniatiim. * -with kbw PENSACOLA PAINT. OIL A VARNISH CLUJ ?*"*">'* "<** Oraaniaad is 192ft. and u is cxtnrDM until 1929. __ PHOENIX PAINT. VARNISH A LACQUER ASSOCIATION, PWnix. Altoona Orraniaad in HU u "Pbownix Paint Ciok." Ckaasnd to pnawat un and tmam* aOI>- atad writs National Paint, Vtntoh and Laixraar Atoodntlon. Inc. JnJr 10. ltlt. ESTIMATED VALUE OF PROPERTY PROTECTED BY PAINT IN UNITED STATES (Tkw anatriia aawn wrick tkb MtlaaU la kaaad ia chtodr dwriwwd Inn and cndltod to iJi to"ThwAnataa, af Atoaricu Wwajtk" kp Bakart B. Itoana (Hnrpwr A Brm, 1M0). CoTtala ri th. Sdlttd kr Mr. Itom. tk. Vnltod Stoto. tent .1 WO. wrktla dtttorf kla cwnaitatiwiu wart kaaad ta wtkwr dwdacti.aa. Ja a to hat A. jtoaa.'. citottiww |nm. wrick did aat attaaiat to awaarato aalatakla prwpnrtr Dm MW arapwrtT. hn koaa diaeaaatad ia ardar to arriw, at a aaiatakAiSo kOnBukldllwfwtta- NanFar ftaaMamtin) BaiMlnk* .......................... . Ftra ZHralUva -- , ........... ------------ (Tfc* itM *Wt Wt Mtlaatoft at m a! Jam. 1. 1942) Fira BmIj imh BiiMton Arriealtarsl laplaMieU -- - --- - -- -- ---------- Inftoatrial and Caamiarelal -- -.... - lndaatrial Mackinary aai Taal* - .......... - Tax EztMjrt BaiUJ&ti <Eat H% eaiaklaad land and balUJnf valaa af tS9,9M9M.4H) FttkUcty and Scal-Faklicly Ownad --- Railraad BtiMiaft -- -- .... - ----- _ _ _____ Rxllraad Esj*lat -------- --- .. Fnktte UUUtiaa Biildim** - - ---______________ Faklic tmiitiM EaaJat........................... .... .......... . (IUm iUf< MtiautW at |I4,IIT44.9M ta 1941) Matar vahielaa - -- - -- ----- .. . . - CJuRaf Caada (Firaitara. ate.), Bamaafctld alH8t. ate. Ibl. 21% al taUl aatbaatad *t)at af Sftt.44ltMi.tM) ......... ..... ........ U. 8. Navy - - ..... ................ -- - ___________ U. S. Marekant Martha (Baaaft at flM ptr Craat Tan InaarskU valaa) -- - - Ota* akaw wtlmilai at ftM47.9Z7.7M U 1941) ftl.l4ft,M4,M9 __ 7.444,M4.4M I.I42.4M.4M 91,441,IM.4M S9.ft34.M9,M4 11,994,4M.M4 14.4S4.4M.4M Mft4.MI.M4 19.I44.4M.4M 1.29ft,M4.4M ft.477.M4.M4 ____ 14.lll.M4.4M ____ l.ftM,9M,4M ____ 1494.04,IN TOTAL .994ft ,149.04,4M o v e r a l l e s t ima t e o f p r o p e r t y p r o t e c t e d b y p a in t in UNITED STATES AS OF JANUARY 1> 1942 1999 Tata! ......... -......... , ......... ^ ..................................................... im.ftlft.04.4M AOItional Kmiftantial Valaaa--dM.Mt.fM.tfft-- 144.444,9M.944) ____________________ ______________ __________ <l.ftlf.M0.4M AOitianal Pablic UtiUty Eaiipmaat V|,a--(|i#.H7AM.444-- tl.29k.444.4M) __________________ ________________ _______________ 1.4M.S44.4M Aftftitlanal M#(ar VaMela Valaat ia 194l(41,177.ft49.44A~ Jft.477,M.M4)------------ ------------------------------------------------ -____ 4.444,S44,44> tftftft.721.414,4M Uh DacPaata in Marchant Marina (ita 1194 ta 1942-- (91^94,444.40--11.147.417,744) ------ ------------------------------ ---------- 947.44I.M4 Total Eatimato af Property Fratactaft ky " "" Faint in U. B. aa af Jan. 1. 1949 . ---------- ----------------------- t2ftft.441.9n.7M If ineraaaad raaI aatata *ntf athar !* a af 1944 wara a44a4 ta tka akava valaatiaiu, tba total woaift kc maefa fraatap tkaa aa af 114ft. . 29 N P C A /R I 0 1 8 3 8 6 GROWTH OF THE PAINT, VARNISH & LACQUER INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES--1849-1939 FIGURES PROM V. S. BUREAU OP THE CENSUS. DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE (REVISED) Paint A Varnish Wag* Na. *f Earner* Establishastnta Avsrage far Taar 1049 (a) 4 22 1899 93 878 1819 202 1.966 1879 zo 0.000 1989 122 8.190 1899 100 0.007 1*04 099 11.038 1009 791 * 14.240 1*14 890 10.088 191* 899 81.007 I93| <e| 801 18.010 192! 820 22.818 1920 1*27 *23 1.000 ti.409 28.001 co 1929 1911 1.093 1.019 ft.lll 22.021 1911 HI 22.810 1910 1,081 27.080 1997 1.124 8L00I 1*19 (d| 1.200 18.170 Wags* Salaries 80.000 840.800 IJI9.0H 3.409.000 4.802.009 4.020.000 0,209.000 8,271.000 10.180.000 24,118.000 21.208.000 28.87I.10S 8S.4tt.iS2 40.I84.7S2 4f.244.0H 29.424.040 28.798.017 lt.180.BS7 4t.7SO.OI3 10.810.147 127.401.000 10,928,900 >4.471.790 28.128.008 I4.929.S0I Cast af Malarial* 80.800 1.110.000 14.790.000 10.741.000 82.788.000 44.721.000 SO,029.000 78.01S.000 I8.48B.000 117,118.000 171.m,099 C**f af Ma terial*. Ganfelnera. Pact Parchad Electrical Energy Vain* af Pradacls Val** Added <b) Frlaratr Or Kara* Manafaclar* Pswsr 8248.0S4.402 301.043.940 207.724.310 8f4.tl2.OOS 19S.1IS.7S7 113.010.487 232.108.818 llt.08S.41S 208.0S0.t70 (e) 977,000 4,070,000 21,020.000 20,122.000 84,114.000 ll.S02.000 00.940.009 124.309,000 I4S.024.000 840.848.000 t74.3IO.OOO 404.tt4.ttl 470.780.244 0t9.009.84t II8.01M38 lS0.7tE.6S2 8S0.44t.iS0 4lf.0H.M0 IS8.400.it9 010,840.107 I7I.0M 1.802,000 1.142.000 8.240.000 11.497.000 24,824.000 2I.014.0H 44.374.000 17.100.0H I22.2I4.0H I02.0I2.0H ISS.11MI0 170.108.124 2lt.22S.472 1)4,041.712 ISf.OI8.OIS 120.41S.SIO lfl.ffi.il4 228.878.914 228.881.4S8 T.48T 24,048 20.441 41.298 S0.II2 70.811 IS.IH Capital 811,800 2.090.000 fl.IZI.0H I7.I38.0H 4l.81f.OH 88.0SI.0H 1S.4IS.0H f0t.0M.0H 180,114,000 tt0.710.0H (a) Dila for III* to far pilnti only. (b) ViKie of product* lew coot of materia?*, etc. (e> Figure* alnco 1*1* do not Inclad* data for cetabltohment* reporting product* at lea* than 11,000, a* ihelr toUl volume I* considered relative!? negligible. <d| Itetni for 1910 obtained by adding Riurm for aaUbitohmenU primarily Manufacturing paint*, varntohaa and lacquers to Agar** for eotabttokmenta primarily manufacturing color* and pigment*, to obtain uniform ba*lo of comparison with prevlou* biennial ceneua rear*. 1*39 la the moat recent war for which a Biennial Census wae taken. The Biennial Censue, which I* eonaldered a 100% coverage of volume should not be confused with the monthlr elatlatlee. which are on a wlnnlair buk and are now eatimated to represent 90% of the volume of the finished product* of the Taint. Varnish and Lacquer Industry. ' (*) Include* contract work. NOTH; 1991 figure "Coat of Material*, etc." revised In the 1997 ccn*<ta. I9I9-I949 Bates ef Finished Trsdaet* Only, frtn Msnlhly Reparts *f 919 Paint, Varnish A laiesir Manufsetarsrs, Now Estimated It Csver 99% #f th* Total Vvlsme, With Profsetlsns it Caver Missing Pcrcenlagss, and Inclaslsn af Prajvcted risatlc Paint, Cald Water Paint and Calclmlna Sales Plgares In Grand Total. 1046 1044 1043 1942 1941 1949 Sales Repsrted 3043.420.141 619.004,286 668.020.909 629.740.027 665,390,819 4)2.016.912 With Missing 19% Added 77U.9I0.II24 497,3*0.094 6Z8.4S3.09ll 692,719.529 610.9*0.700 463.707,393 Plastic, Cold Water A Calcimine Sale* (Prajecled) t 9.702,903 iO.479.IOB 11.639.772 11,709.130 I3.98Z.097 ______ 10.012,780 Grand Tslal (Inrladlng 9723.090.300 097.917.292 037.121.070 B9l.IZ4.849 023,930.707 404.tS0.173 Pr*|ecll*na> I I I I CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION of NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. FIRST. The name of the Corporation is NATIONAL PAINT, VAR NISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, Inc. SECOND. It! 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 Com pany, No. 100 West Tenth Street, Wilmington, Delaware- THIRD. The nature of the business or objects or purposes to be trans acted, promoted or carried on are: To promote the welfare of the Paint, Var nish, Lacquer, Water Paint and Kindred Products Industry, to engage in education and scientific research, to strengthen business and fraternal re lations among its members, to remove evils and customs contrary 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, con ferred 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 of 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 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 operations, activities, and business in any of the States, Districts, and Territories 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 ac complishment 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 individuals, and to do any or all of the things hereinbefore set forth and referred 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 ease be regarded as independent powers, objects, and purposes. FOURTH. This corporation shall be a membership corporation and shall have no capital nock. 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 business of the Corporation shall be governed or managed by the Executive Commit tee, 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, kina, or amount of business done by mem bers. their group affiliations, or geographical location, and other bases for classification; for dues based 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 committees, filling vacan cies. appointing employees; for the methods of voting by members, including representation of certain groups or classes of members by delegates or alter nates: for annual and other meetings of the Corporation or its officers or committees: for the admission and expulsion of members and the forfeiture nf memberships: and for the amendment and method of amendment of such By-Laws. The By-Laws may also contain any other provision or provisions 31 which m*y be desirable to insert from time to time for the regulation and/or conduct of the business of the Corporation. SIXTH. The Corporation is to hare perpetual existence. SEVENTH. The private property of the members shall not be subject to the payment of corporate debts to any extent whatsoever. EIGHTH. In furtherance and not in limitation of the powers conferred by statute, the Corporation is expressly authorized to carry on its business and to hold annual or special meetings in any of the States, Districts or Territories of the United States; and to have one or more offices or branches therein, subject to the laws of the State of Delaware, to keep the books of the Corporation at such plsees as may be from time to time designated by the Corporation; to receive contributions, and to assess and collect fees, dues and otiier payments, at 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 only 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: Names Residences M. Q. Ma c d o n a l d Washington, D. C. T. S. MOULTON.............. . 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 6S of the Revised Code of Delaware, and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental 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 al j In the presence of HAROLD E. GRANTLAND. St a t e or De l a w a r e [ Co u n t y or Ne w Ca s t l e ) . 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 per sonally 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 Appointed Jan. 11, 1933 State of Delaware Term Two Years. HAROLD E. GRANTLAND. Votary Public ' "IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE 32 NPCA/Rl 018388 BY-LAWS (Ad o pt ed No v e mbe r 2, 1933) (Revised November 2, 1934) {Revised November 1, 1935) (Revised Novembtr 20, 1936) (Rtinted October 29, 1937) (Revised November 1, 1940) (Revised October 31, 1941) (Revised October 20, 1943) (Revised October 26, 1944) (Revised November 1, 1945) of the NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. Organized November 1, 1933 Incorporated December 1, 1933 (Superseding Prior Organizations Dating from 1888) ARTICLE I TITLE The name of this organization shall be the National Paint, Varnish and Lacqoer 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 members, to remove evils snd customs contrary to sound business principles snd ethics, and to safeguard the interests of the public. The Association shall not directly or indirectly restrict free and lawful competition. ARTICLE II MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 1. Membership in this Association shall consist of individuals, firms, corporations who are manufacturers or wholesalers of paints, var nishes, lacquers, water paints and kindred products; and individuals, firms, corporations who are manufacturers or wholesalers of materials used in connection with the manufacture or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints snd kindred produets. There shall be classes of membership as follows; . REGIONAL OB CITY ASSOCIATIONS Sec t io n 2. Any Association with five or more members eligible to join the Netionsl Paint, Varnish snd 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 By-Laws snd Code of Ethics and payment of dues. CLASS A MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 3. Class A membership shall consist of individuals, firms, or corporations who are manufacturers of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints, or kindred product* and who shall pay dues based on domestic sales of Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Water Paints and Kindred Products manu factured by them, as provided for in the following schedule: Claes Amount 1 Under $50,000 $25.00 2 $50,000 to 100,000 50.00 3 100.000 160,000 100.00 4 5 150,000 250,000 u 250.000 500,000 150.00 300.00 6 500,000 * 750.000 450.00 7 750,000 1,000,000 600.00 8 1,000,000 1,750,000 1,000.00 9 1,750.000 2,500,000 1,500.00 10 2,500,000 5,000,000 2,500.00 11 5,000,000 7,500,000 3,750.00 Clast 12 IS 14 15 16 $7,500,000 St $10,000,000 10,000,000 12,500,000 *u 12,500,000 15,000,000 15,000,000 . 20,000,000 20,000,000 ** 25,000,000 Amount $4,750.00 5.750.00 6,750.00 9,000.00 11.000.00 33 J NPCA/R1 018389 rntm t 17 25,000,000 " 30,000,000 13,000.00 18 30,000,000 " 35,000,000 15.000.00 12 35,000,000 " 40,000,000 17,000.00 20 40,000,000 " 45,000,000 19,000.00 21 46,000,000 " 50,000,000 21,000.00 22 1-25th of 1% over 50,000,000 plus 21,000.00 Duet are payable quarterly in advance on the first of January, April, July and October, baaed on sales to be reported by the member in accord ance with Article II, Section 12 of the By-Laws. New members shall pay from the date nearest the date of their acceptance into the membership of this Association. Each Class A member is entitled to one vote at the Associa tion meetings and to receive eopies of all publications of the Association, including Scientific Section Circulars. They are entitled to membership in Regional or City Associations on payment of the Regional or City Associa tion's dues, not including the National dues. CLASS B MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 4. Class B membership shall consist of individuals, firms, or corporations who are manufacturers of materials used in connection with the manufacture or application of paints, varnishes, lacquers, water paints or kindred products who shall pay dues based on the Domestic Sales to Manu facturers of Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Water Paints and Kindred Products, of products manufactured by them, as provided for in the following schedule: CUut Amount 1 Under 250,000 220.00 2 3 250,000 100,000 tMo ' 100,000 150,000 40.00 80.00 4. 5 160,000 250,000 44 44 250,000 500,000 120.00 220.00 6 500,000 ** 1,000,000 440.00 7 8 1,000,000 1,750,000 44 44 1,750,000 2,500,000 800.00 1,200.00 9 2,600,000 ** 5,000,000 2,200.00 10 11 12 13 5,000,000 7,500,000 10,000,000 12,500,000 44 14 44 44 7,600,000 10,000,000 12,500,000 16,000,000 3,200.00 4,400.00 5,400.00 6,400.00 14 15,000,000 44 20,000,000 8,500.00 15 l-25th of 1% over 20,000,000 plus 8,500.00 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 12 of the By-Laws. New members shall pay from the date nearest the date of their acceptance into the membership of this Association. Class B members 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 payment of the Regional or City Asso ciation dues, not including National duet. . CLASS C MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 5. Class C membership shall consist of individuals, firms or corporations who are not eligible for Class A membership or who are not Clais B members, but who are members of Regional or City Associations affiliated with the National Association and pay National dues end dues as prescribed by the Regional or City Associations. They shall have representa tion at the National Convention through Regional or City Association delegates. On October 1st of each year each Regional or City Association shall, through its Secretary, furnish to the Secretary of this Association a com plete list of its Class C members, and such Regional or City Associations shall pay as annual dues the sum of 220.00 for each eligible member so reported and 21.70 per mouth 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 ai annual dues the sum of 34 NPCA/R1 018390 110.00 for each member in United States funds, or its equivalent, except as provided in Article II, Section E, of the By-Laws. CLASS D MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 6. 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. 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 publica tions of the Association, including the Scientific Section Circulars. They shall pay dues in United States funds, or its equivalent, in amounts paid by corresponding classes of Class A members, but not in excess of $150.00. Class D membership shall also be available to individuals, firms or corpora tions 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 $120.00 per year, and shall be entitled to receive copies of all publications of the Association, including Scientific Section Circulars. Any eoneern eligible for membership in this Association, located in Canada, who is not a Class D member, shall be entitled to affiliate with a local Asso ciation as a Class C member, by paying $10.00 annual national dues, 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. CLASS E MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 7 (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, tur pentine, 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 association, or associations, without payment of the $20 dues going to the National Association, but only upon payment of the local association assessment. If a Class A member of the Association manu facture* 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. (e) Class E members shall be organized as the Wholesale Division of this Association which, except as provided by Article III, Section 4, shall elect its own officers, and shall act independently in all matters, subject, however, to the Bp-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 at the rate of $25.00 per ytut. Due? are payable quarterly in advance on the first of January, Ar il, July and October. New members shall pay from the date nearest the cite of their acceptance into the membership of this Association. APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Sec t io n 8. All applications for Class A, Class B and Class D 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 Executive Committee of the Asaoeiation for election. All applications for Class E membership shall first be referred to the Executive Committee Wholesale Division for approval, and upon approval shall be submitted to the Execu tive Committee of the Association for election. If the vote of the Executive Committee is favorable, the Secretary shall notify the applicant. Upon pay- ` 36 / I NPCA/R1 018391 ment of dues, the applicant shall be enrolled bp the Secretary in the mem bership of the Association. Sec t io n 9. No individual, firm or corporation shall be admitted to Class A or Gass E membership until they have signed the agreement rela tive to Non-Exchange of Products and the Anti-Bribery Agreement of this Association. HONORARY MEMBERS Sec t io n 10. 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. Honorary members shall be exempt from the payment of duesEXPULSION Sec t io n 11. Expulsion: The Executive Committee, at its discretion, may declare forfeited any membership for good and sufficient reasons, or for non-payment of dues that may be in arrears six (6) months. ANNUAL DUES 3 Sec t io n 12. Annual Dues: The fiscal year of this Association shall commence October 1, and end September 30, but dues of Class A, Class B, Class D and Gass E members shall be based on such members' sales for their last fiscal year, which are to be reported to Association Headquarters as soon at available after January 1st All other membership dues shall be paid in advance to the National Treasurer after October 1. SCIENTIFIC SECTION CIRCULARS Sec t io n 13. Scientific Section Cirenlars: Scientific organizations at home and abroad, or foreign manufacturers of Paints, Varnishes. Lacquers, Water Paints and Kindred Products, may receive the Scientific Section Cir. culers on payment of 3100.00 per annum. ARTICLE HU OFFICERS Sec t io n 1. The officers of the Association shall consist of a President, Vice-President Vice-President Wholesale Division, six (6) Regional Vice Presidents, Executive Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary. Sec t io n 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 Gass A members, for one year or until bis successor is elected and shall qualify. Sec t io n 4. The Wholesale Division Vice-President shell 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. Sec t io n 5. Six ($) Regional Vice-Presidents shall be elected from either Gass A, B or C members of the Association, one from each of the six (6) zones as designated in Article XVIL They shall be elected for one year or until their successors shall be elected and shall qualify. SECTION 6. There may be an Executive Vice-President who may be elected or appointed by the Executive Committee as provided in Article TV, Section 18, of these By-Laws. Sec t io n 1, 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. Sec t io n 8. There shall be a Secretary of the Association, who shall be elected or appointed by the Executive Committee as provided in Article TV, Section 18, of these By-Laws. Sec t io n 9. Wholesale Division: The officers of the Wholesale Division shall consist of: Vice-President, Wholesale Division, who shall be elected by tbe Asso ciation and shall be the Chairman of the Division, as provided in Article III, Section a. Vice-Chairman, Wholesale Division, who shall be elected by the Division 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. Sec t io n 10. Honorary Officers: Other offices of honorary character mav 36 NPCA/RI 018392 be conferred upon any member by the unanimous vote of the Executive Committee. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sec t io n II. Executive Committee: Tbe Executive Committee shall consist of the President, Vice-President. Treasurer, the retiring President and eighteen elected members, twelve of whom must be Paint, varnish or Lacquer manufacturers; three must be Class A members, but not neces sarily manufacturers of Paint, Varnish or Lacquer; and three to be Class S, Class C or Class E members. Tbe Class B, Class C or Class E members will have all the rights of other members on the Executive Committee, except that they shaU not be eligible to election as chairman or vice-chair man thereof, and they ahall not vote on the subjects which directly affect the Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, Water Paint and/or kindred produets manu facturing industry. SECTION 12. Any individual representative of a Class A member of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association who has rendered distinguished service to the Association or to the industry may upon unani mous nomination by the Executive Committee be elected an Advisory Mem ber of the Executive Committee by a two-thirds vote at any regular meeting of the Committee. Such election shall be for the term of one year and no Advisory Member ehall be eligible for re-election as an Advisory member for more than three consecutive years. Advisory members of the Executive Committee shall have full privileges of discussion at all meetings of the Committee and shall be eligible for appointment to any sub-committees of the Executive Committee. Advisory members ehall not have tbe privilege of vote. At no time shall there be more than six Advisory members. Sec t io n 13. Members of the Executive Committee shall hold office for three years. No member who has served a full three-year term shall be eligible for reelection until at least one year shall have elapsed. Sec t io n 14. Tbe officers of the Executive Committee shall consist of e Chairman and a Vice-Chairman who shall be elected annually at the organi zation 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. Sec t io n IS. Election and Terms of Office: The officers and incoming members of the Executive Committee of the Association shall be elected by ballot at the last session of the annual convention in accordance with the By-Laws. Those receiving a majority of the votes east shall be declared elected. They shall enter upon their duties at the close of said meeting, and shall serve until their successors are elected. WHOLESALE DIVISION Sec t io n 16. 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. No member who has served a full three-year term shall be eligible for reelection until at least one year shall have elapsed. The incoming member* of the Executive Committee. Wholesale Division, shall be elected by ballot at Annual Meeting of the Wholesale Division. Those receiving a majority of the votes cat shall be declared elected. They shall enter upon their duties at the close of said meeting and shell serve until their successors art elected. The officers of the Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall con sist of a Chairman and Vice-Chairman, who shall be elected annually from its membership st its organization meeting, and shall serve until their suc cessors ere elected. ARTICLE IV DUTIES OF OFFICERS Sec t io n 1. Duties of the President: He shall be the chief executive officer and shall be an ex-offieio member of all Committees. It shall be tbe duty of tbe 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 st 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 ss the Executive Committee of the Association may direct. 37 I NPCA/R1 018393 A Sec t io n 2. Duties of the Vice-President: He shaU perform ell of the duties of the President in his absence and such other dnties as may be assigned to him by the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 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. Sec t io n 4. Presiding Officer: In the ease of inability of the President to preside at any meeting of the Association, the Vice-President shell 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 presid ing officer. Sec t io n S. Duties of the Executive Vice-President: The Executive Vice-President shall perform such duties as may be delegated to him by the President and/or by the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 6. Duties of the Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the Treas urer to open such bank accounts in sueh banks as may be approved by the Executive Committee; and to provide for the receipt of all moneys dne the Association. Disbursement shall be made by voucher signed by the Secre tary, or, in his absence, by a representative, authorised by the Executive Committee, as coming within the Budget, end countersigned by the Treasurer. Sec t io n 7. Under the authorization 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. Sec t io n & In the ease of the death, illness, disability or absence from his office of the Treasurer, any one of the following officers of the Association is hereby authorised to countersign checks and otherwise to perform, sd interim, the necessary duties of the Treasurer; the President, Vice-President or Chairman of the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 9. The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all receipt# and disbursements and shall submit quarterly s financial statement and operating statement covering the period from the last financial statement to the Executive Committee and an annual statement to the last day of Sep tember. This annual report to be audited and certified by a Certified Public Accountant and submitted to the Executive Committee at its annual meeting and by them presented to the annual convention. He shall also submit to the Secretary thirty (30) days befora the annual convention, a complete list of the Regional or City Associations holding membership in the National Association with tha number of tbeir members in good standing on his books, which list shall be the basis of representation at the annual convention. He shall also fnrnish a complete list of all delinquents. Sec t io n 10. 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 Seeratary of such election in accordance with the By-Laws. Sec t io n 11. Dnties of the Seeratary: The Secretary shall perform sueh dntias as may be delegated to him by the President and/or by use Executive Committee in the interest of the Association and the general interest of the industry. Sec t io n 12. It ehall be the duty of the Secretary to provide Minutes of all meetings of the Association and Executive Committee, and to preserve all records belonging to the Association and to perform such other duties inci dent to his office as may not otherwise be provided for. Sec t io n 13. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to approve or provide for the approval for payment of all proper expenditures of the Aeaociation 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 membership, and further, shall notify the Treasurer of the names and addresses of all members elected in Regional or City Associations as soon as he receives such notice from Regional or City Association secretaries. Sec t io n 14. 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. 33 NPCA/Rl 018394 DUTIES OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sec t io n IS. Duties of the Executive Committee: The Executive Com mittee shall receive for consideration and action at their meetings all reports, resolutions and communications presented by the Officers, Chairmen of Com mittees and members, which in the judgment of the Executive Committee 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 By-Laws as provided for in the By-Laws. The Executive Committee shall consider all reports, resolutions and com munications received prior to a meeting of the Association, and shall, through the Secretary, submit them to the meeting with their recommendations. Sec t io n 16. The Executive Committee shall consider and take action upon the expenditure of any funds of the Association. Sec t io n 17. The Executive Committee shall have the power to authorise the Treasurer to open bank accounts; to buy, sell, convert or exchange securi ties and property of the Association as provided by these By-Laws. Sec t io n 18. Tbe Executive Committee shall elect or appoint a Secre tary of the Association as provided by these By-Laws, and may elect or appoint an Executive Vice-President who shall perform such duties as may be delegated to him by the President and/or by the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 19. Bond: The Association shall provide indemnity bonds for the President, Vice-President, Chairman of the Executive Committee, Treasurer, Secretary, and aueh employees as the Executive Committee may direct. Tbe Executive Committee shall designate the amount of tha bonds. The bonding expense shall be paid by the Association. DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WHOLESALE DIVISION Sec t io n 20. Duties of Officers and Executive Committee, Wholesale Division: (a) The Wholesale Division Vice-President shall submit through the President to the Executive Committee of the Association at least S days in sdvance 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 tbe Executive Committee of the Association he shell submit through tbe President to said Committee his annual report of the activities 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 meet ings of said Division, appoint committees and make other necessary appoint ments, receive and present reports of Committees, make recommendations, and perform such executive duties as the said Division or its Executive Com mittee may direct. (e) The Vice-Chairman of the Wholesale Division shall perform the duties of the Chairman in his absence. . (d> The Secretary shall perform the nsuai duties, subject to the direc tion of the Executive Committee of the Division and the President.. <e) The Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall have power to act for said Division between its meetings. It shall report to tbe 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 meeting of the Wholesale Division nominations for election of Vice-Chairman of said Division end 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 aucb duties as the Committee may direct. Tbe Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall perform the duties of the Chairman in his absence. NPCA/R1 018395 ARTICLE V VACANCIES IN OFFICES Sec t io n 1. President: In the event of the office of the President becom ing vacant by death or by action of the Executive Committee, the Vice President shall aet as President until the next annual convention -when a successor shall be elected. Sec t io n 2. Vice-President and Regional Vice-Presidents: In the event of the office of the Vice-President and/or any Regional Vice-President beeoming vacant by death or 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. Sec t io n S. Executive Committee: All offices or memberships of the Executive Committee which have been declared vacant by death or by action of the Executive Committee shall be Ailed by a majority vote of the Execu tive Committee. ARTICLE VI MEETINGS Sec t io n 1. Date: The Association shall hold annual conventions during the third week of October subject to change of date as provided for in Section 2 of tb Article. Sec t io n 2. Tims 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 beneAt 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 convention. Sec t io n 3. Special Association Meetings: The President shall call special meetings upon written application of not less than thirty (30) Class A members if snd when approved by the Executive Committee. SECTION 4. Executive Committee Meetings: The Executive Committee shell meet immedistely following adjournment of tbe ennusl convention or et the call of the President for the purpose of organizing, and such other business as may property come before it, and thereafter quarterly within twenty (20) days before or after January 1st, April 1st, and July 1st, snd immediately preceding the Convention. A report of the quarterly meeting may be made to the membership through the Assoeistion publication, or otherwise, as directed by the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 5. Special Executive Committee Meetings: The Cheirman shall call special meetings of the Executive Committee when in his judgment it is necessary or upon the written request of not less than nine members of the Executive Committee. SECTION A. Quorum: Fifty (SO) Class A members snd delegates shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Association. Twelve members shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the Executive Committee. One-third of the members, including representatives of Class A mem bers, in good standing, shall constitute a quorum et any meeting of the Wholesale Division. Five shall constitute s quorum st any meeting of its Executive Committee. Sec t io n 7. Representation at Meetings: Class A members shsll hsve full privilege of the Aoor and one vote at ell meetings of the Assoeistion. All Clsss E members shsll be entitled to the privilege of the Ao o t end ell other privileges of full membership, with voting privileges by delegates as provided in Section 12. Honorary members shell be entitled to the privilege of the Aoor without voting power- The privilege of the Aoor et 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 two-thirds of the voting members present. Sec t io n 8. Delegates: Each Regional or City Association in good standing shall elect delegates to meetings of this Association, as follows: One (1) delegate for each 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. 40 NPCA/RI 018396 Sec t io n 9. Alternates: Each Regional or City Anociation shall elect an alternate for each delegate, who shall act for such delegate during his absence, and whose vote shall be binding the same at if cast by such delegate. Sec t io n 10. Delegates or Alternates to the Annual Convention shall be members of the National Advisory Committee and shall attend the meet ing of that Committee called prior to the Annual Convention for the dis cussion of Association problems. Sec t io n 11. The Wholesale Division at its annual meeting immediately preceding each annual meeting of the Association shall elect delegates to - meetings of the Association, at follows: One (1> delegate for every ten (10) members in good standing, including representatives of Class A members. Representatives of Class A members shall not be eligible for election as delegates from the Wholesale Division. Sec t io n 12. Voting Power: At all meetings of the Association Class A members and delegates of local Associations and the Wholesale Division present shall be entitled to one vote each. Sec t io n 13. 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 vote shall supersede the result of any previous vote on the same question by the membership at large. * SECTION 14. Delinquents: No 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. Se c t io n IS. (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 meetmgi upon written request of five members of the Executive Committee of tbs Division. (b) The Executive Committee, Wholesale Division, shall meet not less than four (4) times each year. The annual meeting shall be held immediately preceding the annual meeting of the Division as provided in paragraph (a) above. The Executive Committee shall meet immediately following the an nual meeting of the Division or st the call of the Vice-President of the Division for the purpose of organizing and such other business as may prop erly 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 majority 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 fioor and one vote. At such meetings representatives of Class A members shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor and one vote. ARTICLE Vn VOTING BY MAIL Sec t io n 1. Executive Committee: When necessary, the Executive Committee shall vote by mail on questions presented by the President or Chairman and a majority of the votes received within fifteen (16) days shall be decisive Sec t io n 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. Se c t io n 3. (a) -Executive Committee, Wholesale Division: When necessary the Executive Committee of the Wholesale Division shall vote by mail on ques tions presented by the President or Chairman of the Executive Committee, and a majority of the votes received within fifteen (15) days shall be decisive. (b) Members: Questions which in the judgment of the Executive Com mittee of the Wholesale Division are sufficiently important for consideration 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 (30) days shall be decisive. 41 I NPCA/RI 018397 ARTICLE Vin COMMITTEES Sec t io n 1. Trade Sain: There shill be a National Trade Sales Com mittee, the Chairman of which shall be appointed annually by the President. Sec t io n 2. The President of this Association, in collaboration with the President of each Regional or City Association, shall appoint to this Commit tee a Regional or City Asaociatioa member having a thorough knowledge of trade aaies in hie district. It ehall be the duty of the Chairman of each Regional or City Trade Sake Committee to organize thoroughly those inter ested in trade aaies in his district, including those manufacturers who sell lacquer to auto accessory wholesalers, or dealers. 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 Associa tions to appoint a Class E member on tbe Regional or City Trade Sales Com mittee. SECTION 3. Specialised Production Finishes: There shall be a Special ised Production Finishes Committee, the Chairman of which shall be ap pointed annually by the President. Sec t io n 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 Specialized Production Finishes in his district. It shall be the re sponsibility of this Committee member, as local Chairman, to organize thoroughly those members interested in sales of Specialized Production Finishes. The reactions of these Regional or City Associations shall be presented by their Chairmen to the Specialized Production Finishes Com mittee. Sec t io n . National Advisory Committee: This Committee shall con sist of the'ofBcars of the National Association, the Regional Vice Presidents, tha Divisional Vice Presidents, the Chairman of the Regional or City Asso ciation Program Committee, the Presidents and Secretaries of the Regional or City Associations, and the Delegates or Alternates appointed by Regional or City Associations to attend the Annual Convention of the Association. Tbit Committee shall meet annually prior to the National Convention at the call of the President. The President of the National Association shall pre side at inch meeting. SECTION 6. Budget and Finance Committee: This Committee shall consist 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 hall fix the compensation of the President and shall have charge of the allocation of all income of the Association. Sec t io n 7. Unfair Competition Committee: This Committee shall be appointed by the President, in collaboration with the Chairman of the Execu tive Committee, subject to approval by the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 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. Sec t io n 9. The following Committees shall consist of three or more members each, to be appointed by the President: By-Laws Committee Memorisl Committee Clean Up and Paint Up Committea Credits and Collections Committee Production Clubs Committee Scientific Section Committee Kindred Products Committee Simplification Committee Legislative Committee Membership Committee Tariff Committee Traffic Committee Sec t io n 10. Arrangements and Entertainment Committee: The Presi dent shall appoint each year an Arrangements and Entertainment Committee of three or more members who shall arrange for the ensuing annual conven tion. They shall receive the assessments for the same as provided in the By Laws, and shall make all the necessary disbursements from said fund, render ing report to the Executive Committee within thirty (30) days after the close of the annual convention. The President shall also appoint a Ladies' Recep tion Committee of three or more ladies. Sec t io n 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 42 NPCA/R1 018398 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 entitle us, and as provided for in the By-Laws of the Chamber. The National Coun cillor and the delegates art empowered to represent this Association in ac cordance with the By-Laws of the Chamber, and to east 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 proposition, resolution or question shall be presented by the National Councillor to the Chsunber with out the approval of the Executive Committee. Sec t io n 1Z. Regional or City Association Program Committee: The President shall appoint a Regional or City Aaaociation Program Committee of not less than five (5) members to prepart at the beginning, of the fiscal year a series of progrems which shall be sent to each Regional or City Asso ciation for the suggested use by such Association during the year. Sec t io n 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, es follows: Four to be selected from Class A membership, two to be se lected from Clast B, Clam C or Class E membership (none of whom shall be officers) and the President. The Nominating Committee shell report at the end of the first business session of the Convention. . Sec t io n 14. Publicity and Press: The President may appoint annually a Publicity and Press Committee, consisting of five members, who, together with the Secretary, thill edit material for the Press end shall edit all reports of the annuel Convention or other meetings of the Association. There shall be made a stenographic report of the business proceedings of the annual Con vention. Upon application, such report shall be furnished es edited and ap proved by the Publicity and Prats Committee, to any of the Trade Papers subscribing. The expense of the stenographic report shall be divided pro-rata between the Association and each of the Trade Papers making application for the report. Sec t io n 15. Arbitration Committee: To he composed of'six members of the Association, four of whom shall be Class A members, and two of whom shall be Class B, C or E members. All members are cordially invited in eases of dispute, to avail themselves of the services of this committee end thus avoid the expense, deisy and ill-feeling of litigation. RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR ARBITRATION 1. At the time of asking for en arbitration, the parties shall forward to the Chairmen of the Committee on Arbitration their written agreement to abide by the decision of the Arbitration Commitee. They shell deposit with the Treasurer of the National Paint, Varnish and Laequer Association, Inc., a sum of money designated to defray the expenses of toe Committee on Arbitration, including traveling expenses, to the place where hearing is to be held and all expenses incident to the hearing. The amount of this deposit in excess of such expenses will be returned pro-rata. If first deposit is insuf ficient, 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 I, the Chairman of the Committee on Arbitration shall confer with his Associates 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 ease in form of a typewritten statement, which shall present his position and contain his arguments in support of same and eite any precedents bearing on the case. This shall be accompanied by original papers or exhibits referred 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 disqualifi cation of a judge to hear and determine such controversy. 5. A majority of the Committee on Arbitration shall be necessary to constitute a quorum empowered to hear and determine the matter in dispute, 43 and such majority may, if it desires, select substitutes for other members of the Committee who are unable to attend. Such substitutes shall be members of the Association and qualify under Buie 4 and shall serve only in connec tion with the controversy for which they have been selected. 6. The record of the action of the Committee shall be made in triplicate, one copy of which shall be given to each of the contending parties, and one copy tent to the Secretary of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Asso ciation, Inc., but no report of the same shall be published or made a matter of permanent record. Sec t io n 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 as the Resolutions Committee. This Committee shall consider all reports, resolutions or recommendations which may be referred to them in session of the annual Convention pertaining to matters that have not been before the Executive Committee. They shall submit to the Convention such resolutions or reports with tbeir recommendations. When necessary, they shall draft and submit to the Convention resolutions on subjects requiring action. Sec t io n 17. Trade-Mark Committee: This Committee shall direct the work of the Trade-Mark Bureau, as provided in the By-Laws. Sec t io n 18. Public Relations Committee: The President shall appoint a Committee of three or more members to be known as the Public Relations Committee authorized to function on all matters heretofore bandied by the Save the Surface Committee. Sec t io n 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 bis judgment it may be required, additional special or sub committees, to whom the President shall refer or delegate to investigate, sup port or confer on subjects not within the scope of the duties assigned to other committees, as provided for in this Article. Sec t io n 20. Duties of Committees: It shall be the duty of all Commit tees, unless otherwise specified, to receive for consideration, all subjects involving the interests represented by said Committees; to formulate euch recommendations as may seem to serve the best interests of the Association, for presentation in the form and manner prescribed for Committee reports in the By-Laws. Sec t io n 21. Communications: AH communications relating to or affect ing any interests covered by Committees, shall be referred by the Secretary, upon the approval of the President, to the Chairman of such Committee, who shall make reply or return to the Secretary such recommendations as his Committee may indicate. Se c t io n 22. Wholesale Division Committees: There shall be such committees appointed within the Wholesale Division as may be necessary or desirable. Standing Committees shall submit reports and recommendations through the Secretary of the Division thirty (30) days prior to the Annual Meeting. ARTICLE IX REPORTS. RESOLUTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS All Committees shall submit, through their Chairman, to the Secretary at least thirty (30) days before the Annuel Convention for presentation through the Executive Committee to the Convention, a written report accom panied by recommendations, if any, on the subjects assigned to said Commit tees. All resolutions, spteial reports or communications received by the Secretary in advance of the Annual Convention, shall be referred by him to the Executive Committee for consideration and by them referred, with their recommendations, to the Convention for consideration and appropriate 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 recom mendations; reports of such considerations and recommendations shall be made prior to the adjournment of the Convention. ARTICLE X BUREAU OF TRADE-MARKS Sec t io n 1. A Trade-Mark Bureau shall be maintained by the Associa tion for the purpose of keeping reeorda and giving information as to Marks in our Industry, also giving information on Trade-Mark matters in general. Sec t io n 2. The Trade-Mark Committee shall, subject to the approval 44 NPCA/RI 018400 of the Executive Committee, moke eueh rules and regulations as may 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 XI EXPENSES OF OFFICERS As may be authorised by the Budget and Finance Committee and approved by the Executive Committee, the necessary expenses of the Presi dent, Secretary or duly accredited agents or representatives shall be paid. ARTICLE XII 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 deter mined by the Executive Committee prior to opening of the Convention. ARTICLE XIII 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 sessions shall be executive in their character ana none but members shall be admitted except by approval of the Executive Committee or by a two-thirds vote of voting members present. The President may appoint a Sergeant-atArms whose duty it' shall be to exclude all visitors except as herein provided for. ARTICLE XIV NOMINATIONS Sec t io n 1. Nominating Committee: The report of the Nominating Committee shall be presented at the end of the first business session of the annua! Convention, and shall be voted upon at the last business session of the Convention. Sec t io n 2. Six weeks prior to the Annua] Convention, the Nominating Committee shall mail to all members, entitled to vote, the names of six candi dates to be elected to the Executive Committee, showing the names of their Companies. It twenty-five members, entitled to vote, wish to place other candidates in nomination, they may do so by filing the names of said candi dates with the Nominating Committee three weeks prior to the Convention, provided only one name be filed from any one Regional or City Association. SECTION S. 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 XV RULES Sec t io n 1. Parliamentary: The proceedings of all meetings of this Association and its Executive Committee shall be subject to parliamentary rules as indicated in Roberts' Rules of Order. Se c t io n 2. Order of Business: 1. Opening of Convention 2. Roll CaR 3. President's Address 4. Treasurer's Report. E. Auditor's Report 6. Committee Reports 7. Resolutions 8. Unfinished Business fi. New Business 10. Election of Officers end Members of the Executive Committee 11. Installation of Officers and Members of Executive Committee. , ARTICLE XVI CODE OF ETHICS We, members of the Nations! Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., recognizing our responsibilities and obligations to promote the public welfare, and to maintain honorable, fair and friendly relations among men, do pledge ourselvea: 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 harm ful rumors regarding such competitor's products, or their personal or finan- eial reputation; to strive, by sincere and intelligent cooperation with our competitors, in all lawful ways to inereaa* 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, without false, derogatory reference to the products of competitors or misleading compari sons 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 observed in associated industries; to aneourage the adoption by the allied trades of similar codes as guides to govern their practices; and to discourage 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 descriptions. 4. To avoid and actively strive to prevent all forms of commercial bribery and corruption by members of this Association and by the Industry in genera]; and to this end we pledge our support to the Federal Trade Com mission and any other enforcement agency in locating and prosecuting indi viduals guilty of such practices. E. To recognize the right of employees to use all honorable and raaeon- able efforts to better their conditions, out to refrain from directly or indi rectly soliciting or bidding for the services of the employee of another mem ber. 6. To recognize that only when an employes shall take the initiative shall ws 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 produets of enother manufacturer, distributor or dealer. 8. To adhere faithfully to the rules of conduct herein act forth end to inspire our fellow members to do likewise, believing thet the Golden Hole is the only safe guide of conduct is 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 Executive Committee for consideration and action. ARTICLE XVn ~ ZONE CLASSIFICATION For the purpose of administration, the Association is divided into six 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, District of Columbia, Delaware Southern Zone: Virginia, Mississippi, 'West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Also*ms, Louisiana, (except that part which lies west of the Kansas City Southern Railway between ROdessa and Starks), Kentucky, Tennessee Central Zone: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin. Southwestern Zone: Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and that part of the State of Louisians including towns on the west of the Kansas City Southern Railway between Rodetas and Starks. Western Zone; Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, Washington. ' ARTICLE XVIII- AMENDMENTS Sec t io n 1. These By-Laws may be amended or revised at any Annual Convention of the Association by an affirmative vote of not less than two- thirds of the voting power present as provided for in the By-Laws. However, no such amendment or revision shall be considered unless the same has first been submitted to the Committee on By-Laws in writing, who shell present it with their recommendation to the Executive Committee, and by them presented with their recommendation to the Association 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 definite purpose by unanimous vote at any meeting of the Association. 46 NPCA/R1 018402 NON-EXCHANGE AGREEMENT (Revised tilt) "Whereas, 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 competition, 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 of 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 Lacquer 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 shall notify the accused of the charges, and pro vide due opportunity for hearing. The undersigned agrees that if the 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 exchanged or displaced, said value to be fixed on the basis of the regular invoice prices of the manufacturer, distributor or dealer making such exchange, at the time of the transaction, and agrees further to accept the decision of the Executive Committee in all such eases. "5. We agree to maintain this Agreement fully in spirit as well as in letter; to inform all of our talesmen, jobbers and other distributing agents or agencies of the purport and scope of this Agreement and to advise them that any effort or assistance on their part to effect or promote the exchange through sale or otherwise of the produets of any other manufacturer 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 consti tutes 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 manu facture. "7. We agree that in all cases where the application of this Agreement is in doubt we will submit the facts to the Executive Committee of the National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association, Ine,, before taking action, and will abide by their decision." ANTI-BRIBERY AGREEMENT WazxEAS. 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 value to employees of concerns to whom thev 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 with to cooperate with the Federal Trade Commission to eliminate the practice: Therefore. We hereby agree for ourselves individually, our respective companies, salesmen and employees, 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 talesmen 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 members cr to continue membership in said Association. 47 I NPCA/Rl 018403 LEST WE FORGET! (An editorial on your Ateociation'* Code of Ethic*, from the American Paint Journal, March S9, 1937) During the period which it rapidly approaching a half-century of honor able existence, the National Paint, Varnish and Laequer Association and its 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 damage incompatible with the principles of fair play, leaving the injured party with out legal recourse and utterly defenseless unless he yields to the temptation 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 permanent solution; indeed, if such unethical practices were condoned even when prac ticed 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 wBich this industry has won signal recognition is independent upon a feeling of good will and mutual respect which can exist only when the rules of fair play are jealously observed. These rules are set forth in the Code of Ethics of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, which appears as a section of the By-Laws. They antedate the Code of Fair Competition adopted under NRA and alto 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 binding only uoon signatories. When the same principles were later incorporated 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 be cause its existence has been forgotten during the recent years of rapid change in which one new form of governmental regulation has superseded another in its demands upon the attention of members of the industry-- but there has been some evidence that its principles are being disregarded in certain quarters. . It is for the purpose of reminder that the Code of Ethics still exists and to rail attention to its provisions that it is reproduced here as incorporated in the By-Laws of the National Paint. Va-nish and Lacquer Association. It provides the basis for honorable competition which permits competitors 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 bv his competitors, bv all means let us make it a closed season; th* other alternative is a cat and dog fight which can benefit no one in the long run. while threatening the security of the structure erected for the advancement of a united industry. (Text of the CoA* of ' a-r,'-'- XVI of the By-Lawt on Page IS of thie Year Book). DEFINITIONS I From Article II o/ t)>- nlA uv/ c -j - -/ r-.-.. c Paint, Varnish and Laequer Industry. Renrinted because of historical tntc--J n>o/jv.) The term "The Industry" means all persons in the continental United States engaged in the manufacture of paint, kalsomine and water namt. varnish (including shellac varnish), lacouer and kindred prodn-ts. including putty, semi-finished base materials for lacouers. thinners. and diluents (when such semi-finished base materiels re anld nr "ffrd *nr ssl in onmnot'tion with the finished products of th< Industrvl. linuld and nlastic rnnf " 'tra-.i end roof cements, end artists' colors: end(n ueh branches nr snh.divisinne thereof as msv from time to time be included under the provisions nt this Pode. provided that if sinv member of the Industry also manufactures 48 NPCA/RI 018404 products of any other industry, the provisions of this Code ihsll spply oniy to thst pert of his business which is included in this Code. The term 'Export Trade" means any business transacted with any purchaser for shipment of products of the Industry outside of the continental United States. .... ... The term "ArtieU' Colon" meant artteit ml colors, or artists' pautts, mater colors including poster and thoweard colors, tempera colors, and artists' vatteie, prepared canvases and panelt, artists' mediums and var nishes, artists' drawing and lettering ink*. artists' block printing ink*-of oil and tcater base, charcoal, modelling tool* and all type* oj arti*t*` woodenware, eueh at easels, palettes, color boxes, and such kindred material* and article* ordinarily used in school* and by art students, artiste, commercial artists, etchert, modeller*, souIptort 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 employee is so en gaged. The term "member of The Industry" includes any manufacturer who shall be subject to this Code. The term "member of the Code" includes any member of The Industry who shall expressly signify assent to this Code. The terra "Association'' herein means the American Faint 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 maintained jointly by the Associations at 2201 New York Avenue, N. W* Washington, D. C. The term `Trade Sale*" as used herein means all sales to jobbers, dealers, painters, automotive refinishing shops, and tales made directly to the consumer, with the excep tion of such sales as are hereinafter defined as "Industrial Sales." The term "Industrial Sales" as used herein means all sales to the following classes of buyers, covering product! of The Industry used by aueh 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, imple ment manufacturers, furniture manufacturers, etc., etc.) Transportation companies (including street railways, bus and air trans portation 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 divisions, but only for the following products; traffic paint; road naint; product! used on bridges, trucks and machinery; automobile license tag coatings; or materials for finishing furniture, or any other products' manufactured in orisons or reformatories. All other business from State. County, Munirioal and other political sub divisions. such as produets used on buildings, institutions, ete.. to be classified as "Trade Sales." . All Departments of the United States Government regradless of usage. 1944 "CONVENTION-AT-HOME" SUMMARY ("Convention-at-Home" By Mail, October 25. 28. 27, 1944, With Statutory Meeting Held at Association Hesdnoarters. 15W Rhode Island Avenue. N. W,, Washington 5. D. C* October 26. 1944. Which Constituted the 56th Annual Meeting) PROGRAM BY MAIL Dates Indicate Schedule of Mailings of Printed Presentations to Members Wednesday. October 25, 1944 Greeting* from: Painting and Decorating Contractors of America. Michael W. McCarthy. President. National Paint Salesmen's Association. H. A. Tallon. President. Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs, i. J. Mattiello. President. Message from Chairman. Eec"tive Committee. Thurlow J. Campbell.' "After War---What?". Ernest T. Trigg. President. 49 I NPCA/Rl 018405 .National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. "A Message Irom the (.nairman, War Production Board", J. A. Krug. "The Manpower Problem", Paul V. McNutt, Chairman. War Manpower Commission. "Price Regula tion--Now and After the War'', Chester Bowies, Administrator, Office of l rice Administration. "The Coming War of Miles", Col. J. Monroe Johnson, Director. Office of Defense Transportation. "The Place ol Small Business in s Democratic Society", Maury Maverick, Chairman, Smaller War Plants Corporation. "The Office of Civilian Requirements", Dr. William Y. Elliott, Vice-Chairman, Civilian Requirements, wrB. "increased Markets and New Developments in the Paint Industry", Hon. Jesse H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce. "The Overseas Postwar Outlook". Dr. Junus Klein, Klein & Saks cooperating with National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. "Postwar Planning", Paul G. Hoffman, President, The Studebaker Corpora tion and Chairman, Committee for Economic Development. "Business Conditions--Now and Future", Norman C. Firth, Managing Editor, "Dun's Review". Reports of Committees: Arbitration, R. O. Walker, Chairman; By-Laws, H. M. Howard, Chairman; Calcimine ana water Paint. Dr. Carl ladings, Chairman; Chamber of Commerce, Frank J. Sampson, Chairman; Clean Up and Paint Up, M. M. Zoller, Chairman; Credits and Collections. Wm. L. Lang, Chairman; Nominating, E. D. Peck, Chairman; Memorial, G. M. Breinig, Chairman. Army and Navy "E" Awards. Thursday, October 26, 1944 "Postwar Planning Committee Report", Elliot S. Phillips, Chairman. "The rroteetive Coatings Branch--Its Activities", Wells Martin, Chief, Protective Coatings Branch, WPB. "Availability of Paint Raw Materials After the Termination of the European War , B. M. Belcher, Deputy Chief, Protective Coatings Branch, WPB. "Will Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Surpluses Plague the Industry Until Another World War?", J. F. Kurfess, Jr., Special Consultant, Defense Supplies Corporation. "The Future of Credits and Collections", Wm. L. Lang, Chairman, Credits and Collections Committee. "Report of Scientific Section", Dr. Henry A. Gardner, Director. "Adding 2200 Million to Our Gross Sales", B. M. Johnson, Vice-President. Nuodex Products Co., Inc. "Cooperative Advertising for the Paint Industry", deLaneey Kountse, Chairman of the Board, Devoe and Raynolds Co., Ine. "Why Advertise?", A. R. DeVos, President, Breinig Brothers, Ine. "Private Jones Returns to Privste Life", Col. George Ijams, Asst. Director, United States Veterans Administration. "Private Jones Is Retrained for Civilian Life", Maj. Omar W. Clark, Asst. Administrator, United States Veterans Administration. "Unde Sam Moves to Assure His Future Security", Hsrold W. Breining, Asst. Administrator, United States Vetersns Ad ministration. Trade Sales: "Trade Sales", Franklin J.`Lane. Chairman, National Trade Sales Committee. "Color and Postwar Merchandising", Faber Birren, President, American Coior Trends. "The Future of the Independent Retail Paint Store", Henry R. Bollinger, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. "How the Paint Manufacturer Can Help the Small Town Retailer in the Postwar Period", Vcaeh C. Redd, Cynthiena, Ey. "The Future of Paint and Varnish in the Retail Lumber Industry", H. R. Northup, Sec'y.-Manager, Nations! Retail Lumber Dealers Association. "The Value of Simplification", Harry W. Constant, Vice-President, United Sash and Door Company. "Maintenance Through Paint", Wilbur L. Rice, President, U. S. Gutta Pereha Paint Co. "What An Electric Utility Expects of the Paint Industry in the Postwar Period", W. L. Webb, Engineering Department, American Gas and Electric Service Corp. "Synthetic Bristle Development", Kent D. Currie, Seles Manager, Brush Division. Pittsburgh Piste Glass Co. "Housing During the War--and After", John B. Blandford. Jr,, Administrator, National Housing Agency. Reports of Committees: Legislative. Wm. J. Pitt, Chair man: Membership, D. H. Litter, Chairman; Public Relations. C. W. East wood, Chairman; Roof Coatings, R. A. Gaines, Chairman; Simplification. E. D, Peck, Chairman; Tariff. C. F. Beatty, Chairman. Friday, October 27, 1944 Industrial Finishes: "Elevating Merchandising Practices in Selling and Producing Specialised Production Finishes",' Paul S. Kennedy, Chair man, National Industrial Finishes Committee. The Future of Nitrocellulose Lacquers: "The Future of Nitrocellulose Finishing Materials", Leo Roon. President Roxalin Flexible Finishes. Inc. "The Future of Nitrocellulose t cauer* in the Automotive Industry". F. G. Weed, Vice-President, RinshedMason Co. "The Future of Nitrocellulose Lacquers in the Furniture In- 50 NPCA/R1 018406 oustry," W. I. Longsworth, Preaident, Lilly Varnish Company. "The Future of Nitrocellulose Lacquers for Paper Costings", Harry K. Ash, Lacquer Chemist. Ault & Wiborg Division of Interchemical Corporation. "The Future of Nitrocellulose Lacquers for General and Specialty Finishing," Charles H. Reed. President, Forbes Varnish Company. "Hot Lacquers and Their Solvent Requirements", Ralph L. Ericsson, Technical Service Division, Commercial Solvents Corporation. "New Developments in Spray Equip* merit, for Hot and Cold Nitrocellulose Lacquers", E. F. Frey, Asst. Sales Manager, The DeVilbiss Company. "Increasing Total Solids of Nitro cellulose Lacquers", J. B. WieseL Director. Sales Development, Cellulose .Products Dept., Hercules Powder Co. "Some Aspects of the Cost Problems in the Field of Specialized Industrial Production Finishes", Carl J. Schu mann, President, Hilo Varnish Corporation. "The Outlook for Alkyds", Gordon H. Robertson, Gen. Mgr., industrial Division, The Sherwin-Williams Co. "WPB Compliance". M. S. Verner, Director, Compliance Division, WPB. "Electrostatic Dip Finishing", Harold Ransburg, Vice-President, Harper J. Ransburg Company. Messages From Our Suppliers and Associated Industries: "Lead and Zinc Pigments", Felix E. Wormser, Sec'y.-Treas., Lead Industries Associa tion. "Zinc Pigments". Ernest V. Gent, Secretary, American Zinc In stitute, Inc. "Linseed Oil", V. A. Acer, Vice-President, Spencer Kellogg A Sons., Inc. "Faint Brushes in 1945". Gilbert L. Wright, Chairman, Paint and Varnish Brush Committee, American Brush Manufacturers' Association. "Shellac and the War", Rudolph Zinsser, William Zinsser A Co. "Synthetic Resin Manufacturers Association", C- Homer Flynn, Secretary. "Plastics ol Tomorrow", F. H. Carman. General Manager, Plastic Materials Manu facturers' Association. "The Outlook for Paint in Cans", H. Ferris White, Exec. Vice-President, Can Manufacturers Institute. "Titanium". Dennis K. Pickens, Washington Representative, Titanium Division, National Lead Company. "Tung Oil", S. C. Wood. Asst. See'y., Universal Trading Corp oration. "Debvdrated Castor Oil". R. D. Eno, Manager, Castung Dept., Baker Castor Oil Co. "Can Free Enterprise Survive?", Eric A. Johnston, President, Chamber of Commerce. U.S.A. Reports of Committees: Cost Accounting. R. H. Everett Chairman: Trade Marks. D. W. Edgerly. Chair man; Traffic, E. A. Leveille, Chairman; Unfair Competition, Charles J. Koh. Chairman. Treasurer's Report--E. A. Foy, Jr. MINUTES OF FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING NATION AL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION OCTOBER 26. 1944 ASSOCIATION HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON, D. C. Pursuant to a notice mailed to members of the Association under date of October 5, 1944, the fifty-sixth annual meeting of the National Paint. Varnish and Lacquer Association was held at its headouartera. 1500 Rhode Island Avenue. N. W,, Washington, D. C.. on October 26. 1944. CALL TO ORDER--The meeting was called to order at 11:30 A. M.. by President Ernest T. Trigg, who presided at the meeting as provided by the Bv-Laws. The Association Secretary acted ea Secretary of the meeting. ROLL CALL--The Secretary reported 370 Class A members present in person or by proxy end 24 delegates of 15 local affiliated associations present in person or by proxy. The Chairman declared a quorum present end ordered *hat the proxies be filed with the Secretary. REPORT OF PRESIDENT--The President submitted s report on the affairs of the Association and stated that the report is printed in the Wed nesday, October 25th issue of the "Convention-at-Home Daily", which h*s Wen mailed to members of the Asaociation. TREASURER'S REPORT--The Treasurer's report for the fiscal var ending September 30. 1944. was presented and on motion duly seconded w*s approved and ordered distribnted to the members of the Association. AUDITOR'S REPORT--The Secretary reported that the accounts of the Treasurer had bean audited bv E-nst A Ernst and that the report of the Auditors * available at Association headauarten for review, REPORT OF BY-LAWS COMMITTEE--President Trigg reported that the Industrial Finishes Committee had recommended that the name of th* Committee be changed to "Specialized Production Finishes Committee" r.nd he stated that the recommendation had been approved by the Executive 51 I NPCA/Rl 018407 Committee end that the Executive Committee had approved the necessary changes in the By-Laws to provide lor this revision. On motion duly aeconded the recommendation of the By-Lawa Committee substituting the name "Specialized Production Finiihei Committee" for "Industrial Sales Committee" was approved. OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS--The Secretary stated that all com mittee reports are printed in full in the three issues of the "Convention-atHome Daily". RESOLUTIONS--The Secretary reported that no resolution had been presented for consideration at the annual meeting. UNFINISHED BUSINESS--The Secretary reported no unfinished business for attention at this meeting. NEW BUSINESS--On motion duly seconded the actions of the Execu tive Committee and of the officers of the Association since the last annual meeting were approved, ratified and confirmed. ELECTION OF OFFICERS--The President reported that the report of the Nominating Committee had been mailed to all members of the As sociation. He stated that due to the fact that A. E. Horn had been elected a member of the Executive Committee to fill the unexpired term of William Zintl, resigned, he had requested to be relieved from re-election as Eastern Zone Vice President. On motion duly made and seconded Robert W. Matlack, President, Geo. D. Wetherill A Co., Inc, of Philadelphia, Pa., was nominated for the office of Eastern Zone Vice President. On motion duly made and seconded the meeting then proceeded to the election of officers and members of the Executive Committee. Opportunity was afforded to members present in person or represented by proxy to offer further nominations and there being none offered, on motion duly made and seconded the following officers and members of the Executive Committee were elected to serve for the terms indicated: VICE-PRESIDENT--1-year tern: Franklin J. Lane, Vice President, Beaton Varnish Co, Boston, Mass. TREASURER--1-year term: E. A. Foy, Jr, President, Foy Paint Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS--1-year term: New England--Frank Bownes, President, Frank Bownes Co, Chelsea, Mass. Eastern--Robert W. Matlack. President, Gao. D. WetheriD A Co, Inc, Philsdetphia, Pa. Central--Mitchel Goldsmith,-President, Armstrong Paint A Varnish Works, Chicago, Illinois. Southern--Frank J. Sampson, President, Sampson Paint A Color Co, Richmond. Va. Southwestern--R. W. Blair, Jr, President, Jones-Blair Paint A Varnish Co, Dallas, Texas. Western--S. C. Rasmussen, President, General Paint Corporation, San Francisco, Calif. DIVISIONAL VICE PRESIDENT--Wholesale--1-year term: E. P. Lynch. President, E. P. Lyreh. Inc, Providence. R. I. MEMBERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--S-year term: T. J. Campbell, President, Valspar Corporation, New York. N. Y. N. W. Kelley. President, Soothern Varnish 'Corporation. Roanoke, Va. Harry M. Kuhn, Vies President, Kuhn Paint A Varnish Works. Honston. Texas. W. C. Stolk. Vice President, American Can Company. New York, N. Y. F. L. Sulzberger, President, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co, Chicago, XII, Val Wurtele. President, Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co, Minneapolis, Minn. ADJOURNMENT--There being no further business to come before the session the meeting adjourned at 12:30 P. H. TREASURER'S REPORT. N. P. V. & L. A., FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1944 Once more your Treasurer is pleased to be able to report the finances of the Association are in excellent condition--that receipts exceeded ex penditures by s substantial amount and that the Association has lived within its budget. 52 l I NPCA/RI 018408 Another full year of the control* of * wartime economy luu been safely bridged and your Association has continually forged ahead in its constructive program. During the year the Association has enjoyed a substantial net increase in membership and is in strong position to lace the unknown problems of the postwar period with confidence. In facing the problems of the future, it is comforting to not* that the Association nas a substantial reserve fund to be called upon when an emergency may make that action advisable. The books of the Association have been audited by Ernst A Ernst and the Auditor's Report is available for inspection at Association Head quarters. Following is a statement of the finance* of the Association for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1044: Income for Fiecal Year October 1, 1943 to September 30, 1944 From Dues*291.903.73 Interest Earned on Securities4,715.53 Discounts Taken;______________________________ 439.79 Miscellaneous Receipt*6.94 Recovery on Account* Previously Written Off___ 16843 *297.23442 Expenses for Fiscal Year October 1, 1943 to September 30, 1944 Administration , ..... ....... . 59,798.40 Building Maintenance 11.974.40 Scientific Section 5047049 Pnbiie Relatione 6.17542 Clean Up and Paint Up 12,192.72 Unfair Competition , 12,017.78 V holessle Division!- 1,846.45 Traffic Bcrean 5,986.89 9,664.79 5,47543 7,46948 Trade Mark 17,627.44 4,154.47 7,028.86 9,70140 23,290.17 Cooperation with Government and Other Public Agencies ~_ . 22,926.00 *267.600.49 Excess Income over Expense*_________________ Surplus________________________ ______________ t 29.63343 422.26247 *45149640* *A substantial part of this item it invested in building and equipment and in Government War Bonds. OFFICERS--1945 NATIONAL PAINT. TARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION. INC PRESIDENT--Ernest T. Trigg, 1500 Rhode Island Avenue, N. W. Washington 5, D. C. (Elected at 1942 Statutory Meeting for three-year term) (Elected t 1944 Statntorv Meeting) (For One-Year Term) VICE-PRESIDENT--Franklin J. Lane. Boston Varnish Company, Everett Station. Boston. Mast. REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENTS: New England Zone--Frank Bownes, Frank Bownes Company, 311 Eastern Ave.. Chelsea. Mast. Eastern 7one--Robert W. Matlock, Geo. D. Wetherill A Co.. 113 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Centra] Zone--Mitchel Goldsmith. Armstrong Paint A Varnish Works. 1330 S. Kilboum Ave.. Chicago. 111. Southern Zone--Frank .T. Sampqn. Sampson Paint A Color Co., 1413 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va. Southwestern Zone--R. W. Blair. Jr.. Jones-Blair Paint A Varnish Co.. P. O. Box 533, Dallas. Texas. . 53 t I - ink Western Zone--S. C. Rasmussen, General Paint Corporation, 2627 Army Street, San Francisco, Calif. TREASURER--E. A. Foy, Jr,, Foy Paint Company, 1775 Mentor Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio. SECRETARY--Reuel W. Elton, 1500 Rhode Island Aye., N. W., Washington 5, D, C* GENERAL COUNSEL--M. Q. Macdonald, 1500 Rhode Island Aye., N. W., Washington 6, D. C. DIVISIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT (Wholesale Division)--E. P. Lynch, E. P. Lynch, Inc., 92 Weybosset Street, Providence, K. L EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--AS OF JANUARY 16, 1945 THURLOW J. CAMPBELL (Chairman)--The Valspar Corporation, 11 E. 36th Street, New York, N. Y. (Term expires 1947). R. 0. CLARK--Jewel Paint & Varnish Co,, 345 N. Western Ave., Chiesgo, 111. (Term expires 1946). W. M. CLARK--The Muralo Company, 570 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, N. Y. (Term expires 1946). E. A. FOY, JR.--Foy Paint Company, 1776 Mentor Ave., Cincinnati. Ohio. (Terra expires 1945). E. D. GRIFFIN--Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Grant Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. (Term expires 1946). A E. HORN--A C. Horn Co., Horn Bldg., Long Island City, N. Y. (Term expires 1945). WM. H, JARDEN, JR, McCloskey Varnish Co., Holmesburg Junction, Philadelphia. Pa (Term expires 1946). N. W. KELLEY--Southern Varnish Corporation, Roanoke, Va (Term ex pires 1947). D. A. KOHR--Lowe Brothers Company, 424 East 3rd Street, Dayton, Ohio. (Term exnires 1945). ' deLANCEY KOUNTZE--Devoe h Reynolds Co, Inc., 787 First Avenue, vw York. N. Y. (Term expires 1945). HARRY M. KUHN--Kuhn Psint Company, P. 0. Drawer 2218, Houston, Texas. (Term expires 1947). FRANKLIN J. LANE--Boston Varnish Company, Everett Station, Boston, Mass. (Term expires 1945). H. A MELUM (Vice-Chairman)--Benjamin Moore & Co., 415 N. Green St, Chicago, 111. (Term expires 1945). RALPH M_. NEUMANN--N'few J~ersey Zinc Company, 160 Front Street, Nw York. N. Y. (Term exnires 1945). CHARLES J. ROH--Murohy Finishes Corp, 224 McWhorter St., Newark, N. J. (Term expires 1945). HAROLD ROWE--National Lead Company, 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y. (Term expires 1946). E. J. SHANNON--Edw. J. Shannon Co., Box 40, Norwood, Cincinnati, Ohio. (Term expires 1946). W. C. STOLK--American Can Company, 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. (Term exnires 1947). FRANK L SULZBERGER--Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co, 331 S. Peoria St, Chicago, 111. (Term expires 1947). ERNEST T. TRIGG--Association Headouarters. 1500 Rhode Island Ave, N. W.. Washington, D. C. (Term expires 1945). VAL WURTELE--Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co, 1007 S. Third Street, Minneapolis, Minn. (Term expires 1947). ADVISORY MEMBERS C. W. EASTWOOD--U. S. Gotta Percha Faint Co, 12 Dudley Street, Providence, R. L (Term exnires 1945). H. S. MARGETTS--W. P. Fuller & Company. 801 Mission Street, San Francisco. Calif. (Term expires 1945). MEMBER EMERITUS H. A. GARDNER--27 W. Kirke Street, Chevy Chase, Md. F'ected at Executive Committee meeting, July II. 1946. ** Deceased. !us COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN NATIONAL PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION. INC. ARBITRATION--R. o. Walker. The Thibaut & .Walker Company, Long Island City. N. Y. 54 I NPCA/FH 018410 BUDGET & FINANCE--E. A. Foy, Jr., Foy Paint Company, Cincinnai, Ohio. BY-LAWS--H. M. Howard, The Thibaut A Walker Company, Lone liland City, N. Y. CALCIMINE AND WATER PAINT DIVISION STEERING COMMITTEE --Carl Iddings, Prescott Paint Company, New York, N. Y. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. U. S. A--Frank J. Sampson, Sampson Paint A Color Co., Richmond, Va. CLEAN DP AND PAINT UP--Miles M. Zoller, Esgle-Pieher Salas Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. CREDITS A COLLECTIONS--W. W. Gilmour, Boston Varnish Company, Boston, Mass. LEGISLATIVE--Wm. J. Pitt, 300 Phillips Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. MEMBERSHIP (Steering)--D. H. Litter, D. H. Litter Co., New York, N. Y. MEMORIAL--J. V. Thompson. Thompson A Co., Oakmont, Pa. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES--Paul S. Kennedy, Murphy Fin ishes Corp., Newark, N. J. SPECIALIZED PRODUCTION FINISHES STEERING--Paul S. Ken nedy. Murphy Finishes Corp., Newark. N. J. ADVISORY BOARD--Paul S. Kennedy. Murphy Finishes Corp., New ark, N. J. SPECIAL LACQUER--E. H. Bucy, Zapon Division, Atlas Power Co., Stamford. Conn. NATIONAL TRADE SALES--Franklin J. Lane, Boston Varnish Co., Bos ton, Mass. _____ STEERING COMMITTEE--Franklin J. Lane, Boston Varnish Co, Boston, Mast. . PUBLIC RELATIONS--Charles W. Eastwood, U. S. Gutta Percba Paint Co., Providence, R. I. ROOF COATING DIVISION (Executive Committee)--R. A. Gaines, Philip Carer Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. SCIENTIFIC SECTON--Frank L Sultberger, Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co., Chicago, HI. SIMPLIFICATION--E. D. Peck. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh. Pa. TARIFF--Val Wurtele. Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co.. Minneapolis. Minn. TRADE MARK--D. W. Edgerly, Titanium Pigment Corporation, Chicago, 111. TP A FFTC--E. A, Leveille, Transportation Bide, Chicago, I1L UNFAIR COMPETITION--Charles J. Roh, Murphy Finishes Corp, New ark, N. J. _____ SPECIAL COMMITTEES ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT QUESTIONNAIRES-- Robert W. Matlack, Geo. D. WttheriU A Co, Philadelphia, Fa. COOPERATE WITH FLAX INSTITUTE--H. A. Melum, Benjamin Moore A Co, Chicago, HI. COST ACCOUNTING--Ralph H. Everett, M. J, Merkin Paint Co, New York, N. Y. roSTWAR PLANNING--E. S. Fhillipa, Devoe A Reynolds Co, Inc, New York. N. Y. Subcommittee on Education--Charles J. Roh, Murphy Finishes Corp, Newark, N. J. Subcommittee on Financing Proposed Advertising Camoaign--E. D. Pack. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. WAGE INCENTIVE--Roy B. Anderson, Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co, Brooklvn. N. Y. WOOD FINISHES GROUP--W. I. Longsworth, Lilly Varnish Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Advisorv Committee of Cincinnati Signers Agreement--R. L Grants. Rockford Varnish Company. Rockford, HI. Subcommittee (of Advisory) on Finance--C. L. Sullivan, Jr, Thresher Varnish Comnany, Dayton, Ohio. TOXIC MATERIALS--L. F. Theurer, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, Los Aneeles. Calif. TErwvTdAT. TRAINING (Subcommittee of Scientific Section!--C. H. Reed. Forbes Varnish Comoanv. Cleveland. Ohio. i4S "rONVFVTTON.AT-HOME" s u mma r y ("Convention-at-Home" By Mail, October 31. November 1, 8, With Statutory Meetinr Held at Association Headquarters. 1500 Rhode Island Avenue, 55 I NPCA/R1018411 N. W., Washington 5, 0. G, November 1, 1945, Which Constituted the 57th Annuel Meeting.) PROGRAM BY MAIL Dates indicate schedule of mailings of printed presentation to members. Wednesday, October SI, 1945 A Preview of 1946 Programs from: Painting and Decorating Contrac tors of America, Michael W. McCarthy, President. Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs, E. L. Gott, President. National Paint Sales men's Association, Howard A. Talloa, President. National Retail Lumber Dealers' Association, H. R. Northop, Secretary. Canadian Paint, Varnish and lacquer Association, V. C. Wansbrough, President. Meaaage from Chairman of Executive Committee, Thurlow 3. Campbell "Toward a Billion Dollar Industry," Ernest T. Trigg, President, National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. "Disposal of Surplus Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers by Reconstruction Finance Corporation," Leslie P, Evans, Chief, Paints, Varnishes, Fiber and Leather Section, Office of Surplus Property. "The World's Greatest Navy Needs Paint." "The Use of DDT in Paint," L. L. Carrick, Professor, Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, Con sultant, Scientific Section, N. P. V. A L. A. "Export Opportunities for Paint," F. B. Hillhouae, Chemical Unit, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, U. S. Department of Commerce. "Oil for the Lamps of Paintdom," Otto Eisenschiml, Scientific Oil Compounding Co. "Mildew Control in the Paint Industry," R. C. Hamden, Manager, Dowidde Division. Dow Chemical Company. "The Protective Coatings Branch, WPB," Wells Martin, Chief. "Paint in the Price Picture." Cheater Bowles, Administrator, Office of Price Administration. "Deferred Maintenance Market for Paint for Homes, Factories, and Utilities," R. A. Plumb, President, Truscon Labora tories. "Comments on Trade Marks," Association's Trade Mark Bureau. "New Machinery and Equipment for Plants," T. R. Colima, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. "Veteran Reemployment," Renshaw Smith, Jr., Chairman, Veterans Reemployment Committee, New York Paint, Vsmith and Lacquer Association. "What's Ahead in Raw Materials"--"Lead Pigments," Felix . Wormaer, Secretary, Lead Industries Association. "Zinc Pigments," Ernest V. Gent, Secretary, Americas Zine Institute. "Linseed Oil," T. L. Daniels, Vice-President, Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. "Shellac," William H. Zinsser, William Zinsser A Co., Inc. "Synthetic Resina," Howard Smith, President, Synthetic (Coating) Resin Manufacturers Association. "Paint and the Cen Situation." H. Ferris White, Exec. Vice-President, Can Manu facturers Institute. "Titanium Pigments," Dennis K. Pickens, Washington Representative, Titanium Division, National Lead Company. "Dehydrated Castor Oil," R. D. Eno, Manager, Castnng Dept., Baker Castor Oil Company. "Tall Oil." Dr. Otto Kress, Technical Director, Institute of Paper Chemistry. "Fish Oil," Leon Fmlk, Jr.. Treasurer, Falk A Company. "Tung, Oiticics and Drying Oils Generally," Martin F. Austin. President, Oriental Oils Association. "Paint Brushes," (see program Thursday, November 1st). "Rosin," (see paper on today's program by Wells Martin). Reports of Committees: Arbitration. R. 0. Walker, Chairmen; By-Laws, H. M. Howard, Chairman; Chamber of Commerce, U. S. A., Frank J. Sampson, Chairman; Legislative, W. J. Pitt, Chairman; Membership, D. H. Litter, Chairman; Memorial, J. V. Thomnson, Chairman: Nominating, E. E. Morten. Chairman; Public Relations, C. W. Eastwood, Chairman; Scientific Section, Frank L. Sulzberger, Chairman, G. G. Sward, Assistant Director. "FiftyYear Club." Thunder, November 1, 1945 TRADE SALES--"The Farm Market for Paint." H. R. Tolley, Chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U. S. Dept of Agriculture. "Merchan dising of Trade Sales." W. H. Mathews, Executive Vice-President Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc. "Paint Dealers Cen Prosper," Roy W. Lindsay, Vice President. Pratt A Lambert Inc. "Selling Preservatives," Edward Salas. Manager. Market Development Division. Nuodex Products Co., Inc. "The Paint Industry Looks to Advertising," E. D. Peek, Chairmen. Advertising Campaign Committee. "Planned Color Means Plant Painting." Annesta RGardner, Materials Editor. Modern Industry. "Barriers to Full Employ ment in the Construction Industry," J. L. Haynes, Chief, Construction Divi sion, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Dept, of Commerce. "Wanted: More Painting Craftsmen," Wm. F. Patterson, Director. Ap prentice-Training Service, Dept, of Labor, "Lighting and Paint." Dt . Mathew Luckiesh. Director, Lighting Research Laboratory, General Electric 56 Jl NPCA/Rl 018412 Company. "Color as a Sales Factor and What To Do About It," Clarence, Deutsch. Adv. and Sales MgT., St- Paul White Lead and Oil Co. "Tomor row's Paint Brush," Philip H. Thayer, Chiel, Bristles and Brush Section, WPB. "Spray Painting of Farm and Residential Property," W. J. Pitt, The DeVilbiss Company. "Opportunities for Paint Sales Through FHA." Reports of Committees: Calcimine and Water Paint, Carl Iddings, Chair man; Clean Up and Paint Up, M. M. Zeller, Chairman; Postwar Planning, C. S. Phillips, Chairman; Roof Coatings, R. A. Gaines, Chairman; Simplifica tion, E. 0. Peck, Chairman; Wage Incentive, Roy B. Anderson, Chairman. Friday, November 2, 1045 INDUSTRIAL FINISHES--"Special Maintenance Finishes for Specific Problems," W. F. Euster, Carpenter-Morton Company. "There is Safety in Color," H. L. Miner, Chief, Safety and Fire Protection Div., Service Dept., . I. du Pont de Nemours A Co. "Selling Quality Finishes," Paul S. Kennedy, Chairman, Specialized Production Finishes Steering Committee. "Rapid Product Finishes," Paul 0. Blackmore, Director, Products Engineer ing and Development, Ault Sc Wiborg Division of Interchemical Corpora tion. "Finishes for Aircraft." C. E. Spooner. Manager, Aviation Division, Berry Brothers, Inc. "Profitable Plant Improvement," E. E. Hoffman, Director, Industrial Finishes Division. "Cost Figuring for Producing and Selling Specialized Production Finishes," W. R. Sieplein, The Sherwin- Williams Co. "A Railroad Looks at Paint," David Robinson George, Pub licity Representative, Long Island Railroad Company. "America's Grest Merchant Marine and Paint" Vice-Admiral Emory Scott Land. U. S. N. Retd., Chairman, U. S. Maritime Commission. Reports of Committees: Cost Accounting, Ralph H. Everett Chairman; Credits and Collections, W. W. Gilmour, Chairman; Tariff, Val Wurtele, Chairman; Trade Mark, D. W. Edgerly, Chairman; Traffic, E. A. Leveille, Chairman; Unfair Com petition, Charles J. Roh, Chairman. Report of Treasnrer, E. A. Foy, Jr. War Service Awards. "TOWARD A BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY" (On 1045 "Convention-At-Home" Program) by Ernest T. Trigg, President National Paint.Varnish ana Lacquer Association, Inc. There never has been so eventful s year from the standpoint of our Nation as the one now coming to s dose. It has been full to overflowing with new and startling events through the period of Germany's elimination from the war, followed by the unconditional surrender of Japan, and the complete termination of hostilities. * Many of us still find it hard to realize that hostilities are actually over and that the nations of the world desire a lasting peace. It has been refreshing to note the speed with which war emergency orders of various kinds have been modified or revoked. WPB is rapidly terminating its setivities and it is expected that by the time this article is printed, or shortly thereafter, it will be out of business and any unfinished or hold-over business will be transferred to another agency of the govern ment. This will undoubtedly apply to other war-born agencies excepting OPA, which it it expected will continne in some form during the period while production is catching up with demand. So far as our industry is concerned the fats and oils situation has eased somewhat by the establishment of an over-all quota of 75W to cover both military and civilian requirement*. This has been very helpful to our industry in view of the cancellation of military orders and the absence of new ones. Our oil quota for 1046. so far as linseed oil is concerned, will depend on the acreage planted to flax in this country next spring and the prospective crop of seed it will vield. There also is the question of the amount of seed which may be obtained from Argentina. Until internal conditions in Argentina become more settled and our relatione with them improve, there will be uncertainties as to the amount which may come frnro that source. It is expected, however, that there may be some considerable amount of such seed and your Association will continue its setivities in the direction of obtaining all that is possible from there. The Association is. of course, actively engaged in an effort to realize as large s planting as possible in our own country in 1946. The subject "Toward a Billion Dollar Industry" presents s challenge that we mav accept In 1940. the last pre-war year, the Bureau of the Census reported the total value of this industry's products at 0464.000.000. 57 In 1944 it reported 4697300,000 (an increase of 50 per cent, which of coarse included a substantial amount of direct and indirect military business.) Based on the figures reported by the Department of Commerce, which represent approximately 90 per cent of the industry sales of oil paints, water-mixed paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels, etc., for the years 1940 to 1944 on a 100% basis, were: 1940--4464,000,000. 1941--4623,000,000--an increase over 1940 of 34.3 per cent. 1942--4594,000,000--an increase over 1940of 28 per cent. 1943--4636300,000--an increase over 1940 of 373 per cent. 1944--4697,800,000--an increase over 1940 of 50.4 per cent. There art no figures available to tell us how much of our volume during this period was military, but it has been estimated by various sources at somewhere around SO to 35 per cent. At this point, let me break into the discussion of "A Billion Dollar Industry" to record our appreciation of and compliments to the various war agencies with which we have had contacts during the war period, especially the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Branch of the Protective Coatinei Bureau, lor the splendid job they did during the war to provide military paints for the government and for their cooperation with the industry. While mistakes were made, they were minor. In the main their accomplishment was outstandingly successful and the conduct of the Bureau and the Branch in its relations with the industry and its members was of the finest kind. Our industry was fortunate in having this Branch manned by outstanding individuals who had the ability and the determina tion to do a constructive piece of work which will always redound to their credit. From all directions we get reports that manufacturers in our industry have accumulated large back orders due to the fact that raw materials for their production were not available. Certainly there is a huge amount of deferred painting ready to be done just as soon as the raw materials to make paint become available and as paintert can be secured to apply it Fortunately, our industry has no reconversion problem and we are all "set to go". Fortunately, too, in the main people have money in war time savings, war bonds, etc, with which to pay for repainting and re decorating their properties. We, therefore, have an- immediate prospect ol a huge volume of business to catch up the alack, which should be followed in a relatively few months by a new home building program which will continue for several yean. It is estimated by competent authorities that an average of a million new homes per year will be required tor the next ten yean. This means a lot of paint Very; shortly, and probably before many people imagine it will be possible, industrial plants which were converted over entirely to war production will be back in peace-time activi ties. This indudes such industries as the automobile, electric refrigeration, washing machine, ndio, etc, etc The accumulated demand from such industries will bring a volume of business in industrial finishes of large proportions. Then, too, paint manufacturers interested in export business will undoubtedly have a very large direct demand for their products from other countries, many of which will have to be rebuilt. There will also be a substantial amount of indirect export business,--finishes required in plants in the United States such as agricultural machinery, tractor truck manufacture, etc, to finish their products which will be shipped overseas. When one takes into consideration the possibilities tor our industry jn the years immediately ahead it is not hard to understand why I have nreviously predicted, and repeat the prediction, that "Some year within the first five years after the war is over, our industry's volume will reach a billion dollars." If you have not already examined the figures which appeared in "The Open Door", September 17. 1945 issue (page 5). I suggest that you do so. These figures indicate, based on our relationshio to the national income, that our volume of business should exceed one billion dollars in 1948. In my opinion, there is only one thing which may defeat the accom plishment of this goal, that is, the failure of the industry itself to take odventage of its opportunities and the failure of manufacturers each to nut their own house in order (if they have not done so) hr producing finishes of merit which will best serve the purposes intended; bv a policy of the closest cooperation with his customers (be they trade sales or in dustrial): by strengthening the personnel of his own organisation.--par ticularly manning his sales department with aggressive, reliable salesmen 58 ( . i < I ' I ! | . | j I . NPCA/R1 018414 v. ho have imagination and foresight; and thru taking such cteps as may be consistent and proper to keep his name and his products before his cus tomers.--actual and prospective--in a most favorable way. Our industry collectively has an opportunity to keep paint and its importance constantly before every man, woman and child in the country through our cooperative advertising campaign. No matter what other advertising or promotion may be undertaken by a manufacturer, the in dustry's cooperative advertising will support and strengthen the individual efforts and will result in three basic accomplishments of vital importance to our industry-- (1) Improving the quality of material purchased because of the edu cation of the public in the matter of quality; (2) Meeting and anticipating the inroads of competitive products of other industries. (3) Encouraging a greater and more frequent systematic use of the materials we make. Through this united effort, our great industry cannot fail to go for ward rapidly and the prophecy of a billion dollar industry within the next few years will assuredly be realized. It is gratifying to report again an increase in the total membership of this Association for our fiscal year ending September 30, 1945. During the year we have a net increase of ninety-six (96) members. This is the twelfth successive year in which it has been my privilege to report a yearly increase in membership over the preceding year. Since October 1933, when the several Associations were consolidated into the present National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, our membership has been increased by 1033 members. I want to express for myself as President of the Association and for the industry as a whole the very sincere appreciation for the splendid services rendered during the year by-- the Trade Press the Members of the Executive Committee the Regional Vice-Presidents all other Committee Members and the members of the industry at a whole who have so generously co operated with and supported the activities of your National Association. And as President of the Association and on behalf of the industry I express our sincere thanks to the members of our staff who have labored diligently and in a most constructive way in carrying out all of the various things there have been to do for the benefit of the war effort and for the benefit of the industry. MINUTES OF 57th ANNUAL MEETING, NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Association Headquarters Washington, D. C. November 1, 1945 Pursuant to a notice mailed to the members of the Association under date of October 11, 1945. the 57th annual meeting of the National Paint, Varnish snd Lacquer Association was held at its Headquarters, 1600 Rhode Island Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C., on November 1, 1945. CALL TO ORDER--The meeting was called to order at 11:00 A. M. bv President Ernest T. Trigg who presided at the meeting as provided in the By-Lews! The Association Secretary acted as secretary of the meeting. ROLL CALL--The Secretary reported 421 Class "A" members present in person or by proxy and 23 delegates of 12 local affiliated associations present in person or by proxy. The Chairman declared a quorum present and ordered that the proxies be filed with the Secretary. REPORT OF PRESIDENT--In submitting his report as president, Mr. Trigg stated that the report is printed in the Wednesdsy. October 31st issue of the "Convention-at-Home Daily" which has been mailed to all members of the Association. TREASURER'S REPORT--The Treasurer's report for the fiscal year i nding September 30, 1945, was presented snd on motion duly seconded was approved and ordered distributed to members of the Association. (Copy appended.) AUDITOR'S REPORT--The Secretary reported that the accounts of the Treasurer had been audited bv Ernst & Ernst and that the report of the Anditor* is available at Association Headouarters for review. REPORT OF BY-LAWS COMMITTEE--The Secretary reported that 59 _ i NPCA/Rl 018415 tbe report of the By-laws Committee conuined 'one suggestion for amend ment to the By-Laws, which hat been approved by the Executive Committee of the Association. Amend Article IV, Section 17, to read ai follows: "The Executive Committee shall elect or appoint a Secretary of the Association as provided by these By-Laws, and may elect or appoint an Executive Vice-President who shell perform such duties as may be delegated to him by the President and/or by the Executive Com mittee." On motion regularly moved and seconded the report of the By-Laws Committee was unanimously approved. KEPORT OF TRAFFIC COMMITTEE--The Secretary stated that the report of the Traffic Committee contains the following recommendation which has been approved by tbe Executive Committee of the Association: "No one can deny that the railroad* of this country have done an outstanding job throughout the entire war period. "The spirit of cooperation with which the rail carriers have per formed their services mad tried to help us with our transportation problems has been exemplary. "The Traffic Committee recommends to the Association that a resolution appreciating the services of the rail carriers during the war period be adopted at the forthcoming `Convention-at-Home.' " On motion duly made and seconded the recommendation of the Traffic Committee was unanimously approved. OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS---The Secreary stated that all com mittee reports are printed in foil in the three issues of the "Convention-at- Home Daily" and Out no recommendations other than those referred to above are involved. RESOLUTIONS--The Secretary reported that no resolutions had been presented for consideration at the annual meeting. UNFINISHED BUSINESS--Tbe Secretary reported no unfinished business for attention at this meeting. NEW BUSINESS--On motion duly seconded the actions of the Execu tive Committee and of the officers of the Association, since the last annual meeting, were approved, ratified and confirmed. REPORT OF NOMINATING COMMITTEE--The President stated that the report of the Nominating Committee was mailed to all members of the Associstion on October 11, 1945. ELECTION OF OFFICERS--Opportunity was afforded to members present in person or represented by proxy to offer further nominations, and there being none offered, on motion duly made and seconded the following officers ana members of the Executive Committee were eleetd to serve for the terms indicated: PRESIDENT--1-year term: ERNEST T. TRIGG. President, National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association. Inc, Washington, D. C VICE PRESIDENT--1-year term: HELMER A. MELUM, Chairman of the Board, Benjamin Moore & Company. Chicago. HI VICE PRESIDENT WHOLESALE DIVISION--1-year term: W. B. ELWANG, Viee President, Sanders Bros. Company, Richmond. Virginia. TREASURER--1-year term: E. A. FOT. JR_ President. Foy Paint Company, Inc, Cincinnati. Ohio. REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS--J-rear term: New England--CHARLES L. RAFFI. President. Raffi & Swanson, Inc. Chelsea, Matt. Eastern--ROT B. ANDERSON, Secretary-Treasurer. Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co.. Brooklvn. N. T. Central--RERNHARD MAUTZ, President Mautz Paint & Varnish Co, Madison, Wisconsin. ____ Southern--J. FRANK KURFEES, JR, President J. F. Kurfees Paint Co, Louisville, Ky. Southwestern--R- W. BLAIR, JR, President Jones-BIsir Paint & Varnish Co, Dallas. Texas. Western--H. C. McCLELLAN, President Old Colony Paint & Chemical Co- Los Angeles. California. MEMBERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE--3-year term: FRANK BOWNES. President Frank Bownee Company, Cheslea. Mass. MARSHALL L. HA VET. Exec. Vie* President New Jersey Zinc CoNew Tork. N. T. 60 NPCA/RI A. E. HORN. President, A. C. Horn Ok, Div. of General Printing Ink Corporation, Lone Island City, N. Y. J. WARREN KINSMAN, Gen. Mgr, Fabrics & Finishes Department, E. I. da Pont de Nemours ft Ok, lne,, Wilmington, Delaware. ELLIOT S. PHILLIPS, President, Devoe ft Reynolds Ok, Inc, Now York. N. Y. ARTHUR W. STEUDEL, President, The Sherwin-Williams Ok. Cleve land. Ohio. , ,, ADJOURNMENT--There being no further business to eome before the session, the meeting adjourned at 12:30 P. M.- REUEL W. ELTON, Secretary. TREASURER'S REPORT, N. P. V. & L. A, FISCAL TEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,1945 Another year has passed and once more we are pleased to report to the membership that the finances of the Association are in excellent con dition--that receipts for the year exceeded expenditures by a substantial amount--and that the Association has lived within its budget. The Association income in 1945 was considerably higher than in 1944 doe in large measure to the substantial increase in the Association mem bership. Increased membership means increased finances which make possible increased services to that membership and now that the war is over the Association is in a strong position to render an especially valuable service to all paint manufacturers in a period which holds forth almost unbelievable possibilities. During the war years the Association has built up a substantial re serve fund which will stand the industry in good stead in any emergency. The accounts of the Association have been audited by Ernst ft Ernst and the auditor's report is available for inspection at Association head quarters. Following is a statement of finances of the Association for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1945. The detail of expenses agrees in total with the expenses reported by our auditors in their report covering the examina tion of the Association for the year ended September 80,1945. However, in submitting this report to members, certain reclassifications, principally executive's salaries, have been made so as to reflect, in our opinion, the proper distribution of such expenses to the various departments. - You will note a reserve-of 8100,000.00 for Retirement Flans and Trust Fund which has been duly authorised by the Executive Committee. This is in connection with a plan to provide retirement allowance for employees of the Association which has been under discussion for several years and which in the judgment of the Executive Committee should now be put into effect. The details of the plan are not fully completed but it it expected that they will be shortly and with the approval of the Budget and Finance Committee and of the Executive Committee this reserve has been set up as of September 30. 1945, which is the end of the current fiscal year. Following is a statement of the finances of the Association for the fiscal year ended September 30,1945: Income for Fiscal Year October 1, 1944 to September 30, 1945 From Dues8324,092.79 Interest Earned on Securities---------------------------------------Diacount Taken___________________________________________ Miscellaneous Receipts--------------------------------------------------------Recovery on Accounts Previously Written Off_____________ 5,427.21 49S.I0 118A5 18.01 - 3330,151A" Expenses for Fiscal Year October 1, 1944 to September 30, 1945 Adminiitration___ __8 54.463.00 Building Maintenance____ 11.423.00 Scientific Section............... 53.416.01 Public Relations_________ 6.709.84 Clean Un and Paint Up___ 12.175.73 Unfair Competition ______ 12.207.57 Wholesale Division ............ Traffic Bnreaa___________ 1.802.11 6.363.32 Industrial Finiahes --....... - 10.107.06 Technical Field Service ...... 4,160.34 61 Trade Sales............................................ - ------ -- Mark Cooperation with Government and Other PabOe Agtneiea __ Teachera' Manual ' 6,71687 10,394.22 7,091.24 12.748.11 17,723.43 3,77489 3,760.00 21931.82 1241,763.03 Reserve for Retirement Pina3100,000.00 Surplus --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3440,866J4* A substantial part of this item it invested in building and equipment and in Government War Bonds. OFFICERS--1946 NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC PRESIDENT--Ernest T. Trigg, 1600 Rhode Island Ave- N. W,, Wash ington 6, D. C. (Elected at 1946 Statutory Meeting for one-year term.) (Elected at 1045 Statutory Meeting) (For One-Tear Term) EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT--Reuel W. Elton, 1600 Rhode Island Ave., N. W- Washington 6, D. C. VICE-PRESIDENT--H. A. Malum, Benjamin Moore A Co., 416 N- Green St., Chicago, DZ, * REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENTS: New England Zone--Charles L. Radi, Raffi A Swanson. Inc., 311 East ern Ave., Chelsea, Mass. Eastern Zone--Roy B. Anderson, Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co., 35 Nos trand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. T. Central Zone--Bernhard Mauts. Mantz Paint A Varnish Co., S39 E. Washington Avenne. Madison, Wise. Southern Zone--J. Frank Kurfeet, Jr- J. F. Kurfees Psint Co., 201 E. Market Street. Louisville. Ky. Southwestern Zone--R. W. Blair, Jr., Jones-Blair Paint A Varnish Co., P. O. Bo* 633, Dallsa, Texas. Western Zone--H. C. McClellsn. Old Colony Paint A Chemical Co., 820 Lamar Street, Los Angeles, Calif. TREASURER--E. A. Foy, Jr., Foy Paint Co- 1775 Mentor Avenue, Cin cinnati. Ohio. 1 SECRETARY--T. S. Monlton, 1600 Rhode leland Ave- N. W,, Washington, D. C. GENERAL COUNSEL--M. Q. Maedonald. 1600 Rhode Island Ave.. N. W,, Washington, D. C. DIVISIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT (Wholesale division)--W. B. Elwang, Sanders Bros. Company, P. 0. Box 616, Richmond, Va. . Elected by Executive Committee, January 31, 1946. 1 Elected bv Executive Committee, April 16, 1946. ____EXECUTTVE^COMMITTEI^AS OF JANUARY SI. 1946 FRANK BOWNES--Frank Bownes Company, 311 Eastern Avenue. Chelsea, Maas. (Term expires 19481. 1HURLOW .7. CAMPBELL (Chairman)--The Valspar Corp., 11 E. 36th Street. New York. N. Y. (Term expires 1947). F 0 CLARK--Tewel Paint A Varnish Co- 346 N. Western Ave- Chicago. T71. (Term expires 19461. W. y CLARK--The Muralo Company, 570 Richmond Terrace. Staten - T*irXw N- Y 'Term expires 1946). E. A. FOY. Jr--Foy Psint Co., 1775 Mentor Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. (Term exuires 1946). E. D. opTFFTN (Vice-Chairman)--Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co- Grant Bldg., Pittsburgh. p*. (Term expires 1946). MAPSHAIT. 7,. HAVET--New Jersey Zinc Co- 160 Front Street, New York. N. Y. (Term expires 1948). 62 NPCAffil 018418  A. E. HORN, A. C. Horn Co., Division of Son Chemical Corp., Horn Bldg., Lone Island City, N. Y. (Term expire* 1946). WM. H. JARDEN, JR.--MeCloskey Vamiah Co, Holmesburg Junction, Philadelphia, Pa. (Term expire* 1946). N. W. KELLEY--Southern Varniih Corporation, Roanoke, Va. (Term ex pires 1947). J. WARREN KINSMAN--E. L duPont deNemour* A Co, Wilmington, Del. (Term expires 1948). ,,,, HARRY M. KUHN, Kuhn Paint Company, P. 0. Drawer 2218, Houston, Texas. (Term expires 1947). H. A. MELUM, Benjamin Moore A Co, 415 N. Green Street, Chicago, 111. (Term expires 1946). E. S. PHILLIPS--Devoe A Reynold* Co, Inc.. 787 First Avenue, New York, N. Y. (Term expires 1948). HAROLD ROWE--National Lead Company, 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y. (Term expires 1946). E. J. SHANNON--Edw. J. Shannon Co, Box 40, Norwood, Cincinnati, Ohio. (Term expires 1946). ARTHUR W. STEUDEL--The Sherwin-Williams Co, 101 Prospect Ave,, N. W, Cleveland! Ohio. (Term expires. 1948). W. C. STOLE--American Can Company. 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. (Tern expires 1947). FRANK L. SULZBERGER--Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co, 331 S. Peoria St, Chicago, 111. (Term expires 1947). ERNEST T. TRIGG--1600 Rhode Island Ave, N. W,, Washington 5, D. C. (Term expires 1946). VAL WURTELE--Minnesota Linseed OQ Faint Co, 1107 S. Third St.. Minneapolis, Minn. (Term expires 1947). ADVISORY MEMBERS H. S. MARGETTS--W. P. Fuller A Co, 801 Mission Street, San Francisco, Calif. (Term expires 1946). CHARLES J. ROH--Interchemical Corp. Finishes Div, 224 McWhorter St, Newark, N. J. (Term expires 1946). MEMBER EMERITUS H. A. GARDNER--27 W. Kirke Street, Chevy Chase, Md. RETIREMENT PENSION PLAN At its meeting on April 16, 1946, after a very thorough investigation, the Executive Committee approved a retirement plan for the employees of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. The plan provides a retirement pension for all employees who have at least three years of service with the Association and who are between the ages of 25 and 65 and carries with it insurance benefit* for. the family cf any deceased participant. An attractive booklet "Your Future Security'' was prepared and dis tributed to all employees giving complete information regarding the re tirement plan and carrying a letter from President Ernest T. Trigg to the employees of the association announcing the establishment of the plan. The cost of the plan is shared by the Association and the employees and orovide* for normal retirement at age 66. It it the hope of the Executive Committee that the retirement plan will be an added inducement for old employees to continue to remain with the Association and for esnable younger eraployeee to be attracted to s.nd remain with the organiiation. I63 NPCA/R1 018419 ERNEST T. TRIGG President, National Paint, Varnish ft Lacquer Association, Inc. 64 NPCA/Rl 018420 Officers and Executive Committee, as of January :iu 1946 x A. FOT. 3JL Tmtim T. 1.CChAaMinPsB* ELL ROBERT 0. CLARK 65 i NPCA/Rl 018421 NPCA/RI 018422 Officers and Executive Committee, as of January 31. 194<i--(Cont'd.) HAROLD ROWE J. SHANNON A. W. STRUDEL W C. STOLK VAL WL'RTELE NPCA/Rl 018423 I a d v is o r y a n d e me r it u s me mb e r s e x e c u t iv e c o m mit t e e --a s OF JANUARY 31, 1946 >i < t ] I l CHARLES L. RAFFI ViM>PrMi4wt I New Eftflaad 2m ROT B. ANDERSON Vi.Pmi4int Euten Zo m BERNHARD MAUTZ VitePmiliM Ciitri! Zd i J. r. KURFEES. JR. Vtc^Prooidom Stitkm Zoos R. W. BLAIR. JR. Vie*Pmi4Rt Ssslhwsoiortt 2k b . c. Mc Cl e l l a n Vi*Prt*idnt WtoUrn Zoas W. B. ELWANC Divisions! Vtcs> President Rcprsssntirif Who)***!* Division NPCA/RI 018424 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR 1M6 1 B. O. WALKER. Chaineaa ArbitntMii Sits u Court of Arbitration is c m-- aubmitted for 4--lamas. Both parti-- to tbe eoatrovarey i |t m to aecopt and abide by iseb decisions m --ay be C. IL STODDER. Chalrm** By<Lan Commits-- Considers ebangas aad amend ment* to tbe By-Laws of ibt Association and pr--ontt them with recommendation* to the Executive Committee which in turn pise-- thorn before the convention for Anal action. E. A. FOY. JR.. Chairman Bade-- and Finance Committee AUoeat-- ail income of the As sociation, subject to approval of the Executive Committee, to provide for financing the various aetiviti-- sponsored by the or* ganiaation. I C. C. SMULLEN. Chairman Steering Committee Calcimine aad Water Paint Division Ha* eharge of the problem* of the Calcimine aad Water Paint Division of the Indaetry. PRANK S. SAMPSON. Chairman Chamber of Comm-- U. f. A. Committee Represents the Association at the Annual Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, U< S. A., and is empowered to cast votes for the Association. M. M. ZOLLER. Chairman Class Up aad Paint Up Committee Supervises the work and ac tivities of tbe Natiooal Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Bureau, which inspir-- and guides local Clean Up-Paint UpFix Up Campaigns. V. IL JSL EVERETT. Chairman Coot Accounting Appointed to make certain ttudi-- in eonaectioa with nr* rent eo*t trends including mate* nai* and operation!. W. W. GtLMOUR. Chairmen Credit* and Celiecttoaa Committee Eneoorag-- the formation of local credit group* to work la tbe eolktion aad dissemination of credit inforaatioD through the National Association of Credit Men. 68 HAROLD L. MINER. Chairman Safety Committee Appointed to study problems of safety in the Paint Industry end to develop a set of Safety Prac tices for the Industry. NPCA/R1 018425 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR 1946 (Cont'd) W. J. PITT. Chairmen W. H. CRAWFORD, Viee-Chairman (deceased) Ufiitltliv* Committee Watches proposed laws, many of which art unwisely conceived, and would impose anjtvtifled regulations on our product*. Pre sents the actual facts in such situations in order to protect the intresta of or members. D. H. LITTER. Ckairiaaa M. C. DAVIS. Vka-Oalnu* HaatkaraMp Blaarinr CanniitM Dirtcu memberahtp acti.itiw with of havinc <1! manu facturing enneama affiliatat wiUl Dm AMuKiatim aa Claaa A member*. W. A. ALPEftS. Chairman Mentriil Committee Presents obttuarm of thoae member* of the Association who lied during the previous year, to the Annual Convention, to memgriaiite their services and ictirite* to the industry FRANKLIN J. LANE. Chairman National Trade Sales Committee Bandies problems applying to Trade Salea in the Industry. 69 NPCA/R1018426 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR 1946 (Cont'd) PAUL 6. KENNEDY. Chairman J. BEATS WOOD. Vii*ChtirMB Nitinul Mtilrji! Finishes OiTtiiw ind SndtUiW PrNttttra Finishes Stosrtar Committee Concerned with problem of producers of Specialised Produe* tioa Finishes. Committee u compoeed of rpi --autitw from locate organisation* throughout lb* country and ta divided isto sub-committees handling the various phaiae of the work. C W. EASTWOOD. Chiiraaii Pobtie Relations Committee Guides the activities of the Public Relation! Propram of the Industry on all matters hereto fore handled hr the Save the Surface Committee. -VH R. A. CAINES. Chairman Eaecetivs Committee Roof Coating Division Bandies the special problems of maaufacturers of Roof Coat, inga. E. W. PASIG. Chariasn ScientiBc Section Committee Has aopcrvtaioB over the Sein. tific Section of the Association, and is constantly conferring with it. on vara and mean* of increasing the efieetiveneas of this research service to mem' ben of the Association. NPCA/R1 018427 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR 1946 (Cont'd) . D. PECK. Chairman flkapiifutMii CtaakttM Make* recommendation* illectin* the number of tbe tint* and coton marketed for varioo* linae of product*. sad the liMi of container*. VAL WURTBLE. Chairman Tariff Committee Baadtoa tariff mature affaetin* products of the Indoatry: prmtDt* brief* to ConrrcuionaJ Commtttam and Tariff Commto itona properly eectin* forth the Industry1* position on matt*** onder adriawnt. w. HL CONAKT. Chairman Trade-Mark Camminaa Suparria** the work and acb* itiaa of the Trade-Mark Borneo, and ia constantly fa tench with the rarkma phaaaa of h> work to inertia* its naefolnnee and benefit It oar member*. E. A. LEVE1LLC. Chairman Tralr Cammitta* Contact* the inter*tat* Com. mere* Ccmmiaaion and ether regulatory bodim in the internet of oar member*. Prmente fall and aeeurau information Mttlnt forth the peaitien of the In dustry- CHARLES J. ROB Unfair Cempetitton Cammttie* Gaidrn the peltela* of the Un fair Competition Buraao which operate* independently and eon- Adentiallr. Tbe Committee deal* with means of eradieatinf all forma of anfair competition within the Jndwtry. W. I. LONGSWORTR. Chairman W. L. MeFADDEK Vict-Qiilrmn W**d PimabM Crown ActiviLicr ar* devoted to the solution of various problem* in the wood finiahea held 7] NPCA/RI 018428 A 1946 COMMITTEES NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, INC. (Committee Acceptance* ai of September 15, 1945) ARBITRATION R. 0. WALKS* (Ckalrau)--The Ihlhut * WtDur Ca.. Leas blood S W L-J. r.J. T. u ee Kmrfem Pmt Ca . LnvrtU* 1. St . J. R LORO^BoitM VtnUi Co.. Evtmtt 4, Mo m. Z. E. MARTIN--Moron Sononr Co., Ckten*o t. XU. A. F. W1K8TEL-- Seotv-Wfcartel C<u Clndn&eti 10. Okie- BUDGET AND FINANCE . A. rOT. JR iCkelrwon)--Fey Point Co., lae., CioeioBotl II. Ohio. THUBLOW J. CAMPBELL lon-wHcte)--'Tko Vokper Com., Mow York l. N. Y. E. D. GRIFFIN--Pfetstau*k Plot* GUm Co .. PitUbork It. Po. J. WARREN KINSMAN--E. L dnPent doNoaoon A Co., Wiiminrten )(. D*L . 8. A. MELUM--Bmioain Moor* ft Co.. Ckieace 12, III CBARLE8 J. ROB--latorehoaieol Corp., Mttrpky Point Dir., Nowork fi. N. J. RAROLD ROWE--National Lood Co.. Now York . N. Y. FRANK L. SULZBERGER--Eaurprio* Point Ml*. Co.. Cklenco ?. IB. ERNEST T. TRIGG (ox<odo>--Not'! Point, Vomkk ft Loaner Amo .. Wuhiartm I. D. C. BY-LAWS CLEMENT X. STOODER (Ckairmen)--Tko kvofita Compear, Bootee It, Moao. H. w. BOCK--Hoek Point ft Ckonfee] Weds, lne^ FkenotnvUk, Pa. S. FRENCH REEVES--John T. Lawk ft Ira. Co., Pkfladcipkia I, Po. CALCIMINE AND WATER FAINT DIVISION (Stccriaf Committee) GEORGE C. SMULLRN (Ckalrmea)--Tko Mvrnio Company, State* lolono 1. N. Y. B. M. BELCHER--Boajatnin Moon ft Co., Now York II. N. T. JOHN M. COULTON--Pmeoott Point Co.. Now York H. N. Y. LOUIS V. FOX--M. Ewint Fa ft Co.. Now York II. N. Y. L. S. PULTON--Tbo Gtiddon Compear. Cleveland X, Ohio. 8* M. GREENE--Somny ?redacts Company, Miami M Flo. O. C. HUBBARD--Modaoa Prodseta Co., Ctemlend Si, Okie. CARL IDDINGS--lddinn Point Ca , Lent blood City L N. Y. D. A. ROHR. JR.--Skrwia.Wfflion Co.. Cklcoco XI. XU. HENRY MONASCK--AtlnntSc Celeomine Co.. Brooklyn I. N. Y. E. F. NORTON--Norton ft Son. Now York 1. N. Y. J. G. PENNSMAN--Woeeo Weterpeinte. ln<u Root Batten XI. Mo m. JAMES A. REARDON--1Tko Roorden Company. St Look I, Me. D. D. SHERMAN--Notlonol Ckotnieol ft Mff. Co. Brooklyn XI. N. Y. V. S. VILLARD--Newark PUeter Co.. Now York ?. . Y. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, U. L A. FRANK J. SAMPSON (Ckelnoen)--Sempeet Point ft Color Co.. Rickmond 4. Vo. J. W. GARDINER. JR--John T. l*wk ft Brno. Co.. Philadelphia ?. Po. WM. H. J ARDEN. JR--MeCknkey Vornkh Co.. Philadelphia It. Po. K. W. KELLEY--Soothom Vomkk Corporotion. Roonoko t. Viminio. ROBERT W. KATLACK--Goo. D. WotbariU ft Co.. Inc.. Phiiodolpkio . Po. HARRY C SOFTER--CkMomos-E)1lot Co.. Brooklyn L N. Y. CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP MILES M. ZOLLER iOaimee)--Eale-Ftehor Boko Co.. Cincinnati I. Okie. GRANVILLE K. BREZNIG--Prntt ft Lambert. Ine., BttSnfe T, N. V. A. H. BURT--Tko Skorwin-Wliliomo Co.. Cleveland 1, Okie. MrTCBEL GOLDSMITH--Arm*irony Point ft Vomkk Work*. Ckleove XI. WM. H. JARDEN. JR--MeClaokoy Vorakfa Co.. Philadelphia 1C. Po.. JOHN R MteGREGOR--John R MacGregor Lmd CaN CkluuMre 21. 111. A. P. MILLS--Do Soto Point ft Vomkk Co* Memphis l. Tenn. J. VINCENT REARDON--Tk Roorden Company, St. Look t. Mo. VAL WURTELE--MinsMoto LiMood Oil Point Co.. Mlnnmpolk It. Minn. CREDITS a n d c o l l e c t io n s W. W. CILMOUR ICUmul-imn Viral,. C... tiiritt 41. Mu* AFREFD. FJR. ABNAKHLIENK--IPNl-tuUblluT.Vli mplu.itl. CCo.l.u.luCdU.. DB.piHoSamr Ild. Hd. C. W. BEITHAN--Fit Palm Co.. CUcftmMl IX. Okto. 72 NPCA/RI 018429 T. n. KLEINE--HUo Varnish Corporation. Brooklyn I, N. A. K. MAC KABO--Aeme Whitt Load A Color Works, Detroit 11. Mich. A. P. PAHLE--Devoe A Reynolds Co.. New York 17. N. Y. C. C. PETERSEN--National Lond Co.. Son Franeiaee 10. CaStf. B. B. RHELL--John T- Lewi* * Brea. Co.. Philadelphia 7. Pa. E. N. RONNAU--Cook Point A Varnish Co.. Kanaa* City 10. Mo. G. B. ROTBWEILER--I&toixbomicol Com.. Murphy Point Di,, Hmrk I, N. J. RALPH P. SCHAEFER--Schaefer Varnish Co.. Lovisvflle 10. Ky. DWIGHT SHERBURNE--A. Bnrdaal Co.. Indianapolis . Ind. f. E. STOLTE--International Saeltinf A Reflniny Co.. E. Chteayo. Ind. R. C. UTLEY--Diteler Color Division, Flnsbaryh. Fitttbnryb Plow Glaaa Co,. Detroit 4. Mkbu R. J. WACHTER--Jewel Point A Varnish Co.. Cbieayo 12. IR. LEGISLATIVE WK. J. PITT (Chairman)--DeVnblst Co.. Toledo 12. Ohio. W. H. CRAWFORD (Vice-Chairman)--Cincinnati 2. Ohio. D- J. DEVLIN---Marine Paint A Varnish Co.. Now Orisons 18. La. R. W. BOCK--Hock Point A Cbetnlea) Works. Ine.. Fheenixville. Pa. R. S. XARGETTS--W. P. Poller A Co.. Son Frsnekeo 18. Calif. SILVANUS SMITH--Carpenur-Norten Co., Boston 14. Moss. BARRY C. SOPPER--Chomman.Ellkt Co.. Brooklyn 11. N. Y. R. U WAKEFIELD--Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co-, Minneapolis Minn. T. M. WALES--Southport Patnt Co.. Inc.. Savnnnah. Go. Deceased MEMBERSHIP II. (Steering Committee) D. B. LITTER (Chairman)--D. H. Litter Co.. Ine. Nov York It. N Y. M. C. DAVIS (Vko-Chairman)--Aluminum Co. of America. Ptttaburyh 19. Pa. H. W. BOCK--Rock Point A Chemical Works, Ine.. PhoonlzvQk. Pa. SAMUEL KLEIN--Colee Ghtonkal Division. American Cranamid Co.. Chi* eoro 10. I1l J. G. PENNIMAN--Wsoeo Waterpainta. Ine.. East Boston U. Most. Atlanta--RAY FIGART. A. C. Bora Div.. Ann Chemical Co., c/o Rieb'a. Ine. Balttmere--LLOYD E. 8TEGNER. Tbs White Company. Bsffols--B. VERNON SMITH MeDonyatf-Butler Co. Chieaye--M. D. BECK. Commerce Petroleum Co. Cincinnati--C. L. ZIMMERMAN. Union Tormina! Bids. Cleveland--X* P. AHXJdAN, Harthow Chemical Co. Colorado--J. T. MURPHY, Plttshntyh Plate Glass Co.. Denver 1, Colo. Detroit--HOWARD MIDGLET. BoydoU Bros. White Lead A Color Co. Goldan Cate--E. W. BACIGALUPL Coaimoreial Solvents Corp. San Fran* eisee, Calif. Hvastoa--A. M. GOODYEAR. C. A. Wookoy Paint A Color Co. IndlanapoHw--8. R- WOOD, Amarieoa Can Co. Kansas City--L. L. HONES. M. L. CampboU Co. Knoxvillo--ROBERT J. MeCANN. E. L dnPont deNemour* A Co. Los Anyclee--R. J. SWENSON. Pinsbnryb Plate Glass Co. Lonlsvills--SEVIER BONNIE. Kcntoeky Color A Cbtmiea! Co. Memphis--BERBERT STRUELI. SL A. Carroll A Co. MUwenkae--R. L. FERGUSON. Riekotsen Mlnoral Color Works. Minnaspolis-St. Pant--GEORGE LINDQUIST. Pitteberyb Plate Glass Co.. Minnaopolia. Mian. ____ New Enylond--PAUL T. WIBWELL. Dinys A Sehottor. Ine.. Watertown 72. Mom. * Now Tark--JOSEPH STRANAD, Titanium Ptemont Corp. Philadelphia--B. M. VAN BORN. Imperial Paper A Color Co. Pittabanrh--B. J. CASSADT. Ptttaburyh plate Glam Co. Portland--C V. OLSON. Walter N. Boyson Co. Pnyot Sound--F. R. FRENCH. PitUbnryb Plate Glass Co.. Seattle. Wash. Richmond--C A. NICHOLAS. Nleholas-Gniy Paint Corp. At. Lenis--BARLEY R CAYWOOD. Sherwm-Wmiams Co- Toledo--J. C FRALICB. Aemo White Lted A Color Works. Utah--C- C. LIEBELT. Pembon Paint and Wallpaper Co.. Salt Lakt City. Wasbinrton. D- C--A- LEE AMOBS, Pittaburyh Plato Glass Co. MEMORIAL W. A. ALPERS (Chairman)--Cleveland Paint A Color Co., Cleveland II. Ohio. R- F. ADAMS--Paint. Oil A Cbaaieal Review Co.. Chicane I. UL W. fi. AUCBiNCLOSS--Oil. Paint A Drug Reporter. New York N. Y G. B. MECKEL. JR. -Paint Industry Mayasint. Philadelphia 2. Pa. A. F. VOSS--American Paint Journal. Si- Louis 8. Mo. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES DIVISION SpeciIi*ed Production Finish** (Steering Committee) PAUL $- KENNEDY (Chairman)--lnterebemieal Corp-. Murphv Paint Div., Newark i. N. J. J. HEATH WOOD (Vie* Chairman) --Aundard Varnish Works. ChUace 54. Ul. E. H. BUCT--Lapon Dir., Atlas Powder Co.. Stamford. Conn. 0. J. S. dtBRUK--Effrptian tocoosar Miff. Co., hmrl H. S. J. R. ESPOSITO--Finishes Division, Intweh-->tca) Corp.. Mow York 1. N. Y. C. L. REBL--Sberwin-WUliain* Co.. CWveiaod 1. Ohio. A. C HORN--A. C. Bora Division, San Chemical Corp., Leas Diand City i. N. Y. V. w. KELLEY--Southern Vanish Cerp~ Roanoke ft. Vo. R- E. LACKEY--E. L ivPrn Mitonn A Co.. Wilmington if. Dei. W. 1. LONCSWORTH--Lilly Vanish Co.. Indiana^!* 7. Ind. T. E. MURPHY--Pratt A Lowhart. Int.. Bmftata ?. N. Y. LEO ROOK--Rosalia Flexible Finishm, lot.. Elisabeth F. N. J. HARRY E. STONE--Americas Lacunar Solvents Co.. PboenixviDe. Fa. C. 3L SULLIVAN, JR.--Thrasher Vanish Co., Dsyton 1. Ohio. Lacquer HARRY E. STOKE (Chairmen). Americas Letoqucr Solvents Co., Fboenix* m. Pa. KENNETH E. CLARKE* Th* Frbrt*SchoraAorftr Co., Cleveland 11, Ohio. 0. j. 8. deBRUN--Egyptian Lacquer Kit- Co.. Newark. N. J. ' HENRY W. DENNY. Commercial Solvents Corp.. New York 11, N- Y- C E. FAWKES. pyroxjriit Products, lac.. Chic*** 5i, Illinois. PAUL S. KENNEDY. Ifiurchemieal Corp.. Morphy Paint Die.. Newark ft. N. J. . H. EL LACKEY, &. L dtt Post de Nemours A Co.. Wilmington U. Bel. L. A. PRATT. Merrimac Div.. Monsanto Chemical Co.. Boston. Mass W. a RANDOLPH. Randolph Ftaiahmc Product* Co.. CeriatadL N. J. LEO ROOK. Rosalia Flexible Fiaishei Inc.. Elisabeth P. N. J. R. D, STEVENS. Pierce A Stevens. Inc.. BoftaJo ft. N. Y. N. E. VAN STONE The Sberwin-WMlams Co.. Cleveland 1. Ohio. F. G. WEED. Riasbed-Mason Co.. Detroit 14. Mick J. B. WIE8EL. Berenice Powder Co.. Wilmington M, Dei. J. ALEZ WILSON. Beckwith-Chandler Co.. Newark ft, N. J. Adriiory Board PAUL S. KENNEDY (Chairman)-Interchainkal Corp.. Morphy Paint Die.. Newark 6. N. J. . J. HEATH WOOD (Viet Chairman)--Standard Varnish Works. Chicago l*. X1L AUSTIN 0. ALLEN--Vtta.Var Corporation. Newark ft. N. J. E H. BUCT--Zapon Dir., Atlas Powder Co., Stamford- Conn. KENNETH . CLARKE--FerborUScborndorfer Co., Cleveland. Ohio. U B. CONKLIN--Flood A Conklin Mf. Co., Newark I. N. J. CHAS. R. COOK--Cook Paint A Varnish Co., Kanaas City 10. Me. E. 7. COX--Gilbert Sproaaee Co., Philadelphia 14. Pa. O. J. 6. deBRUN--Egyptian Laeoncr Mfg. Co.. Newark, N. J. i. R. ESPOSITO--Finishes Dir., tnterabemieai Cerp., New York 1, N. Y. E. A. POT. JR.--Foy Paint Co., Cincinnati 13. Ohio. G. L. BEHU--Sberwin-WUliams Co,, Cleveland 1. Ohio. GROVER M. HERMANN--American-Marietta Co.. Chicane 14. I1L A- c HORN--A. C. Horn Die.. Son Chemieal Corp*, Lone Island Ctty 1. N. Y. B. M. HOWARD --Thibaut A Waiktr Co.. Lou Island City 1. N. Y. N. W. KELLEY--Southern Varnish Corp.. Roanoke I. Va. ARTHUR KIERNAN--Berry Brother*. Detroit 1, Mich. H. E. LACKEY--. 1. dnPoat dcNemoun A Co., Wilmington !. Del. W. L LONG8WORTD--Lilly Varnish Co.. Indianapolis 7. Ind- W, L. McFADDEN--lowrenee-McFaaden Co.. Philadelphia 31. Pa. H. S. MARGETTS--W p. Poller A Co.. San Francisco IS. Calif. H. M. MASON--ftinsfted>Kasea Co., Detroit 14. Mich. T. E. MURPHY--Pratt A Lambert. Inc.. Buffalo 7. N. Y. J. L. NOON--Tbt GUdden Co.. Cleveland X. Ohio. J. D. PATTON--O'Neil Dora Co.. Milwaukee 1, Wk . B. E. POST--Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Pittsburgh II. Pa. CHARLES B- REED--Fetbm Varnish Co.. Cleveland 11. Ohio. LEO BOON--Roxslln Flexible Finishes, lac.. Elisabeth F. N. J. CARL J. SCHUMANN--Hilo Vanish Corp.. Brooklyn I. N. Y. C. W. SLOCUM--Beekwith-Chandler Co.. Newark ft. N. J. BARRY E. STONE--American Lacquer Solvents Co., Phocnisvllte. Pa. C. L. SULLIVAN. JR.--Thresher Varnish Co., Dayton. Ohio. R. S. SUYDAM--M. B Seydam Co.. Pittsburgh 11. Pa. D. J. T1CHT--R. N. Nason A Co.. Son rranekeo. Calif. WM. T. UTLEY--Ditalsr Color Div.. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. Detroit 4. Mich. J. D. WATSON--Watson-Standard Co.. Pittsburgh 14. Pa J. C. WILCOX--Jonea-Dahney Co.. Louisville ft, Ky. H. E. WISH--The Ano Co., Cle*elsnd 4, Ohio. Atlanta--H. N. COOLEDGE. F. W. Cooledae A Sons. Baltimore--IRVIN EBAUGB. Bruniof Brus. Beffalr--CARTER B. RICH. NstionsJ Miff. Co.. Tonawasda. N. Y. Chitase--CARL R. HAEGSTEDT. Tousey Varnish Co. Cincinnati--HENRY B. BOND, loterehemical Corp. Finishes Div. Cleveland--G. E. BARTHOLOMEW. JR.. Forbes Vanish Co. 74 NPCA/FU 018431 Colerad--PRANK TRAYLOR. Benjamin Mo o t * A Co., Denver. CoW. Detroit--t 6. WEED (OR.). RinshedMa*en Co- ,_ Galden Cate--ELLARD F. PLE8S. PanAoc Compontos. Ine.. San froo- cisco 19. CaJlf. Heoston--K. W. McDOWELL. Cook Paint A Varnish Co. Indianapolis--W, L LONGSWORTH. Lilly Varnish Co. Ki i i i i i City--W. C. MeCASLXK. Sewall Paint A Varnish Co. Laa An*l**--T. J. PHIPPS. Areo Company. Loaisvllle--E. P. SCHAEFER. Sebacfer Varnbb Co. Memphis--EDWARD HYSON, Fairell-Calhonn Paint Co. Milwaakee--H. D. HENTZEN. Wisconsin Paint life- Co. Minnaapelis-St. Past--S. A. HOUGH. North Star Varnish Co.. Sc PaaL Minn. ' New EnyUnd--W. H. 8IPP. Sherwin-Williams Co.. Booton. Maaa. New York--GUSTAVE KLXNKEN5TEIN. Maaa A Waldatoln Co.. Newark. N. J. Philadelphia--JOSEPH McKIKLET. Yana)] Paint Co. Pittabaryb--J. V. THOMPSON. Tfaompoon A Cc-. Oakment. Allegheny Co.> Pa. Pertiaad--E. J. RUSSELL. Genera) Paint Corn- Paret SoanO--G. W. FELDMAN. W. P. Foller A Co.. Saattte U. Wash, Richmond--J. A. SAUNDERS. Atlantic Vnrniah A Paint Co. St. Unb--WALTER WURDACK. Walter Wardaek. Inc. Tslede--CARL W. BLUM. Dolphin Paint A Varnish Co. NATIONAL TRADE SALES (StetriRf Committee) FRANKLIN J. LANE (Chairmen)--Boston Vamiah Co.. Everett 41. Maaa. ROT B. ANDERSON--Brooklyn Vanish Mff. Co.. Brooklyn I. N. Y. L. J. BOHANNON--Seidlits Paint A Vamfafc Co.. Kansas City. Mo. . M. BOLTON--Beniamin Moore A Co., New York IS. N. Y. PRANK BOWNES--Frank Bownoa Company, Cholaaa SO. Mam. THURLOW J. CAMPBELL--The Valapar Corn.. New York St. N. Y. L. FRANCIS CASE--Centra) Paint A Varnish Works. Ine.. Brooklyn X. N Y B. BRAITH DAVIS--B. B. Davis Co.. Baltimore M. Md. CHARLES W. EASTWOOD--U. S. Gotta Pereha Paint Co.. Piweideaoe i. R. L G. W. FREDERICK--SmithAbop Paint A Van*lab Co.. Tom Batata, Ind- MITCmH. EL GOLDSMITH-Amstront Paint A Varnish Works, Chieato it. WM. H. JARDEN, JR.--MeCloskey Varnish Co.. Philadelphia . Pa. C. M. LEKPERLT--Sherwin-Williams Co.. Cleveland 1. Ohio ft. W. LINDSAY--Pratt A Lambert. Inc.. Bnffalo 1. N. Y. FRED MCCARTHY--National Lead Co.. New York I. N. T. H. C McCLELLAN--Old Colony Paint A Chemical Co.. Loa Anyelee II. Calif. S. 1* McSORLET--. I. duPont dcNemours A Co.. Wilmington II, Del. B. B. MARGETT8--W. P. Falter A Co.. San Francisco II. Calif. W. EL MATHEWS--Devo* A Reynolds Co.. New York It. N. Y. E. K MORTON--Carpenter-Morton Co., Boston Id, Mam, B. D. PECK--PietshnTph Plate Glass Co.. Pittsburgh )*. Pa. J. VINCENT REARDON--The Reardon Co.. &U Loais I, Mo. Atlanta--R. B. PRIMM, Sherwin-Williams Co. Baltimore--JL W. KILCOLUNS. Glidden Company. Baffalo--W. R. BIRCH. Schnole A Co. Chieato--l* J. COHN. Elliott Paint A Varnish Co. CisdnsaiM*. W. SCHNEIDER. JR_ Foy Faint Co. Cleveland--p. C. WREDE. Beniamin Moore A Co. Colorado--FRANK McLISTER. KohWrMeLfstr Paint Co.. Denver. Colo. Detroit--D. R. ANDERSON. Berry Bros.. Ine. Golden Gate--E. C. MILLIKAN, w. F. Poller A Co., San Francisco. Calif. Heaaton--J. BARRY YORK, James Bate Co. Indlamspe)i^-B. J. SMITH. Indianapolis Paint A Color Co. Kansas Oty--W. C. ANTHONY. Anthony Mf*. Co. Knoxville--C. E. DOMINICK. Glidden Co. Loa Anceles--DEAN 8. BARREL. SODm Paint A Varnish Co. UniSTiile--A. K REMMERK J. F. Kortees Paint CoMemphis--ODELL BURKS, Burka-Hallman Co. Mliwoakot--A. W. ESSER. T. C-. Eaacr Co. Mlnneapolls-SL Paat--H. L WAKEFIELD. Minnesota Linseed OH Paint Co.. Minneapolis 15. Minn. New England--JOSEPH JL RIEWER. Wadsworth. Rowland A Co.. Ine.. Booton. Maas. New York--RALPH H. EVERETT. M. J. Merkin Paint Co. Philadelphia--GEORGE E. MATLACK. Geo. D Wetbeiill A Co. Pictabtrfb--LORING & JOKES. Pena Paint Co. Portland--D. D. ROBERTS. National Lead Co. Paget tonnd--R. C KRUGER. National Lead Co.. Seattle I. Wash. Riehmend--W. B. ELWANG. Sanders Brea., Co.. Ine. St. Uais--W. B. SCHULTE. Benjamin Moore A Co. Tslsdw p. P. WHALEN. JR., Buckeye Paint A Varnish Co. Utah--BTRAN BUTLER. W. p. Fuller A. Co.. Salt Lake City. Utah. WaaMnylon. D. C--C. I. SMITH. C. I. Smith C. 75 A PUBLIC RELATIONS CHARLES W. EASTWOOD (Chairman)--U- S- Gotta Parch* Paint Ce.. Provjbene* 1. R. L E. J. ALLEE--Pittabnrsb Plate Glaaa Co.. Ptttabar*k 22. ?*. DON BAUDER--E. I. dnPont dcNcmoun * Co.. WOmiaftan II. Del. HORACE S. PELTON--Ttitan, Sibley * Co., Inc.. Philadelphia I. P*. MARSHALL U BAVET--New Jmo Zine Co.. Now York 7. N. Y E. D. HORGAN--Roxaiin Ftofbl* Flniaba*. Ir.u, EUiabeth P. N. J. GEORGE W. JENK1N--Benjamin Moor* 4 Co.. New York It. N. Y. WILLIAM KNUST--National Ltad Co.. Nam York I. N. Y. C. M. LEMPERLY--Sberwin-WlUiatn* Co.. Cleveland 1. Ohio. CHARLES J. ROB--Intartbemieal Cor?., Morphy Point Dir.. Newark 5, A. P. WIN8TEL-- SMSr*Wintte1 C,, Cincinnati 10. Ohio. ROOF COATING DIVISION (Executive Committee) R. A. GAINES (Chairman)-- Lc**n-Lnf Co., Cincinnati 2. Ohio. ROLAND BROWN--Trainee Mix. Co.. Cleveland 4. Ohio. D. 8. STBINFIRST--Laatik Pradneta Ce.. Pitmbar*h 22. Pa. SCIENTIFIC SECTION L W. PASIG (Chairman)--T^e Lowe BntMn Co.. Dayton Ft. Ohio. K. B. BINGHAM--Ptttabor*h PlaU Glaaa Co.. Newark 1. N. J. JOHN J. BRADLEY. JR.--Barton Varamh Co.. Everett 41. Mam. R. H. EVERETT--M. J. Markin Paint Co., New York It. N. Y. A E. BORN--A C. Bon Diriaioa. San CUnical Corp.. Lent leiond City 1, N. Y. J. J. MATTJELLO--HU Varaiah Corporation. Brooklyn I, N. Y. CHARLES B. REED--Forbaa Varaiah Co., Cleveland 11. Ohio. HARRY E. STONE--American Loeouer Solvent* Co.. Pboenixville. Fa. FRANK L. SULZBERGER--Entorpriac Point Ml*. Co.. Cfcieo*o 7. Ul VAL WURTELE--Mtnneaota Linaead 013 Point Co.. Minneepolla U. Minn. SIMPLIFICATION E. D. PECK (Chairman)--Pittabtanrh Plata Giaoa Co.. Ptaabnrvh It. Po. 0. J. BIDDLE--Tb* Biddla Co.. St- LettM 2. Mo. . C BISHOP--Premier OU A Laod Work*. Loa An**l M. Ca31t. A H. BURT--Sherwin.WUHama Co.. Claveland 1, Ohio. HARRY W. CONSTANT--United Saab 4 Door Co.. Wichita. Eanaoa. LM.OU COMMUN--Paelfte Paint A Varaiah Co.. San PreneMee 4. Cam. A. D. DUNCAN--The Giiddan Company. Clavalond 2. Ohio. R. W. LINDSAT--Pratt A Lambert, loo.. BttSalo 7. N- Y. E. P. LYNCH--E. P. Lynch. Inc.. Providenea I. R L W. B. MATHEWS--Davo* A Raynoida Co. Jne.. New York 17. N. Y. S L. McSORLVY--E. L duPont dcNemonn A Co.. Wllminxton ft. Dai. JL A MELUM--Beniamin Moore A Co., Cblcopo 22. Ill M- J. MERKEN--X. J. Markin Paint Co.. New York II. N. Y. J. VINCENT REARDON--Tb* Raordon Co.. St Lonia I, Mo. WILBUR L. RICE--U. S. Gotta Preehl Paint Co.. Provider* 1. R. I. W. C STOLK--American Can Co.. New York 17. N. Y. TARIFF VAL WURTRLE (Chairman)--Minneaot* Linaaad Oil Paint Co.. Minnaapolia 11. Minn. A. C. EIDE--American Zinc Salaa Co.. Cotamboa II. Ohio. R. C BABCALL--Tropical Paint A Oil Co.. Cleveland 2. Ohio. 0. S. 0RX1CK--General Paint Corp- San Franeaco It. Calif. M. D. SWARTZ--F*rboU Paint Co.. Baltimore 16. Md. E. L ZIMMERMAN--L E. Zimmerman Co.. Pltmbnrph 22. Pa. TRADE-MARK W. W. CON ANT (Chairman)--The Glidden Co.. Cleveland 2. Ohio. W. F. BENNETT--Bennett Glaaa A Paint Co.. Salt Lake City 1. Utah. CHARLES J. CASPAR--Royal York Apartment*. Pitubayph. Pa. HARRY C SMITB--Southern Shellac Ml*. Co.. Memphu 1, Tcnn. Dcccaaad . TRAFFIC E. A. LEVEILLE (Chairmen)--Tranapottation Baiidins. Chicago fi. III H. J. BOWMAN--S. C. Johnaon A Son. Raeine, Wit. H. W. COURTNEY--Cook Paint A Varaiah Co..'Kan*** City 10. Mo. H. $. FARROW--R. L duPont daNemenra A Co., Wllninxtcm PI. Del A. B. GARTNER--Parry A Derrick Co.. Cincinnati 1. Ohio. B. C HART--Tropical Paint A OU Co., Cleveland 2, Ohio. FLOYD JL HYSELL--The Giiddan Company. Chteate Id. HI R. R. LANG--Benjamin Metro A Co.. New York IS. N. Y. FRANK E. LUTHER--Preeeott Paint Co.. Inc.. Nav York 1C. N. Y. J. P- NOLAN--Pratt A Lambert. Inc.. Bnflale 7, N. Y. JOHN B. SANFORD--Sfaenrio'WUHami Co.. Cleveland 1. Ohio. . R. SPANGENBERG--Pietabnrth Piatt Glaaa Co.. Milwaukee. Wi*. j. J. A. WINZENR1ED--Devoe A Raynoida Co.. New York 17. N- Y. 70 NPCA/Rl 018433 UNFAIR COMPETITION CHARLES J. ROB <Chin*>--tntrrrhefmral Corp.. Mnirh* P*nt Di*.. Newark 6. N. J. ^ , ,,, _ _ W. C. DABNEY--Jonas-Dabney Co.. Louisville S. Ky. 0. 4. S. DE BRUN--EtypUan Lacouer Mf*. Co~ Nowork. N. J. w a t t DENNlNfr--E. L duPont daNemour* 4k Co.. Wiitainrton 91, D! E. D. GRIPPIN--Pittabnrfb Plow Clow Co.. Pitubot*b 19. Pa. W. L LONC8WORTH--Lilly Vamifb Co.. In.dUnopoli* 7. Id. T. J. MeDOWELL--Sberwin-Wliliam* Co.. Cleveland l. Ohio. CARL 4. SCHUMANN--Hilo Varnish Corp.. Brooklyn 4. N- Y. B. E. WEBSTEB--Pratt * Lambert. Int. Boflolo T. V. Y. SPECIAL COMMITTEES CONVENTION ENTERTAINMENT FOR 1946 E. V. PETERS (Chairman)--St. Joseph Load Co.. Now York 17. N. Y. J. W. GARDINER. JR.--John T. Low* 4 lino. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. D. J. HEALT--Spancor Kollotr 4k Sons, lae-, New York 17, N. Y. B. W. BOCK--Bock Paint 6 Chernies! Work*, lac.. Pboenlx*ille. Pa. ROBERT W. MATLACE--Goo. D. Wctborill 4 Co., lae.. Philadelphia C, Pa. JOINT COMMITTEE ON FLAX DEVELOPMENT MITCKSL GOLD8MITB--Armatronr Paint 4 Vamieh Works. Chicago 21. ILL ELLIOT 8. PHILLIPS--Devoe 4 JUyoolda Co., lae., Now York, N. Y. COST ACCOUNTING RALPH U. EVERETT {Chairman)--K. J. Markin Paint Co.. New York II. N. Y. . "MAURICE BLAIR--A. C- Bom Dir.. Sun Chemical Corp., Lung Uiaad Citr 1. N. Y. A. E. HOWELL--Beaton Vanish Co.. Evarost 49. Maaa. A. E. LEWBY Soeoay Paint Products. Dir. of SoeoDy-Vaeniuo Oil Co,. New York <. N. Y. T. A. MeCARTHY--Morale Company. Staten laland 1. N. Y. C. E. ROGERS--Dana 4 Baynolda Co.. Now York 17. N. Y. OTTO BTEEGEB--Egyptian Lae*er Mf*. Co.. Now York 20. N. Y. Deceaaod ^NATIONAL AFFAIRS E. D. GRIFFIN--Pittsburgh Plato Glam Co.. Pittabergb IV, Pa. NORMAN W. KELLEY--Scuthen Vanish Corp.. Roanoke I. Va. ERNEST T. TRIGG--1400 B. L A**., N. W.. Washington 9. l>. C EDUCATION CHARLES 4. ROB (Chairman)--Inierchmniaal Corp.. Murphy Paint Dtr^ Newark B, N. J. ROY R. ANDERSON--Brooklyn Van4b Mi*. Co.. Brooklyn t. N. Y. w. bL CLARK--Tha MumloCe^ BtaWn laland 1. N. Y. W. B. MATHEWS--Dreos 4 Reynold. Co.. Ine.. Now York 17. N. Y. ERNEST T. TRIGG--IMS BL L Aon.. N W.. Washington B. D. C. J. B. WIE8EL--Borenka Powder Co.. Wilmington 99. Do! - FINANCING PROPOSED ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN E. D. PECK (CWiuii-Pltubuntb Pi*u Giu. Co.. Pittsburgh it. Pa . A. R. DE VOS--Snintx Broth.ti, Inc. Bobokm. B. J. C. W. EASTWOOD--l! S. Gutta Ptrcht P.ibl Co.. Proridnt. l. H. L W- I. LOSG8WORTH--Lilly V.raUD Co.. ladisnspoii. 7. Ini. SAFETY H. <Ckai,Mn>--E. 1. duFont d.N.moun A Co.. WIJmiDsion VI, NU^ BOUS--&rTPUAb Lseoutr Ml*. Co.. Mnul. N. J. CHARLES M. BAYES--F*rbn-Shorodortsr Co.. CisroiAod. Ohio. C, L. JONES--Bttni)w PowdW Co.. Wllmmrtoo tt. D.J. ROBERT V. KIRK--Ronlib Fltxibl, Fibiaba. Inc, Elizsbstb F. N. J. GALE C. SUITB--Bortt Brothers. Id a , Dstreil I. B'ich. 77 I NPCA/RI 018434 TECHNICAL EDUCATION (Joint Committee with Federation of Point & Varnish Production Clubs) Ri^Miitinr N. P. V. I; L A. CHARLES BL REED (Chirm**>--Forbm V*rnah Co.. Cleveland 11. Ohio. A. B. BINGHAM--Pitubui*h Platt Glut Co.. Newark 1. N. J. . H. BUCY--Zapou Die.. Atla* Pewdar Co.. Stamford. Conn. HL E. WISE--The Areo Company. Clereland 4. Ohio. Federatlaa ( hlit A VtniA Pradactioa Clalto PAUL O- BLACKMORE--Interchegairal Corn.. Cincinnati. Ohio. I. J. BRADLEY. JR.--Boston Vanish Co.. Everett 4>. Mss* K. EL EVERETT--M. J- Markin Paint Co.. Mow York U. N. V. J. J. MATTIELLO--Bile VansMk Cor*., Brooklyn C. N. Y. FOREIGN TRADE AGREEMENTS L. P. CASE--Central Paint A Vanish Co.. Brooklyn 1. N Y. E. EL KXLLHEFPBB--E. L duPont d* Ncmoure A Co.. Wilmington 99. Delaware. W. M. CLARE--The Morel Co.. Stttn Island 1. N- Y. H. & MARGETTB--W. P. Fuller A Co. 5a Fnncisoo 19. Calif. HARRY M. PLUMB, JR.--Tbs VaJapar Car*., Mew York Id. N. Y. WOOD FINISHES GROUP W. L LONGSWORTH (Chairman)--Lilly Vanish Co.. Indianapolis ?. lad. W. L. MePADDEN (Viss-Cbaimaa)--LawTenceMeFaddee Co., Philadel phia 91. Pa. Adriior? Committee of Oie Cincinnati Signers Agreement G. M. HERMANN (CKaimaa)--Aaaricae.Martecu. Co., Chieapo 16. 11L C. L. SULLIVAN. JR. (Vlee*Cfcaimaa)--Thriabar Vanish Co.. Dayton, Ohio. W. C DABNEY--Jonee-Dabaer Co., Loulaville I, Ky. J. A HAGER--Grand Rapid* Vanish Cerp.. Grand Rapids. Mich. G. L. HEHL--The Sbsnrin-WiUiami Co.. Cleveland 1. Ohio. NORMAN W. KELLEY--Southsn Vanish Corp,. Roaaok* &. Va_ Subcommittee (of Advisor?) on Finance J. A HAGER (Chairman)--Grand Rapids Vanish Corp., Grand Rapid*, Mieh. NORMAN W. EELLET--Southern Vanish Corp.. Roanoke B, Va. C, L SULLIVAN. J ft--Thrasher Varnish Co.. Dayton. Ohio. A LETTER OF APPRECIATION TO YOUR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL GEORGES F. DORIOT, DIRECTOR, MILITARY PLANNING DIVISION, QMC, SAYS: "This office wishes to express it* appreciation and commend ation to you and the peraonnel of your organization for the many contributions afforded the Quartermaster Corps during the past few years. We are particularly grateful for the work of Mr. G. G. Sward, Dr. Mark Weatgate and Mr. Franeia Sco field and Dr. Henry A. Gardner. ' `Your cooperation and technical assistance in connection with the development of tuperior protective coatings on Quar termaster items are fully recognized and greatly appreciated by the entire Quartermaiter Corps. No one reslizes more than this office the importance of the time, effort, and skill which have been so fully devoted by your organization in help ing this office to improve the items for use by troops in the field. "I personally want you to know that your many contributions will long be remembered and recognized by the Quartermaater Corps as playing a vital part in the total effort to help bring victory to our country. It is hoped that you will oentinue to be interested in our postwar program of improving existing Quartermaster items and in the development of new ones." 78 NPCA/RI 018435 MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE MEMBERS of the NATIONAL PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION, Inc. (Revised at of September 15,1946) "A" member . "B" member "E" member ** "D" member A.&S. Paints, Inc......... 105 North Robertson Bivd., Beverly Hills 36, Cal. Jack Stockton, President Abbe, Ine., Paul O.* .. . 263 Center Ave., Little Palls, N. J. Paul 0. Abbe, Pretident Abelman Co., U................................. 90 N. Washington St., Boston 14, Mass. Max Abelman, Treasurer Acme Quality Paint Store. 37 East First South St, Salt Lake City 21, Utah Howard A. Hanks. Acme White Lead A Color Works___B250 St. Aubin Ave., Detroit 11, Mich. Gordon H. Robertson, Vice-President. Acorn Refining Company............. 8001 Franklin Ave., Cleveland 2, Ohio Edw. Katz, Pretident. Adams & Elting Co...................... 1833 So. Normal Ave., Chicago 16, 111. Z. G. Peck. Adams Paint Co., A.................. 901 Clement St, San Francisco 18, Calif. U- J. Adams, Co-partner. Adelphi Paint A Color Works, Inc..........Old South Rd. & 86th St,' S. Einhom, Secretary. Ozone Park 17, N. Y. Advance Coatings Co.................................Depot Road, Westminster, Maas. F. W. Parks, Treasurer. Advance Solvents A Chemical Corp.* 245 Fifth Ave., New York 16, N. Y. A. L. Mullaly. Agate Lacquer Mfg. Co., Ine. . 11-13 Forty-Third Rd., L. I. City 1, N. Y. A N. Braun, Pretident. Ainslie Varnish Co................................... 4600 High St, Ecorse 18, Mich. Harold Ainslie. Akron Paint A Varnish Co.............. 1390 Firestone Parkway, Akron 1, Ohio C. F. Beck, Pretident Alabama Paint Company........ 3601 10th Avenue, No., P. O. Box 2269, John Cleage, Jr., President. Birroigham 1, Ala. Alabastine Paint Products. . 835 Chicago Drive, S.W., Grand Rapids 9, Mich. J. J. Jannenga. Aieatrai Company, Inc., The North Blvd. A Ellen Ave., Richmond 20, Va. T. A. Armitage, President. Alkydol Laboratories, Inc.*........................ 3242 50th Ave., Cicero 50, IU. Dr. Adolph Heck, President Allen Mfg. Co., Edward E........................... 334 N. Bell Ave., Chicago 12, 111. G. A Goalar, Treasurer. Allentown Paint Mfg. Co., The ..... Allen A Graham Sts.. Allentown, Ps. T. G. Fenstermaker, President. Allied Asphalt A Mineral Corp.* . G. J. O'Sullivan. 217 Broadway. New York 7, N. Y. Allied Paint Co...... 2300 North Lewis Street, P. 0, Box 1088, Tulsa 1, Okla. Arthur T. Saunders, Viee-Preeident. Alloyi Company, The*............... . .582 Market St, San Francisco 4, Calif. J. C. Newell, Manager. Alston-Lueas Paint Co............................... 7701 West 47th St., Lyons, IU. Chaa. W. Ptaeek, Pretident. Alumileaf Company*............... 5127 West Blvd., Los Angeles 43, Calif. C. S. Fleming. Aluminum Co. of America* M. C. Davis. 801 Gulf Bldg., Pittsburgh 19, Pa. 79 -;? * H NPCA/RI018436 Aluminum Flake Co.. The*............Sox 3722 Kenmore Sta., Akron 14, Ohio Hies F. I. "Webber, Secretary. Aluminum Industries, Inc..................2*38 Beekman St., Cincinnati Z5, Ohio M. M. Carmody. American Agricultural Chemical Co.*..204 So. Forman St., P. 0. Box G. B. DeLaney. 2458, Detroit 31, Mich. American Asphalt Roof Corp...........7514 East 15th St., Kansas City 8, Mo. E. E. Venrick, Secretary-Treasurer. American Brake Shoe Co., Kellogg Division* ........... 97 Humboldt St., H. 0. Holland, Vice-President. Rochester 9, N. Y. American Can Co.* .. . 230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. W. C. Stolk, Vice-President. American Coatings Corp....................4606-12 Third Ave., Brooklyn 20, N. Y. Nathan Flaks, President. American Cyanamid 4 Chem. Corp.*........ 30 Rockefeller Plaza, W. F. Whitescarver. New York 20, N. Y. American Decalcomania Company 4334 Fifth Ave., Chicago 24, 111. Geo. M. Eisenberg, President. American Fluresit Co., Inc., The....635 Rockdale Ave., Cincinnati 29, Ohio James Klee, President. American Home Paints, Inc.................. 407 "Watkins St., Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Mrs. Elizabeth I. Rosenson, Vice-President. American Lacquer Co., The............... 2700 Highland Ave., Norwood 12, Ohio W. A. Levison, President. American Lacquer Solvents Co.. Perldomen Junction, P. O. Box 288, H. E. Stone, General Manager. Phoenixville. Pa. American-Mtrietta Company......................*3 East Ohio St., Chicago 11, HI Grover M. Hermann, President. American Marine Paint Co...........311 California St., San Francisco 4, Calif. John Parker. American Oil 4 Paint Co............ 9915 Harvard Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio C. D. Rogers, President. American Oil 4 Supply Co.* ...................... 238 Wilson Ave., Newark 6, N. J. Edgar F. Hoffmann, Vice-President. American Paint Company.................... 902 N. Larrabee St, Chicago 10, HI. U. M. Roberts, President American Paint Corporation 3001 West Superior St., Duluth 6, Minn.' A. J. Hodges, General Manager. American Paint Mfg. Co................ 1018 Fifth Ave., S., Birmingham 5, Ala. L. V. Stabler, President. American Paint Products Co..........1112 O St, S. E., Washington 3, D. C. S. Littman. American Paint Works 424 Josepiiine St., New Orleans, La. W. G. Smart American Pulley Co., The* -- 4200 Wissahickon Ave., Philadelphia 29, Pa. J. H. Ingraham. American Resinous Chemicals Corn.............. 103 Foster St., Peabody, Mass. William L. Abrumowitz, President. American Zinc Sales Co.*............1363 Windsor Ave., P. O. Box 327, Thornton Emmons, Vice-President. Columbus 16, Ohio Amsterdsm Color Works, Inc... 1546 Stillwell Ave., N., New York 61, N. Y. S. Offerman, Secretary. Anders Chemical Co. ... 26 Poplar St, East Rutherford, N. 3. Dr. Alex F. W. Oise, President. Anderson-Priehard Oil Corp.*... ,10th Floor, Apco Tower, C. H. Dresser. - Oklahoma City 2, Okie, Anglo-American Varnish Co. 55 Johnson St., Newark 5, N. J. Thoa. F. McManus, Prerident. Ansbaeher Siegle Corp.*. .92 Chestnut Ave., Rosebank, Staten island 5, N. Y. E. N. Blackstead. Anthony Manufacturing Company 7205 Central St, Kansas City 5, Mo. W. R. Anthony, President. Apex Color Works, Inc. A. Liedeker. 394 Claremont Ave., Jersey City 4, N. J. 80 /?-;x $ t NPCA/RI 018437 Archer-Daniels-Midiand Co.* -- Box 889 Main Office, Minneapolis 2, Minn. T. L. Daniels, Viee-Preeident Arco Co., The ................................... 7301 Bessemer Ave., Cleveland 4, Ohio H. E. Wile, President. Arkansas Paint ft Varnish Mfrs.............. 1130 E. Main St., Eldorado, Ark. I. L, Pessei. Arlington Paint ft Varnish Co.. 882 Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Allred B. Stellwagon, Vice-President. Armitaga ft Co., John L............................. 245 Thomas St., Newark 5, N. 1. J. W. Armitage, President. Annolite Co., The........................ 3339 E. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 23, Calil. Merle J. Bruce, President. Armour ft Company,* Neo-Fat Division, Chemical Division, E. W. Freundt 1355 West 31st St., Chicago 9, 111. Armstrong Company, The........................ 241 S. Post St., Detroit 17, Mich. G. C. MeCarten. Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works.. .1330 S. Kilbourn Ave., Chicago 23, 111. Mitcbel Goldsmith, President. Arnesto Paint Co., Inc....................... 650 West 46th St, New York 19, N. Y. Moritz Arnstein, President. Arnold, Hoffman ft Co., Inc.*......................... 55 Canal St, Providence, B. L E. D. McLeod. Arrow lacquer Co................................789 Stone Ave., Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Samuel Weinstein. Arrow Products Corp.................................. P. 0. Box 866, Baltimore 3, Md. Harry Waller, Precedent. Arto Manufacturing Co., The.. Roberta Ave. ft Stokely St, Philadelphia, Pa. Arthur A Sternherger. Art-Tex Adhesive Products, Inc...193*196 West 9th St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y. David J. Kroli, Secretary. Athey Paint Company, C. M...........600-604 S. Hanover St, Baltimore 1, Md. C. B. Athey, Preeident. Atlanta Paint Co................................ 71 Walton St, N. W., Atlanta 3, Ga. L. B. Hunter. ' Atlantic Caleomine Co., Inc................ 21-29 Belvidere St, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Henry Monarch, President. Atlantic Besearch Associates, Inc........... .166 6th St, Cambridge 42, Masa. F. C. Atwood. President. Atlantic Besearch Products, Ine. 763 Washington St, Newtonville 60, Mass. N. J. Beilly, President Atlantic Varnish 4 Paint Co., Ine........ 29th ft Main Ste., Richmond 23, Va. James A. Saunders, Preeident. Atlas Electric Devices Co.*.................. 361 W. Superior St, Chicago 10, 111. C. W. Jameson, President. Atlas Paint ft Varnish Co., Ine. ... 1922 E. Gage Ave., Los Angele* 1, Calif. Knox Price. Atlas Powder Company, Zapon Division............Canal ft Ludlow Sts., E. H. Bucy. Stamford, Conn. Atlas Powder Company*....... Delaware Trust Bldg., Wilmington, Delaware M. J. Creighton. B B B Paint Corp................................ 1023 North Saginaw St, Flint 4, Mich. John Brahre, Manager. Badger Paint ft Hdwe. Stores, Inc... 6001 W. State St, Milwaukee 1, Wis. Erie A Xrdman, President. Baer Brothers.........................................438 W. 37th St, New York 18, N. Y. Abe Baer. Beiley Peint Co., The Hudson....................... P. O. Box 238, Richmond 2, Va. W. Hudson Bailey. Bakelite Corp.*.................................. 30 East 42nd St, New York 17, N. Y. Dr. Robert J. Moore. 1 Baker Brothers Pt ft Var. Co. 227 No. Sovereign Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Benjamin Baker. Baker Castor Oil Co., The* 120 Broadway, New York 3, N\ Y. Kendall Marsh. President. ' 81 - 23 B~7 NPCA/R1 018438 Jk Biker Paint & Varnish Co..............218 Suydam Ave., Jersey City 4, N. J. Charles J. Hoffmann. President. Baltimore Copper Paint Co..........801 Key Highway & Covington St., 0. H. Reeder, Treasurer. Baltimore 30, Md. Baltimore Paint A Color Works--160 S. Caiverton Rd., Baltimore 23, Md. Herman H. Shoger. Bamberger A Robbins, Ine.** ...........204-08 W. 7th St., Wilmington 22, Del. James P. Robbins, President. Banner Supply Company............. 1804 So. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis 4, Mo. J. C. Hoffmeister, Prttidni. Barber Co., W. H.. ............................... P. O. Box 630, Minneapolis 14, Minn. W. F. Holes. Barker Chemical Co................................ 2258 S. Union Ave., Chicago 16, 111. . C. Barker. Barrett Division The, Allied Chemical A Dye Corp.* 40 Rector St., Leon W. Miller. New York 6, N. Y. Barrett Varnish Co............................... 1532 South 50th Court, Cicero 50, HI. M. F. Barrett, Prttidmt. Basie Varnish A Research Corp...........215 N. 10th SU Brooklyn 11, N. Y. S. Finkle, President. Battenfeld Grease A Oil Corp., Waterproofing Div., 3148 Roanoke Rd., P. C. Battenfeld, General Manager. Kansas City 8, Mo. Bauer Co., J. ......................1021 North Mission Rd., Los Angeles 33, Calif. J. E. Bauer. Beacon Paint Company.................2833 Army St., San Francisco 10, Calif. Archie Houle. Beacon Paint Worka....................... Stony Brook Rd, Jamaica Plain, Mate. Paul Aronson, President. Becker Co., R. A................ Langdon Rd. A Penn R. R., Cincinnati 12, Ohio Lawrence Becker, Prtrident. Beckwith-Chandler Co. ........... Delancey A Rutherford Sta., Newark 6, N. J. Clarence W. Slocum. Baedle Paint Producta Co..................501 Sixth St., San Francisco 3, Calif. E. J. Beedle. Belknap Hardware A Mfg- Co.**......... Ill East Main St., Louisville 2, Ky. Clifton Rodes. Bengal Co., The........................214 St. Nicholas Ave., New York 27, N. Y. Robert H. Hemits. Benjamin Company, Mendell..................... 122 Gold St., Worcester 3, Mass. Mendall Benjamin. Bennett Glass A Paint Co........................... 61-65 W. First South St., Wallace F. Bennett, Pretidtni. Salt Lake City 11, Utah Bennett Mfg. Division, U. S. Steel Products Co.*.. 14600 Princeton Ave., Riverdale P. O., Chicago 27, 111. Bans Chemical Co. ........................................ P. 0. Box 631, Jackson, Mich. E. L. Benjamin, Manager. Benton Roof A Paint Co................2136 Kettner Blvd., San Diego 12, Calif. Chas H. Benton. Berry Brothers, Inc.......................................... 211 Leib St., Detroit 7, Mich. Arthur Kiernan, Prendtnt. Best Bros. Paint Factory........................ 381 Lexington Ave., Clifton, N- J. 1. Raker, Secretary-Treasurer. ' Better Finishes A Coatings, Inc. A. R. Forgie,'President. 268 Doremus Ave., Newark 6, N. J. Biddle Company, The ...............612-614 S. Main St., St Louis 2, Mo. O. J. Biddle. Bigelow Varnish Co., The............................87 Oliver St., Newark 5, N. J. L. H. Conklin. - Bihn A Wolff Company*...............Ash A Almond Sts., Bridesburg, Miss Ida M. Hoffman. Philadelphia 37, Pa. Binks Manufacturing Company*........... 3114 Carroll Ave., Chicago 12, 111. E. F. Watts, Vise-President. Binney A Smith Co.*.......................... 41 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. John T. Kealy. Bird A Co., Inc., Wm, M.**..................... 205 E. Bay St., Charleston 9, S. C. F. D. C. Kracke, Secretory. 82 fj -Z & NPCA/R1018439 Bisbee Linseed Company* Lineoln-Liberty Bldg., Philedelphia 7, Pa. E. C. Bisbee, President. Bissell Varnish Co., The . .277 Mountain Grove St., Bridgeport 5, Conn. George N. Bissell, President. Black Diamond Paint 4 Varnish Works, Inc., The........ 414 Walnut St., J. R. Sullivan, Vice-President. . Cincinnati 2, Ohio Blati Paint Co., Inc.............................. 319 So. Shelby St, Louisville Z, Ky. Blood 4 Co., T. L.............. 1901 East Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis 13, Minn. W. C. Hencke. Bloomfield Chemical Co, The................ South Third 4 Somerset Sts, H. R. Bennett, President 4 Secretary. Harrison, N. J. Blue Ribbon Paint Co.................................2321 Main St, Wheeling, W. Va. G. W. Vogt, Secretary. Blue Ridge Tale Co, Inc........ ..................................P. 0. Box 7, Henry, Va. C. 0. Kitson. Boatwright Paint 4 Varnish Works, Iue. .82 Central Ave, Atlanta 3, Ga. T. B. Boatwright,President ,, Boehmer Paint Co, The A, L............................ 114 Pike St, Covington, Ky. Albert B. Boehmer, Preeidenh Border States Distributing Co......................7341 Avenue B, Houston, Texas Thomas G. Meeks. Boston Varnish Co.................................. 2d 4 Boston Sts, Everett 49, Mast. James B. Lord, Pretident. Bowles Printing Corporation*...............75 Third St, San Francisco 3, Calif. S. 0. Bowles, President. Bownes Company, Frank..................... 305 Eastern Ave, Chelsea 60, Mast. Frank Bownes, Pretident. Boydell Bros. White Lead 4 Color Co.. 432 East Lafayette Ave, Clarence W. Boydell, Secretary. Detroit 26, Mich. Boyle Manufacturing Div, U. S. Steal Products Co.*..6100 Santa Fe Ave., Earl Halias, Vice-Pretident. hot Angeles 11, Calif. Boysen Company, Walter N. ............ 42nd 4 Linden Sts, Oakland 8, Calif. Waiter N. Boysen, President. Boysen Co. of So. Calif, Walter N.........................2309 East 15th St, Mary J. Weidman, Secretory. Los Angeles 21, Calif. Bradford Div, James, Devoe 4 Raynolds Co,, Inc..............212 Market C. P. Ssyles, Vice-President. St, Wilmington 1, Del. Bradley 4 Company, L. R.*...............25 Weet 45th St, New Yora 19, N. Y. L. R. Bradley. Bradley Laboratories, Inc, C. E..................... 36 Elm St, Brattleboro, Vt I. C. Bradley, Jr, Pretident. Bradley Paint Co, . A.........3208 Union Pacific Ave, Los Angeles 23, Calif. E. A. Bradley, Pretident. Bradley 4 Vroomsn Co......................2629 S. Dearborn St, Chicago 16, 111. M. E. Handke. Bradshaw-Praeger 4 Co...................... 3248 W. 47th Place, Chicago 32, 111. John J. Rutherford, Secretary. Brady Palmer Printing Co.*.................... 226 No. 6th St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Neil A. Brady. Bramley Machinery Corp.*..........................15 Park Row, New York 7, N. Y. B. M. Halpern, Vice-Pretident. Brazil Oiticica, Inc.*...................................80 Broad St, New York 4, N. Y. D. Bregman, Vice-President. Breinig Brothers, Inc...................................95 Harrison St, Hoboken, N. J. A. R. DeVos, President. Bridges, Smith 4 Co. ........................... 229 W. Market St, Louisville 2. Ky. P. M. Schmidt Pretident. Briggs Brothers Paint Mfg. Co, Inc, 301 Second Ave, N, Nashville 3, Tenn. Aaron C. Briggs, President. Briggs-Maroney Co, Inc.......... 85 Paris St, Everett St, Boston 49 Mass W. K. Maroney. Brighton Copper Works, Inc.*........ 2150 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati 14, Ohio Alvin Hock, President. -finer Paint Mfg. Co. George A. Briner. 3713 Agnes Ave, Corpus Christi, Texas 83 (3-$ British America Paint Co., Ltd.*** ........... Box 70, Victoria, B. C., Canada J. C. Pendrsy. Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co............................. GO Jay St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Roy B. Anderson, Secretary.Treasurer. Brown Co., Andrew......................5400 District Blvd., Los Angeles 22, Calif. Andrew Brown, General Partner. Brown Company, The R. J.* .1418 Wittenberg Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo. T. M. Scherer, Vice-President. Brown-Lindsay Paint Co. ............. 2639 West Grand Ave., Chicago 12, 111. A. A. Schwarts, Proprietor. Bruce Company, E. L............................1648 Thomas St., Memphis 1, Tenn. W. W. Partee. Brnder A Sons, Inc., M. A........... 52nd A Grays Ave., Philadelphia 43, Pa. Thoe. A. Bruder. . Bruning Brothers, Inc............................4209 E. Chase St., Baltimore 5, Md. Irvin Ehaugh, Secretary. Buckeye Paint & Varnish Co........................... 715 S. 15th St., Toledo 2, Ohio P. P. Whalen, Jr. Budeke, George M.**........... .................. 418 S. Broadway, Baltimore 31, Md. Geo.M. Budeke. Bullington Paint Company, Inc.**___400 East Broad St., Richmond 19, Va. Robt Bullington. Burdsal Co., The A......................... 206 S. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis 9, Ind. J. A. Mitchell. Burgess-Fobes Co...... P. O. Box 106, Pearl Street Station, Portland , Me. Theodore B. Fobes, Treasurer. Burgett Varnish Works Smith Road <fc P.R.R., Norwood, Cincinnati 12, O. Dan M. Heeldn, Secretary. Burks-Hailmen Co................ 2336 S. Lauderdale St., F. O. Box 3517, 0. 0, Burks, Preeident. Memphis 6, Tenn. Burt Machine Company* .................401 East Oliver St., Baltimore 2, Md. B. A. Miller, General Manager. - Buschman Co., Inc., A. C.............410 Frelingbuysen Ave., Newark 5, N. J. Rufus Busch, Preeident. Bute Company, Jamea....................... 1301 McKinney Ave., Houston 2, Texas if. J. Bullock. . Butler Bros.**......... ..........................440 W. Randolph St., Chicago 80, 111. S. 0. Perry. Butler Co., C. E...........................................2868 Hannah St., Oakland 8, Calif. C. E. Butler. Butler Co., John G..........Congress & Whitaker Sta., Box 626, Savannah, Ga. Butler-Flynn Paint Co.** ............. 607-609 C St, N. W., Washington 4, D. C. T. A. Flynn. c Cabot, Inc., Godfrey L.*...................... 77 Franklin St., Boston 10, Mass. John Andrews. Cabot, Inc., Samuel ...........................................141 Milk St., Boston 9, Mass. Samuel Cabot, Preeident. Cadillac Wallpaper Company**............... 581 Randolph St, Detroit 26, Mich. Fred A. Baker, Fortner. Calbar Paint A Varniah Co....... 2612-26 N. Martha St, Philadelphia 26, Pa. V. E. Dewees. Calcium Carbonate Company*.................. 222 W. Adams St, Chicago 6, 111. Leo J. Knapp, General Manager. Caico Chemical Division, American Cyanamid Co.* Turnpike Road, John Allegart - Bound Brook, N. J. Caldow Paint Co. ..............................1401 E. 14th St, Oakland 6, Calif. Mrs. N. Caldow. California Flaxseed Products Co.', 3135 East 26tb St., Los Angeles 23, Calif. Otto M. Behr, Vice-President. California Ink Co.. Ine., The H. L. Miner. . 545 Sansome St, San Francisco 11, Calif. Campbell Finishing Products Co., Inc., M. L.. 708 E. 19th St, E. P. Campbell, Secretory-Treasurer. Kansas City 8, Mo. Campbell Paint & Varnish Co.............Main A Gratiot Sts., St Louis 2, Mo. L. S. Fulton. 84 [) -21 /$-$ ' D' / t- ^ NPCA/Rl 018441 Canid* Varnish Company, Ltd.*** 53 Laird Drive (Leaside), R. E. Edwards, President. Toronto, Ontario, Canada Canadian Industries, Ltd.*** -- C. I. B. A. Bid;., Montreal, Quebec, Canada Paint 4 Varnish Division B. F. Twining. Cans, Incorporated* 3217 West 47th Place, Chicago 32, HI. R. S. Solinaky, President. Capitol Chemical Co. . 2320 N. Seeley Ave., Chicago 47, 111. Capitol Paint 4 Varnish Works, Inc. 1346 W. Concord PI., Chicago 22, 111. Leon Zimmerman, Preeident. Capitol Paint 4 Varnish Works, Inc. 47-65 Rodney St., Brooklyn 11, N. T. Irving Weissman, President. Capitol Wall Paper Co.** ........... 1200 Eye St., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. Chas. K. Gibson. Carberry Chemical Co.................................. 30 Selkirk St., Pawtucket, R. I. Edwin C- Carberry. Carbit Paint Co., The........... 2942 West North Ave., Chicago 47, W. G. H. Westerman. Carbola Chemical Company, Inc.* Natural Bridge, N. Y. H. T. Koenig, Secretary. Carbro Chemical Co................................... Dunnell Lane, Pawtucket, R. I. John P. Brown. Carbsil Pigment Co.*............................... 120 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. Abraham Beck, President. Carlisle Chemical 4 Mfg. Co., Inc., R. L................... 207 Norman Ave., R. L. Carlisle, President. Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Carlsen 4b Co., John G............................. 1446 W. Kinxie St., Chicago 22, HI John G. Carlsen, President. Carlson 4 Sons, F. J............................. 1006 Crane St., Schenectady 3, N. Y. ' F. Fred Carlson. Carpenter-Morton Company 77 Sudbury St., Boston 14, Mass. E. E. Morton, President. Carroll 4 Company, H. A..'................. 1070 Union Ave., Memphis 3, Tenn. Herbert StTeuli, President. Carter Paint Co. .... ......... 310 No. Main St., Liberty, Ind. C. D. Porter. Carter White Lead Co.*....................12042 South Peoria St., Chicago 43, IIL Celadri Corporation........ 652 Willis Ave., Williston Park, Long Island, N. Y. V. S. De Lan, President. Celanese Chemical Corp.*.................. 180 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. E. W. Ward. Central Can Company*.................... 2415-45 West 19th St., Chicago 8, 111. O. S. Witherell, Vice-President. Central Copper Worka, Inc.*...............418 Popular St.. Cincinnati 14, Ohio Nick J. Angner, General Manager. Central Paint 4 Varnish Co.............8250 St. Auhin Ave., Detroit 11, Mich. Central Paint 4 Varnish Works, Inc.___89 Prospect St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. L. Francis Case, President. Chase Varnish Co., Inc............................. 248 Green St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. E. J. Fleekenstein, Treasurer. Cheesman-Elliot Co., Inc........................ 639 Kent Ave., Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Gilbert J. Ward, Secretary. Chemical 4 Pigment Co., Inc., The*....................................... Collinsville, 111. Chemical Products Company............... 2 E. Lexington St., Baltimore 2, Md. L. J. Schiff. President. Chemical Products Corp..................... 55 Pawtucket Ave., Rumiord 16, R. I. C. V. Nylen, Treasurer, Chemicote Paint Works Herman Konegan. 1016 Orange Ave., Crawford, N. J. Chesapeake Asphalt Products Co...Box 43, Waverly P. O., Baltimore 18, Md. Wm. D. Gerber. Chicago Heights Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc...... 82 E. Main St., Box 185, Wm. C. Bay, Preeident. Chicago Heights, 111. Chicago Paint Works, Inc.......................4500 W. 14th St., Chicago 23, 111. SB $-23 ft '1 ' >'2 c:-/ NPCA/Rl 018442 Chilton Paint Co...................... 109-08 Fifteenth Ave., College Point, N. V. William C. Martens, Jr., President. Chiaholm-Ryder Co. of Pennsylvania..................... East Chestnut St., A. G. Moul. Hanover, Pa. Cincinnati Varnish Co., Inc., The Mentor & Huston Aves., E. A. Foy, Jr. Norwood, Cincinnati 12, Ohio Clark A Co.. Inc., George H.** 191 Commercial St., Worcester, Mass. Russell M. Gustafson, Treasurer. Clark Paint A Varnish Co., Ine............. 966 Union St.. P. 0. Box 112, F. B. Clark. President. West Springfield, Mass. Claronex Products, Inc........................... 239 Java St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. R. R. Fay, President. Cleary Corp., W. A.*..................................... . New Brunswick, N. J. | L. Russell Cook, Vice-President. i Clement "Coverall" Co. . . W. S. Clement, Jr. 611 Van Hook St., Camden, N. J. ' Cleveland Paint A Color Co......... 1200 Bolivar Rd., S. E., Cleveland 15, Ohio W. A. Alpers, President. j Cleveland Varnish Co........................ 3111 East 87th St., Cleveland 4, Ohio Clinton Company, The............................1210 N. Elston Ave., Chicago 22, 111. D. L. Clinton, Vice President. Clover Leaf Paint A Varnish Corp. 43-43 Vernon Bivd., James H. Abraham, President. Long Island City 1, N. Y. Coast Paint A Chemical Co............................. 1507 Grande Vista Ave., J. N. Schien, President. Los Angeles 23, Calif. Coating Materials Laboratories, Inc......... 689 Main St, Belleville 9, N. J. Henry A. DePhiUips, President. Collins-Davoust Paint Mfg. Co......... 941 Terminal St, P. O. Box 591, William Davoust Sr. Dallas 1, Texas Collins Paint Co., Inc., F. P.** . . 225 W. Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. Wm. E. Collins, President. Colonial Works, Inc............................. 231 Norman Ave., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. C. W. Griffin, President. Color Craft Corn................................... 1539 Ridgely St, Baltimore 30, Md . Bernard Ruben, President. Colorado Paint Co. .......................... 3551 Blake St., Denver 5, Colo. D. M. Lemen. Columbia Wood A Metal Preservative Co. .1466 Fourth St, Chas. W. Andrews Berkeley 2. Calif. Columbian Carbon Co., Magnetic Pigment Div."........ 601 Cass St, I A. Harvitt. Columbus Varnish Company . Trenton 10, N. J. . 95 West Long St., Columbus 15, Ohio Walter S. Hanna, Jr., President. Commercial Solvents Corp.*.............17 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. Henry W. Denny, Vice-President. Commonwealth Varnish Company 4124 West Parker Ave., Chicago 39, 111. John R. Derwent, Secretory. Con-Ferro Paint A Varnish Co...........3228 North Broadway, St Louis 7, Mo. S. M. Koplar, Vice-President. ' Congo Ink Vehicle Co............................. 250 Monitor St, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Louis Solomon. Conlin Co., The**........................................ 70 Elm St, Bridgeport 3, Conn. J. Waxgiser, President. Connors Paint Mfg. Co., The Wm. . 669 River St, Troy, N. Y. F. J. Passonno. Consumers Paint Factory, Ine. Louis Deutsch, President. 1607 Broadway, Gary, Ind, Continental Can Co., Inc.*...............100 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. W. H. Funderberg, Vice-President. Continental Paint Co.............164 South Park St, San Francisco 7, Calif. J. R. Tadson, Partner. Continental Products Co., The...........1150 East 222nd St, Euclid 17, Ohio A. H. Mattmueller, Vice-President. Cook A Dunn Paint Corp. 109-115 St. Frsneis St, Newark 1, N. J. Charles Cook, President. 86 NPCA/RI018443 Cook Faint & Varnish Co................... . P- 0. Box 389, 1412 Knox St., Charles R. Cook, Chairman of Board. Kansas City 10, Mo. Cooledge & Sons, Inc., F. J..........1314 Murphy Ave., S. W., Atlanta 1, Ga. Harold N. Cooled?*, Pretident. Co-Operative Chemical Co.*......................3400 Gratiot St., St. Louis 3, Mo. C. J. Lippert. Cooperative G. L. F. Farm Supplies, Inc.** . Ithaca, N. Y. Clifford E. Brew. Cowman-Campbell Paint Co., Inc. . 514 Virginia St., Seattle 1, Wash. E. Arthur Cowman, President. Craigie Paint Co............................. 2512 Grand Biver Ave., Detroit 1, Mich. Robert E. Craigie, Pretident. Creo-Dipt Company, Inc. . . 986 Oliver St., North Tonawanda, N. Y. Paid H. Puffer, Pretident. Crescent Bronze Powder Co. ...........116 West Illinois St., Chicago 10, 111. Myron Hexter. Crose, Chester B............................ 154 No. LaBrea Ave., Inglewood, Calif. Chester B. Crose. ,,,, Crown Cork Specialty Corp.*........... 1226 E. Garfield Ave., Decatur 80, 111. Car! A. Goltermann, Vice-President. Cudner & O'Connor Co......................... 4035 West Kinzie St., Chicago 24, 111. H. E. Cudner, President. _ ^,, Cuprinol, Inc....................................................... 7 Water St., Boston 9, Mass. David Murray, President. _,, Curtis Drug & Paint Co., Inc., F. W.** 125 Congress St., Troy, N. Y. D D. P. W. Company, The**.............................73 East Mill St., Akron, Ohio N. F. Wyatt Dad and Lad Company, The..................... P. O. Box 104, Third Ave., C. R. Miller, President New Lenox, HI. Dages Paint Co., Inc.** .................. 400 East Broadway, Louisville 2. Ky. R. C. Dages, President. Daitch A Co.......................................... 83 Monroe St, Cambridge 42, Mass. J. J. Daitch. Dampney Company of America,_The--1243 River St, Hyde Park, Boston 36, Mass. Dannenbaum Paint Mfg. Co. 2046 Market St, San Francisco 14,.Calif. Mrs. C. Dannenbaum, President. Dau-Hansen Paint Co., Ine...... 2307 Sepulveda Blvd., Lot Angeles 25, Calif. A. Carlson, Secretary. Dau Paint Company, Frank** . 929 N. Third St, Milwaukee 3, Wise. . Emil F. Schwab, President. Davies Can Co.. The*............................. 8007 Grand Ave., Cleveland 4, Ohio L. C. Jongs, General Manager. Davies Co., H. B. .................700 N. 27th St, Camden, N. J. H. B. Davies. Davis Co.. Don V........................................ 4200 No. 2nd St., St. Louis 7, Mo. Don V. Davis. Davis Co., Frank D.* 7125 Santa Monica Blvd., Lot Angeles 46, Calif. Frank D. Davis. Davis Co., H. B. 1600 Bayard St., Baltimore 30, Md. H. Braith Davis. President. Davis Paint Company, Inc. 1345 Iron St, North Kansas City 16, Mo. B. J. Davis, Pretident. Day & Co., James B. Arthur T. Day, Pretident. 1872 Clybourn Ave., Chicago 14, 111. Day Company, The J. H." 1144 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati 22, Ohio M. R. Sentman. Dean & Barry Co. 296 Macaroni Blvd., Columbus 15, Ohio R. S. McKay, Pretident. Debevoise Co., The 968 Grand St.. Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Horatio L. Wilkinson. DeBoom Paint Co. . 1060 Bryant St., San Francisco 3. Calif. Claude R. Witael, Partner. 87 1 NPGA/RI 018444 Deero Paint Products, Inc................ 2695 East 55th St., Cleveland 4, Ohio Jacob Windmuller. Vice-President. Deep Rock Oil Corporation* ........... 155 N. Clark St., Chicago 90, III. W. J. Carthaus. Deer-0 Paints 4 Chemicals, Ltd...... 2431 East Van Buren St, P. 0. V. F. Moeller, Preeident. Box 990, Phoenix, Arix. De Hart Paint & Varnish Co...............906 East Main St, Louisville 6, Ky. C. A. De Hart, President. DeLaval Separator Co., The*............... 165 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. G. F. Wheelwright DeLore Division, Natl. Lead Co.* P. 0. Box 2808, Carondelet Sta.. C. P. DeLore. Manager. St Louis 23, Mo. Dennis Chemical Co..................................... 2701 Papin St, St Louis 3, 111. Israel Dennis. Denso! Paint Co., The...........................9808 Meech Ave., Cleveland 5. Ohio E. V. Ladd, Vice-President. Desmond Brothers Paint Co.. .9538 Santa Monica Bivd., Beverly Hills, Calif. Wn. J. Desmond. DeSoto Paint 4 Varnish Co.......................P. O. Box 446, Memphis 1, Tenn. Dr. A. P. Mills, General Manager. Detroit Graphite Co....................................... 560 12th St., Detroit 16, Mich. E. C. Roberts, Viee-Preeident Detroit Varnish 4 Paint Works, Inc................ 5400 East Nevtd- Ave., Walter Lichtenfeld, President. Detroit 12, Mich. DeVitbiss Company, The*.......................... 300 Phillips Ave., Toledo 1, Ohio Wm. J. Pitt Devine Paint 4 Varnish Co. 8810 Bessemer Ave., Cleveland 4. Ohio Geo. E. Pearce, Preeident Devoe 4 Reynolds Co.. Inc. 1st Ave. 4 44th St, New York 17, N. Y. Elliot S. Phillips, Preeident. Dewey 4 Alroy Chemical Co.* . 62 Whittemore Ave., Cambridge 40, Mass D. L. Shanklin. Dexter Brothers Company............................86 Broad St., Boston 10, Mass. Frank R. Nutting, Treasurer. Diamond Products Company 100 W. Monroe St., Chicago 3, 111. John W. Ogren, President. Dibble Color Company....................... 1497 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit 11, Mich. J. F. Maycock, Vice-President. Diealite Co., The* 120 Wall St, New York 5, N. Y. A. G. Frankenhoff, Vice-President. Diemont-Levy Company** ............. 57 Portland St, Boston 14, Mass. H. Diemont, Treasurer. Dill, Marshall. Div. Wjtco Chemical Co.*...............26-30 Bluxome St, Marshall Dill. San Franeisco 7, Calif. Distillation Products, Inc.* 755 Ridge Rd., West, Rochester 13, N. Y. E. S. Barnitx, Chemical Engineer. Dixie Clay Company* ..........................280 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. E. W. Boughton, Sales Manager. Dixie Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc............ P. O. Box 482, Brunswick, Ga. William A. Smith. Viee-Preeident. Dixon Crucible Company, Joseph R. H. Horner. . 167 Wsyne St, Jersey City 3, N. J. Dos 4 Ingalls, Inc.** ........................ 56 Garden St., Everett 49, Mass. Joseph A. Venedam. Doidge-Koren Paint Co. 70 Alemany Blvd., San Franeisco 24, Calif. R. W. Koren, Otener. . Dolan 4 Co., V. J. . 1830 No. Laramie St., Chicago 39, 111. V. J. Dolan, Preeident. Dolph Co., John C......................................... 1060 Broad St, Newark 2, N. J. Geo. C. Borthig, Viee-Preeident. Dolphin Paint 4 Varnish Co., The--922 Locust St, P. O. Box 1594, Carl W. Blum, Preeident Central Station, Toledo 3, Ohio Domino Paint Mfg. Co., Inc. 1330 St. Peter St, New Orleans 16, La. Maurice Dufour, President 88 NPCA/RI 018445 Donahue Varnish Co., The F. J. 10586 Knodell Ave., Detroit 13, Mich, Thomas P. Dinahey, Secretary. Donohos * Son . . 143 S. New St, Dover, Del. H. B. Donohos. Dow Chemical Co., The* Midland, Mich. J. L. Sheik. , Downey Box Co., C. F.* 1400 Iron St, North Kansas City 16, Mo. R. A. Brooks, Viee-Pretidenl. Dozier & Gay Paint Co- Box 3176, Station F, Jacksonville 6, Fla. Iinwood Jeffreys, Treasurer. Drakenfeld A Co., Ine, B. F. 45-47 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. Horatio E. Firth, Jr., Treasurer. Drew and Co., Ine., E- F.* 15 East 26th St, New York 10, N. Y. Lionel Parrott, Viee-Pretidenl. Duncan Paint Company 4246 S. E. Belmont St., Portland 15. Ore. Herbert Finzer. Dunham, Inc., Thomas C.............8-05 43rd Ave., Lon* Island City 1, N. Y. Marion MacDonald, Pretident. Dunne Co., Frank W. 1001 41st St, Oakland 8, Calif. Wm. L. Turner, President. Dunn-Rainey Company, The........... 14471 Livemois Ave., Detroit 21, Mich. doPont de Nemours & Co., E. I., Finishes Division DuPont Bldg, J. Warren Kinsman, General Manager. Wilmington 98, Del. duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I.,* Pigment Dept. DuPont Bldg., Wilmington 98, Del. Duralac Chemical Corp............................. 84 Lister Ave.. Newark 5, N. J. Benson Leister, Pretident. Durez Plasties A Chemicals, Ine.*...Walsh Road, North Tonawanda, N. Y. Durite Plastics, Ine.*........ 5000 Summerdale Ave., Frankford Station E. E. Novotny, Viee-Pretident. P. O., Philadelphia 24, Pa. Dutch Masters Paint A Varnish Co...........35 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Thee. Shapiro. Dutch Paint Co.......................325 Sacramento St., San Francisco 11, Calif. R. M. Mueller, Secretary. Dwelle-Kaiser Co., The**................................... 253 Elm St,, Buffalo 3, N. Y. C. A. Lownie, Pretident. Dyer Bros, Ine,** ............. 734 13th St-, N. W, Washington 5, D. C- Manning Dyer, Pretident. 'E Eagle Paint A Varnish Works, Ine, 49-20 Fifth St, Long Island City 1, N. Y. H. R. Hillman, Pretident. Eagle Paint Works...................... 110 N. Waterman Ave, Detroit 9, Mich. Walter Carroll. Eagle-Picher Sales Co.*.......American Bldg, 30 East Central Parkway, W. H. Hayt- Cincinnati 2, Ohio Eakins, Inc, J. S. A W. R.* .................... 55 Berry St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. F. J. Van Vranken. Eason-Morgan Co, Inc.** . . 312 Second Ave. North, Nashville 3, Tenn. J. Q. Eason, Viee-Pretident. Eastern Lacquer Corp................. 1080 Eastern Ave, Malden 48, Mass. C. H. Tannenbaum, Pretident. Eastern Paint A Varnish Works.................Fifth Ave, Hawthorne, N. J. William H. Parr. Eastman Kodak Company* .................. 343 State St, Rochester 4, N. Y. A. B. Corey. Eberson-Lindaley Paint Co. . . 1601 N. Broadway, St. Louis 6, Mo. Edwin R. Meyer. Edgerly A Company, J. W.** 120-124 West Main St, Ottumwa. Iowa T. J. Inskeep. Edlo Paint Company............................... 225 Grand St, New York 13, N. Y. Louis Steinberg. Egan A Hausmann Co, Inc.............9-02 43rd Rd, Long Island City 1, N. Y. Talbot Uehlinger, Pretident. Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co, The........................ P. 0. Box 444, Newark. N. J. 0, J. S. de Brun, President. 89 NPCA/RI 018446 Elder A Jenks* 411 Vine St.. Philadelphia 6. P. H. B. Maxwell. Elk Paint Co.............................................. 3418 Gratiot St., St. Louis 3, Mo. Eilieott Paint Co., Ine.**.................. 356-360 Elm St., Buffalo 3, N. Y. Carl H, Nagel, Preeident Elliott Paint A Varnish Co........................ 4525 Fifth Ave., Chicago 24, 111. H. A. Rowland, President. Ellis Paint Co.......................... 805 West Anaheim St., Long Beach 6, Calif. J. S. Ellis. Embassy Paint Mig. Co., Inc........ 56-58 Van Dyke St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y. L Lamonsoff, President. Emery Industries, Inc.* 4300 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, Ohio N. A. Ruston. Empire State Varnish Co., Ine. 38 Variek St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Michael Doniger, President. Empire Varnish Co.. The .2638 East 76th St., Cleveland 4, Ohio R. L. Hawkins. English Mica Co.* 220 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. James B. Preston, Jr., Executive Viee-Preeident. Enterprise Faint Mfg. Co. . . 333 S. Peoria St., Chicago 7, IU. Frank L. Sulzberger, President. Esser Co., T. C. .......................... 3107 W. Galena St., Milwaukee 8, Wise. A. W. Esser. Essex Chemical Co. ...............438 Riverside Ave., Newark 4, N. J. George N. Biek. Euston Lead Company*............................................................... Scranton, Pa. Evans Bros., Ine............................... 1004 Westchester Ave., Bronx 59, N. Y. J. B. Evans, Vice-President. Evans Lead Corp.*..........................................................Charleston, W. Vs. R. M. Evans. Everard Paint Mfg. Company. .1530 Carroll Ave., San Francisco 24, Calif. Wm. J. Everard, Owner. Everaeal Mfg. Co., Ine......................... 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y. Rudy Green. Excelsior Vsrnish Works, Ine., The 1228 W. 74th St., Cleveland 2, Ohio G. C. Vick, President. F Factory-Consumer Paint Corp..............2128 Niagara St., Buffalo 7, N. Y. Harry B, Fleming, President. Fairchild Chemical and Coatings Co., Inc.. .1251 Sycamore St., Camden, N. J. Bernard J. Davis, Chemist. Falea Company. The W. H-*.................. 609 Clinton St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Wm- H. Fftles, President. Falk A Co.*..................................... P. O. Box 1075, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. L. J. Reixensteis. Farboil Paint Company, Ine.............. SOI Eey Highway, Baltimore 30, Md. M. D. Swartz, President. Fargo Glass A Paint Co.**............. 648 North P. Ave., Fargo, N. D. E. J. Schonberg, President. Farnow Varnish Works........... 4-80 47th Rotd, Long Island City 1, N. Y. Benjamin Farber. Farrell-Calhoun Co............................. 22-24 South 2nd St., Memphis 3, Tenn. E. L. Monteverde, Secretary, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk Co.......................Kellogg Blvd. A Jackson Sts., B. F. Robertson. - St Paul 1, Minn. Far Weat Paint Manufacturing Co. , 2004 First Ave., Seattle 1, Wash. H. W. Cuff, President. Federal Color Laboratories, Inc.*........... 4633 Forest Ave., Norwood, Cincinnati 12, Ohio Federal Varnish Co...................................... 333 S. Peoria St, Chicago 7, 111. John H. Lawson, President. Felton, Sibley A Co., Inc.............. 136 N. 4th St, Philadelphia 6, Pa. Horace S. Felton, President. 90 NPCA/RI018447 Ferbert-Schorndorfer Co., The___12815 Elmwood Ave., Cleveland 11, Ohio Kenneth E. Clarke, President. Ferolenm Products, Inc................ 445 Wilson Ave., Newark 6, N. J. F. J. Radtl. President. Ferrell Paint Co............................................2646 Main St., San Diego, Calil. Russell W. Ferrell, General Manager. Ferro Chemical Corp.*.......877 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio W. B. Lawson. Ferro Enamel Corp.,* Liquid Plastiei Div................ 4150 East 56th St., L. H. Miller, Manager. Cleveland 5, Ohio Ferruhron Metal Paint Co., Ine.. 528 W. Highland Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wise. Walter A. Leypoldt Secretary. Fezandie & Sperrle, Inc.............................205 Fulton St., New York 7, N. Y. Oscar E. Sperrle, President. Filtered Rosin Products, Inc.*...............................................Brunswick, Ga. W. N. Hodges, Vice-President. Finch, Ltd., Leon.................................. 728 E. 50th St., Los Angeles 1, Calil. Leon S. Finch. Finishine Laboratories 627 Tollman St-, Syracuse 4, N. Y. E. W. Hagadorn. Finishing Products Co....................... 3725 E. 13th St., Indianapolis 1. Ind. Alice J. Murray, President. Finnaren A Haley, Inc............. ....... 1300 N. 60th St., Philadelphia 31. Pa. J. A. Finnaren, President. Fisher-Thorsen A Co., Inc.............. 2100 N. W. 22nd Ave., Portland 10, Ore. Warren M. Thoraen, President. ' Fisher Wall Paper Co.**... ... 6840 Woodward Ave., Detroit 2, Mich. P. H. Woodrow, President. Flint Paint A Varnish Co.................................425 Detroit St., Flint 3, Mich. Mrs. Lucille A. Wade, Secretory-Treasurer. Flood A Conklin Mfg. Co......................... 136 Chestnut St, Newark 6, N. J. L. H. Conklin. Florman Manufacturing Co., The 190 Central Main, Pueblo, Colo. J. Florman, Secretary. . Forbes Varnish Company, The . 3800 West 143rd St, Cleveland 11, Ohio Charles H. Reed, President. Ford Paint A Varnish Co...........601 Crosby N. W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich. G. R. Ford, President. Forest City Paint A Varnish Co........ 11001 Madison Ave., Cleveland 2, Ohio Forman, Ford and Co.............. Ill South Second St, Minneapolis 1, Minn. L. A. Potter, President. Fort Pitt Chemical Co................... 26th A Smallman St, Pittsburgh 22, Pa. S. H. Miller, President. Foss A Co....................................................723 Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. W. B. Pastorfield. Foster Company, Inc., Beniamin. .4635 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia 31, Pa. Benj. Foster, Jr. Foster Pump Works, Ine.*.................60 Washington St, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Clark C. Thompson, President. Fox Co., Inc., M. Ewing. .240 E. 136th St A Rider Ave., New York 51, N. Y. Louis V. Fox, President. Foy Paint Company, Inc., The . Mentor A Huston Aves., Norwood, Geo. W. Schneider, Jr. Cincinnati 12, Ohio Franklin Mineral Products Co.*.................. 1 Menlo St., Brighton 35, Mass. John Davenport, President Franklin Faint A Varnish Co., Benjamin ......... 4820 Langdon St, G. T. Elser. Philadelphia 24. Pa. Franklin Research Co.* 6134 Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia 31, Pa. Richards Jarden, President. Franks Chemical Products Co., Ine.* Joseph M. Franks, President. 55 33rd St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y. Frazee Co., S. R.** ............... S. Robert Frazee. 1001 Broadway, San Diego, Calif. Frazer Paint Co. E. D. Gregory. 2475 Hubbard Ave., Detroit 9, Mich. 91 m NPCA/RI 018448 French Paint Co., Samuel H...... 27th A Robert* Ave., Philadelphia 29, Pa. Edgar S. McKaig. Frey-Yenkin Paint Co.............*....251 N. Sandusky St., Columbus 16, Ohio B. A. YeiJtin. Fries, Beal! & Sharp Co.**. 734 10th St, N. W., Washington 1, D. C. Robert R. Kenyon. Frisch A Co., Ine............................ 565 Barry St., New York 59, N. Y. A. M. Frisch, President Frost Paint A Oil Corp..............1209 N. E. Tyler St, Minneapolis 13, Minn. Frank G. Moore, Pretident. Fuld Bros................................................. 702 S. Wolfe St, Baltimore 31, Md. Melvin Fold. Fuller A Co., W. P..........................301 Mission St, San Francisco 19, Calif. W. P. Fuller, Jr. Fuller Displays, Ine.*........... 515 West 56nd St, New York 19, N. Y. William Marsh, President. Fyn Paint A Lacquer Company, Inc.. .979 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn 25, N. Y. Henry Feinstein, President. G Gable-Tite Products Co.. Inc...................914 N. W. 1st Ave., Miami 36, Fla. Warren M. Benson, Pretident. Gagnier Paint Co.**.................. 166 East Congress St, Detroit 26, Mich. C. B. French, Executive Vice-Prttideni. Garden City Paint A Varnish Co............ 3185 W. 25th St, Chicago 23, 111. Budolpb Nepil, Secretary. Garland Company, The........................3746 East 91st St., Cleveland 5, Ohio V. L. Wise, President General Carbon Company*........... 7542 Maie Ave., Los Angeles 1, Calif. . R. Goode, President. General Color Co., Inc.*................................. 24 Avenue B, Newark 5, N. J. Samuel C. Shearer, Pretidtnt General Dyestuff Corporation*. .435 Hudson St, P. 0. Box Station C, E. K. Halbaeh. President. New York 14, N. Y. General Electric Co., Chemical Products Division* Schenectady, N. Y. C. E. Mead, Soles Manager. General Finishes, Inc................... Ill Second St, South, Minneapolis 1, Minn. E. I. Morse, Treasurer. General Industrial Finishes Div.......... 100 Sixth Ave., New York 13, N. Y. Sun Chemical Corporation. W. A. McKim, Assistant General Manager. General Mills, Inc.,* Chemical Div., .Chamber of Commerce Bldg, 406 2nd Whitney Eastman, Pretident. Ave., 5., Minneapolis 1, Minn. General Paint Corporation.............2627 Army St, San Francisco 19, Calif. O. S. Orrick, Secretary. General Paint A Varnish Co. ................ 2001 Mendell St, Chicago 14, III. K. I. Songe, Secretary. George Co., The P. D.............................5200 N. Second St, St Louis 7, Mo. J. E. George. Georgia Kaolin Co.*.......................... 433 N. Broad St, Elizabeth 3, N. J. Everett W. Newcomb, Treasurer, . Gettemuller Company, Inc,, H. J.** 514-516 Ensor St, Baltimore 2, Md. Geo. D.'Gettemuller. Gibbs Paint Mfg. Co.. The...............1456 Chardon Rd., P. 0. Box 3036, Gibson-Bomans Co., The....... ............ 2366 Woodhill Rd., Cleveland 6, Ohio Harold R. Allison, President. Gifford A Bennett Mfg. Co.*..................... 406 W. 144tb St., Chicago 27, III. S. A. Bennett, Pretident. - Gill Co., Frank. ................ 160 2nd St., No., Wisconsin Rapids, Wise. Frank Gill. Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt Co., Ine............... 80 John St, New York 7, N. Y. Louis Gillespie. Gillespie Varnish Company............. 131 Dey St, Jersey City 6, N. J. W. H. DeCamp. Gilman Paint A Varnish Co.. 8th A Pint Sts., Chattanooga 1, Tenn. W. D. Gilman, Jr., Pretident. 92 NPCA/R1 018449 Givaudan-Delswanna, Ine.* 330 West 42nd St., New York 18, N. Y. Robert A. Engel. Glidden Company, The 3396 Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio Dwight P. Joyce, Vice-President Glidden Company of California, The..................... 7th 4 Hubbell Sts., San Francisco 7, Calif. Globe Paint Co.. Inc. 604 Rockaway Ave., Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Louis Feinberg, Prttideni. Globe Paint Works, Inc.............. 202-208 Market St., Williamsport 6, Pa. G. B. Spicer, Precedent Globe Varnish Co., Inc.............. Kelly 4 LaSchall Sts., Pittsburgh 8, Pa. Sidney Hirsh. Goldberg Paint Co., Garrett M. . 1019 Mission St.. San Francisco 3, Calif. G. M. Goldberg, President. Goldschmitt, Charles........................ 618 West Randolph St.. Chicago 6, 111. Goodrich Co., Wm. 0.,* c/o Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.. .600 Roanoke Eugene Bortman. Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Minn. Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Co., Inc.* 1144 E. Market St., Akron 16, Ohio H. R. Thies. Gorr Color Card Co., Carl*.................3832 N. Clark St., Chicago 13, 111. Carl Gorr, President. Gorton Co., The............................... 2465 N. W., 29th St., Portland 10, Ore. A- B. Gorton. Goss 4 Goss............................1415 Van Dyke Ave., San Francisco 24, Calif. Alfred Goss. Gould 4 Cutler Corp.**............................11 Stillings St., Boston 10, Mass. Charles W. Brown, Treasurer. Grand Rapids Paint 4 Enamel Co..............666 Godfrey Ave., S. W., Grand Rapids 2, Mich. Grand Rapids Varnish Cora...................... 665 Godfrey Ave., S. W., J. A. Hager, Vice-President. Grand Rapids 2, Mich. Grand Rapids Wood Finishing Co.............53-71 Grandville Ave., S. W., Miss J. E. Cowlishaw, Treasurer. Grand Rapids 2, Mich. Great Lakes Varnish Works, Inc.............. 2207-35 N. Pulaski Road, Miss Ksrls J. Howe, President. Chicago 39, III. Great Western Paint Mfg. Corp...1207 West 11th St., Kansas City 7, Mo. F. N. Redheffer, President. . Green 4 Reedy*......................................................Boa 303, Franklinton, La. Frank Reedy. Gregg Co., Inc., The............................1418 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pa. A. Pierce Gregg, Pretidtnt. Grossman Paint Mfg. Co.................. 1118 E. Sprague Ave., Spokane, Wash. Manuel Grossman, Owner-Manager. Grumbscber, M................ ............. . 460 W. 34th St, New York 1, N. Y. Walter Grambacher, Sr. Gypsy Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc. . 529-31 Columbia St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Irving I. Berg, Secretary. H Hague 4 Co., Inc.. Alfred .................. 227 34th St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y. A. Hague, President Hall Co., Inc., The R. M.**............... 77 Arch St, New Britain, Conn. R. M. Hall, PrttidenL Hallemite Mfg. Co., The 2446 W. 25th St, Cleveland 13, Ohio George Ostendorf, Sr., Preeident. Hammer Bros. White Lead Co.*......... 305 St Clair Ave., East St Louis, III. Hammill and Gillespie, Inc.*.. H. M. Gillespie. . 225 Broadwav, New York 7, N. Y. ' Hammond Lead Produett, Inc.*. .. .723 First Trust Bidg., Hammond, Ind. W. Wilke, Jr., President. Hammond Protective Coating Materials . . North Main St., Boonton, N. J. Philip Delano UnUreee, Proprietor. Hancock Paint 4 Varnish Co. . 63 W. Stjuantum St, North Quincy 71, Mass. Samuel E. Cutler. 93 NPCA/RI 018450 Hanley Faint Company . .1010 E. Overland St., E) Paso, Texas F. H. Hanley. Hanline Brothers ...............Warner 4 Alluvion Sts., Baltimore 30, Md. Leon S. Hanline. Hanna Paint Mfg. Co., The.................... 95 W. Long St., Columbus 15, Ohio Walter Banna, Jr., President. Hansen Glass 4 Faint Co.**............... 504 Douglas St., Sioux City 1. Iowa L. S. Werali, President. Harbor Paint Company. ......... 341 American Are., Long Beaeh 2, Calif. Frank G. Fierce, President. Hardig, Charles J..........................1111 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati 14, Ohio Hardwood Chemical Co., Inc.*........................ 2 Jersey St., Buffalo 1, N. Y. A. Stevens, President. Hardy Company. Paul W-* ........... 271 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. Paul W. Hardy. Harlan Associates........................ 11 Dnboee Ave., San Francisco 3, Calif. Hal R. Harlan. Hannon Color Works, Inc...............550 Belmont Ave., P. O. Box 1158, V. J. Chartrand, President. Paterson 2, N. J. Harrington Paint Co., Inc....... 1630 Collamer Rd., East Cleveland 10, Ohio N. S. Harrington, President. Harris Co., The J. E.................................... South Spruce St, Wooster, Ohio W. G. Saunders, Wee-President. Harrison Paint 4 Varnish Co., The, 1328 Harrison Ave., S.E., Canton 1, Ohio G. G. Walters, Owner. Harshaw Chemical Co., The*............. 1845 East 97th St, Cleveland 6, Ohio W. W. Lawson. Hartley Paint Co............................62 West Union Ave., Pasadena 1, Calif. Mrs. Vesta Hartley, Owner. Harwood Broe., Inc.**...................... 1009 E. Canal St, Richmond 18, Va. H. B. Weatherford, Vice-President. Haskeil Chemical Co........... . --1825 N. Hamilton St, Richmond 20, Va. Howie Haskell. Haynes Laboratories, Inc., C. W......... 61 Chandler St, Springfield 4, Mass. Thomas C. Carr, Treasurer. Haye-Tsylor, Inc................................ 171 Fillmore Ave., Tonawanda, N. Y. Carter B. Rich, President. Haze, Inc., Harry* 2701 Tribune Tower, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Harry S. Haze, President Chicago 11, Ill- Headquarters Paint 4 Varnish Co.......24 Commerce St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y. C. H. A. Bungart Heath 4 Milligan Mfg. Co.......... 1833 South Normal Ave., Chicago 16, 111. Z. G. Feck. Henderson 4 Johnson, Inc. ............... 121 Duncan St, Gloucester, Mass. Walter Henderson, Treasurer. Henry Asphalt Co......................801 East 61st St, Los Angeles 1, Calif. Warner W. Henry, Owner. Hercules Powder Co.*........... 800 Market St, Delaware Trust Bldg., J. B. Wiesel. Wilmington 99, Del. Heyden Chemical Corporation*.............................................. Garfield, N. J. Harry Burrell Heyward Paint 4 Varnish Co., The 110 Wallabout St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Julius Z. Bernard, General Manager. Hilo Varnish Corn............................. 42-60 Stewart Ave., Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Carl J. Schumann, President. Hilton-Davis Division, Sterling Drug, Inc.* P. O. Box 8, Fleassnt L- A. Hoffman, General Manager 'Ridge Sts.., Cincinnati 12, Ohio Hirshberg Paint Co................... Warner 4 Alluvion Sts., Baltimore 30, Md. Milton Hirshberg. Hint 4 Begley Linseed Works*....................900 W. 18th St., Chicago 8, 111. Hoboken White Lead 4 Color Works, Inc., 1300 Willow Ave., Hoboken, N. J. L. J. Myer. Hock Paint 4 Chemical Works, Inc.................................... Fhoenixville, Pa. H. W. Hock. 94 NPCA/RI 018451 Hoekaday Paint Co., The .................. 166 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, HI. T. L. Dalberg, Vice-President. Holladay 4 Chase, Inc. 3308 East Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 23, Calif. Clair Nolan, General Manager. Holland Color 4 Chemical Co.* 337 College Ave., Holland, Mich. C. R. Trueblood. Holmes Brothers............................. 109 East McMaekin St., Salem, HI. W. R. Holmes, Partner. Holtz, F. J.**...........................................2309 Gratiot St., Detroit 7, Mich. F. J. Holtz, Owner. Hooker Glass 4 Paint Mfg. Co. 659 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago 6, HI. Arthur Dole, Jr., Vtee-Preeidcnt and Secretary. Horn Co., A. C.. Division Sun Chemical Corp........... Horn Bldg., 43-42 A. E. Horn, Preeident. Tenth St., Long Island City 1, N. Y. Horn, Jeffreys 4 Co.*............. 916 N. Lake St., Burbank, Calif. J. G. Jeffreys. Hotopp Varnish Co., The........................... 112 Marshall St., Hoboken, N. J. F. E. MeCourt, Preeident. Howe 4 French. Inc................... 798 Washington St., Weymouth 88, Mass. C. W. Ten Broeek, Vice-President. Hub Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc... . .47-38 Fifth St., Long Island City 1, N. Y. Joseph S. Chusid, President. Buck Paint Co., M. 0.**............................602 Laura St., Jacksonville 2, Fla. M. O. Buck. Hudson Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc. .240-252 Wright St., Newark 5, N. J. N. J. Fagan, Preeident. Hunsley Paint Manufacturers, Inc......... 1701 W. 7th Ave., Amarillo, Texas F. R. Farris, Manager. Hunt Putty Mfg. Co., H. R. .1203 East Nadeau St., Los Angeles 1, Calif. Mrs E. A. Mahin. Hunter Co., The...............................2760 Highland Ave,, Norwood 12, Ohio C. R. Hunter, Partner. 1 Iddings Paint Company, Inc...... 48-18 33rd St., Long Island City 1, N. Y. Dr. Carl Iddings. Illinois Bronze Powder Co....................... -.2023 S. Clark St., Chicago 16, 111. Henry H. Rothschild, Vice-President. Illinois Paint Works . ................ 1034 S. Kostner Ave., Chicago 24, 111. Ilsley 4 Held Co.. .............178 East 124th St., New York 35, N. Y. Harry R. Held, Vice-President. Imperial Oil 4 Gas Products Co.*........ 1220 Grant Bldg., Pittsburgh 19, Pa Paul A Hartman, Vice-President. Imperial Paper 4 Color Corp.*........Lower Warren St., Glens Falls, N. Y. Arthur F. Brown. Imperial Varnish 4 Color Co., Ltd., The***..8 Morse St., Toronto, Ont., Can. T. F. Monypenny, President. Impervious Paint 4 Varnish Co. ... S. W. Corner Kinsey 4 Hedge Sts., S. L. Garfinkel. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Impervious Varnish Co.....................................P. 0. Box 146, Rochester, Pa. Edw. H. Fay, Sr., President. Independent Can Co.*. .1301 S. Howard St. 4 Ostend St., Baltimore 30, Md. E. W. Parker, Vice-President. India Paint 4 Lacquer Co...........6894 S. Central Ave., Los Angeles 1, Calif. W. W. Seaman, Vice-President. Indianapolis Paint 4 Color Co.............P. O. Box 1251, Indianapolis 6, Ind. Byrom J. Smith, Secretary. Industrial Chemical Co............................. 404 Main St., Wakefield, Maas. Richard A. Harlow. Industrial Coatings Co....... .395 Northeast 79th St., Miami 38, Fla. Harry S. Pickering, Technical Director. , Industrial Marine Co., Inc................Railroad Street, P. O. Box 277, R. D. Kuhlhoff, Vice-President. Edgewater, Fla. Industrial-Marine Products, Ine. .1018 East 46th St., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J. Albert Pedro, Preeident. 95 S NPCA/R1 018452 A* Industrial Oil Products Corp...5641 S- Riverside Dr., Los Angeles 22, Calif. Warren Loud. Industrial Paint Co. ................... Ohio River Blvd., Haysville, Pa. C. H. Fink, President. Industrial Products, Inc............. 2861 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans 7, La. C. R. Bonie, President. Industrial Products Mfg. Co...............1208 Iron St, N. Kansas City 16, Mo. George C. Henson, Viee-Preeident Inertol Co., Inc.............................470 Frelingbuysen Ave., Newark 6, N. J. G. W. Rupp, Treasurer. Inland Steel Container Co.* . .. 6532 South Menard Ave., Chicago 38, 111. H. D. Ellis. President Innis, Speiden ft Co.*............................117 Liberty St, New York, 6, N. Y. Tbos. G. Flavelle. Insl-X Company, Inc., The.................... 857 Meeker Ave., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Howard E. Smith, President Integrity Paint Co., The.......................... 294 State St, New Haven 7, Conn. John G. Legg. Interchemical Corporation, Finishes Div...360 Fifth Ave., New York 1, N. Y. Joseph R. Esposito, Division President. Interchemical Corn., Murphy Paint Div................ 224 McWhorter St, Chas. J. Rob, Div. Chairman. Newark 1, N. J. Inter-Coastal Paint Corp...............1248 Walnut Ave., E. St Louis, HL G. B. Dunford. Intermountain Glass Co.. Inc..................1417-1423 Main St., Boise 1, Idaho E. B. Atkinson, Manager. International Chemical Co.......................3140 S. Canal St, Chicago 16, 111. Oliver J. Berg, President ' International Laboratories, Ltd.***. .. Rue De Meuron, St Boniface, J. A. Brodie, Manager. Manitoba, Can. International Paints (Canada), Ltd.*** . 6700 Park Ave., Montreal, J. H. Davey, Vice-President and Managing Direetor.._Quebee, Can. Iowa Paint Manufacturing Co......... 118 8th St, Des Moines 9, Iowa L. F. Hamburg. Irvin, Jewel ft Vinson Co................................. 17 E. 3rd St, Dayton 2, Ohio J. B. Irvin, Viee-President . Irvington Varnish ft Insulator Co. 6 Argyle Terrace, Irvington 11, N. J. F. M. Miller. Irwin Paint Co.................................. 4th ft Addison Sts., Berkeley 2, Calif. J. W. Smith. J Jamestown Finishing Products, Inc--125 Blackstone ft Angove Aves., J. H. Sauerbrun, Vice-President. Jamestown, N. Y. Jamestown Paint ft Varnish Co............................................ Jamestown, Pa. W. W. Ehrhart Vice-President Jervie Paint Mfg. Co.....................................760 Aloha St, Seattle 9, Wash. Gustave E. Jarvie. . Jasper Lacquer Co.. Inc., The............................... P. O. Box 27, Jasper, Ind. C. Clyde Warren, President Jewel Paint ft Varnish Company 345 N. Western Ave., Chicago 12, 111. R. O. Clark, President. Johns-Manville*................................... 22 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y. C. J. O'Neil. Johnson ft Co., Inc., Oliver......... 169 Richmond St., Providence 3, R. I. Denison W. Green, Secretary. Johnson & Son, Inc. S. C. 1525 Howe St., Racine, Wise. H. F. Johnson, Jr., President. Jones-Blair Paint ft Varnish Co................... P. O. Box 533, Dallas 9, Texas R. W. Blair, Jr., President. Jones-Dabney Co.. Inc........................ 1481 S. 11th St, Louisville 8, Ky. Wb . C. Dabney, President. Jones Paint Co., The ................................... Martin St., Rome, N. Y. R. V. Jones, Secretary-Treasurer. 96 NPCA/RI 018453 K K-W Paint Products, Inc. 938 Northeast First Ave., Miami 36, Fla. J. S. Walker, Pretident. Kansas Paint A Color Co., The 132 N. Mosley St., Wichita 2, Kan. W. P. Holly, Secretory. Kay A Ess Co., The......................................... 820 Kiser St., Dayton 1, Ohio H. G. Kittredge, President. Keeler A Long. Inc............................. P. 0. Box 1466, Waterbury 89, Conn. Henry C. Long, President. __ ,, Kelley Paint Co., Ralph D............. 1542 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago 13, 111. Ralph D. Kelley, Jr. Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer*...............98 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y. Howard Kellogg, President. Kelloggs & Miller Sales Co.*..................... Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. A. C. Young. Kent Machine Works, Inc.* .......................... 39 Gold St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. James W. Kent, Pretident. Kentucky Color & Chemical Co.*........ 600 No. 34th St., Louisville 12, Ky. R. P. Bonnie, Secretory-Treasurer. Kepec Chemical Corp...............................P. 0. Box 782, Milwaukee 1, Wise. A. J. Nachtaheim, Treasurer. Keystone Albumen Paint Co...........1346 N. Marston St., Philadelphia 21, Pa. Sacco A. Di Dio, Treaturtr. Keystone Refining Co., Inc..................4821 Garden St., Bridesburg, Fred H. Detrick, Pretident. Philadelphia 37, Pa. Keystone Varnish Co., Inc......................... 71 Otsego St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y. D. C. Arnold, President. King Paint Corp., E. A F.......................52 Purchase St., Boston 10, Mass. Gelston T. King. Kirby, Jr. Paint Co., George..................... 14 Wall St,, New Bedford, Mass. Arthur C. Kirby. Klinger Paint Company. W. Klinger. 117 Second Ave., S. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kohler-McLister Paint Co., The___1275 Osage St., Box 546, Denver 1, Colo. Frank McLister. Kohnstamm & Company, Inc., H.*........... 87 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. Lothair S. Kohnstamm. Kolbe Paint Co.......................................... 229 W. 5th St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio Gene Geistiag. Kreuter-Faasen Co..........................100 Stevens St., Grand Rapids 2, Mich. R. T. Schutt, Secretary. Krumbhaar Chemicals, Inc.*........... Jacobus Ave., South Kearny, N. J. Wm. Krumbhaar, Pretident. Kuhn Paint Company ... P. O. Drawer 2218, Houston 1, Texas H. J. Kuhn, Pretident. Kunst Bros............................ 619 Bayshore Blvd., San Francisco 24, Calif. Kurfees Paint Co., J. F........................201 E. Market St., Louisville 2, Ky. J. F. Kurfees, Jr., President. L LeClede Manufacturing Co., The* -- 500 Northland Ave., Buffalo 11, N. Y. B. W. Burleigh, Pretident and Treasurer. Lacquer A Chemical Corp............................214 40th St., Brooklyn 32, N. Y. I. Flamenhaft, Pretident. Lacquer Products, Inc......................... 9001 Kinsman Rd., Cleveland 4, Ohio L. O. Hauler, Secretary. Lacquer Rhode Island Co............................P. O. Box 591. Providence 1, R. I. E. F. McCartney, President. Lacquer Specialties, Inc...........................................249 Ave. P, Newark 5, N. J. Ernest Frohboese. Lake Shore Paint Company............................ Z25 Huron Street. Toledo 4, Ohio T. F. Coulter. ' 97 NPCA/RI 018454 Lakey Co.. A. L................................256 N. Burdick St, Kalamazoo, Mich. H. K. Hamm, President Lancaster Paint ft Glass Co......................286 N. Prince St, Lancaster, Pa. L. R. M. Herr. , Landen Putty Works................................... 45 Irvin? St., Malden 48, Mass. C. J. Landen, Ownsr. Landzettel & Sons................................... 18-OS 4th St., Pair Lawn, N. J. William Landzettel , , ,,,, _ Lastik Products Co., Inc................... 1106 Keenan Bldg., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. D. S. SteinBrst Lasting Products Co.................. 202 S- Franklintcwn Ed., Baltimore 23, Md. A. 1. Rankin, Manager. Laucks, Inc., L F.................................. 314 Maritime Bldg., Seattle 4, Wash. L. W. Eilertsen. _ Lawrence ft Co., W. W.................. 1124 West Carson St, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. James K. White, Vice-President. Lawrenee-McFadden Co., The............ 7430 State Rd., Holmesburg, W. Scott McFadden. Philadelphia 36, Pa. Lawrence Paper Co.*.............4638 Millereek Parkway, Kansas City 2, Mo. W. Fred McCool. ' Lee Hardware Co.**.......................................:............................Salina, Kans. Ward L Harris. Leeby Co., Victor H.**.................1846 Second Ave., Korth, Fargo, N. Dak. Lehman Bros. Corp...............................22 Halladay St, Jersey City 4, N. J. Alvin Lehman, President. T Amass Co., Inc., J. M.*................ 580 New York Ave., Lyndhurtt, N. J. E. E. Mueter, President Leighton-Hurt Paint Co.**.................. 1708 Wylie St, Philadelphia 80, Pa. Walter Leighton, President Lenoir Wood Finishing Co., Inc.......... 284 E. Harper Ave., Lenoir S, N. C. A. E. Verbyla, President-Treasurer. Lewis ft Bros. Co., John T-*........... 910 Widener Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa. S. French Reeves. - Lewis, Inc., Frank S. ............................. 2840 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, 111. C. H. Sills, President. Lewis Faint Products Co.............. 8240 Mines Ave., Los Angeles 23, Calif. Geo. W. Lewis, Owner. liberty Paint Co.. Inc................... 39 Tenth St, Long Island City 1, N. Y. Lilly Company, The............................................................. High Point, N. C. W. R. Campbell, General Manager. Lilly Varnish Co......................... 666 S. California St, Indianapolis 7, led. W. I. Longsworth, Preiident. Lindeman Wood-Finish Co...................... P. O. Bos 414, Indianapolis 6, Ind. Harry Gcmpf, Secretary.Treaeurer. Lino Paint Co., The........................ 16908 Waterloo Rd., Cleveland 10, Ohio A. H. Climo. Lockwood Products Co., Inc................853 Glenway Drive, Inglewood, Calif. C. H. Lockwood. Loeto Company* ...............................791 Hampden Ave., St Paul 4, Minn. John L. Locke, President. Logan-Long Company, The........ Dixie Terminal Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio R. A. Gaines. Loken ft Co., Chris....... ....................... 2806 Rockefeller St, Everett, Wash. L. W. Loken. . Long. Jr. Company, Inc., Chss. R. 1630-1644 West ill St, Otto J. Mileti, Vice-President. ' Louisville 10. Ky. Longhorn Paint Co......... .125 Guadalupe St, San Antonio 4, Texas L. B. Connell. Longman ft Martinez, Inc................... 4$ Boebling St, Brooklyn 11, K. Y. H. Amrhein, Treasurer. Longview Psint ft Vsraisb Co....... 1203 Californis Way, Longview, Wash. W. E. Sailors, Manager. Lord ft Burnham Co............................................ 2 Main St., Irvington, N. Y. Burnham Bowden, President 98 NPCA/Rl 018455 Louisville Paint Mfg. Co........ Lloyd E. First, President. Louisville Varnish Co................ E. H. Hancock. Lowe Brothers Co.......................... Dr. D. A. Eohr, President. 1112 W. Main St., Louisville 2, Ky. . .1406 Maple St., Louisville 10, Ey. 424 E. Third St., Dayton F-2, Ohio Lowe Bros. Paint Store Co., The** ....... 110 E. 3rd St., Dayton F-2, Ohio Donald A. Kern. . Lowell A Co., Inc., C. C.......................10 Hartshorn Ave, Worcester, Mass. H. B. Potreck, Vies-Prseident. Lucas A Co., Inc., John..............................322 Bace St., Philadelphia 5, Pa. L. F. Collister, Vict-PrttidenL Lynch, Inc., E. P.**............................. 92 Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. L E. P. Lynch, President. Lynch Paint & Varnish Co., Inc., W. J................ Kins Phillip Road, A. E. White, Viee-Pretidtnt. East Providence, R. L M McCabe Paint and Varnish Co.................. 16 Melville PL, Irvington 11, N. J. . J. J. McCabe, Jr, President. McCann-Shields Paint Co..........27 Alexander St., W. E, Pittsburgh 20, Pa. J. E. Shields, President. McCloskey Varnish Co.............7600 State Rd., Holmesburg Junction, Wm. H. Jarden, Jr, President. Philadelphia 36, Pa McCloskey Varnish Co. of the West..................... S501 E. Slauson Ave, S. Ken Tyson, General Manager. Lot Angeles 22, Calif. McDaniel Paint A Varnish Co.......... 1600 West Kinrie St-, Chicago 2, HL Giles McDaniel. McDougall-Butler Co, Inc..........................6-24 Evans St, Buffalo 5, N. T. H. Vernon Smith, Secretary. McGean Chemical Company, The*.. 1106 Republic Bldg, Cleveland 16, Ohio W. A. Ritchie Mcllhenny Paint A Varnish Co............................P. O. Box 248, Lake, Miss. G. N. Mcllhenny. _ MeMurtry Mfg. Co, The.........................1533 Arapahoe St, Denver 1, Colo. Wm. R. McFarland, President. McQuade A Co, Inc, John.............132-136 Classon Ave, Brooklyn 5, N. T. E. N. Zoeller, Vice-President. Maas A Waldstein Co.........................438 Riverside Ave, Newark 4, N. J. Gustave Klinkenstein, Vice-President. MacGregor Lead Co, John R.*........... 4520 Weat 15th St, Chicago 23, I1L John R. MacGregor, Pretidntt. Mackey A Company, C. Elwood.............911-913 Fifth Ave, C. Elwood Mackey, Owner. North Birmingham 4, Ala. Mac-Lac Co, Inc., The........................ 127 Maiden Lane, New York 7, N. Y. R. W. McClintock. Mac-O-Lac Paint A Varnish Wks.. .6400 E. Nevads Ave., Detroit 12, Mich. Don Rogers, General Manager. Made-Rite Products, Inc.............................2410 S. 7th St, St. Louis 4, Mo. John H. Meyer, President. Maendler Brush Mfg. Co.*.................... 188 E. Ninth St, St. Paul 1, Minn. F. M. Frenzel, Vict-PruidntL Maher Paint Co, Dan P...... 55 New Montgomery St, San Francisco 5, Calif. Dan P. Maher. Mahoning Paint Corp, The................ 653 Jones St, Youngstown 1, Ohio Roy F. Brandon, President. Major Paint A Varnish Co.......1426 E. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles 11, Calif. E. L. Boehme. Malden Paint Co......................... 227 Fleaaant St, Malden 48, Mass. C. C. Fowler, Manager. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works*........... 3600 North 2nd St, St Louis 7, Mo. A. C. Boylston, Pretidcnt. Mammele. Inc, Canby C.**................ 13-15 E. 4th St, Wilmington 1, Del. Canby C. Mammele. 98 NPCA/RI 018456 Mamolith Curbon Paint Co......... 2111 44th Ave,, Long Island City 1, N. Y. Mantrose Corporation, The........................ 186 41st St., Brooklyn 32, N. Y. M. A. Rosen, President Manufacturers' Varnish Co., Inc... 74-80 Lorraine St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Everitt J. Cole, Trsaevrer. Marcus Paint Co., Edw. H.................. 237 E. Market St., Louisville 2, Ky. C. H. Marcus, Treasurer. Marietta Paint ft Color Co............................................... Marietta, Ohio George LaVallee. Marine Paint ft Varnish Co., Inc...P. 0. Box 4066, Station F, 8301 Fig St., D. J. Devlin. New Orleans 18, La. Maritime Laboratories........... 339 West Roseerans Are., Compton, Calif. John S. Cameron, Owner. Mar-Kay Mfg. Co.................................2716 S. Second St., St- Louis 18, Mo. Chat. F. McKay. Marquette Paint ft Varnish Co. .2138 E. Hazzard St., Philadelphia 26, Pa. Wm. Earl Marquette, President. Martin Co., Inc., The L.*..................... 41 E. <2nd St., New York 17, N. Y. George A. Lewis, Vice-President. Martin-Senour Co., The ............................. 2620 Quarry St., Chicago 8, 111. W. M. Stuart, Vice-President. Martin Varnish Co.......................................900 W. 49th PL, Chicago 9, 111. Wells Martin, President. Masco Chemical Co., Inc........................... 68 John Hay Ave., Kearny, N. J. Alvin A. SobeL Mason Paint Co., Inc.................................. 729 Roseland, Louisville 3, Ky. W. T. Mason, President. Master Mechanics Company, The 2097 Columbus Rd., Cleveland 13, Ohio I. Evans, President. Masury ft Son, Inc., John W........... Sharp ft Ostend Sts., Baltimore 30, Md. Leonard HalL Mathews Paint Company, Inc.--600 San Fernando Rd., P. O. Box 208, J. W. Kelleher. Sta. A., Los Angeles 31, Cal. Matson Bros.............................................. 836 W. 49th St., Seattle 7, Wash. T. C. Matson. Mautz Paint ft Varnish Co......... 989 E. Washington Ave., Madison 8, Wise. B. Mautz, Jr. Medusa Products Co. (Div. of Medusa Portland Cement Co.), 1000 Midland Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio O. C. Hubbard, .Manager. Mee Co., Thomas C....................................... P. O. Box 514, Pawtucket, R. I. Thomas C. Mee, Owner. Melvin Supply Co., The**..............................283 Main St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio W. H. Melvin, Prseident. Mepham Corp., Geo. S.*........................ 2001 Lynch Ave., East St. Louis, 111. L. JL Ayers. Merchant's ft Mfgr's. Paint Co..............108-10 S. 2nd St., Louisville 2, Ky. J. T. Menefee, President. Merlon Paint Co., Inc., M. J............ 1441 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y. M. J. Merkin, President. , Mer-Q-Ree, Inc.................................. 4728 Elm St, Bethesds 14. Md. Paul N. Gardner, President. Merrimac Chemical Co.*............................... Everett Sta., Boston 49, Mass. Metalead Products Corporation* 901 Balfour BlvcL, San Francisco 4, Cal. Albert W. Hahn. Metals Refining Company* P. O. Box 1318, Hammond, Ind. W. C. Roddy. - Metasap Chemical Company* First ft Essex Sts., Harrison, N. J. O. E. Lohrke, Sales Manager. Meyer ft Sons, J.*.................... 4321 North 4th St., Philadelphia 40, Pa. Fred L. Meyer. Miami Paint Co., The............................... 182 E. Third St, Dayton 2, Ohio G. E. Bailey, President Michel ft Co., C. A.** 640 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Geo. J. Michel, President. 100 NPCA/RI 018457 Michigan Paint Mfg- Co......... 15 Library St., N. E., Grand Rapids 2, Mich- R. H. McFarland. _ ,,. Mid-City Faint 4 Wallpaper Co................Box 26, Cross Town Station, A. P. Redd, Partner Memphis 4, Tenn. Mid-Continent Paint Lacquer Mfg. Co................1921 Central St., F. B. Nichols, President. Kansas City 8, Mo. Midland Industrial Finishes Co. Foot of East Water SL, Waukegan, III. E. 0. Robson, Prtrident. Midland Paint & Varnish Co..................9115 Reno Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio F. S. Glueek. Midwest Paint Mfg. Co., The--19 Main St., N. E,, Minneapolis 15, Minn. A. F. Swanson, President. Miller Paint Co., The....................317 S. East Grand Ave., Portland 14, Ore. Walter M. Miller, Owner. Miller Paint Mf|r. Co.......................641 Jackson Art., P. 0. Box 1852, E. W. Miller. Minebart-Traylor C` o. Huntington, W. Va. .................25th 4 Walnut Sts., Denver, Colo. P---r-a--n--kA. . Traylor. ................... ..... _ Mineraiite Sales Corp.*.................................. 90 Pine St-, New York 5, N. Y. W. S. Thomas, President. Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co..................... 1007-1129 S. Third St-, Va] Wurtele, President. Minneapolis 15, Minn. Minnesota Mining 4 Mfg. Co....................900 Fauquier St,, St. Paul 6, Minn. A. G. Bush, Vice-President, Minwax Co., Inc.................................11 West 42nd St., New York 18, N. Y. Alirich S. Harrison, Vice-President. Missouri Paint 4 Varnish Co........ 5125-39 No. Second St-, St. Louis 7, Mo. J. P. Frank, President. Missouri Valley Paint Mfg. Co..........429 Delaware St., Kansas City 6, Mo. Mrs. Helen M. CrsggetL Mixing Equipment Co., Ine.*......... 1024 Garson Ave., Rochester 9, N. Y. E. S. Bitaell, Vice-President. Mohawk Paint Products, Inc.............1941 Central Ave., Cincinnati 14, Ohio Harry Inderhees Mohne Broa. Company**.................1751 No. Third St, Milwaukee 12, Wise. John P. Mohns, President. Moiine Paint Manufacturing Co. . 101-105 Sixteenth St., Moline, 111. C, D. Horton, President. Monroe, Lederer 4 Tanssig, Inc. 606 N- American St., Philadelphia 23, Pa. S. Lederer. Monsanto Chemical Co.*.................... 1700 S. Second St, St Louis 4, Mo. Charles Belknap, President. . Moore 4 Co., Benjamin ...................... 611 Canal St, New York 13, N. Y. George W. Jenkin, Prttidmt. Moore Paint 4 Oil Co., Leiand............... 284 East Bay, Charleston 9, S. C. Edward H. Melver. Moran Paint Co., The ....... 131 Pine St, Station D, Box 8, Dayton 10, Ohio M. F. Horan, Prttidmt. Morgan Varnish 4 Paint Co....... 1996 Ashland Ave., St Paul 6, Minn. H. Irwin Morgan. MorteH Co., J. W........................ 550 Hobbie Ave., Kankakee, HI. C. A. Carhoun. Morwear Paint Co. ......... 568 14th St, Oakland 12, Calif. . M. Friedman. Mound City Paint 4 Color Co. 202 South 9th, St. Louis 2, Mo. S. R. Casey, Viet-Prtrident. Mountain 4 Plain Paint Co....Box 359, 1624 Arapahoe St, Denver 2, Colo. B. M. Barton. Moyen, C. P....................... 908 Chicago Ave., Chicago 22, 111. C. P. Moyen, Otcver. , Mundo Products, Inc............................. 229 E. 42nd St, New York 17, N. Y. C. E. Raabe. Muralo Co., Inc., The........... 570 Richmond Terrsce, Staten Island 1, N. Y. C. W. Mapes, Vice.Pmrident. 101 NFCA/R1 018458 Morphy Finishei Corp. (See Interchemicol Corp.) Murrey Oil Products Co.*.........................Margaret * P**ree Sts Fred E. Loud, PreeidenL Philedelphie 37, Pe. Muskegon Feint ft Vernieh Co....... 717 North Terreee St., Muskegon, Mich. E. Strong* Muth ft Co., Geo. F.**.................... 710 13th St., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. Herbert F. McCall, Treasurer. N Nepko Feint ft Vemiih Works......... 406 N. 79th St., Houston 11, Texes Ed. D. Konken. Neson ft Co., R. N.......................... 151 Potrero Ave., Sen Frenciseo 3, Calif. D. J. Tight President. Netionel Cen Corn*............................ 110 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. Edwerd D. Murphy, Vice-Pretident. Netionel Cerbon Co., Inc.*......................Medison Ave. ft W. 117th St., C. G. OUinjrer. P. 0. Box 6087, Clevelend 1, Ohio Netionel Chemical ft Mfg. Co..................... 3617 S. Mey St., Chicago 9, HI. B. F. Romon, President. Netionel Lacquer ft Peint Co., Inc. 7419 S. Green St., Chicago 21, 111. Pen! A. Meyers, General Manager, Netionel Leed Co.*...................................Ill Broedwey, New York 6, N. Y. F. W. Rockwell, President. Netionel Peint Products, Inc...........WO Chancellor Ave., Irvington 11, N. J. B. Frank Halwig, Preeident. Netionel Peint ft Varnish Co.......... 2835 E. Washington Blvd., A. Meyer, Vice-Preeident. Los Angeles 23, Calif. Netionel Vemish Co.............2600 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island 3, N. Y. A. Meyer, Vice-President. Netionel Varnished Products Corp,, The. .211 Randolph Ave., Frederick M. Demits, Preeident. P. O. Box 67, Rahway, N. J. Nex-Der Company............................... 469 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 10, 111. H. M. Permetce, President. Neil's**.....................................................................P. O. Box 154, Elgin, 111. Jos. F. Neil, President. Nelson Co., The............................1232 Prospect Ave., Iron Mountain, Mich. Charles J. Nelson, Partner. Nelson Mfg. Co., B. F..................401 Main St, N. E., Minneapolis 13, Minn. G. R. Stark, Vice-Preeident. Neville Co., The*....................Grand Ave., Neville P. O., Pittsburgh 25, Pe. H. W. Denier. Nevin Company, T. H. ............Island ft Preble Aves., Pittsburgh 12, Pe. L. C. Morehouse, Sales Manager. Newark Plaster Company.................. 50 Church Street New York 7, N. Y. Vincent S. villerd, Vice-President Newark Varnish Works........................................................ Newark 6, N. J. New England Lacquer Co., Inc.. P. O. Box 89. East Providence 14, R. I. Fred N. Howard, Preeident. - New Jersey Peint Works...............229 East 42nd St, New York 17, N. Y. T. F, Mack. New Jersey Zine Company, The*............. 160 Front St, New York 7, N. Y. Marshall L. Hsvey, Executive Viee-Preeident. New Orleans Paint ft Color Co...........700 Baronne St, New Orleans 13, La. E. R. Bernhardt Newport Industries, Inc.*.................... 280 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. Richard J, Spitz, Manager. New York Woodfinishers' Supply Co., Inc. 109 Imlsy St. Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Bernard Meier. Nicholas-Gray Paint Corp.** ...............825 W. Broad St, Richmond 20, V*. C. A. Nicholas, President Niles Steel Products Div.,* Republic Steel Corp. 465 Wslnut St, Niles, Ohio Theo. Humphrey. Nonweiler Company, A. P. ................................Box 1007, Oshkosh, Wise. A. P. Nonweiler, Secretary. Treasurer. 102 NPCA/RI 018459 <1 ! Norfolk Paint A Varnish Co------ 21 Newport Ave., North Quincy 71, Haas. Tm. C. Miller, Treasurer. Norris and Walker Chemical Co.... ___1780 N. Front Street, Salem, Oreg. R. W. Norris, Jr., Partner. North Jersey Paint Co., Inc. . 27 Orchard St.. Wellington, N. J. Bernard Malizig. North Star Varnish Co............ S. A. Hough, Treasurer. Norton and Son............................. . 612 Vandalia St, St Paul 4, Minn. ....... SO Chureh St, New York 7, N. Y. E. F. Norton, President. Nubian Paint A Varnish Co........... ___1856 Leclaire Ave., Chicago 39, 111. C. C. Johnson. Nuodex Products, Inc.* ......... 830 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth F, N. J. Harold M. Johnson. O O'Brien Empire Paint Factory...................... P. 0. Box 233, Cotati, Calif. Wm. E. O'Brien, President. O'Brien Paint Mfg. Co., Inc. . 1039 Constance St, New Orleans 13, La. Tim O'Brien, Jr., Pretident. O'Brien Varnish Co.......... ........101 N- Johnson St, South Bend 21, Ind. O. A. Fulkerson, Secretary. Old Colony Paint A Chemical Co......... 620 Lamar St, Los Angeles 31, CaL H. C. McClellan. Old Quaker Paint Co., Inc. 2322 South Hoover St, Los Angeles 7, Calif. Mas Goodman, Vice-President. Olsen A Co., Edward O.................................. 4614 5th Ave., Chicago 44, HI. Edward 0. Olsen, Owner. O'Neil Duro Co.............2156 S. 4th St. P. O. Bos 1166, Milwaukee 1, Wise. Joseph D. Patton, President. Orelite Products Corporation...............136 Liberty St, New York 6, N. Y. Zealy Gerber, President. Osage Paint A Varnish Co. 720 Kansas Ave., Kansas City 3, Kans. H. E. Koehn. Osborn Company, C. J.*........................ 132 Nassau St, New York 7, N. Y. Michael Flaumenhalf, President. Otley Paint Mfg. Co................1742*6 N. Winchester Ave., Chicago 22, 111. E. G. Otley, Vice-President. Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,* (Process A Products Div.)___1510 N. West- M. H. Switzer. wood Ave.. Toledo 1, Ohio Ozark Smelting A Mining Co.*........................................... Coffeyville, Kan. P Pacific Paint A Varnish Co.............4th A Cedar Sts., Berkeley 2, Calif. L. M. DuCommon, President Pacific Vegetable Oil Corporation*. 62 Townsend St, San Francisco 7, Cal. B. T. Rocca, President. Painteraft Co., Ths.......................... 983 S. Henderson St, Galesburg, Hi W. D. A. Potts. Paint Engineers. Inc.*....................... .........11 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. M. A. Nehemiah. Palmer-Price Co., The..........................................................Newark 6, N. J. Franklin Conklin, Jr. Pan American Refining Corp.*...........................................Texas City, Texas R. H. Price, Director of Research. Paraffine Cos., Inc., The................ 475 Brannan St, San Francisco. 19, Cal. L. K. Bishop. Paragon Paint Co., Inc. ........... 76 Heights Blvd., Houston 7, Texas A. L. Huntley, Vice-President. Paragon Faint A Varnish Corp. 5-49 46th Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y. I. Silberman, President. Paramet Core.*..................44th Ave. A 10th St, Long Island City 1, N. Y. C. Homer Flynn, Vice-President. Paramount Paint A Varnish Co., Inc., 141 League St, Philadelphia 47, Pa- David P. Ramsay. 103 NPCA/RI 018460 Parker Paint 4 Varnish Mfg. Corp.. Cor. Locust 4 Poplar Sts., P. 0. R. G. Bowman, President & Gen. Mgr. Box 471, Valparaiso. Ind. Parker 4 Sons Co., Ira...................................250 Main St, Oshkosh, Wiac. . Ira Parker, Jr. Parsons, M. W., Imports & Plymouth Organic Laboratories, Inc.* Herbert Bye, President. 59 Beckman St., New York 7, N. Y. Passonno-H utcheon Co., The 9808 Meeeh Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio A. J. Passonno. - Passonno-Huteheon Co. of Boston, The--218 West First St., Boston, Hass. Eugene Hutcheon. Patek Brothers, Inc............................. 226 N. Water St, Milwaukee 1. Wise. W. 0. Schwarz, President. Patent Chemicals, Inc.*..................... 335 McLean Blvd., Paterson 1, N. J. J. W. Orleup, President Patterson Foundry 4 Machine Co., The* 1250 St. Geo. St., E. Liverpool, 0. R. L. Cawood, President. Patterson Sargent Co., The ......... 1325 E. 38th St., Cleveland 14, Ohio J. K. Patterson, Vice-President. Payson Paint 4 Varnish Corp. . 804 E. 141st St, New York 54, N. Y. H. R. Prior, President. Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc. 223 No. 116th St., E. P. Kelly. P. 0. Box 328, Louisville 1, Ky. Peeora Paint Co., Inc............................. 3501 N. 4th St, Philadelphia 40, Pa. S. B. Bowen, Jr., President Peerless Cement Corporation........ 1144 Free Press Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. F. N. Steadman, Mgr. Paint Dept. Peerless Paint 4 Varnish Corp.............Bridge and Plymouth Streets, Harry Minkoff, President. Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Peninsular Chemical Products Co................6795 East Nine Mile Road, C. J. Weine, Vice-President. Van Dyke, Mich. Pennsylvania Industrial Chemieal Corp.*......... 120 State St, Clsirton, Pa. R. W. Ostermayer, President. Perfection Paint 4 Color Co.. 715-19 E. Maryland St, Indianapolis 2, Ind. George Gable. Perry 4 Derrick Co., The ...................... P. 0. Box 1031, Cincinnati 1, Ohio F. J. Derrick, President. Perry Paint 4 Glass Co................Washington 4 Brush Sts., Tampa 1, Fla. N. H. Geiger. _ Pervo Co., The 6624 Stanford Ave., Los Angeles 1, Cal. Henry De Ruiter, Owner. Pettit Paint Co., Inc . . 507 Main St, Belleville, N. J. John L. Pettit President. Pfizer 4 Co., Inc., Chas.* ................ 81 Maiden Lane, New York 7, N. Y. Elmer C. Otto, Secretary. Phelan-Faust Paint Mfg. Co...... 932 Loughborough Ave., St. Louis 11, Mo. William J. Phelan, President Phillips Petroleum Co., Chemical Products Div.* Bartlesville, Okla. C. C. Crawford. Piedmont Paint Mfg. Co.............P. O. Box 984, Bridge St., Greenville, S. C. Hugh Aiken, President. Pierce 4 Stevens, Inc.................................... 710 Ohio St., Buffalo 3, N. Y. J. J. Davis. Pinellas Lumber Co.** ............. 1400 Central Ave., St Petersburg, Fla. W. H. Goodwin. Pino) Mfg. Co., Inc. S. W. Cor. Hancock 4 Berks Sts., Leon Weisberg, President. Philadelphia 22, Pa. Pioneer Mfg. Co., The ......... O. C. Wehe. President. 3063-East 87th St, Cleveland 4, Ohio Pioneer Paint 4 Varnish Co...... 438 West Congress St., P. 0. Box 5098, H. T. Bacal, President. Tucson, Ariz. Pittsburgh Paint Supply, Inc.**...............513 Water St, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. J. Wm. Johnston. President. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Grant Building, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. E. D. Griffin, Vice-President. 104 NPCA/RI 018461 Plastic Lining Corp. 814 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, 111. C. A. Van Natta, Vice-President. Plastic Products Co. . 6475 Georgia Ave.. Detroit 11, Mich. R. S. Collins, Vice-President. Plastoid Products Co., Inc. 518 City Park Ave., New Orleans 19, La. John Geraci, Treasurer. Pockeh Drug, Glass 4 Paint Co. Sidney Pockels. 2344 Gravois Ave., St. Louis 4. Mo. Poekrandt Paint Mfg. Co., The . 14 N. Howard St-, Akron 8. Ohio C. H. Poekrandt, Secretary-Treasurer. Point Milling 4 Mfg. Co.* 2001 Lynch Ave., East St. Louis, III. H. F. Lodge, Secretary. Pontiac Paint Mfg. Co., Inc................17-19 So. Perry St., Pontiac 15, Mich. R. A. Tubbs, Vice-President. Pontiac Varnish Co........................................ 30 Brush St., Pontiac 12, Mich. C. H. Hutchins, President. Porter Paint Co., Inc......... 419 S. 14th St., P. 0. Box 1439, Louisville 3, Ky. H. Boone Porter, President. Power Oil Co., The*......................... Caldwell Lane, Conshohocken, Pa. C. S. A. Henry. Pratt A Lambert, Inc................... 73-79 Tonawanda St, Buffalo 7, N. Y. H. E. Webster, President. Pratt Paint A Varnish Co., Inc..................... P. 0. Box 1134, Dallas 1, Texas Frank A. Pratt President. Premier Oil 4 Lead Works.............3950 Medford St., Los Angeles, 33, CaL E. C. Bishop. Prescott Paint Co., Inc..........................22 East 40th St., New York 1, N. Y. John M. Coulton, Prttidtnt. It Preservative Paint Co......................... 5410 Airport Way, Seattle 8, Wash. P1' E. B. Mackenzie. Preserve Surface Co., Inc............. 6315 E. Seven Mile Road, Detroit 12, Mich. ,. C. R. Weed, Vice-President. : Price Hill Paint 4 Glass Co.** . 3631 Warsaw Ave., Cincinnati 5, Ohio Chas. E. Yeager, President. Price Varnish Co......................... 3rd 4 St. Louis Ave., Valley Park, Mo. , Thompson Price, Jr. .. Prillaman Co., The ..................................... P. O. Box 1024, Martinsville, Va. f Nick Prillaman, Oumer. i Prince Manufacturing Co.*............................ Bowmanstown, Pa, H. E. Sander, President. Prince Paint Co.. Jas H............................. 146 High St., Boston 10, Mass. Pritchard Paint 4 Glass Co.**........ 112 W. 5th St., P. 0. Box 1522. T. W. Pritchard, Treasurer. Charlotte 1, N. C. Progress Paint Mfg. Co................. 826 W. Main St., Louisville 2. Ky. Clifford Lussky, President. Progressive Varnish Works 3137 E. 26th St., Los Angeles 23, Calif. Porter M- Waldron. President. Prufcoat Laboratories. Inc.......................63 Main St., Cambridge 42. Mass. Norman E. MaeCuspie, President. Publicker Industries, Inc.*........................................ 1429 Walnut St.. John H. Griffin. * Philadelphia 2, Pa. Pur-All Paint Products Co.. Inc......... 420 Bacon St., New York 59, N. Y. A. Chaleff, President. Purdum 4 Son Co., W. R.................................. 204 Main St-, Danville, Va. A. M. Frix. Pure Calcium Products Division, Diamond Alkali Co.* P. O. Box 407. W. C. Bates, President. Painesvilie. Ohio Pure Oil Company, The*.................. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111. M. B. Chittick. Mgr., Specialty and Technical Sales. Pure Paint Mfg. Co., The.............900 West Lake St., Minneapolis 8, Minn. Laron E. Honn, Owner. Purity Paint Products Corp................... 410 Withers St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Isidor Hetson, Treasurer. ' Pyroxylin Products. Inc. 4851 S. St. Louis Ave., Chicago 32. 111. C. E. Fawkes. * 105 l IP NPCA/R1 018462 Q Qualatone Produet*, Inc. . William F. Behlen. Quigley Co., Inc...................... ........... I. A. Pfeil. Quinn'* Wallpaper A Paint Store** George L. Quinn. 21 Gay St., New York 14, N. Y. 627 Fifth Awe., New York 17, N. Y. 35-69 Union St., North Adams, Mas* R R-B-H Division. Interchemical Corporation*................ 2 Hamilton St., W. S. Edgar. Pretident. Bound Brook, N. J. Ram A Swanson, Inc. 311 Eastern Ave., Chelsea 50, Maas. Chss.L. Raffi. Raker Paint Factory......... 596 Market St., Kingston, Pa. Lester Raker. Raker Paint A Varnish Co....................860 Providence Rd., Scranton 8, Pa. Milford Raker. Randolph Finishing Products Co. Carlstadt N. J. W. G. Randolph. Raymond Bag Co., The*.................. Wildwood Drive A Enoch Avenue, George Brown, Treasurer. Middletown, Ohio. Reardon Co., The .................... 2200 N. Second St, St. Louis 6, Mo. J. Vincent Reardon, President. Reardon Co. of California, The......................1731 East Olympic Blvd., L. A. McLean. Los Angeles 21, Calif. Red Spot Paint A Varnish Co., Inc. . 110-12 Main St, Evansville 8, Ind. W. M. Parmele. Reichard-Coulston, Inc.* ............. 15 East 26th St., New York 10, N. Y. J. W. Bossert Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc.* 601 Woodward Heights Blvd., . P. L. Swisher, Soles Manager. Ferndsle Sts., Detroit 20, Mich. Reifschneider Paint A Glass Co. 918 Dodge St, Omaha 2, Neb. John Reifschneider. Reilly Co., Hugh** . . 1334 New York Ave., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. Hugh Reilly, Jr., President Reliance Paint-Co., Ine.........................468 Kent Ave., Brooklyn 11, N. Y. John Van N. King, Treasurer. Reliance Varnish Co.............................915 E. Kentucky St, Louisville 4, Ky. Ben Robertson. Re-Nu-It Corporation . 252 West 6th South St, Sslt Lake City 4, Utah Martin H. Docile. Republic Paint A Oil Co..................1204 South Broadway, St Louis 4, Mo. Wm. J. Dunkel, President. Republic Paint A Varnish Works........... 14th St A S. Kilbourn Ave,, S. Kolmar. Chicago 9, ID. Resinous Products A Chemical Corp.* .222 W. Washington Sq.. Otto Haas. Philadelphia 6, Pa. Revere Laboratories, Inc., The........ 425 Riverside Ave., Medford 55, Mass. E. P. Long, President. . , Reynolds Metals Co., Inc.,* Aluminum Powder A Paste Division. R. S. Reynolds, President. 166 East 44th St, New York 17, N. Y. Rhodes A Co., D. H............................... 434 9th St, San Francisco 3, Calif. Roy J. Anderson, Manager. Richmond. Glass Shop**.................. 814 West Broad St, Richmond 20, Va. F. R. Bialkowsld. _ Rieketson Mineral Color Works* 229 East Wisconsin Ave., R. L. Ferguson, Vice-President. Millwaukee 2, Wise. Rinsbed-Mason Co.. .. 6935 Milford Ave., Detroit 10, Mich. Frederick G. Weed, President. Riverside Paint A Putty Co..................7th A Antoine St, Harrisburg, Pa. Frank Morrison. Riverside Paint A Varnish Co., Inc. 87 Rumford Ave., Waltham 54, Mass. C. W. Kurrelmeyer. 106 NPCA/RI 018463 Roach Paint Co. ........... 417 N. Harwood St.. Dallas 1, Texas Fred M. Roach. Robbins Varnish Co....... 1535 N. 8th St., St. Louis 6, Ho. Clarence Robbins, President. Roberts Paint Corp....................................515 Bryant Ave., Bronx 59, N. Y. Bernard Rubenstein, President. Robertson Company, Inc.............1315 W. Kentucky St., Louisville 10, Ky. Ben Robertson, Jr., President Robins A Co., G. S.* .......................... 126 Chouteau Ave., St Louis 2, Mo. Marvin A. Schneller. Rockford Paint Mfg. Co............... . 201 N. Madison St, Rockford, IU. R. J. Baudhuin, President. Rockford Varnish Co..................... 1620 Harrison Ave., Rockford, III. R. L. Grants, President. Rodda Paint Company.................... 1103 S. E. Grand Ave., Portland 14, Ore. A. Rodda, Pretident. Roemhildt Company, The"...............127 East Third St, Dayton 2, Ohio Rudolph Roemhildt Pretident. Rogers Chemical Co............................. 9729 Conant Ave^ Detroit 12, Mich. Don Rogers, Pretident. Rogers Paint Products, Inc......... 1960 E. Milwaukee Ave., Detroit 11, Mich. Earl L. Hess, Vice-President. Ronan Co., Inc., T. J............................. 749 E. 135th St, New York 54, N. Y. John A. Ronan, Pretident. Ross A Son Company, Chat.*......... 148-156 Classon Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y. M. G. Roes, President Roth Co., Frederick**........................ 2516 N. Third St, Milwaukee 12, Wise. Fied Roth. Roth Paint Co., Z. E.............2117 Front St, P. 0. Box 292, Meridian, Miss. Zoltan E. Roth, Owner. Rowe Paint A Varnish Co., Inc............................... Niagara Falls, N. Y. Ray T. Crowell, President. Roxalin Flexible Finishes, Ine........ 800 Magnolia Ave., Elisabeth F, N. J. R. V. Kirk, Secretary. Rudd Lacquer Corporation.........................P. O. Box 1331, Asheville, N. C. Julius F. Rudd, President. Rudd Paint A Varnish Co............. 1608 15th Ave., West, Seattle 99, Wash. Harold Rudd, Pretident. - Rust-Oleum Mfg. Co., Inc........................... 2425 Oakton St, Evanston, IB. D. W. Ferguson, Vice-President S S. E. B. Paint Co........................... 113 N. E. 10th St., Oklahoma City. Okie. ' S. E. Bolton. S A S Paint Mfg. Co. 121 S. E. Morrison St, Portland 14, Ore. H. P. Schweitxer, Manager. Saeger-Winstel Co." . A. F. Winstel. 1148 Main St., Cincinnati 10, Ohio Saginaw Paint Mfg. Co................... 344 W. Genesee St, Saginaw 57, Mich. R. R. Campan, President. St. Germain Bros., Inc ........... 5 West 1st St, Duluth, Minn. Raymond Blais, Treasurer A General Manager. St Joseph Lead Co.* ........................ 250 Park Ave, New York 17, N. Y. E. V. Peters, Vice-President. St. Louis Paint Mfg. Co.......................301-311 Barry St, St Louis 4. Mo. S. T. Steiner, President St Louis Surfacer A Paint Co.......... 4200 Arlington Ave., St. Louis 20, Mo. D. E. Waters, Sales Manager. Salt Lake Glass A Paint Co.". 33 E. 1st South St, Salt Lake City 1, Utah Harry Shepherd, President Salt Lake Hardware Co., The**..101 N. Third West St., P. 0. Box 510, H. J. Martin. Salt Lake City 9, Utah Sampson Paint A Color Co., Ine.............1415 E. Main St, Richmond 4, Va. F. J, Sampson, Pretident. 107 NPCA/RI 018464 Sander Corp.. The Monroe........ 10-18 46th Ave., Lose Island City 1, N. Y. M. H. Sander. Sanders Brothers Co., Inc.**........................ P. 0. Bos 615, Richmond 5, Va. W. B. Elwang, Viee-Prerident. Sapolin Co., Inc.................................229 East 42nd St, New York 17, N. Y. C. E. Raabe. Vice-President. Sargent-Gerke Co., The........................ 323 W. 15th St., Indianapolis 6, Ind. Fred B. Keuthan, President. Sargent Paint Co., Harry G...............35 North East St., Indianapolis 4. Ind. Harry G. Sargent, President. Savogran Company, The.......................... 28 India Wharf, Boston 10, Mass- C. K. Stodder. Schaefer Varnish Co., Ine., The......... 1878 S. 15th St-, Louisville 10, Xy. H. F. Schaefer, Vice-President. Schalk Chemical Company*........... 351 East 2nd St., Los Angeles 12, Calif. H. C. Lieben. Schermerhom Paint Products, Inc. --1521 Hilton Road, Ferndale P. 0.. D. Harmen, Secretary. Detroit 20, Mich. Schorn Paint Mfg. Co......................... 1128 W. Spokane St., Seattle 4, Wash. Lester B. Schorn, President. Sehrack A Co., C.......................................152 No. 4th St., Philadelphia 6, Pa. J. R. Stulb. Schroeder Paint A Glass Company** 5914 Twelfth St., Detroit 8, Mich. 0. J. Finsland, Manager. Schulte Paint A Lacquer Mfg. Co. 639-41 East Holly Ave., St. Louis 15, Mo. Frank T. Schulte, Proprietor. Scriver A Quinn, Ine........................... 1366 Willow St., Los Angeles 13, Calif. William H. DerneH, Viee-Preeidenf. Seaboard Asphalt Products Co... 3545 Fairfield Rd., East Brooklyn, I. L. Nelson, Secretary. Baltimore 26. Md. Sealed Faint A Varnish Corp................ 16 Broadway, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Simone Isaerson. Sears, Roebuck A Co........................................................... Chicago 24, 111. L. B. Logan, Supervisor Point Dept. Seaside Paint A Lacquer Co................ 1439 Cota Ave., Long Beach 6, Calif. Ben Friedland. Sec Manufacturing Co. P. 0. Box 1546, Buena Vista Station, Miami 37, Fla. J. K. Shinn, President. Seibert Varnish Company.................... 6455 Strong Ave.. Detroit 11, Mich. Geo. M. Seibert, Treasurer. Seidlitz Paint A Varnish Co. . 18th A Garfield Sts., Kansas City 10, Mo. C. N. Seidlitx, President. Sewsll Paint A Varnish Co.................. 1009 West 8th St, Kansas City 7, Mo. E. R. Kyger. Sewall Paint A Varnish Co. of Texas........ 1306 River St, Dallas 2, Texas C. O- Johnson. Sexton Can Co., Inc.* ........................ 31 Cross St, Everett 49, Mess. G. A. Sexton, Vice-President. Shannon Co.. The Edw. J. P. O. Box 40, Norwood Sta., Cincinnati 12, Ohio E. J. Shannon. ' Sharpies Chemicals, Ine.* 123 South Broad St.. Philadelphia 9, Pa. Paul Kendall, General Manager. Shaw Co., The George H........................... East Grove St, Middleboro. Mass. Lewis F. Harding. Sheboygan Paint Company W. A.Knilana. Shelby Paint A Enamel Co. . 908 N. 12th St, Sheboygan, Wise. ~ 739 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis 3, Ind. Frank B. Stiekney, Owner. Sheldon Co., Albert K......................... 141 Main St, Cambridge 42, Mass. Albert K. Sheldon, President. Shell Chemical Co.*............................100 Bush St, San Francisco 4, Calif. S. S. Lawrence. Shell Oil Co.. Inc.* 50 West 50th St. New York 20. N. Y. F. Preu. 108 NPCA/RI 018465 Shellmar Products Co.*....................................... Mt. Vernon. Ohio Oscar De Sylv*. Shepard Paint Corp,, The ........... 338 W. Broad St., Columbus 8, Ohio S. Ornstein, Treasurer. Shepherd Chemical Co., The*.................. 2803 Highland Ave., Norwood, Lee Shepherd, President. Cincinnati 12, Ohio Sherwin-Williams Co., The....101 Prospect Ave., N. W., Cleveland 1, Ohio A. W. Steudel, President. ShiUer A Company, M...............................8? N. 12th St., Brooklyn 11, N. Y. M. Shiller, President. Shilling Enamels Co.......................... 3812 W. 58th St., Cleveland 2, Ohio Panl Schilling. Shreveport Paint A Varnish Co., Inc.. .110 N. W. Neal St.. P. O. Boa 460, Z. E. Roth, President. Shreveport, La. Sicca-Soya Paint Co., Inc. ......... 3400 S. Washington St., Peoria 6, El, Fred J. Stark, President. Sierra Talc Co.*....... ................ 724 S. Spring St., Los Angeles 14, Calif. E. J. Ellsworth, Vice President. Sillers Faint & Varnish Co., Inc......... 831 E. 61st St., Los Angeles 1, Calif. John Vaughn. Sinclair Co., The...................................901 E. 61st St., Los Angeles 1, Calif. Max Sinclair. Sinclair Refining Company............. 680 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y. Elbert C. Isom. Sipe A Co., James B. . . Box 8010, South Hills Branch, Pittsburgh 16, Ps. O. K. Price, President. Skelly Oil Company*.........................605 West 47th St., Kansas City 10, Mo. Dr. A. Ernest MecGee. Sleight Metallic Ink Co................ Third A Green Sts., Philadelphis 23, Pa. T. T. Toole. Slivka Co., B. J.............. ................ 2274 Clybourn Ave., Chicago 14, 111. B. J. Slivka. Sloss-Sheffield Steel A Iron Co....................3131 First Ave., North Chss. S. Northern Jr. Birmingham 2, Ala. Smith-Alsop Paint A Varnish Co., The........ 3rd St A Big Four R. R., G. W. Frederick, President. Terre Hsute, Ind. Smith Co., C. I.** .................... 2437 18th St. N. W,, Wgshington 9, D. C. C. I. Smith, Proprietor. ~ Smith A Co., Inc., Edward........ 47-38 Fifth St,, Long Island City 1, N. Y. George M. Bralla, Treasurer. Smith Co., The Werner G.,* Division of Areher-Daniels- Midland Co., 2191 W. 110th St., Cleveland 2, Ohio Smith Paint A Wall Psuer Co.** 523 W. State St, Rockford, 111. R. W. Stroker. Socony Paint Product* Div. of Socony-Vaeuura Oil Co.. Inc., Ill Broadway, S. G. Lansing, General Manager. New York 6, N. Y. Solar Varnish Corp....................... 1201 West Blancke St., Linden, N. J. F. J. Maguire, President Soisstic Products Co............................. 5232 Shilshole Ave., Seattle 7, Wash. R. E. Van Horn, Vice-President. Solfo Paint A Chemical Co.............821 Pennington Ave., P. O. Box 339, N. O. Winckler, Treasurer. Trenton 3, N. J. Somay Products, Inc.............. 1302 N. W. 6th Ave., Miami 36, Fla. S. M. Greene, President. Sonneborn Sons, Inc., L. 88 Lexington Ave., New York 16, N. Y. J. Schneider. Sooner Psint Mfg. Co................ 106 N. W. Sixth St., Oklahoms City 3, Okla. A. J. Strange. Sound Paint Mfg. Co.......................... 4901 15th St., N. W.. Seattle 7, Wash. Wm. F. Grubh. Southern Coatings A Chemical Co.. End St., P. O. Drawer 631, Sumter, S. C. Lyman Quincy, General Manager. Southern Lacquer Co. . A. A. Eisenberg, President. 1426 Philpot St., Baltimore 31, Md. 109 NPCA/R1 018466 Southern Paint Products Co., The 1135 Sylven Road S. W,, Paul B. Cefalu, President Box 35, Atlanta, Ga. Southern Paint A Varnish Co. 561 Mulberry St., Macon, Ga. H. Wm. Polley. Southern Pine Chemical Company* P. 0. Box 389, Jacksonville, Fla. R. L. Diggs. Southern Shellac Mfg. Co. 556 Suaette St., Memphis 1, Tenn. W. T. Arrington, President. Southern Varnish Corp..................... . P. 0. Box 1004, Roanoke 5, Va. N. W. Kelley, President. Southport Paint Co., Inc., Div. of Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., T. M. Walsh. P. 0. Box 280. Savannah, Ga. South Texas Cotton Oil Co.,* Technical Oils Div...2405 Collingsworth Ben Cash. Ave.. P. 0. Box 337, Houston 1, Texas Southwark Mfg. Co.*................. Foot of Winslow St., Camden, N. J. A. B. Carpenter. Sparkler Mfg. Co.*............................Lake A Division St., Mundelein, 111. A. C. Kracklauer, Partner. Spar-Tex Co., The.................. 4309 Third Ave., Bronx, New York 57, N. Y. Louis Podell. Speed-O-Laq Products Co. 2386 Wycliff St.. St. Paul 4, Minn. Milton Newman. Spencer-Adsms Paint Co.................. 882 Marietta St., N. W,, Box 98, E. G. Spencer, President. Station D, Atlanta, Ga. Sproull Company, Inc., Geo................... 522 Common St., Shreveport 6, La. Geo. Sproull, Pretident. Spruance Co., The Gilbert . Richmond A Tioga Sts., Philadelphia 34, Fa. E. F. Cox, President. . Spurgeon Co., N. B.**............................20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago E, 111. Neil Spurgeon. Stacoat Paint A Varnish Co..................1821 Daly St., Los Angeles 31, Calif. L. H. Freeman, General Manager. Staminite Corp.................................... 109 Water St., New Haven 11, Conn. O. Rogers, Vice-President. Standard Alcohol Co.*............................... 26 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. James G. Park, Vice-Preeident. Standard Can Company* 855 California Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh 12. Pa. Standard Color A Chemical Co................749 6th Ave., New York 10, N. V. S. D. Jacobs. Standard Detroit Paint Co...................... 8138 Lyndon St., Detroit 21, Mich. Bert Gooel. Standard Enamel A Paint Corp.. .2158 N. Sherman Dr., Indianapolis 1, Ind. Wm. A. Wade, Secretary. . Standard Glass A` Paint Co.**` 517 Hubbell Bldg.. Des Moines 9, Iowa R. J. Clemens, President. Standard Industrial Products, Inc. P. 0. Box 825, 1500 Park St., R. M. Koch, President. Evansville 4, Ind. Standard Insulation Co. 74 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. J. L. G. Lange. Standard-Knapp Corporation* 127 Off Main St, Portland, Conn. Geo. Ingham, Viee-Preeidenf. Standard Oil Co. of N. J.* . 25 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y. J. C. Frendlich. Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)........................ Midland Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio L^T. Rumsey. __ Standard' Paint A Varnish Co. 429-35 Decatur St., New Orleans 16, La. R. B. Valley. Standard Ultramarine Co.* P. 0. Box 2166, Huntington 18, W. Va. R. P. Parker. Standard Varnish Works 2600 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island 3, N. Y. James S. Wolf, Treasurer. Stanley Chemical Co., The . . East Berlin, Conn. Stebbins and Roberts, Inc. ............. 217 West 6th St., Little Rock, Ark. A. H. Stebbins, President. Steelcote Manufacturing Co................3418-26 Gratiot St., St. Louis 3, Mo. Anthony E. Niedt. 110 NPCA/Rl 018467 Steen Varnish Co., John A. . . L. B. Logan, Treasurer. 32? W. 37th St., Chicago 9, 111. Sterling Chemical Company........ 3101 W. Lisbon Ave,, Milwaukee 8, Wise. Roland E. Loeffier, Pretident. Sterling Paint Co...............................6460 Hollis Ave., Emeryville 8, Calif. Julios J. Horak. Sterling Paint A Varnish Co.............184 Commercial St., Malden 48, Mass. Albert E. Cole, Pretident Stewart Bros. Paint Co., The..................1010 N. Union Ave., Alliance, Ohio R. J. Van Abel, Sales Manager, Stewart Mowry Co. . . . .3218 Shields Ave., Chicago 16, 111. F. L. Gundrum, President. Stewart Paint Mlg. Co...........1730 Washington Ave., N, Minneapolis E. W. Stewart, Prtttdettt. 11, Minn. Stiles Paint Company...............................439 Portage St., Kalamazoo, Mich. L. W. Schaefer. Stille-Young Corporation . 2300-32 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago 14, 111. H. B. Young, Viee-Pretident. Straw Products Paint A Chemical Co. 1220 Pioneer Bldg., St. Paul 1, Minn. Morse Brink, General Manager. Stressen-Renter, Inc., Fredlc A................... 2113 Medill St., Chicago 47, 111. T. J. Adams, Vice-President Strooek A Wittenberg Corp.*........... 60 East 42nd St., New York 3, N. Y. Stucco Products Co. of Fla................. 142 Stockton St., P. O. Box 2029, A- F. Pihl, President. Jacksonville, Fla. Studebaker Chemical Company..................... 341 Vulcan St., Elyria, Ohio G. E. Wieseke, Vice-President. Subox, Inc....................................... 348 River Road, North Arlington, N. J. T. J. Eberhardt, Secretary. Sullivan Varnish Co.............................. 410 N. Hart St., Chicago 22, 111. Mortimer Sullivan, President. Sunbrite Mfg. Co.......................................3506 Market St., St. Louis '3, Mo. Leo J. Mitchell. Sundure Paint Corp......................619 W. Fayette St., P. O. Box 944, Philip Suskihd, Treasurer. Syracuse 4, N. Y. Super-Concrete Emulsions, Ltd.......1372 E. 15th St, Lot Angeles 21, Calif. Geo. A. Guibert, General Manager. Superior Oil Co., Inc.*..........................560 Dorman St, Indianapolis 2, Ind. B. F. Johnson, Secretary. Superior Paint A Varnish Co...............238 Hickory St, Scranton 5, Pa. A. N. Loudon, Pretident. Superior Varnish A Drier Co. .. Clements Ave. A Crescent Blvd., J. S. Stevens, Partner. Merchantville, N. J. Sutcliffe Co., Inc., W. J...Currie Ave., P. O. Box 5, East Rutherford 1, N. J. Walter J. Sutcliffe, President. Suydam Division, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., M. B...Island A Preble R. S. Suydam, Pretident. Ave*., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Swanson's Wallpaper A Paint Inc........ 408 S. Front St., Mankato, Minn. Robert G. Swanson, Secretory-Treasurer. Sweney A Co., Inc., W. H................Water & Starkey Sts., St Paul 1, Minn. W. H. Sweney, Pretident. Synthetic Iron A Color Co.*....................... P. O. Box 1147, Richmond, Calif. L. L. Bradeson. Synthetic Lacquer & Varnish Co. 3382 Tulip St, Philadelphia 34, Pa. j, Gomez. T Tamms Silica Co.* .. Builder* Building, 228 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, 111. T. J. Peterson, President. Tampa Paint A Varnish Co....................................P. O. Box 31, Tampa, Fla. Chas. I. Stover, Jr., Manager. Ill i r NPCA/RI 018468 Taurus Varnish A Paint Co. ........... 9116 Elm St, Los Angeles 2, Calif. Conrad Chierighim. Taylor-Lowenstein Co.* . .. 58 N. Commerce St., Mobile 8, Ala. A. W. Lowenstein. Technical Color It Chemical Works, Inc.. .439 Third Ave, Brooklyn 15, N. Y. Donald Green, Prttident. Tester Chemical Company..............................2305 Charles St., Rockford, 111. L. E. Bowles. Taxon Industrial Corp...........10-50 50th Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y. H. L. Eulencamp, President. Thibaut A Walker Co., The......... 5-48 48th Road, Long Island City 1, N. Y. R. 0. Walker. Thompson A 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, Treasurer. Thompson, Weinman A Co, Inc.*. 52 Vanderbilt Ave, New York 17, N. Y. H. W. Smith. Tbomson-Poreelite Paint Co..................829 N. 3rd St, Philadelphia 23, Pa. I. Binswanger, Prttident. Thorpe Paint Co, R. H....................... 1124 So. 13th St, Omaha 8, Nebr. H. O. Lundgren, Secretary. Thresher Varnish Co, The............1100 E. Monument Ave, Dayton 1, Ohio C. L. Sullivan, Jr, President. Tibbetts Corporation.................. 1614-24 East 14th St, Los Angeles 21, CaL A. Vernon Green, President. Tibbetts-Westerfield PL Co, Inc. 6901 S. Stanford Ave, Los Angeles 1, Cal. C. E. Wasterfield, President. Timeproof Paint Products, Ine.............. 40 Richards St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Dr. Marks Neidle, President. Titanine, Inc. . Morris A Elmwood Aves, Union, Union County, N. J. T. A. J. Ward, PreeidenL Titanium Pigment Corporation*........ Ill Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. C. F. Garesche, Prttident. Tnemec Company, Ine. ....... 3122 Roanoke Road, Kansas City 8, Mo. Ace Bean, Prttident. Toeh Bros., Inc................... 2600 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island 3, N. Y. Toledo Paint A Chemical Co........................ 33 Blucher St, Toledo 1, Ohio Martin C. Peters, General Manager. Tomlinson Paint A Varnish Co...........4000 W. North Ave, Chicago 39, 111. E. W. Tomlinson, President. Tousey Varnish Co................ ....................520 West 25th SL, Chicago 16, III. C. R. Heagstedt Tower Varnish A Drier Co, The..,,1310 East First SL, Dayton 3, Ohio S. M. Jordan, Prttident. Trainer Co, Walter L. 3328 Germantown Ave, Philedelphia 40, Pa. Miss K. E. Werner, Prttidtni. Trask Co, Arthur C-* ................. 4108 S. LaSalle St, Chicago 9, 111. Arthur C. Trask. Tredennick Paint Mfg. Co, The ............... 464 Pratt SL, Meriden, Conn. Edward Tredennick, President. . Tremco Mfg. Co, The. Ronald Brown. 8701 Kinsman Road, Cleveland 4, Ohio Triangle Paint Company .................. 2222 Third SL, Berkeley 2, Calif. W. H. Ferguson. Tripod Paints, Ine..........................313 Peachtree SL, N. E, Atlanta 1, Ga. R. G. Martin, Secretary-Treasurer. Tri-State Paint Company.................. 1203 S. 4th St, Minneapolis 15, Minn. E. P. Kennedy, Treasurer. Trojan Lacquer Co. 4090 E. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles 23, Cal. R. T. V. Lindanger. Tropical Paint A Oil Co, The 1246 West 70th St, Cleveland 2, Ohio R. G. Haseall, President. True-Tagg Paint Co...................................... Box 27S, Memphis 1, Tenn. M. G. Heins, Jr, Treasurer. 112 NPCA/Rl 018469 Truaeon Laboratories___Ceniff A G. T. R. R., P. 0. Box 68. Milwaukee Dr. R. A. Plumb, President. Junction, Detroit 11, Mich. Trussler Paint Co............................... 216 San Jose Ave.. San Jose 10, Calif. A. F. Trussler, Partner. Tungalite Co., of America, The...................... .............. Wooster, Ohio Turco Paint A Varnish Co. ...............316 Market St., Philadelphia 6, Pa. V. B. Fitch. Turco Products, Inc.*.................. P. 0. Box 2649 Terminal Annex, R. K. Vignolo Los Angeles 64, Calif. Turpentine A Rosin Factors, Inc.* P. 0. Box 487, Savannah, Ga. Frank E. Gallagher. _ Tuttle Paint A Glass Co......................... 1616 Bassett Ave., El Paso, Texas Chas. L. Byrne, President. ,, 20th Century Paint A Varnish Co....... 80 Roebling St., Brooklyn 11, N. Y. David S. Lifson. Twin City Varnish Company..................... 1901 East Hennepin Ave., w. C. Henke. Minneapolis 13, Minn. u Union Paint and Varnish Co...... 1226 Shore Ave., N. 5., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Herman T. Blank, President. United Carbon Company, Inc.*.................. Box 1913, Charleston 27, W. Va. A. G. Treaagold. United Chromium, Inc....................................... .1 Union St., Carteret, N. J. F. L. Scott. United Finish Co.................................................. Corwin St., Peabody, Maas. Carl F. Asker, Soles Manager. United Gilsonite Laboratories..Jefferson Ave. A New York St., P. 0. George F. Walker, Treasurer. Box 70, Scranton 1, Pa. United Lacquer Mfg- Corp.......... 1001 West Elizabeth Ave., linden, N. J. H. H. Cantor, Pretidtnt. United Sash A Door Co.** 251 S. Rock Island Ave., Wichita, Kans. ' Harry W. Constant, Vice-Prerident. U. S. Bronze Powder Works* ........220 West 42nd St, New York 18, N. Y. Thoa. J. Mullen, President. U. S. Color Card Company* .. 1445 West Jackson Slvd., Chicago 7, 111. Arthur H. Stanton, Stertiary. U. S. Gutta Pereha Paint Co................ 12 Dudley St., P. O. Box 1366, Wilbur L. Rice, Pretidtnt. Providence 1, R. I. U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc.* 60 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y. L. A. Keane, Vice-President. U. S. Lacquer Corp..................................... Loretta Ave., Irvington II, N. J. P. Golat, President U. S. Paint, Lacquer A Chemical Co...... 2115 Singleton St., St. Louis 3, Mo. J. M. Dilschneider, Prttident. U. S. Steel Products Co.* .........5100 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles 11, Calif. United States Refining Co................. 1295 W. 11th St., Cleveland 13, Ohio B- Adelson. Universal By-Products Co.*.................. 226 Bush St, San Francisco 4, Cal. H. F. Kolb. Upco Co., The................................... 4805 Lexington Ave., Cleveland 3. Ohio Dr. F. Selden, General Manager. Utley Paint Co., Inc..........................P. 0. Box 389, New Orleans 13, La. Waldo B. Utley, President. V Valentine A Co.........................................HE. 36th St., New York 16, N. Y. T. J. Campbell, Pretidtnt. Valspar Corp., The ... .11 East 36th St., New York 16, N. Y. T. J. Campbell, Preiident. Vane-Calvert Paint Co. Edwin R. Meyer. 1601 N. Broadway. St. Louis 6, Mo. 113 P i NPCA/R1 018470 Vanguard Paints & Finishes, Inc,--State St., East Norwood, P. 0. D. F. Haddox, Treasurer. Box 862, Marietta, Ohio Van Schaack Bros. Chemical Works*................. Chicago. 111. Van Sickle Glass Paint Co................ 143 South 10th St., Lincoln 1. Nebr. Wilton Van Sickle, President. Varcralt Works, Inc............................. Keim & Cross Sts., Pottstown. Pa. F. W. Wertx, Vice-President. Vareum Chemical Corp.*. .Packard Rd., P. 0. Box 476, Niagara Falls, N. Y. G. E. Lewis, President. Varnish Products Co., The ........... 6208 Howard Ave, Cleveland 5, Ohio R. S. BrintnaU, Secretary. Vaughan Paint Co., The............... 2015 Independence Rd., Cleveland 4, Ohio Leonard Smith, President. Velsicol Corporation* ........................120 E. Pearson St., Chicago 11, 111. J. Hyman, Vict-Prerident. Vertex Paint & Varnish Mfg. Co.. .115 Moonachie Ave., F. O. Box 6, Joseph Lo Re, Owner. Carlstadt, N. J. Victory Oil Co., Inc..........................6705 Saint Claude Ave-, Arabi 16, La B. R. Xiques. Vita-Var Corp. ............................... 46 Albert Ave., Newark 5, N. J. C. J. Robison, Fretident. Vogel Paint A Wax Co......................................................... Orange City, Iowa Andrew Vogel. Voltax Co., Inc., The.................... 5 Reservoir Ave., Bridgeport 6, Conn. Clair Bararan, Secretary. Von Hoffmann Press*......... .................. 101 South 9th St., St. Louis 2, Mo. G. J. Boesch. Vorae Co., Inc.................................... 147 Meadow Road, Rutherford, N. J. R. J. Anderson, President. Vortex Mfg. Co., The...................... 1978 West 77th St, Cleveland 2, Ohio J. E. String, President. Vulcan Stamping A Mfg- Co.*.................... 3000 Madison St., Bellwood, 111. Vera I. McCarthy, Secretary. Vulcan Varnish Co................................... 1112 W. Main St, Louisville 2, Ky. L. E. First W Wadsworth, Howland A Co, Inc..............139 Federal St, Boston 10, Mass. Wagenman Paint Stores Co, The S. C.. .4420 Superior Ave, Cleveland 3. O. S. C. Wagenman. Waggener Paint Co.. .10th Ave. A Burlington St, North Kansas City 16, Mo. A. W. Cook. Wailes-Dovt Hermiston Corp........................ 449 South Ave, Westfield, N. J. Harold Crane. Walker Co, H. V. ........................... 714 Division St, Elixabeth 4, N. J. Geo. W. Lonergtn, President Watnblu Corporation.................1378 Ridge Road East, Rochester 5, N. Y. Emil M. Blutan, Viee-Prtrident. Wanderman A Co, Inc, E. M.............. 208 Dupont St, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. E. M. Wanderman, President Warren Co, Inc, The..................... 905 Memorial Blvd, S. E, Atlanta 1, Gs. J. N. Causey. Warren Paint A Color Co.................. P. O. Box 1807, Nashville 2, Tenn. Raymond A. Perry. Washburn Co, T. F.................................... 2244 Elston Ave, Chicago 14, 111. C. C. Smith, Prtrident. * Washington Asphalt Products......... 4506 W. Fillmore St, Chicago 24, 111. Louis Lance. Weterall A Co, Inc, Wm..............118 North Front St, Philadelphia 6. Pa. Wa. L. Forsythe, Treasurer. Waterproof Paint A Varnish Co.......446 Arsenal St, Watertown 72, Mass. Elmer G. Smith, President Watkins-Whitney Co. of Md, Inc, The**.............1432 P St, N. W. Ralph Flint Vicc-Preeident. Washington 5, D. C. Watson Co, George E.** .................. 164 W. Lake St, Chicago 1, 111 114 NPCA/R1 018471 Watson-Standard Co............................. P. 0. Box 1825, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. J. D. Watson. Waukegan Paint Lacquer Co., Inc.............. P. 0. Box 438, Waukegan, III. Louis Diamond, Secretary-Treasurer. Webb Sons, A. L, ...................... 1424-26 Philpot St., Baltimore 31, Md. Charles A Webb, Owner. Weber and Smith, Inc..................................... 15 Pierce St., Reading, Mass. P. A Smith, Treasurer, Weber Company, F..................... 1220 Buttonwood St., Philadelphia 23, Pa. E. G. Weber. Webster Cement Co., W. F...............224 Thorndike St., Cambridge 41, Mass. Frank L. Steven. Wenatchee Paint Glass Co....................112 North Wenatchee Ave., E. E. Engst, Partner. Wenatchee, Wash. Wesco Waterpaints, Inc.............. 2 Lexington St, East Boston 28, Maas. J. G. Penniman, Vice-President. Wesley Lacquer Company........................ 96 Fourth St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y. Frank J. Wesley. West Paint Varnish Co.......................... 1760 Parkway, Everett 49, Maas. J. S. Ward, Viee-Pre*id*nt. Western Dry Color Co.*............................ 608 West 62nd St, Chicago 9, 111. Lawrence Reed, Prseident. Western Glass Paint Co...................... 211 South 11th St, Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. Footvoy. Western Faint Varnish Co.................. Berman Are., Duluth 8, Minn. Allan E. Adams, Vice-President. Wetherill Bro., Inc.*. .. ,30th Street below Chestnut Philadelphia, Pa. W. H. Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer. Wetherill Co., Inc., Gao. D.................. 113 Arch St, Philadelphia 6, Fa. Robert W. Matlack, President. Wheeling Corrugating Co.*.. Wheeling Steel Corp. Bldg., 1134 Market St, R. L. Brammer. Wheeling, W. Va. White Company, The .'...................3200 E. Biddle St, Baltimore 13, Md. E. A Constam. White Co., W. J.*.................... 467 Amsterdam Ave., Detroit 3, Mich. Myron S. Steinberg. Whitlam Mfg. Co., J. C............................. W. Walnut St, Wadsworth, Ohio J. C. Whitlam, General Manager. Wilbur Williams Co., The........ Greenlee! Leon Sts., Boston 15, Mass. Donald E. Wilbur, Treasurer. Wilcox Co., M. L, The** ................................. 210 Water St, Toledo 4, Ohio Harry W, Parke, President. Wilhelm Company, The A............................ 3rd Bern Sts., Reading, Pa. P. B. Fehl. Willey, C. A., Div. Sun Chemical Corp.......................... 10-29 44th Rd., C. H. Mellor, President. Long Iiland City 1, N. Y. Williams Co., C. K.*....................................... 640 N. 13th St, Easton, Pa. Williams Co. o! Cali!., C. E.*.. 4650 Shellmound St, Emeryville 8, Calif. Verne Fraxee. Williams-Hayward Varnish Co....... 7400 Archer Ave., Summit Station, Oscar C. Hayward, President Argo, HL Williamson Paint Mfg. Co...Watts St N. Y. C. R. R., P- 0. Box 2104 K. F. BrockeJl, President. Station A, Charleston 2, W. Va. Willis Paint Corporation, The............243 Plymouth St, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Bernard W. Willis, President. Wilson-Imperial Co................................. 115 Chestnut St, Newark 5, N. J. Joseph Kempt Wilson Paint Co., The........................ 410 Reading Rd., Cincinnati 2, Ohio A. W. Schreiner. Windsor Wax Co., Inc............................... 611 Newark St, Hoboken, N. J. Jacob Kahn, President. Winslow Co., W. R.** 922 New York Ave., N. W., Washington 1, D. C. W. R. Winslow. Wipe-On Corp......................................................50 Jay St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Robert G. Dooling. 115 Wisconsin Paint Mfg. Co...........3710 N. Richards St., Milwaukee 12. Wise. Erwin A. Bentxeu. Witco Chemical Co.* ...................... 286 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. R. I. Wishnick, President. Witte Sons, John H............................. 206 Jefferson St., Burlington, Iowa William A. Witte. Woburn Chemical Corp. (N. J.),* Chemical Division, 1200 Harrison Ave., J. Edmund Good, Vice-President. Harrison. N. J. Wocher & Son Co., lne., H. M.............1219 N. 26th St., Philadelphia 21, Pa. T. F. Donaghay, President. Wolverine Finishing Materials Co., Inc......... 836 Chicago Drive, S. W., E. M. Dunbar, President. Grand Rapids 9, Mich. Wood Chemical Products Co................................................ Jacksonville, Fla. Woodfinishing Products Co.............34-48 Industrial St., New York 61. N. Y. J. A. Ledwith. Woolsey Paint A Color Co., Inc., C. A.......................229 East 42nd St., A. F. Fairweather, General Manager. New York 17, N. Y. Wooster Brush Company*............................... Madison Ave., Wooster, Ohio C. P. Foss, Vice-President. Wooster Sealkote Co.................................................................Wooster, Ohio Womow Process Paint Co.................. 2489 Hunter St., Los Angeles 21, Cat. E. R. Fitigersld, Partner. Wurdack, Inc., Walter.................... 4927 Connecticut Ave., St- Louie 9, Mo. Walter Wurdack, President. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.*.................... Biddle Ave., Wyandotte, Mich. Howard F. Roderick. Wyandotte Paint Products Co...........1430 Sycamore St., Wyandotte, Mich. C. W. Oliver, Manager. ' Y Yarnall Paint Co. Grays Ave., West ot 64th St., Philadelphia 43, Pa. Wm. MacKnight, President. Yates & Smart Paint Co..............450 Filth St., San Francisco 10, Calil. David Smart. Yoder & Gordon, Inc. 623 W. 24th St., P. O. Box 66, Norfolk, Va. W. W. Yoder, President. z Zac-Lac Paint 3c Lacquer Co. ...........350 Simpson St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. M. E. Zechos. Zenith Paint A Varnish Works. .130-23 121*t St., So. Oxone Park 20, N. Y. John J. Sitka. Zimmerman Co., E. E.................................Keenan Bldg., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. E. E. Zimmerman, President. Zinsser 4 Company, Inc.*........ Railroad Ave., Hastinga-on-Hudson 6, N. Y. H. T. Staber. Zinsser A Co., Inc., William*.............616 W. 59th St., New York 19, N. Y. William Zinsser. iuT .maeh, Inc., Wm. F...........120 East Mineral St., Milwaukee 4, Wise. Miles W. Leap, President. 116 NPCA/RI 018473 LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS (Affiliated with the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, Inc., as far as reports received) ATLANTA PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Atlanta, Georria President ................ .................. L. R. Hu n t er (Atlanta Paint Co.) Vice-President....... .................. FRH> W. CONRAD (Aluminum Co. of America) Secretary-Treasurer .. ....... JOHN N. Cau s ey (Warren Company) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) --Rhodes Haverty Bldg........ F. W. Conrad American Can Company (B)...... 410 Marietta St., N. W., P. 0. Box 1685............. G. L. McBrien Atlanta Paint Company (A)........ 25 Houston St.....................L. R. Hunter Campbell Coal Co. (C)..................238 Marietta St, N. W..... W. W. Childs Cooledgre ft Sons, F. J. (A)........... 1314 Murphy Ave. S. W.. .H. N. Cooledge Devoe ft Reynolds Company (A)..78 Broad St, N. W........ M. E. McGregor dnPont de Nemours 4 Co.. E. I. (A) ..............................................619 Peachtree St, N. E.......H. R. Rhorer Eagle-Picher Co. (B)....................1210 Lowerline St, New Orleans, La................ Tom Grace Glidden Company, The (A)..........82 Broad St, N. W.. .A. T. Baumgartner Lowe Brothers Co. (A)............... 883 H Whitehall St, S. W...W. C. Murden Lucas ft Company, Inc., John (A). .233 Peachtree St, N. E...... F. P. Sledge Mepham Corp., Geo. S. (A)........ c/o Fulton Warehouse, . 544 Means St............... R. T. Hopkins Peaalee-Gaulbert Corp. (C)........ 488 Marietta St, N. W..... G. G. Walker Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint ft Varnish Co. (A)........................ 362 Fair St, S. W...........M. T. Monerief Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)... 172 Marietta St, N. W...... C. W. Bailey Reardon Company, The (A)........ Fulton Warehouse, 544 Means St...............A. B. Huekabee Sears, Roebuck ft Co. (A)........... 675 Glen Iris Drive............ J. A. Garner Sherwin-Williams Co., Inc. (A)...70 Broad St, N. W.............R. B. Primm Southern Paint Products Co. (A). 1135 Sylvan Rd., S. W...... T. C. Huguley Southern Shellac Mfg. Co. (A).... Memphis, Tenn. Southern States Chemical 624 Walton Bldg., Co. (C)......................................... P. 0. Box 1352.......... H. M. Thompson Spencer-Adams Paint Co. (A) -- 882 Marietta St, N. W...... F. G. Spencer Sun Chemical Co., ' A. C. Horn Div. (A)..................Broad and Alabama Sts., c/o Rich's Inc...................... Ray Figart Thibaut ft Walker Company, The (A) ......................................2416 Woodward Way....W. E. Sigafoose Tripod Paints, Inc. (A)................ 61 Pryor St, N. E............... R. G. Martin Warren Company, Inc. (A)........... 906 Memorial Dr., S. E....... John Causey Wesco Waterpainta, Inc. (A)........ 2840 Peachtree St, N. E... .B. A. Brown BALTIMORE PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Baltimore. Maryland President . Da v id Br u n in c (Bruning Brothers) Vice-President .................................... Mar s h al l C. Ac k er man (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary . Gl e n A. Sp a u l d in g (Spencer Kellogg ft Sons) Treasurer .. . ALFRED S. Day (Spencer Kellogg ft Sons) Firm A ddreta Representative American Can Co. (B)..................Rm. 604, First Natl. Bank Bldg., .. E. K. Walsh Athey Paint Co., C. M. (A)........ 500 South Hanover St., C. Burch Athey 117 NPGA/R1 018474 Baltimore Copper Paint Co. (A).-500 Key Highway........V. W. Davis. Jr. (Oliver Reeder A Sons, Inc. Proprietor) Baltimore Paint A Color Works (A) ................................. 150 S. Calverton Rd., Herman H. Shuger Bruning Bros. (A) .........................4209 East Chase St..........Irving Ebaugh Budeke, George M. (E).................. 418 South Broadway. .George M. Budeke Cassell Commission Co. (C)........... Box 2116................................Harry Gilner Chemical A Pigments Co. (B).......St. Helena. Dundalk. Md...H. L- Rhodes Continental Can Co. (B)...............O'Sullivan Bldg..................... Ed. Sauters Crown Cork Specialty Co. (B) -- 60 East 42d St., New York 3. N. Y.............Wm. R. Fox Davis Co., H. B. (A)..................... 1600 Bayard St..................... H. B. Davis Dowdy Brothers <C) ....................33d A Arch Sts.. Philadelphia 4, Pa.. .H. R. Dowdy, Jr. duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I. (B) ......................................35th A Grays Ferry Ave.. Philadelphia 46, Pa...... W. J. Beasten Eagle-Pieber Co. (B) ....................420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y...... W. F. Bergner Farboil Paint Co. (A) .................. Key Highway and Montgomery St................M. D. Swarti Gettemuller A Co., H. J. (E).......514 Ensor St............. Geo. D. Gettemuller Glidden Co., The (A) ....................21 North Liberty St------- R. W. Kilcollins Graham A Co., William (C) ........ N. W. corner President and Fawn Sts..................F. A. Warner, Jr. Hanline Brothers (A) ..................Warner A Alluvion Sts.. Leon S. Hamline Independent Can Co. (B) ............. Howard A Ostend Sts.. Edwin W. Parker Inter-Coastal Paint Corp. (A).......Dundalk, Maryland -- Roy L. Hartman Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).?07 American Bldg......... Alfred S. Day Lewis A Bros. Co., John T. (B)..P. O. Box 1815...............S. A. Saltsman McGill, William (C) ......................311 East Falls AveWilliam McGill National Can Corp. (B) ...............811 S. Wolfe St......................L. M. Jones New Jersey Zinc Co., The (B) --160 Front St,, New York 7, N. Y.............R. J. Peters Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --S South Pace St............ M. C. Ackerman Rennous-Kleinle Division, Pitts burgh Plate Glass Co. < A)........ 3221 Frederick Ave.......... Kent D. Currie Rheem Mfg. Co. (C)......................Sparrows Point 18, Md.......G. G. Tucker Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ........... 112 North Liberty St. G. L. McConnell Titanium Pigment Cor poration (B) ..............................1328 Chestnut St,, Philadelphia 7, Pa., Wyatt Sehoonmaker U. S. Industrial Chemicals. Inc, (B) ....................P. O. Box 326..............J. F. Whitesearver Webb A Sons, A. L. (A) ...............1424 Philpot St............ Charles A. Webb White Company, The (A) ............. 3200 East Biddle St.-- Stanley A. Levy . BUFFALO PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Buffalo, New York President........... CHARLES H. Th r o m (Commercial Chemicals, Inc.) Vice-President .. Ric h a r d B. Ma t h e r Secretary ......... (Pratt A Lambert, Inc.) Ed w ar d J. Bu t l e r (McDougatl-Butler Co., Inc.) Treasurer............... .... H. Ve r n o n Smit h (McDougall-Butler Co., Inc.) Firm . Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) -- 1880 Elmwood Ave. (7) Arthur D. Patterson American Can Company (B):.......Lincoln-Alliance Bldg- American Cyanamid A Rochester, N. Y...... Thomas D. Holder Chemical Corporation (B) ........ 850 Leader Bldg., _ Cleveland, Ohio........ ;......... Carl Byron Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B). . 1142 Marine Trust Bldg. (3) Raymond E. Endress 118 NPCA/RI Caleo Chemical Division American Cyanamid Co. (B) -- 4500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio................ Lloyd Drake Carpenter-Morton Co., Inc.. "Larcoloid" Division (A) ........ 1748 Main St. (8)...Leslie F. Thompson Commercial Chemicals, Inc. (C)..614 Ellieott Sq. Bldg. (3) Charles H. Throm Cooperative G. L. F. Farm .... ___ . _ Supplies, Inc. (E)....................... Ithaca, Is. Y....................... Clifford Brew Coppins Co., Inc., F. T. (C)...........667 Main St. (3).............. F. G. Gantz Devoe A Rajmolds Co., Inc. (A)...695 Main St. (3)........... Harry G. Burke duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I. (A) .................................... 17185 E. Jefferson Ave., Grosse Point, Mich........D. H. Parker Durez Plastics A Chemicals, Inc. (B) ......................................Walclc Road, North Tonawanda, N. Y., Albert R. Schuster Dwelle-Kaiser Company <E)........ Z51 Elm St. (3)................H. W. Lownie Eagle-Picher Sales Company <B) ..601 E. Robinson St., N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa......... John S. Nordyke Ellieott Paint Co., Inc. (E)...........356-360 Elm St. (3)......... Carl H. Nagel Factory Consumer Paint Corp. (A) .................................... 2128 Niagara St. (7) .Harry B. Fleming Glidden Company, The (A) ......... 733 Main St. (3)......... Homer G. Steele Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (B). .533 Bulkley Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio..Lenox E. H. Stuart Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).. 98 Delaware Ave. (2) .Sydney C. Murray LaClede -Mfg. Co., Inc. (B)..........500 Northland Ave. (11) George L. Ginther MeDougall-Butler Co., Inc. (A)--6 Evans St (5)..........H. Vernon Smith National Lead Company (B)........ 116 Oak St (3)....... W. Robert Melville National Manufacturing Co. (A).. 153 Fillmore Ave., Tonawanda, N. Y.............Carter Rich New Jersey Zinc Company (B) --160 Front St, New York, N. Y.......... Harold Hedden Newport Industries, Inc. (B)........ First National Bank Bldg., Kenmore 17, N. Y......... J. O. Meyers Pierce A Stevens, Inc. (A)............. 710 Ohio St (3).D. E. Ellis Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)__ 119 Erie St (2)...... .G. F. Parker, Jr. Pratt A Lambert, Inc. (A)........... 75 Tonawanda St (7) Richard B. Mather Riverside Chemical Co., Inc. (C)..871-947 Riverside Rd., North . Tonawanda, N. Y....George A. Rasch Rowe Paint A Varnish Co. (A)___Niagara Falls, N. Y___J. Gordon Rowe Schuele A Company (C) ............... 12 Summer St (9)--William R. Birch Sherwin-Williams Company (A).. 1800 Guildhall Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.......... Clyde A. Case Socony Paint Products (A)............ 130 Pearl St (2)..Norman A. Crossmen United Glazing Co. (C)'............... 255 East Genesee St (4) H. J. Buchholtz Varcum Chemical Corp. <B)........ Packard Rd., Niagara Falls, N. Y...... George Lewis CHICAGO PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Chicago, Illinois President .................... ........................... Dv a n e L. Cl in t o n (The Clinton Co.) Vice-President........... ........................K. W. Emc s o n ' (Titanium Pigment Corp.) Secretary............. . M. H. Sl a t t e n g r e n (Elliott Paint A Varnish Co.) Treasurer - .. ...................... L. S. Gu t h ma n , (Bradley A Vrooman Company) Firm Address Representative Acme Barrel Company (C) ..........2300 W. 13th St...............Phil Pearlman Advance Solvents A Chemical Corporation (B) .........................230 E. Ohio St.................C. A. Lechner Alkydol Laboratories (B) ........... 3242 So. 50th Ave., Cicero, HI................... Dr. Adolph Heck 119 r NPCA/Rl 018476 Alston-Lueas Pint Co. (A)........ 7701 W. 47th St., Lyons, 111....................Chat. W. Ptacek Aluminum Co. of America (B)--$20 North Michigan Ave., E. A. Triplett American Can Company (B)........ 104 S. Michigan Ave...........H. A. Pinney American Cyanamid 4 Chemical Corporation (B) ........ 20 N. Wacker Dr..................E. F. Heiier American Decalcomania Co. (A). .4334 West 6th Ave..Dr. C. H. Weirmann American-Marietta Co. (A) ........ 43 East Ohio St....Grover M. Hermann American Mineral Spirit* Co. (C) ........................................280 North Michigan Ave., C. C. Mclnne* American Paint Company (A)--902 Larrahee St.............U. M. Bobert* American Zinc Sales Co. (B).......77 W. Washington St..........W. J. Reidy Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (B) ..3921 No. Ravenswood Ave., D. D. Rnbek Ansbacher-Siegle Corp. (B) ........ 820 So. Clinton St........ Barry M. Cotey Armstrong Paint 4 Varnish Works (A) .................................1330 S. Kilbourn Ave. Mitchel Goldsmith Atlas Povder Co., Zapon- Brevolite Lacquer Div. (A).......Marquette Ed., N. Chicago, 111.............Casper Apeland Baker Castor Oil Co. (B)............. 106 W. Adams St................H. H. Fritts Barber Co., W. H. (A).................. 3660 South Homan Ave...T. J. Callahan Barker Chemical Company (A) 2258 So. Union Ave......... Elmer Barker Barrett Division, The Allied Chemical 4 Dye Corp. (B)........1100 N. Dearborn St.......... E. J. Garvey Barrett Varnish Co. (A)...............1632 S. 60th Court, Cicero, 111.......................M. F. Barrett Bennett Mfg. Div., U. S. Steel Product* Co. (B) ............. 14600 Princeton Ave., Riverside P. O.............. S. A. Bennett Berry Bros., Ine. (A) ....................300 West Hubbard St., Norman H. Jasmer Binks Mfg. Co. (B) .......................3124-40 Carroll Ave..............E. F. Watt* Bisbee Linseed Company (B) .......Chicago Heights, 111...... Carl H. Schinke Boston Varnish Co. (A).............. 1524 5. Western Ave....... A. G. Ballester Bradley 4 Vrooman Co. (A)........ 2629 S. Dearborn St....... M. E. Handke Bradshav.Praeger 4 Co. (A).......3248 W. 47th Place--R. Y. Bradshaw Brooke, Fred L. (C)..................... 228 N. LaSalle St........... Fred-L. Brooke Brown Company, R. J. (B)..........1416 Wittenberg Ave., St. Louis, Mo...............A. H. Wallace Brown-Lindsay Paint Co. (A)...... 2601 W. Grand Ave. -- A. G. Sternberg Calcium Carbonate Co. (B) ..........43 East Ohio St.............................. MarlonBrando Calco Chemical Division. American Cyanamid Co. (B)__ 146 W. Kinzie St............Kenneth A. Coate Calo Company, Philip E. (C)...... 43 East Ohio St................ Philip E. Calo Cans, Incorporated (B) ................ 3217 West 47th Place--R. S. Solinsky Capitol Chemical Company (A)__ 2320 N. Seeley Ave.. .Herbert Spielman Capitol Paint 4 Varnish wks. (A) .................................... 1346 W. Concord Place.Leon Zimmerman Carbit Paint Co., The (A)........... 2942 W. North Ave., Lester H. Westerman Cary 4 Son, Inc., Geo. B. (C1....228 N. LaSalle St................Robert Cary Central Can Company (B)............2416 West 19th St........ O. S. Witherell Chemical By-Products Co. (C) . ..136 South LaSalle SL....W, R. Evans Chicago Pail Mfg. Co. (C)........... 4445 W. Fifth Ave.......... M. Rosenbloom Clinton Co., The (A) ....................1210-1230 Elston Ave........ D. L. Clinton Colledge, Inc., E. W. (C).... :____ 26 E. Jackson Blvd....... John R. Garrason Commerce Petroleum Co. (C) ..... 2923 Lock St.................................... JuliusLoeffier Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) ..1817 West Fullerton Ave., J. C. Browing Commonwealth Varnish Co. (A) ..4124 W. Parker Ave...... T. C. Thorsness Continental Can Co., Ine. (B)..... 135 So. LaSalle St.............. John F. Fenn Cooper 4 Nephews, Inc., William (C) ............................... 1909 Clifton Ave................... W. E. Lape. Crescent Bronre Powder Company (A) ............................116 W. Illinois St.............. Myron Hexter Crown Cork Specialties Co. (B1..4343 W. Fifth Ave......... V. R. Hoffman 120 NPCA/RI 018477 Cudner A O'Connor Company (A) ........................... 4035 W. Kinzie St..............H. E. Cudntr Day A Co., James B. (A)...............1872 N. Clybourn Ave--Arthur T. Day Deep Rock Oil Corporation (B) . . 155 N. Clark St............W. J. Carthaus De Laval Separator Co., The <B) ..427 W. Randolph St.......... N. E. Larson DeMert A Dougherty, Inc. (C) __ 3001 W. 47th St......... W. W. Dougherty DeVilbiss Co., The (B) ................ 1280 W, Washington Blvd., Frank M. Howard Devoe A Reynolds Co., Ine. (A)...825 W. Chicago Ave........W. R. Simpson Diamond Products Co. (A) ..........100 W. Monroe St......... M. N. Frykman Dicalite Co., The (B) ................... 520 N. Michigan Ave____G. A. Russell Dolan Co., V. J. (A)..................1830 N. Laramie Ave...........V. J. Dolan Doraoff, Edward R. (C) ...............2400 W. Madison St.Edward R. Dornoff duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I. (A) .................................... 2100 Elston Ave............. G. A. Biesecker duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I. (B) .......'............................ 2101 Oanalport Ave........ H. E. Sehreiber Eagle-Picher Sales Company (B). .1 No. LaSalle St............... E. J. Seebach Elliott Paint A Varnish Co. (A) .4525 5th Ave................... H. A. Rowland England A O'Toole (C) ................ 10 So. LaSalle St. .Edward L. England Enterprise Paint Mfg. Co. (A) . .333 So. Peoria St. Frank L Sulzberger Falk & Company (B) ........... .600 So. Michigan Ave........David Lewis Federal Varnish Company (A) .337 So. Peoria St...............J. H. Lawson Furman Company, Jas. H. (C) . 59 E. Van Buren St, Suite 1207......................E. L. Furman General Electric Co. (B)...............840 So. Canal St................J. E. Russell General Paint & Varnish Co. (A)..2001 Mandell St.................. E. I. Songe Gerts, Lumbard & Company (C).. .2100 W. Grand Ave., Herbert Fleischhauer Glidden Company, The (A) ........ 1833 Seward St..........................Z. G. Peek Glidden Co., The (A)..................... 1856 No. LeClaire Ave...........Nat Armel Goldschmitt Company, Charles (A) ............................... 618 W. Randolph St. Chas. Goldschmitt Gorr Color Card Company, Carl (B) ..................................... 1801 Byron St........................ E. Karlsson Great Lakes Solvents, Inc. (C) --2530 W. Bloomingdale Ave., Thomas E. O'Connor Great Lakes Varnish Works (A). .2216 No. Pulaski Rd..........Miss K. Howe Haines, E. H. (C) .........................107 W. 31st St................... E. F. Wilton Hannan Color Works, Ine. <B)....l22 So. Michigan Ave......... J. F. Hays Harshaw Chemical Company (B 1.445 Lake Shore Drive...... F. K. Folsom Haze, Inc., Harry (B) ................ 435 No. Michigan Ave., Suite 2105....................Harry S. Haze Hercules Powder Company (B) ...332 So. Michigan Ave........L. P. Killilea Heyden Chemical Corp. (B)..........180 No. Wacker Drive____F, A. Degener Hilo Varnish Corp. (A) ...............2420 Washburn Ave................ A. Z. Kahn Hockaday Paint Company, The (A) ......................................166 W. Jackson Blvd....... T. L. Dahlberg Holland A Son, Inc.. Harry (Cl...400 W. Madison St..Robert L. Holland Hooker Glass A Paint Mfg. Co. (A) ....................................... 651 Washington Blvd........... G. W. Lerch Hough Co.. Wm. J. (C) .................2545 W. Congress St..........W. J. Hough Illinois Paint Works (A).................. 1034 S. Kostner Ave........ L E. Morgan Imperial Paper A Color Corp. (B) .....................................3801 So. Ashland Ave......Oscar Bishop Inland Steel Container Co. (B)...65S2 So. Menard Ave..........H. Le Pan Interchemical Corp., ' Finishes Div. (A)....................... 6540 So. Laramie Ave........... H. H. Pratt International Chemical Company (A) .................. .........3140 So. Canal St...............Oliver J. Berg Jensen. Fred A. (C) ..................... 510 No. Dearborn St------- Fred A. Jensen Jewel Pamt A Varnish Co. (A).. .345 No. Western Ave.. .Robert O. Clark Jones-Dabney Company (A) ........ 622 6th St, Wilmette, 111., P. H. Cathcart Kelley Paint Co., Ralph D. (A) . 1644 W. Belmont Ave., ,, . _ . _ Ralph D. Kelley, Jr. Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B1..105 W. Adams St............. H. A. Swales Kohnstamm A Co.. Ine., H. (B>... 11-13 E. Illinois St............. Hugo Pulver Leveille, E. A. CC> ....................... 608 So. Dearborn St, Edward A. Leveille 121 NPCA/RI 018478 Lewis, E. J. (C) .......................... 9 So. Ginton St.................... E. J. Lewie MacGregor Lead Company, John R. (B) ............................... 4520 W. 15th St____John R. MacGregor Martin-Senour Company (A) .......2520 Quarry St................. W. M. Stuart Martin Varnish Company, The (A) ......................................900 W. 49th Place............ R. P. Edmonds MeCloskey Varnish Company <A). 1857 No. LeClaire Ave......... E. T. Drake Mepham Corp., Geo. S. (B)........... 400 W. Madiaon St............ C. W. Willis Midland Indostrial Finishes Co. (A) ....................................... E. Water St, Waukegan, III..........Edwin O. Robson Mineral Solvents Co. (C)...............600 So. Michigan Ave------- R. A. Peterson Monsanto Chemical Co. (B).......... 4S5 No. Michigan Ave., Gerald E. Pauley Moore & Co., Benjamin (A).......... 415 No. Green St.................. H. A. Melum Mortell Company, J. W, (A)........ 550 No. Bobbie Ave., Kankakee, 111................ C. A. Carhoun Moyen, C. P. (A) .......................... 908 Chicago Ave........ .........C. P. Moyen Muralo Co., Inc., The (A) ............2624 W. Lake St...............Milton K. Pine National Chemical A Mfg. Co. (A) ........................................3617 So. May St.................. B. F. Roman National Lacquer A Paint Co., Inc. (AT) ............................... 7415 So. Green St............... P. A. Meyer National Lead Company <B)......... 900 W. 18th St..................John L. Reque New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) --221 No. LaSalle St.......... D. P. Brannin Newport Industries, Inc. (B)........ 180 No. Michigan Ave..............R. C. Ray Nnodes Products, Inc. (B) ........... 600 So. Michigan Ave., John W. VanTuin O'Brien Varnish Co. (A) ........... South Band, Ind.............. J. M. McCarthy Paint Oil and Chemical Review <C) ................................. 537 So. Dearborn St........... R. F. Adams Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)--461 St Clair St............L. B- Hoguenor Pratt A Lambert Inc. (A) ........... 320 W. 26th St..................C. D. Sproule Procter A Johnson (C) ................ 520 No. Michigan Ave., Thomas R. Proctor R-B-H Div. Interchemical Corp. (B) .................................... 612 No. Michigan Ave., Charles D. Oliver Reardon Company, The (A) ........ 1444 W. 37th St.............David H. Moran Reichard-Coulston, Inc. (B) ........ 2400 W. Madison St..............G. H. Casey Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc. (B) --122 So. Michigan Ave., v/car r. eionnson Remien A Kuhnert Co. (C) ........ 63 W. Grand Ave..........Charles J. Remien Resinous Products A Chemical Co. (B) ....................................... 930 No. Halsted St...............G. W. Cooke Rheem Manufacturing Company (C) ............................ 7600 So. Kedzie St............... R. A. Hoefle Rockford Paint Mfg. Co. (A)........ 201 No. Madison St, Rockford, 111................... R. J. Baudhin Rockford Varnish Co. (A)........... 1620 Harrison Ave., Rockford, DL................. R. L. Grants Rosenbloom Barrel A Drum Co. (C) ............................4446 W. 5th Ave.......... R. S. Rosenbloom Savogram Co., of Illinois, The (A) ......................................60 W. Superior St............ W. F. Hurter Scientific Oil Compounding Co., Inc. f C > ............................1637 So. Kilbourn Ave., Otto Eisenschiml Shell Chemical Corp.- (C) ........... 624 So. Michigan Ave., W. H. Kildow, Jr. Shell Oil Co., Inc. (B) .................. 624 So. Michigan Ave..T. N. ath Sherwin-Williams Company (A) ..115th and Cottage Grove Ave., J. K. Stewart Slivka Company, B. J. (A).......... 2274 Clybourn Ave. -- Dr. S. M. Kolar Spurgeon Company, N. B. (E) --Room 2224, 20 No. Wacker Drive, Neil Spurgeon Standard Alcohol Company (B1...75 E. Waeker Drive........... J. E. Devine Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (CJ..20 No. Waeker Drive--,..H. G. Stiles Standard Ultramarine Co. (B).,..510 No. Dearborn St, Harry A. Davenport Standard Varnish Works (A) __ 2800 Federal St....................... E. E. Day Steen Varnish Co., John A. (A)...327 W. S7th St.................. G. L. Carrier Stewart-Mowry Company (A) --3218 Shields Ave...... F. N. Gundrum, Jr. 122 NPCA/R1 018479 Stille-Young Corp., The (A) .......2300 No. Ashland Ave.......... E. T. Stille Stressen-Reuter, Inc. (A) ........... 2113 Medill St------ F. A. Stresen-Reuter Sullivan Varnish Company (A) . 410 No. Hart St........ Mortimer Sullivan Sunnyside Oil Co. (C) ..................2212 W. Sunnyside Ave...C. G. Lueders Sweet, Merle B. <C) ....................3460 W. Monroe St....... Merle B. Sweet Tamms-Silica Company (B) ........ 228 No. LaSalle St.............. Preston Fox Thibaut 4 Walker Co. (A) ........ 7212 Ellis Ave................Roy W. Westman Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C) .......................................1838 W. 33rd St.........James T. Leavitt Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) --104 So. Michigan Ave...... K. W. Erieson Tomlinson Paint Varnish Co. (A) ..................................... 1114 No. Kilboum Ave..'. ..Ray Pawelko Tousey Varnish Co. (A) ................ 520 W. 25th St.............C. R. Heapstedt United Carbon Co.. Inc. (B) ........ 3217 W. 47th Place......... C. M. Baldwin U. S. Bronze Powder Works, Inc. (B) ........................ 15 No. Jefferson St......... J. F. McDonald United States Color Card Co. 4B} - - 144S W. Jackson Blvd... Allen B. Ripley U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ..................................... 624 So. Michigan Ave....... J. F. Rudolph R. T. Vanderbilt Co., Inc. (C)--757 Revere Rd,, Glen Ellyn, 111............... F. C. Wright Velsicol Corporation(B) ............... 120 E. Pearson St............. A. R. Jameson Vulcan Stamping 4 Mfg. Co. (B) .300 W. Madison St___Vern I. McCarthy Washburn Co., T. F. (A) ........... 2244 No. Elston Ave....... Claude C. Smith Washington Asphalt Products (A) ............................4506 W. Filmore St............... Louis Lance Waukegan Paint 4 Lacquer Co., Inc. (A) ...............................Terminal Bldg., Market St, Louis Diamond Wesco Waterpaints, Inc, (A) ........ Matteson, 111................... F. A. Wilkinson Western Dry Color Co.(B)............ 52nd 4 Wallace Sts.......... Fred A. Beer Witco Chemical Co. (B) .............. 436 No. Michigan Ave.--Jos. Tumpeer CINCINNATI PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Cincinnati, Ohio President .............................................Cau l Gq s t (Eagle-Picher Co.) Vice-President . . -- C. P. Pr o c t o r (American Can Co.) Secretary.................... .. -...................... E. M. Ch a n m (Eagle-Picher Co.) Treasurer........... ................................................ W. F. Saas (Interchemical Corp.) Firm Adireu Rtpic$ctative Aluminum Co. of America (B) -- Times Star Bldg., 800 Broadway.................. M. C. Davis Aluminum Industries, Inc. (A) -- 2438 Beckman St............M. M. Carmcdy American Can Co. (B) ................ Carew Tower Bldg..............C. P. Proctor American Cyanamid 4 Chemical Corp. (B) ..................016 First National Bank Bidg.. W. B. Lambert American Fluresit Co., Inc. (A)..635 Rockdale Ave..................James Klee AMSCo. Products Co. (C)........... 4619 Reading Rd..........Jos. J. Van deRyt Anderson Prichard Oil Co. (B) -- Losantvjlle Rd. 4 P.R.R__ J. F. Fessler Associated Paint Stores, Ine. (C) ..Mentor 4 Houston Aves., Norwood..............................George Voll Becker Co., The R. A. (A) ........... Langdon Farm Rd. 4 P.R.R., Black Diamond Paint 4 Norwood....................Lawrence Becker Varnish Works (A) ................... 1219 Bank St............... J. Ralph Sullivan Boehmer Paint Co., A. L. (A I... 114 Pike St., Covington, Ky., _., _ Louis G. Boehmer Brighton Copper Works (B) ........ 2510 Colerain Ave........................L. Hock Calco Chemical Div,, Amer ican Cyanamid Co. (B) ........... 146 W. Kinzie St, Chicago Carey Mfg. Co., The Philip (A).. Wayne Ave., Loekland .C. S. Biernatzki Cincinnati Varnish Co. (A) ........ Mentor 4 Houston Aves.. Norwood....................... E. A, Foy, Jr. 123 NPCA/Rl 018480 _ Commercial Solvent* Corp. (B) . 49 Central Ave.............P. M. Broderick Crawford Chemical Co., Wilmer H. <C> ...........................712 Dixie Tarminal Bide. Day Co., The J. H. (B) ........... 1144 Harrieon Ave......... Chat. Lippleman Deekx A Sprinkel Company <C). ..320-21 First National Bank Bldg., Wm. J. Deeks Devoe A Raynoldi Company, Inc. (A) ..................................... 239 Walnut StClayton Rinderknecht Durbin Company, C. M. (C)........Traction Bide.............. Lawrence Mitchell Eaele-PicheT Sales Co. (B).......... American Bldg......... Joseph Hummel, Jr. Federal Color Laboratories, Inc. (B) ...................................... 4633 Forest Ave., Norwood................ Theodore C. Kiesel Foy Faint Co., The (A).................Mentor A Houston Aves^ Norwood............. G. W. Schneider, Jr. Hardig, Chas. J. (A)...:............. 1111 Harrison Ave...........Chat. J. Hardig Harmeyer A Co., Henry (C) --617 Monmouth St., Newport, Ky...............F. J. Harmeyer Harshaw Chemical Co., The (B).-American Building................ H. E. Nice Hilton-Davis Div., Sterling Drug, Inc. (B) ........... Langdon Rd. A P.R.R., Norwood............. Taylor C. Greenwald Imperial Paper A Color Corn. (B) .................................... 1302 American Bldg.. .Riehard B. Goble Interchemical Corp., Finishes Div. (A)......................Box 17, Evanston Sta..-Henry B. Bond Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).. 1209 First National Bank Bldg., C. J. Weydman Kolb* Paint Co. (A) ......................231 W. 6th St.....................Gene Geisting Melvin Supply Co. (E) ........... 233 Main St........................ W. B. Melvin Nepbam Corp., Geo. S. (B) ........ 1213 American Bldg...........Clyde Burris Mohawk Paint Products, Inc. (A) ..1941 Centra] Ave.......... Harry Inderhees National Lead Company (B)......... 659 Freeman Ave..............H. w, Hundley New Jersey Zinc Co. (B) ........... 604 Guardian Bldg., Cleveland........................ C. A. Berger Newport Industries, Inc. (B) .......American Building............. J. L. Slattery Perry ADerrick Co.,The (A)--908 Central Ave....................F. J. Derrick Pittsburgh Plat* GlassCo. (A)...406 E. Court St....................W. E. Parker Price Hill Paint A Glass Co. () ..3631 Warsaw Ave......... Chas. C. Yeager Reichard-Coulston, Inc. (B).......... 608 First National Bank Bldg., Fred C. Sanders Roettker Co., The B. H. (C)......... 1811 Union Centra] Bldg., B. H. Roettker Saeger-Winstel Co. (E) ................1148 Main St....................A. F. Winstel Shannon Co., The Edw. J. (A) --P. O. Box 40, Norwood--E. J. Shannon Shepherd Chemical Co. (B) ........ Highland Ave., near Orchard, Norwood..........................Lee Shepherd Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) .......... P. O. Box 852........................ A. J. Bitter Standard Ultramarine Co. (B) ... P. O. Box 2166, Huntington, W. Va. Stewart, G. S. (C) .........................17 Glenway, Fort Thomas, Ky.............G. S. Stewart Taylor, Lowenstein A Co., The (B) ......................................606 Gerke Bldg........................M. J. Daly U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ....................621 Evans St.................. Elmer Bulthaup Wilson Paint Co., The (A)............410 Reading Rd............ A. Schreiner, Sr. Zimmerman, C. L. (C) .................. No. 204 Union Terminal Bldg., C. L. Zimmerman CLEVELAND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Cleveland, Ohio President El l is E. Bu s s e (National Lead Co.) Vice-President ............... Au b r ey A. Ha k b e r t (Cleveland Paint A Color Co.) Secretary........... ......... Al l y n K. Th ay er (C. K. Williams A Company) Treasurer.. ............. .................... A. A. Ma ie ik a (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company) 124 NPCA/RI 018481 Firm A ddrctt Representative Advance Solvent* & Chemical Corp. fB) .................................. 505 Society for Saving* Bldg., Norman G. Schabel Aluminum Co. of America (B) --1520 Midland Bldg.............. H. A. Tallon American Can Company {B) .......809 Hanna Bldg-................... F. I. Truxal American Cyanamid A Chemical Corp. (B) ..................Leader Bldg............................ Carl Byron American Oil A Paint Co. (A)---- 9915 Harvard Ave.................C. D. Rogers Anderson-Pricbard Oil Corp. (B).. .31 No. Summit St-, Akron, Ohio...............H. E. Easterday Anebacher-Siegle Corp. (B) ......... Bulkley Bldg........................W. E. Hanaen Arco Company (A) ....................... 7301 Betaemer Ave...........HowardE. Wiae Bakelite Corp. (B) ....................... 1501 Euclid Ave...................R. B. Water* Barrett Division, Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (B)........ 1730 Walworth Ave., S.W., E. H. Shaw Berry Bros, Ine. (A) ....................16309 Clifton Blvd....... Edgar M. Lamkin Binney A Smith Co. (B)............... Ohio Bldg., Akron, Ohio. . .L. W. Reeves Brown Co., The B, J. (B)............Carter Hotel...................Robert G. Curtin Burke Solvents Company (C) --2890 E. 83rd St........... Charles M. Burke Byerlyte Corporation (C) ............2300 W. 3rd St......... F. King Egermeyer Calco Chemical Div., American Cyanamid Co. (BJ ...4500 Euclid Ave................ S. F. Dimlieh Cleveland Paint A Color Co. (A).. 1200 Bolivar Rd..................W. A. Alpera Colledge, Ine., E. W. (C) ........... 616 Guardian Bldg................S. S. Skelton Commercial Solvent* Corp. (B)...12D0 W. 9th St..............A W. Luedeke Continental Can Company <B) ...1721 NBC Bldg................1. F. Roberson Continental Products Co. (A) ......1160 E. 222nd St-------A. H. Mattmueller Davies Can Co., The (B) ............. 8007 Grand Ave......................L. C. Jones Davis Paint Company, Inc. (A).. .3509 King Ave..................... J. D. Tracey Devine Paint A varnish Co., Inc. (A) ...................................... 8810 Besaemer AveGeorge E. Pearce _ Drouillard Co., J. C. (C) ............. 648 Rockefeller Bldg-.-.J. C. Drouillard duPont de Nemours A Co., E. L (B) .......................... '........ 1221 Guardian Bldg...J. A. Frederickson Eagle-Pieher Sales Co. (B) ..........1222 Standard Bldg., John B. Livingstone Empire Varniah Co. (A)............... 2638 E. 76th St............... R. L. Hawkins Evans Lead Corp. (B) .:............... 1200 W. 9th St................. J. A Stratton Excelsior Varniah Works, Inc. (A) ......................................1228 W. 74th St.............. George C. Vick Ferbert-Sehprndorfer Co. (A)....12816 Elmwood Ave...Kenneth E. Clarke Ferro Chemical Corp. (B) ............877 Union Commerce Bldg., ,,. David L. Cable Forbes Varniah Co. (A) ................3800 W. 143rd St................. C. H. Reed Fuller Associates, Ralph L. (C). .616 St. Clair Ave., N.E.. .Carl W. Fuller Garland Company, The <A) ......... 3748 E. 91st St.................... V. L. Wise Genera) Electric Company (B)--4966 Woodland Ave.........Philip E. Doell Gibson-Homans Co. (A) ...............2366 Woodhill Rd.................H. R. Allison Glidden Company, The (A) ........ 11001 Madiaon Ave..............R. J. Cusiek Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., - , Chemical Products Div. (B) --1144 E. Market St, Akron 16, Ohio..................H. C. White Grand Co., H. L. (C) .................. Bulkley Building................. H. L. Grund Hallemite Mfg. Co. (A) ...............2446 W. 25th St, George E. Oatendorf, Sr. Harrington Paint Company (A)... 1630 Collamer Ave.__ N. S. Harrington Harrison Paint A Varniah Co. (A) ......................................1329 Harrison Ave., S. W., Canton 1, Ohio.............. G. G. Walters Harshaw Chemical Co. (B) ..........1945 E. 97th St................... L. F. Ahlman Hercules Powder Company (B) ..864 Union Commerce Bide., Hslton-Davis Div., W. W. Trowel) Sterling Drug, Ine. (B) ........... 2235 Langdon Farm Rd., Cincinnati 12, Ohio Hinz Co., J. H. (C) ....................... Rockefeller Bldg......................J. H. Him Imperial Paper A Color Corp. (B) ...................................535 Bulkley Bldg......... Albert T. Nanovic 126 NPCA/RI 018482 J & L Steel Barrel Co., The (C) . .8806 Crane Ave........W. W. Longfellow Kamin, Fred W. (C) ...................... 1276 W. 3rd St Kellogg k Sons, Inc., Spencer (B)..3039 Berea Rd..............Charles . Lacey Leslie Company, W. B. (C)..........1213 W. 3rd St........ ........Wm. B. Leslie Lino Paint Company (A) ........... 16908 Waterloo Rd................A. H. Ciimo Liquid Plastics Division. Ferro Enamel Corporation (A) .4150 E. Soth St.................. L. H. Miller Mahoning Paint Corp., The (A).. .653 Jones St, Youngstown, Ohio............. H. A. Kelly Master Mechanics Co. <A)........... 209? Columbus Rd. 13...Chas. M. Evans McGean Chemical Co. (B) ............ 1106 Republic Bldg..............W. A. Ritchie Medusa Portland Cement Co. (A).. 1000 Midland Bldg........... O. C. Hubbard Minnesota Mining k Mfg. Co. (A) ..............................P. 0. Box 511, Akron, Ohio. J. S. Cable Monsanto Chemical Co. (B) ........ Hudson, Ohio.......................T. C. Tupper Moore k Co., Benjamin (A) ......... 4400 E. 71st St.....................F. C. Wrede National Lead Co. (B) ................. 1213 W. 3rd St................... E. E. Busae New Jersey Zinc Co. (B) ............. 938 Guardian Bldg........ P. P. Tillinghast Nuodex Products Co., Inc. (B) --1213 W. 3rd St.................A. C. Mueller Ohio Mineral Spirits Co. (C)........ 3520 W. 140th St......... Robt A. Weppner Palmer Supplies Co. (C) ...............1531 W. 25th St.. .-Fred H. Palmer, Jr. Passonno-Buteheon Co. (A) ........ 9808 Meeeh Ave............... R. L. Hutcheon Patteraon-Sargent Co. (A)........... 1325 E. 38th St.................... W. T. Clark Pioneer Mfg. Co. (A) .................... 3053 E. 87th St...................... 0. C. Wehe Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ..3849 Hamilton Ave...R. G. Cunningham Pure Calcium Products Div., Diamond Alkali Company (B).. Painesville, Ohio.................. W. C. Bates Reardon Company, The (A) ........ 13227 Merl Ave. -- Clarence R. Knutsen Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B) --1902 Terminal Tower........ R. H. Coerdt Schill Co., F. W. (C> .................. Rockefeller Bldg..................F. W. Sehill Shell Oil Company, Inc. (B)........ 2012 W. 25th St.................J. G. Gilbert Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ............ 1800 Guildhall Bldg.......... L. T. Statham Smead and Small, Inc. (C)........... 1630 Hanna Bldg...................C. L. Small Smith Company, Werner G. (BJ..2191 W. 110th St........ Fred H. Eberman Standard Oil Company (Ohio) (B) .................................3088 Broadway...........John T. Miles, Jr. Studebaker Chemical Co. (A).......341 Vulcan St, Elyria, Ohio.................. G. E. Wieseke Thompson, Weinman k Co. (B) ...737 Guardian Bldg........... R. S. Raddiffe Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) ___1213 W. 3rd St............. F. R. Hodgson Tremco Mfg. Co., The (A)............. 8701 Kinsman Rd............ W. C. Treuhaft Tropical Paint k Oil Co. (A)............ 1246 W. 70th St................. H. C. Gregg United Carbon Company, Inc. (B) ......................................308 Akron Savings k Loan Bldg., Akron, Ohio...............Wm. A. Maguire Upco Company (A) .......................4805 Lexington Ave...........Dr. F. Selden Vanderbilt Company, R. T. <C) ...619 Guardian Bldg...... Sven Johannisson Velsicol Corporation, The (B) --1900 Euclid Ave................ A. C. Conor 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) ....................Keith Bldg. - Whitlam Mfg. Co., J. C. (A) --West Walnut St, . Wadsworth, Ohio..........J. C. Whitlam Williams k Co., C. K. (B) ........... 1501 Euclid Ave..............Allyn K. Thayer Witco Chemical Co. (B) ...............616 St. Clair Ave., N.E., C. A. Hemmingway Wooster Brush Co. (B) ...............Wooster, Ohio................ Clifford P. Foss COLORADO PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Denver, Colorado President J. G. Mc Mu r t r y (McMurtry Mfg. Co.) Vice-President A. G. Har d y (Pittsburgh Plate Glaas Co.) Secretary Fid Bo r c h a r d t Treasurer (General Paint Corp.) . H. M. Bar t o n (Mountain k Plain Paint Co.) 126 Ii NPCA/RI 018483 Firm Addrett Reprctentalive American Can Co. (B) ............... Z425 Blake St.................W. A. Landgraf Cassidy-Hicks Wall Paper Co. (C) ....................................... 1721 Lawrence St.......... Charles Cassidy Colorado Paint Co. (A) ............... 3551 Blake St....................Don H. Lemen Continental Can Co. (B) ............. 241 So. Cherokee St..................J. B. Gray Denver Fire Clay Co. (C) ............P. 0. Box 5510...............J. Claire Evans Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc. (A)... 1624 Broadway....................Chas. Roland Florman Mlg. Co. (A) .................919 Bannock St.................A. Will Mayer General Paint Corn. (A) ............1101 Broadway St.............Sid Borchardt Guiry Bros. Wall Paper A Paint Co. (C) ............................ 1435 Court Place....................R. J. McKay Herr Co., Louis H. <C).................. 670 Gas A Electric Bldg.. .Louis H. Herr Judy & Co., Wm. C. (C) ...............202 Sugar Bldg...................Wm. C. Judy Kohler-McLister Paint Co. <A 1...1275 Osage St................Frank McLister McMurtry Mfg. Co. (A) ...............1533 Arapahoe St... .Wm. R. McFarland Moore & Co., Benjamin (A) ........ 2500 Walnut St...........Frank A. Traylor Mountain A Plain Paint Co. (A).. 1624 Arapahoe St............ H. M. Barton National Lead Co. (B) .................. 670 Gas A Electric Bldg........ W. B. Sale Petroleum Specialties, Inc. (C)... Peters Rd. at D. T. A 1. R. R., Flat Rock. Mich... .Stewart A. Fenner 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.....................R. B. Morris Wesco Waterpaints. Inc. (A)........ Good Hope, La.................... Larry Fraley DETROIT PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Detroit, Michigan President............... . - ....... WT. M. Ru s s el l (Monsanto Chemical Co.) Vice-President G. H. Ro ber t s o n (Acme White Lead A Color Works) Secretary................................. .................. M. R. Mat t es o n (403 W. Baltimore Ave.) Treasurer.............. ...................................... L. J. Har d in g (Boydell Bros. White Lead A Color Co.) Firm Addrttt . Representative Acme White Lead A Color Works (A) .................................8250 St. Aubin Ave. -- G. H. Robertson Ainslie Varnish Company (A) --4600 High St., Ecorse 18, Mich., Harold Ainslie Aluminum Company of 610 New Center America (B) ..............................Bldg. (2) ................ S. H. Knowlton American Agricultural Chemical Company (B) ............................ P. O. Box 2458.................G. B. Delaney American Can Company (B) ......623 New Center Bldg........A. L. Hartung American Cyanamid A Chemical Corp. <B) .................. 931 Fisher Bldg................ G. B. HorsfuU Armstrong Company, The (A) ...241 So. Post Ave.............G. C. McCarten B-B Paint Corporation (A) .......... 2201 No. Dort Highway, Flint, Mich........................John Brahoe Baker A Collinson (C) ...................6545 Georgia Ave.......... Vemer Collinson Barrett Division, The, Allied Chemical A Dye Corp. (B)........ 1200 Zug Island Rd........-- H. G. Deters Berry Bros., Inc. (A) ..................... 211 Leib St..............................A. Kieroan Boydell Brothers White Lead A Color Co. (A) ........................ 432 E. Lafayette Ave........C. W. Boydell Brown Co., The R. J. (B)............. 6525 Georgia Ave............. Charles Berry Cadillac Wall Paper Co. (E) .......531 Randolph St....................Fred Baker Calco Chemical Division, American Cyanamid Co. (B) ...4500 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio................ S. Dimlich Colledge, E. W,, General Sales Agent, Inc. (C) ...............1032 Lafayette Bldg., Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) ..1900 E. Jefferson Ave......... C. R. Sutton Continental Can Co., Inc. (B)....... 1900 E. Jefferson Ave........R. A. Discher 127 *9P r.T.- NPCA/RI 018484 Cook Flint A Varnish Co. (A) ...3301 Bourke St....................... S. M. Cox J. B. deBauernfeind Detrex Corp. (C) ........................... 14331 Woodrow Wilson___E. W. Turner Detroit Ann. of Credit Men (0 -2111 Woodwird Ave........ L. E. Phelan Detroit Graphite Co. (A) ............ 550 12th St........................E. C. Roberts DeVilbiu Company, The (B)........ 2865 East Grand Blvd., Harold Cunningham Devoe A Raynoldi Co., Inc. (A)...3632 Woodward Av*...........L. J. Deshano Dibble Color Co. (A)....................1497 E. Grand Blvd.......... E. W. Fanner Dicalite Company, The (B) ..........1422 Maceabet Bldg............. I. J. Snider Ditzler Color Div., . Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) 8000 W. Chicago Blvd.......... W. T. Utley Dolphin Paint A Varnish Co., The (A)............................. 5600 Bishop........................ H. N. Hansen Donahue Varnish Co., The F. J. (A) 10686 Knodell Ave.............James H. Hill Dow Chemical Co., The (B)..........932 Fisher Bldg..............F. H. Yost, Jr. Dunn-Rainey Co., The (A)........... 14471 Livernois Ave...............G. W. Dunn duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I. (A) .................................... 5238 General Motors Bldg., R. C. Williams duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc...... E. I., Pigment Dept (B)........... 1221 Guardian Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio--George W. Johnson Eagle Paint Works (A) ................ 110 No. Waterman Ave..........W. Carroll Eagle-Picher Sales Co., The (B) ..16?? W. Fort St.................. H. B. Taylor Ecclestone Chemical Co., The (C). .2669-76 Guoin St..........."E. C. Ecclestone Epworth Mfg. Co. <C) ................ 6587 Epworth Bldg.................C. W. Zink Fisher Wall Paper Co. (E) .......... 5840 Woodward................C. H. Woodrow Flint Paint A Varnish Co. (A) --426 Detroit St, Flint, Mich................... W. S. McClure Fraser Paint Co. (A) ................ 2475 Hubbard Ave............. W. E. Hanes Gag* Products Co. (C) ................ 22750 Woodward Ave., Ferndale 20, Mich............ G. W. Dahl Gagnier Paint Co. (E) ..................164 E. Congress St..............C. B. French Genie, Theodore F. (C) ................ 603 Fisher Bldg.........Theodore F. Gehle Glidden Co., The (A) .................. 7502 Woodward Ave........ J, B. Gillespie Grow Solvent Co., Inc. (C)............14100 Stansbury Ave................R. E. Grow HAH Supply Co. (C).................. 17170 Redford Ave....... C. L. Heiserman Harshaw Chemical Co., The (B) -. .9240 Hubbel Ave..................E. A.Steeger Harvey, C. R. (C) .........................802 New Center Bldg........... C. R. Harvey Hercules Powder Co. (B)............. 628 Fisher Bldg....................... P. F. Robb Hess Co., Cbas. W. (C) ..................1900 E. Jefferson Ave--Chas. W." Hess Heyden Chemical Corp. (B) ........ Hinde A Dauch Paper 393 7th Av*..........................W. H.Spreen Co., The (C)...............................13870 W. Chicago Blvd..........C. U. Harvey Holland Color A Chemical Co. (B) ........................................337 College Ave., Holland, Mich.............C. R. Trueblood Holland A Son, Int, Harry (C).. .1941 W. Fort St........... W. I. MacDonald Holt*, F. J. (E) ..............................2309 Gratiot Ave....................F. J. Holt* Howell, E. R. (C.) .........................3478 Bewick Av*..................E. R.Howell Hueston, C. L. (C) .........................1998 Glendale.................... C. L. Hueston Imperial Paper A Color Corp., Pigment Color Div. (B)............. 2842 W. Grand Blvd.. .A. F. de Ravjgnon Industrial Coating Engineers (C1..410 Boulevard Bldg................John Zolad Inland Steel Container Co. (B1...529 Fisher Bldg................ T. J. McIntosh Johns-Manville Sales Corp. (B) . . .8S2 Fisher Bldg...... Richard J. Armberg Jones>Dabney Company, Div. ._ of Devoe A Reynolds, Inc. (A) Caniff A G.T.R.R................G. K. Graves Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B). 1105 National Bank Bldg__ J. A. Miller Mac-O-Lac Faint A Varnish Works (A)....................5400 E. Nevada Ave.................D. Rogers Matteson, M. R. (C).......................403 W. Baltimore Ave.. .M. R. Matteson McKenzie Cooperage Co. (C) ....... 6100 Buchanan Ave........ W. R. McKenzie Minnesota Mining A Mfg. Co. (A) .............................................411 Piquette ........................... D. A. Justus 128 NPCA/RI fririTwrr-' , Monsanto Cheraiea) Co. (B)..........827 Fiaher Bldg................. W. M. Russell Moser & Son, Inc., George E. (C) ..2961 Penobscot Bldg...... Hilton D. Moser National Aniline Div., Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (C) ....16839 Baylis Ave............. S. V. Cottrell National Can Corp. (B)................ 506 Donovan Bldg.......... J. K. Stevenson National Lead Co. fB) ..................1627 W. Fort St.......... Arthur R. Millas Neilson Chemical Co. <C) .............6564 Benson Ave................R. F. Neilson Peerless Cement Corp. (A) ........ 1144 Free Press Bldg., Frank K. Steadman Peninsular Chemical 6795 Fast 9 Mile Road, Products Co. (A) ....................... Van Dyke, Mich................ C. J. Weine Petroleum Specialties, Inc. (C) --P- 0. Box 107, Flat Rock, Mich............. S. D. Fenner Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ...6045 Hamilton Ave................ A. J. Roche Plastic Products Co. (A) ...............6475 Georgia Ave...................R. S. Collins Pontiac Paint Mfg. Co., Inc. (A).. 17-19 S. Perry St., Pontiac, Mich...... Raymond A. Tubbs Pontiac Varnish Co. (A)...............30 Brush St., Pontiac, Mich................ C. H. Hutchins Porter Co., Inc., H. K. (B) ..........642 Brook Bldg............ Herbert J. Moore Preserve Surface Co., Inc. (A) --6315 E. Seven Mile Rd., Clarence R. Weed Reichard-Coulston Co. (B) ..........8747 Brandt St., Dearborn, Mich..........W. W. Van Wey Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B) --601 Woodward Heights Blvd., Ferndale Station..........P. L. Swisher Resinous Products * 222 W. Washington Sq., Chemical Corp. (B)................... Philadelphia 5, Pa........... K. P. Alcorn Rinsbed Mason Co. (A) ................ 5936 Milford Ave....... Frederick G. Weed Rogers Chemical Corp. (A) ........ 9729 Conant Ave...................... D. Rogers Saginaw Paint Mfg. Co. (A) ...... 344 W. Genesee St., Saginaw, Mich..............R. R. Campau Savogran Company, The (A)........ 1631 North Vernon, Dearborn, Mich.................R, W.Hartley Schermerhorn Paint Products, Inc., (A) ....................................1521 Hilton Rd., Ferndale P. O...George Schermerhorn Schmieg Industries (C)........ ....... 308 Piquette St.................. John Schmieg Schroeder Paint & Glass Co. (E1..5914 12th St.....................O. J. Finsland Schumacher, J. W. (C)..................17559 Pennington Dr., J. W. Schumacher Seibert Varnish Co. (A)................ 6455 Strong Ave................... G. M.Seibert Sharpies Chemicals, Inc. (B)........ 4700 Biddle Ave., Wyandotte, Mich.............W. D. Mecum Shell Oil Company, Inc. (B)........154 Bagley Ave.....................C. W. Irwin Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A1...2631 Woodward Ave..........R. M. Dunbar Sikorski, Peter P. (C) ................... bo x 3626, Highland Park, Peter P. Sikorski Socony Vacuum Oil Co. (C),........ 903 W. Grand Blvd....... J. H. Lyons, Jr. Solventol Chemical Products, Inc. (C) ..................................... 15841 Second Ave................ M. A.Kenney Standard Detroit Paint Co. <A) ...6138 Lyndon Ave....................B. J. Gooel Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (C>.. 1011 4th St........................... J. M. Miller Standard Pt. A Var. Co., Ltd. <C)..845 Wyandotte, West Windsor, Ont..........J. L. Straith Stark Company, J. W. (C) ........... 804 New Center Bldg............. E. C. Stark Swenson Engineering A Mfg. Co., Inc. (C)............................... 2615 12th St-............ Js.mes W. Swenson Terminal Sales Corp. (C) ........... 8501 Brandt Ave., Dearborn, Mich..........E. W. Jamieson Thorp-Hambrock Co., Ltd. (C)__ 444 Hanna St., _ ,t . ,, East Windsor, Ont..........J. B. Rohrer Truscon Laboratories (A)........... Caniff & G.T.R.R........... Dr. R. A. Plumb United Chromium. Inc. (Al ........2751 . Jefferson Ave....... H. D. McLeese U. S. Industrial Chemicals,Inc. (B11448 Wabash Ave................ Fred Henley Valentine* Co. (A).......................350 12th St......................... E. J. Koldhoff Velsicol Corporation (B) ............. !08 Boulevard Bldg.............. G. J. Mayer Western Solvents * 129 NPCA/RI 018486 ..... ....... 4 Chemicals Co. (C)......................6472 Selkirk Ave............. D. G. Nethercot White A Co., W. J. (B).................. 467 Amsterdam Ave., Myron S. Steinberg Wyandotte Paint Product! Co. (A) ......................................1430 Sycamore St., Wyandotte, Mich............. C. W. Oliver GOLDEN GATE PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Sen Francisco, California President ......................................................Caucus H. So n d h au s (National Lead Co.) Vice-Preident...................... ................................... A. Lew Hil l ma n (W. P. Fuller & Co.) Secretary-Treasurer......................................................... V. A. St r o m (Griffin Chemical Co.) Executive Secretary.................................................... Geo . Wo r r el l (Hear*t Bldg.) Firm Addreti .Representative Abbott Co., S. L. (C)......................135 King St.......................... S. L. Abbot Aluminum Co. of America (B)---- Ruse Blag...............................H. W. Flye American Can Co. (B) ................ Ill Sutter St......................H. E. Lindsey American Cyanamid A Chemical Corp. (B) ....................116 New Montgomery St...Paul E. Ochs American Marine Paint Co. (A)...311 California St................John Parker American Sponge A Chamois Company, Inc. (C) ....................246 Mission St............... Samuel C. Ness Atkins, Kroll A Co. (C) ...............230 California St................J. H. Jeffrey Barrett Div., The, Allied Chemical A Dye Corp. (B).........116 New Montgomery St..Earl J. Willis Bowles Printing Corp. (B)............75 3rd St........................ Sam 0. Bowles Boysen Company, Walter N. (A) ..42nd A Linden Sts., Oakland, Calif..........Walter N. Boysen Braun-Knecbt-Heimann Co. (C)-.-1400 16th St....................A. N. Oppedal Brown Co., Andrew (A).................244 California St (11)--Jay S. Conley Browning Co., S. (C) ....................1515 3rd St............. Edgar S. Browning Batcher Co., L. H. <C) ................ 15th A Vermont Sts............... John Kirby By-Chemical Products Co. (C)---- 750 Natoma St..............Ed. A. Thompson Calco Chemical Div., Pigment Dept, American Cyanamid Co. (B) ....................................... 75 Market St, Oakland 7, Calif............... L. C. Green California Ink Co., Inc., The (A)..545 Sansome St..................H. L. Miner Carbide A Carbon Chemicals Corp. (C).................. 114 Sansome St.........Matthew H. Scott Chemical A Pigments Co., Inc., The (B) ............................. 766 50th Ave., Oakland 1, Calif.............E. L. Ralston Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) ...110 Sutter St............. E. W. Bacigalupi Continental Can Co., Inc. (B) --155 Montgomery St -- Geo. L. McCann Continental Paint Co. (A) ............164 So. Park.....................John R. Tsdson Dannebaum Faint Co. (A)........... 2046 Market St____Mrs. C. Dannenbaum De Boom Paint Co. (A) ............... 1060 Bryant St.................... C. L. Witsel De Vilbiss Co., The (B).................831 Howard St.................... C. E. Fosler Dill Div., Marshall, Witeo Chemical Co. (B) ....................... 24 Bluxome St...................Marshall Dill Doidge-Koren Paint Co. (A) -------Alemany A Bayshore Blvds., R. M. Koren Dorward A Sons Co. (C)............... 64 Pine St.........................................D. C.Dorward Duncan Co., C. L. (C) ....................1001 17th St...................... C. L. Duncan Dunne Co., Frank W. (A) ............41st A Linden Sts., Oakland 8, Calif.............W. L. Turner duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I., (A) .................................. 235 Second St................ John T. Edgerly Dutch Paint Co. (A)......................325 Sacramento St (11)..R. M. Mueller Fuller A Co., W. P. (A)...............301 Misson St.................................. A. H.Brawner General Paint Corp. (A) ...............2627 Army St................S. C. Rasmussen Gilbreath Chemical Co. (C) ........ 383 Brannan St..................................R. I.Gilbreath 130 NPCA/RI 018487 Glidden Co. of Calif., The (A) ....1300 Seventh St................... L. Ehrke Goldberg Paint Co., ,, - ,.. Garrett M. (A> ...........................1019 Mission St................G. M. Goldberg Griffin Chemical Co. (C) ............... 1000 16th St.................... Everett Griffin Harlan Associates (A) .................11 Duboce Ave..................Hal. R. Harlan Hawkes, Frank E. (C) ................ 681 Market St.............. Frank E. Hawkes Hawxhurst A Co. (C)....................Mills Tower............ L. S. Hawxhurst, Jr. Hercules Powder Co. (B)............. 226 Bush St., Standard Oil Bldg.. .Frank H. Crymes Horn Company Div., A. C., Sun Chemical Corp. (A) .................. 252 Townsend St............... Fred Sumner Imperial Paper A Color Corp., Pigment Color Div. (B) ........... 56 New Montgomery St, F. A. Anderson Industrial Products Mfg. Co. (A) ..6th A Hooper Sts................... T. F. Lane Interchemical Corp., Finishes Div. (A) .................................... 1073 Howard St...................W. M. Powers Kunst Brothers (A) ......................419 Bayshore Blvd.................Chas. Kunst Lott Co., J. L. (C) ....................... 383 Brannan St.......................J. L. Lott Lynch * Co., A. J. (C) ...............170 Division St..................Henry P. Jones Martin, Hoyt A Milne (C)............. Merchants Exchange Bldg...W. J. Hoyt Mathews Paint Co. (A) ...............1118 Mission StChester W. Rensink - Monsanto Chemical Co. (B) ........ 100 Bush St.....................Edward Shuler Morwear Paint Co., Inc. (A)........ 568 14th St., Oakland 12, Calif...Maurice Friedman Muralo Co., Inc., The (A)........... 616 Townsend St...........W. E. Causbrook Nason A Co., R. N. (A).................151 Potrero Ave.....................W. W. Holt National lead Co. (B) ................ 2240 24th St..........................J. L. Caruth New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) --1205 Merchants Exch. Bldg, R. S. Beall Oronite Chemical Co. (C)............. Russ Bldg........................... 7w. M. Burge Pacific Paint A Varnish Co. (A)..544 Market St.............L. M. DuCommun Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp. (B)...62 Townsend St..................Peter Angitis Paraffine Companies, Inc., The (A) ......................................475 Brannan St..................... L. K. Bishop Peabody A Co., Henry W. (C) ....230 California St........ G. A. Gumbrecht Pitts A Loughlin (C) ....................311 California St............W. C. Loughlin Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ..1125 Castro St., Oakland 12, Calif.. .Harold H. Sheldon Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Morck Brush Div. (B) ............. 236 8th St.................... Frank F. Tippitt Reardon Co. of Calif., The (A) ...1045 Bryant St....................J. G. Hoehn Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B).......Linden Ave., South San Francisco__ M. W. Reese Rheem Manufacturing Co. <C) ...Chesley Ave. A South Pacific R.R., - Richmond, Calif...................C. E. Root Roesling A Co., The R. J. (C)........ 244 California St............... N. J. Roesling Schmidt Lithograph Co. (C)........ 461 Second St........... Herbert J. Cardoza Shell Chemical Div., Shell Union Oil Corp. (C) ............... 100 Bush St....................... S. S. Lawrence Shell Oil Co. (B) .......................... 3rd and Army Sts...;...Jerry Landweer Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ........... 1450 Sherwin Ave., Oakland 8, Calif__ E. T. Housekeeper Socony Paint Product Co. <A)--417 Montgomery St...A. M. Christisner Standard Oil Co. of Calif. (C) .....225 Bosh St.................... J. D. Tahaney Stauffer Chemical Co. (C) ............624 California St, Richard N. Nason, Jr. Synthetic Iron Color Co. (B)........ P. O. Box 1147, Tide Water Associated Oil Co., Richmond, Calif........... L. L. Bradeson Associated Div. (C) .................. 79 New Montgomery St____J. H. Lynch Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) ....... 350 Townsend St............R. L. Wharton Truasler Paint Co. (A) ............... 215 San Jose Ave., San Jose, Calif.............. A. F. Trussler Tweedy. Cole A De Graf (C) ........ 16 California St.................. Roy P. Cole Union Oil Co. of Calif. (C) .........425 First St.................... A. R. Craddock Weseo Waterpaints, Inc. (A) .......5th and Grayson Sts., Berkeley 2, Calif.............C. D. Gifford Western Can Co. (C)....................17th A Rhode Island St., Harold Schueler Williams A Co. of Calif., 131 NPCA/R1018488 C. K. (B).................................... 4650 Shellmound St., Emeryville 6, Calif........ Verne Frazee Wood Company, Paul W. (C) ...... 350 Townsend St.............. Paul W. Wood Yates and Smart Paint Co. (A).. .450 Fifth St......................... Dave Smart HOUSTON PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Houston. Texas President .......................................E. B. Mc Cu l l o u g h (Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc.) Vice-President ..............................H. M. Ku h n (Kuhn Paint Co.) Secretary-Treasurer. .........................................Car l F. Mu r r ay (Napko Paint and Varnish Works) Firm Addrttt Repretentative Aluminum Co. of America (B)--1806 Commerce Bldg., W. E. Moerscbell, Jr. American Mineral Spirits (C) -- Port & Summers Sts., Corpus Christi, Tex..John A. Bartlett American Zinc Sales Co. (B)........ 1201 Commerce Ave................. J. Coulson Border States Distributing Company <A) ............................. P. O. Box 9206, Central Park Sta__ Thomas G. Meeks Briner Paint Mfg. Co. (A)........... 3713 Agnes St, Corpus Christi, Tex..George A. Briner Bute Company, James (E) ........... P. O. Box 1779..................J. Barry York Cook Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ....................................... P. O. Box 3088................... M. S. Fellers duPont de Nemours A Co., Pigment Div. (B)...................... 442 First National Bank Bldg................ Roy E. Troutman duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I. (A) ................................. 2219 McKinney Ave................. J. S. Crow Glidden Company, The (A) ..........700 Travis St..................... Harvey Pace Harhaw Chemical Co. (B) ........... Mellie Esperson Bldg....... T. H. Petersen Horn Company of Texas, A. C. (A) .................................... P. 0. Box 1686....................C. E. Lambert Kuhn Paint Company (A) ........... P. 0. Drawer 2218... .Harry M. Kuhn Napko Paint 4 varnish Works (A) ........................... 406 North 79th St........ Alfred J. Knapp Paragon PaintCompany (A) ........ 72 Heights Blvd................. A. L. Huntley Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)--P. 0. Box 2555.........................H. Moussa Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc. (BJ.......2301 Commerce St--E. B. McCullough Rheem Manufacturing Co. (B) --1401 Lockwood.................. Lewis L. Lane Ribelin Distributing Co., The Roy A. (C) ........................619 M. 4 M. Bldg.............Roy A. Ribelin Shell Union Oil Company, Shell Chemical Division (C) --P. 0. Box 2627........ .'........E. R. Scoggins Shepherd Chemical Co. (B) ......... 2812 Center St..................... A. S. Baroda Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) --1400 Main St.......................... J. A. Till Socony Paint Products Co. (A)... P. 0. Box 2848, Beaumont, Texas........ C. J. Lockwood South Texas Cotton Oil Co. (B)...Z405 Collingsworth St, P. 0. Box 337........... C. M. Buhler, Jr. Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C) ......................................2600 Crockett St, P. 0. Box 4657............D. W. Skillern Western Dry Color Co. (B) ......... P. 0. Box 99.................. Joseph E. Russell Woolsey Paint 4 Color Co., C. A. (A)....................................43 San Jacinto St......... A. M. Goodyear INDIANAPOLIS PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Indianapolis, Indiana President Fr a n k GERKE (Sargent-Gerke Co.) Vice-President JOHK SCOTT (Lilly Varnish Co.) Secretary-Treasurer......................................................... B. R. Wo o d (American Can Company) 132 NPCA/R1 018489 Firm Addreis Seprnmtative Aluminum Co. of America (B) --1004 Merchant* Bank Bldg1-, G. L. Brinlcworth American Can Company (B) .......614 Merchants Bank Bldg....B. R. Wood Anderson-Priehard Oil Corp. (B)..3206 Martindale Ave.............. D. A. Fay Burdsal Co., The A. (A) ...............206 South Capitol Ave., Charles Carpenter Carter Paint Company (A) ........ 310 N. Main St, Liberty, Ind.......................C. 0. Porter Commercial Solvents Corp. <B) -- 49 Central Ave., Cincinnati 2, Ohio--P. M. Broderick Eagle-Pieher Co.. The'(B) ..........4112 Otterbein Ave..................J. Growcock Hatfield Paint Co. (C) ............... 29 East Maryland St, W. H. Steinbarger Hoffman, August (Cl ....................407 Majestic Bldg.........August Hoffman Hooaier Solvents 4 Chemical Corp. (Cl ...................................1650 Luett Ave.................... R. C. Nicholls Indiana Naval Stores Co. (C).......403 W. 17th St..............Theodore Corbin Indianapolis Paint A Color ' Co. (A) ........................................640 North Capitol Ave...........B. J. Smith Lilly Varnish Company (A).......... 666 S. California St.................John Scott National Lead Company (B) .......RR 16, Box 314G................ C. J. Surman Perfection Paint 4 Color Co. (A).. 715-19 E. MarylandAve., George Gable Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --59 S. State St..................... H. D. Bishop Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B).......717 First National Bank Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio...............w. J. Deeks Sargent-Gerke Co., The (A) ........ 323 W. 15th St., P. O. Box 729..................W. H. Gerke Sargent Paint Co., Harry G. (A) ..35 N. East St.............. Harry G. Sargent Schaefer Varnish Co., Inc., The (A) ......................................101 W. 49th St.................. J. B. McGuire Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) -- 115th Sc Cottage Grove Ave.. Chicago, 01.......................G. R. O'Shea Standard Enamel St Paint Corp. (A) ...................................2158 N. Sherman Dr............... Will Wade Superior Oil Co., Inc. (B) ............560 Dorman St...................R. F. Johnson U. S. Industrial Alcohol Company (B) ............................ P. O. Box 665, Louisville, Ey..................L. E. Hogan KANSAS CITY PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President . . Kansas City, Missouri ............................................... W. H. Ed g in c t o n (Davit Paint Co.) Vice-President .............................................J. F. Cav an au g h (Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.) Secretary..........................................................................Jay To bv s (Tnemec Co.. Inc.) Treasurer ................... A*NEX H. Ha u CK (Abner-Hood Chemical Co.) Ftrot Address Representative Abner-Hood Chemical Co. (C) --507-517 N. Montgall Ave., Cnas. S. Ross Aluminum Co. of America (B) --2306 Power 4 Light Bldg., A. L. Larson American Asphalt Roof Corn. (A) ...................................15th 4 Blue River.............. Holmes Doyle American Can Company (B> .......911 East 14th St., North Kansas City..........Tom Kennedy Anthony Mfg. Co. (A) .................7206 Central St..................................Wm.Anthony Battenfeld Grease 4 Oil Corp. Waterproofing Division (A) --3138 Roanoke Road:--P. C. Battenfeld Campbell Finishing Products Co., M. L. (A)............................ 708 East 19th St.................... M. O. Fails Continental Can Co., Inc. (B) --1400 Guinotte Ave................ N. M. Potts Cook Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A)__ P. O. Box 389................. H. H. McLucas Davis Paint Co. (A) ..................... 14th 4 Iron Sts., N. Kansas City, Mo., L. O. Hawkinson DeVilbiss Company (B) ...............606 City Bank Bldg.............A. A. Lafluer Devoe 4 Raynolds Co., Inc. (A). 3358 Main St.................................. GeorgeMerwin 133 NPCA/RI 018490 Downey Box Co., C. F. (B)........... 14th 4 Iron Sts., N. Kansas City, Mo...... Chas. Downey duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I. {A) .................................... 2101 Canal Port Ave., Chicago, 111........................ R. P. Enstin Eagle-Picher Sales Co. (B) ........ 1721 Minnesota Ave., Kansas City, Kan.............C. N. Lovene Great Western Paint Mfg. Co. (A) ......................................1207 West 11th St...........F. N. Redheffer Industrial Products Mfg. Co. (A) ..1208 Iron St., N. Kansas City, Mo--Geo. C. Henson Kansas City Barrel 4 Package Co.. The (C)................ 1336 Jasper St., - N. Kansas City 16, Mo., Ed. C. Hauber Kennedy Sales Co., John T. (0 .2539 Southwest Blvd........Thos. Kennedy Lawrence Paper Co. (B)...............4638 Mill Creek Blvd.........Fred McCool Mepham Corp., Geo. S. (B)..........2001 Lynch Ave., Mid-Continent Paint 4 E. St. Louis, 111.............W. D. Nichols Lacquer Mfg. Co. (A)...............1731 Central Ave.......... Fred B. Nichols Morton-Myer Co. (C) .................... 519 Commerce Bldg..............D. L. Morton National Lead Co. (6) .................. 1406 W. 13th St...................Jess Henrie Osage Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A>...720 Kansas Ave., Kansas City, Kan............ H. E. Koehn Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) .. .125 W. 5th St.................Frank E. Dugan Reardon Company (A) ................. 7324 Euclid St.................... H. G. Walker Reynolds Metals Co. (B) ................617 Dwight Bldg.................. J. R. Wright Seidlits Paint 4 Varnish Co, (A). .18th 4 Garfield Sts., P. 0. Box 37..................C. N. Seidlitx Sewall Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A) ..1009 W. 8th St..................E. Ross Kyger Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ............1520 Grand Ave.................A. W. Everett Sherwood 4 Co., Inc. (C) .............3333 Roanoke Road....... A. A. Sherwood Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C) ..................... 2915 Southwest Blvd., Frank Cavanaugh Tnemec Co., Inc. (A) ....................3122 Roanoke Road............... A. C. Bean Waggener Paint Co. (A) ............. 10th Ave. 4 Burlington Sts., N. Kansas City, Mo........... A. W. Cook Wesco Waterpaints, Inc. (A) .......300514 N. Robinson St., Oklahoma City, Okla........L. V. Fraley Western Dry Color Co. (B) ........ 52d 4 Wallace Sts., Chicago, III................... Lawrence Reid KNOXVILLE PAINT CLUB Knoxville, Tennesaee President............. . Howa mi Ru mb l e y (Woodruff Hardware Co.) Vice-President . . .. ... Mu r r a y Wil s o n (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Secretary-Treasurer (Spencer Kellogg 4 Sons, Inc.) Firm Address duPont de Nemours 4 Co., Fr e d C. Cr u z i Representative E. I. (A) .................................. Western Ave......................... Bob McCann Glidden Company, The (A)........... 319 Wall Ave.................Harold Williams Johnston Paint Company, - R. F. (A).................................... 515 Market St.................. Harry Monroe Kellogg 4 Sons, Inc., Spencer (B). .Box 2202............................Fred C. Cruze Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)...207 Hume St..................... H. G. Kentxel Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) ...314 S. Gay St............................Tom Ford LOS ANGELES PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION President Loa Angeles, California ......... S. T. Da h l (S. T. Dahl Co.) Vice-President (Leon Finch Ltd.) Secretary-Treasurer .................. (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Le o n Fin c h L. F. Th e u r e r Executive Secretary . (2714 S. Hill St.) So l Smit h 134 w'lM. +.iwuqa' NPCA/Rl 018491 Firm Addreti Representative A. A S. Paints, Inc. (A) ...............105 N. Robertson St., Beverly Hills, Calif........Jack Stockton Abbott Company, S. L. (C) ........800 S. Santa Fe Ave...........Milton Dyke American Can Company (B) ........ 4815 Santa Fe Ave...........Tom Creswiek American Cyanamid A . ,, _ Chemical Carp. (3) ..................Aiusa, .......................... Jobn Ston* Arco Co. of Calif., Ltd. (A)........ 745 E. 59th St....................... T. J. Phipps Atlas Paint * Varnish Co. (A)... .1922 E. Gage Ave..................Knox Price Bakelite Corp. (B) ...................... 1709 W. 8th St.............. H. W. Greenhood Bauer Company, J. E. (A) ........... 1021 N. Mission Rd.............. J. E. Bauer Bice Co., John K. (C>..:.............. 440 Seaton St........................ John K. Bice Binks Manufacturing Co. (B) --238 W. 15th St....................... J. E. Roche Boston Varnish Co. (A) .............. 419 E. 3rd St......... Henry A. Hendriksen Bradley Paint Co., E. A. (A)....3208 Union Pacific Blvd...E. A. Bradley Braun Corporation (C) ................. 2260 E. 15th St................. H. J. Bensinger Brown Co., Andrew (A) ............... 5431 S. Riverside Dr....... Andrew Brown Butcher Company, L. H. (C) .......2628 E. Olympic Blvd...........Ray Kramer Calco Chemical Div., ..... . _ ,, . ,,, American Cyanamid Co. (B1. . 1855 Industrial St................... H. L. Oak California Ink Co., Inc. (A)......... 1136 Maple Ave..................... C. D. Leigh Carbide A Carbon Chemical _ Coro. (C) .................................. 2305 E. 52nd St....................... A. C. Rosa Coast Paint A Chemical Co. (A) ...1507 Grande Vista Ave...... J. N. Schien Columbia Varnish Co. (A) ........... 2460 E. 24th St.................. Osmund Olsen Continental Can Co. (B) ..............3820 Union Pacific Blvd....... Jack Quenell Dahl Company, S. T. (C) ............ 2445 Hunter St....................... S. T. Dahl Davis Co., Frank D. (B) ..............7125 Santa Monica Blvd., Frank D. Davis Desmond Brothers Paint Co. (A).1826 W. 54th St........... William Desmond Dill Div., Marshal], Witco Chemical Co. (B) ........... 2465 Porter St.................E. F. Strakosch Duncan Company, C. L. (C)........840 E. 60th St.................... W. S. Johnson duPont de Nemours A Co., E. I., Pigment Dept. (B)........... 840 E. 60th St............... J. Shrawder, Jr. Finch, Lt, Leon (A) .................. 728 E. 59th St.....................................LeonFinch Falter A Co., W. P. (A)................ 135 N. Los Angeles St...........H. B. Wilson General Paint Corp. <A) ...............544 Mateo St....................... L. F. Perrine Griffin Chemical Co. (C) ............. 555 S. Flower St................H. C. Colrrave Hsrshaw Chemical Co. IB) ..........609 S. Grand St..................... H. L. Haney Henry Asphalt Co. (A)................ 801 E. 61st St.....................................Wm.Henry Hercules Powder Co. (B) ............. 530 W. 6th St........................ R. S. Glover Hotladay A Chase. Inc. (A)..........3308 E. Pico Blvd..............................ClairNolan Horn Jeffery* A Co. (B) ...............916 W. Lake St.................R. D. Gregory Imperial Paper A Color Corp. (B) .................................. 56 New Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif...Fred A. Anderson India Paint A Lacquer Co. (A) --5894 S. Central Ave........ W. W. Seamon Industrial Oil Products Corp. IB) ...................................5641 S. Riverside Dr___ Milo C. Matticks Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B1..555 S. Flower St.............. R. G. Bennett Laucks. Inc- I. F. (A) ..................859 E. 60th St......................C. C. Chaffer Lewis Paint Products Co. <A) --3240 Mines Ave..................Geo. W. Lewis Lynch A Co.. A. J. (C) .................. 2424 Enterprise St., Wesley Cadwallader McCloskey Varnish Co. (A)........ 5501 E. Slauson Ave.......... M. J. Bonham Maritime Laboratories (A) ........ 339 W. Rosecrsns St., Compton, Calif;........ John S. Cameron Mathews Paint Co., Inc. (A) .......600 San Ferande Rd., P. O. Box 208, Sta. "A", J. H. Kelleher Mefford Chemical Co. (C)............. 1028 Santa Fe Ave.............. H. A. Mefford Muralo Co., Inc. (A) ....................4890 Pacific Blvd.................E. H. Avenk Nason A Co., R. N. (A) ............. 2201 Barrancos St........ Elmer N. Pearson National Lead Co., of Calif. (B)..932 Wilson St.........................H. S. Irwin National Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ......................................2935 E. Washington Blvd., S. C. Spellans New Jersey Zinc Co., Inc. (B) .... 1105 Merchants Exchange Bldg., San Francisco, Calif............ Art Wolff 135 NPCA/RI 018492 Paraffine Companies, Inc., . Chemical Co. (A) ....................... 62D Lamar St...................H. C. McClellan Old Colony Paint 4 The (A) ......................................4231 E. Firestone, South Gate..................... Clay Lilieston Pervo Company. The (A)............6624 Stanford Ave.........Henry de Ruiter Pitts 4 Laughlin (C) ....................718 E. 60th St...........................S. Y. Pitts Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) .. .7412 Maie Ave., P. 0- Box "S". Florence Branch............ R. J. Swenson Premier Oil & Lead Works (A) ... 3950 Medford St................ E. C. Bishop Progressive Varnish Works (A) .3137 E. 26th St......... Porter M. Waldron Reardon Co. of Caiif., The (A) --1731 E. Olympic Blvd........L. A. McLean Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., < B)--1855 Industrial St................ F. E. Dillon Rheem Manufacturing Co. (C) --714 W. Olympic Blvd.............W. M. Hine Rubberset Company (C) ...............1148 W. Washington Blvd., Gordon N. Peay, Jr. Schalk Chemical Company (B)--351 E. Second St..................H. C. Lieben Scriver & Quinn (A) ....................1366 Willow St.........................C. E. Burge Shell Chemical Div., of Shell Union Oil Corp. (C) .................. 1008 W. Sixth St....... Reginald F. Buller Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ............3170 E. Pico Blvd.............F. W. Wansner Sierra Talc Co. (B) ..................... 724 S. Spring St................................... JoeEllsworth Sillers Paint 4 Varnish Co. <A)..831 E. 61st St.......................Dean Harrel Sinclair Company, The (A) .......... 901 E. 61st St.................. Frank Sinclair Socony Paint Products Co. (A)...2525 E. 37th St.............Arthur C. White Stacoat Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A).. 1821 Daly St................... L. H. Freeman Standard Oil Co., of Calif. (C)...2630 Zoe Ave., Huntington Park, Calif., E. L. Haise Stay 4 Day Paint Materials Co. <B> ........................................2530 E. 14th St........................ A. J. Day Taylor Co., E. B. (C> .................. 124 W. 4th St........................ E. B. Taylor Tibbetts Corporation (A) ............. 1616 E. 14th St..............E. Vernon Green Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) .......2472 Enterprise St.............. E. G. Burling Union Hardware 4 Metal Co. (C>.. 411 E. First St.................... T. D. Parker Union Oil Co., of Calif fC>........... 560 Mateo St...................................... PaulEthridge U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ......................................433 S. Spring St....... Robert E. Alexander Wesco Waterpaints, Inc. (A) .......3263 E. 26th St....................................SamGladney Western Paint Review (C> .......... 1872 W. 54th St..................... R. M. Linley Western Press, The (C) ............... 740 W. 10th PI........................Scott Mace Wheeler Co., A. F. (C) ............... 319 E. 4th St...................... A. F. Wheeler Wood Co., Paul W. (C) ............... 2472 Enterprise St.. Renwick G. Congdon LOUISVILLE PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Louisville, Kentucky President......................................................................... C. J. Mey er s (Jones-Dabney Co.) Vice-President .......................................................... Pau l T. Eit e l (Porter Paint Co.) Secretary-Treasurer.................................................... Wm. B. Tabl er (Wm. B. Tabler Co.) Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B) .................. 301 Columbia Bldg.............J. F. Sullivan Armour 4 Company (B)...............Brook 4 Main Sts....................Everett Davis_ Belknap Hardware 4 Mfg. Co. (E> ......................................Ill E. Main St.................Clifton Rhodes Blatz Paint Company (A) ............319 S. Shelby St.................... R. V. Board Bridges-Smith 4 Co. (A) .............227 W. Market St..............P. M. Schmidt Commercial Solvents Corp. (B)--1278 Bassett Ave.............Thos. Gillessey Dages Paint Co.. Inc. (E)............. 400 East Broadway -- Russell C. Dages Devoe 4 Raynolds Co., Inc. (A) ...P. O. Box 328..................... L. B. Hoskins duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I., Pigment Division <B) ...............505 Browns Lane................. J. C. Knochel Eagle-Picher Sales Co., Pigment Division (B).................American Bldg., Cincinnati, O..................John T. Clark General Box Company (C) ..........P. O. Box 868......... ...........C. L. Bruchert Jones-Dabney Co. (A) .................. 1481 S. 11th St., Sta. *'E", C. J. Meyers 136 NPCA/Rl 018493 Kellogg 4 Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).. Republic Bldg........................ C. A. Tabb Kentucky Color 4 Chemical , Co (B) ......................................BOO N. 34th St.................... W. R. Fritsch Kurfees Paint Co., J. F. (A)........ 201 E. Market St..............A. R. Remmers Lewi* 4 Company (C) .................. 108 W. Main St............ Harry Carniehan Low. Jr-TCo., Chaa R. (A) ........ 1630 W. Hill St.................. Otto J. Mil*. Louisville Varnish Co. (A).......... J? ~................M. H. Kleier Marcus Paint Co., Edw. H. (A).. .235 E. Market St............ Calvin Marcus Mason Paint Company, Inc. (A) ...729 Roselane St................ W. T. Mason Merchants Mfrs. Paint Co. (A).. 108 S. Second St............... J. T. Menefee National Lead Co. (B) .................. Heyburn Bldg....................... C. B. Carney Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp. (C).......... 226 N. 15th St...................... Chas. Burge Peaslee-Gaulbert Paint 4 __ _ _ ,, ,, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A).... 1601 W. Main St................W. A. Fogle Porter Paint Co. (A) ....................4193 14th St.. P. O. 1439......... Paul Eitel Progress Paint Mfg. Co. (A)........ 826 W. Main St.................. H. K. Strassel Reliance Varnish Co. (A)............. 915 E. Kentucky St...`......... M. J. Pearce Robertson Company, Inc. (A) .......1315 W. Kentucky St., Ben Robertson, Jr. Schaefer Varnish Co., Inc. (A)....15th 4 Magnolia St...... ..R. F. Schaefer Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A)...317 W. Jefferson St.............R. Cheatham Speed, Thomas B. (C) .................. Todd Bldg..........................Thos. B. Speed Tabler Company, Wm. B. (C).......223 Heyburn Bldg..............Wm. B. Tabler U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ......................................1373 Lexington Rd., P. O. Box 665....................L. E. Hogan MEMPHIS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Memphis, Tennessee President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ............................................................................0. 0. Bu r k s (Burks-Hallman Co.) (Mid-City Paint Co.) Al l e n P. Re d o .. (Southern Shellac Mfg. Co.) Ge r r y Co o k J. C. Sc a r b o r o u g h (DeSoto Paint 4 Varnish Co.) Firm Addrett Representative Burks-Hallman Co. (A) ...............Foot of Lauderdale St................. 0. Burks Carroll 4 Company, H. A. (A)... 1070 Union Ave...................... H. Streuli Continental Can Company (B) ....265 W. Trigg Ave................John Krech De Soto Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A).. P. 0. Box 446.......................... A. P. Mills DeVilbise Company, The (B) .......Lake View Blvd.. Rt. 7, P. 0. Box 508....................R. S. Prieb duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I. (A) ....................................667 Union Ave................... K. H. Snyder Psrrell-Calhoun Co. (A) ...............24 S. Second St.................... John Farrell Lilly Company, The (C)...............466 Union Ave....................Thos. J. Clark Lucas 4 Co.. Inc.. John (A)..........115 Union Ave.............................. H. King Mid-City Paint 4 Wallpaper Co. (A) ..................................... Concord 4 Winchester Sts....... A. P. Redd National Lead Co. (B) ..................722 Chestnut St., St. Louis. Mo.....................Ray Ferree Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.(A) -- 435 Madison Ave.....................J. E. Hooks Seabrook Paint Co. (C) ............. 52 S. Second......................... J. Seabrook Sears. Roebuck 4 Co. (A).............Retail Paint Dept............ J. W. Norment Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) .181 Madison Ave.............. W. F. Turner Smith Company, Inc., Harry C. (C) ............................ 566 Suzette St...............W. T. Arrington Southern Shellac Manufacturing Co. (A) ......................................556 Suzette St...............W. T. Arrington Thompson-Hayward Co. (C) ......... 463 N. Main............ ........... Geo. Stokes True-Tagg Paint Co. (A)...............442 N. Third St............... M. G. Heins, Jr. 137 j 'wr NPCA/RI 018494 MILWAUKEE PAINT, VAKNISB AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Milwaukee, Wisconsin President........................................................ Er w in A. Hen t een (Wisconsin Point Mfg. Co.) Vice-President...................................................... Wm. T. Do r t c h (Pittsburgh Piste Gists Co.) Secretsry-Tressnrer .................................................... Ch as . Ol s o n (Notions] Lesd Co.) Firm Address .Representative Abell, Esrl C. (C) .........................2X2 W. Wisconsin Ave.-- Earl C. Abell Aluminum Co. of Ameries(B)____785 N. Wster St-................ L. A. Gordon Anderson-Pritchsrd Oil Corp. (B) ...............................................1323 N. Wster St...........John W. Burton Bsdger Point ft Hsrdwore Stores, Inc. (A) .........................5001 W. State St...............E. A. Erdmsn Benlo Chemicals <C) ....................6515 W. State St...........Lloyd B. Griener Don Point Co., Frank (E) .......... 929 N. 3rd St................. Emil F. Schwab Eagle-Pieher Co. (B) ....................1 N. La Salle St., Chicago, H. B. Taylor Eoser Co., T. C. (A) .....................3107 W. Galena St...........Ambrose Esser Gender, Paeschke* Frey Co. (C)..324 N. 15th St-..................... W. J. Flint Goodrich Co., Wm. O. (B) ............3003 W. Hopldns St.. Seward E. Shaver (Div. .of Archer-Dsniels- Midland Co.) Hooker Glass ft Paint Mfg. Co. (A) ...................................... 602 North Broadway......... T. A. Andewoy lUingCc., Harold T. (C) ................4200 W. Monarch PL............ E. T. Illing Mautz Paint & Varnish Co. (A)..3B29 W. North Ave...... Robert Peterson Metro-Nit* Co. (C) ........................3523 W. Silver Spring, Milwaukee Paint Products Edmund J. Copps, Jr. Co. (C) ........................................ 3201 W. North Ave................ Pat McGee Mohns Bros. Co. (E)....................... 1751 North Third St.......John P. Mohns Notions] Lead Co. (B) ..................744 N. 4th St......................... Chas. Olson O'Neil Duro Co. (A) .................. 2156 S. 4th St, P. O. Bo* 1166............. Jos. D. Patton Parker ft Sons Co., Irs (A)........ 250 Main St, Oshkosh, Wis.............. Irs Parker, Jr. Patek Bros., Inc. (A) ....................226 N. Wster St........ Walter O. Schwarz Pittsburgh Plate Glees Co. (A)--820 N. Market St.............. W. T. Dortch Pratt ft Lambert, Inc. (A) ........ 261 E. Erie St............... Frank B. Cooper Pritzlsff Hardware Co. (C) ........ 333 N. Plankinton Ave.......Frank Snyder Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc, (B) .. .1624 N. 69th St.....................W. W. King Ricketson Mineral Color Works (B) ...................................229 E. Wisconsin Ave.--R. L. Ferguson Roth Co., Frederick (E) ............... 2516 N. Third St.....................Fred Roth Sherwin-Williams Company (A)..2101 N. Third St................T. O. Tslbert Sterling Chemical Co. (A) .......... 3101 W. Lisbon Ave...Roland E. Loeffler Wisconsin Paint Mfg. Co. (A)--3710 N. Richards St......... E. A. Hentzen Wisconsin Solvents ft Chemical Co. (C) ........................................1719 S, 88rd St................. C. E. Fisher Zummaeh, Wm. F. Co., Inc. (A)..120 E. Mineral St................ M. W. Leep MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL PAINT, VARNISH ft LACQUER ASSOCIATION Minnespolis-St Raul, Minnesota President .....................................................................J. M. Ol s o n (Minn. Mining ft Mfg. Co., St Paul) Vice-President ............................................................... S. P. VlEBL . (The Glidden Company, Minneapolis) Secretary ......... ........................ ..... Wat t er F. Ho l en (W. H. Barber Co., Minneapolis) Treasurer ..................................... A. M. MaXSOm (Pittshrugh Plate Glass Co., St Paul) MINNEAPOLIS Firm Address Repreientative Acme White Lesd ft Color - Works (A) .................................1009 Marquette Ave.................. Cass Line 133 NPCA/RI 018495 Aluminum Company of America (B) ............................. 1060 N. W. Bank Bldg......... J. J. Harris Areher-Daniels-Midland Co. (B)..600 Roanoke Bldg........... S. 0. Sorenson Areo Company (A) .......................334 N. First St................ M. R. Woodrow Barber Coi, W. H. (A) ................P. 0. Box 630........................ W. F. Holen Continental Can Company (B) --830 Roanoke Bldg....................Ed. Lewis Day Co., James B. (A) ................. 815 National Bldg................0. J. Friend DeVilbiss Company, The (B) .......533 S. Seventh St.............. D. E. McElroy Devoe it Reynolds Co., Inc. (A) ...819 Hennepin Ave.............Oscar Pearson Eagle-Picher Sales Co. (B) ........ 618 Washington Ave., N., J. H. Schulte Forman, Ford A Co. (A) ............. Ill S. Second St.........Lee Potter Frost Paint ft Oil Corp-(A) ........ 1209 N. E. Tyler St..................... M. Slack Glidden Company, The (A) ..........1901 E. Hennepin Ave........ T. J. Wiegand Hall Hardware Co. (C) ...............618 N. Third St............ B. A. Buckmaster Kellogg ft Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).. 1054 Chamber of Commerce Annex, H. C. Cowan Uautz Paint ft Varnish Co. (A). -.5217 Second Ave., S., A. E. Bergstedt Midwest Paint Mfg. Co. (A)........ 19 N. E. Main................. A. F. Swanson Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint . Co. (A) ....................................... 1101 S. Third St.................................... V.Wurtele N. W. Paint ft Wallpaper (C)--14 East Grant......................... Les Oliver Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) -- 616 S. Third St............. George Lindquist Pure Faint Company (A) ........... 900 W. Lake St................ Larry E. Hohn Shell Oil Company, Inc. (B)........ 15 N. Eighth St..............R. 0. Erickson Sherwin-Williams Company, The (A) .................................... 701 N. Third St..................J. P. Coleman Stewart PaintMfg. Co. (A) ..........1730 N. Washington Ave., E. W. Stewart U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ..................................... 1111 Nicollet Ave.'......................... WilliamBrett Valentine 4 Co.(A) ....................... 652 Stinson Blvd..................... P. W. Ross ' ST. PAUL American Can Co. (B) ..................747 Prior Ave., N..............Paul Jacobson Brandt, Inc., George 0. (C) ........ 740 Vandalia St.......George C. Brandt Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) --794 Hampden Ave....................T. Worum Elvgren Paine Supply Company (C) ............................139 Eighth St................. A. A. Elvgren Farwelt, Ormun, Kirk ft Co. (A)..283 Jackson St...............B. F. Robertson Fuller Co., H. B. (C) ....................175 S. Franklin Ave......... E. 0. Anderson Maendler Brush Mfg. Co. (B) --138 E. Ninth St..................F. M. Frenzel Minnesota Mining ft Mfg. Co. (A) 900 Fauquier St.....................J. M. Olson National Lead Co. (B) ........ 102 Fairneld Ave., W., R. P. Beniamin North Star Varnish Co. (A)....... 608 Vandalia St..................... S. A. Hough Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) -- 459 Jackson St................ A. M. Maxsom Speed-O-Laq Products Co., The (A) ......................................2386 Wycliff St.............. Milton Newman Sweney and Co., W. H. (A)........ 43 East Water St...........Homer McMahon Western Paine ft Varnish Co. (A)..Duluth, Minn.......................A. K. Adams NEBRASKA PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Omaha, Nebraska ' President ..................... - .................... ..................A. M. Wh it e. (Omaha Paint ft Glass Co.) Secretary.................. .......................................E. A. Fr en c h (French Brokerage Co.) Treasurer................................................................ L. E. No r t l eet (National lead Co.) Firm Addrtn Representative Cook Paint ft Varnish Co. (A)___15th ft Davenport St____A. E. Swanson National Lead Co. (B) ................2810 A St............................L. E. Norfleet Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --15th ft Jones Sts...................... Jim Brady Waggoner Paint Co. (A) .............2034 Farnum St................. G. M. Hansen Western Glass ft Paint Co. (A).. .211 S. Eleventh St., Lincoln, Neb.......................... S. Gurney 139 NPCA/R1 018496 NEW ENGLAND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Boston, Massachusetts President J. Dw ig h t Mo r t o n (Carpenter-Morton Co.) Vice-President . Fum> E. Um, Jr . (Frank Bownes Co.) Secretary-Treasurer J. Ra l p h St o u t (Chamber of Commerce Bldg.) Firm Arfrfrr** Rtprrat-ntntiva A. 4 P. Corrucated Box Corp. (C) ..............................................II Lancaster Rd., Newton, Mass.......... Joseph B. Simberg Aluminum Co. of America (B)..903 Statler Bldg.............. Harry L. Dodge American Can Co. (B) ..................31 Binford St............... George U. Bayiies .American Cyanamid 4 ' Chemical Corp. (B) .................. 89 Broad St......................Dana H. Harris Ansbacher-Siegie Corp. (B) ........ Rosebank, Staten Island, N. Y., Peter E. Davis Areher-Daniels-Midland Co. (B1..263 Fifth St.. Cambridge, Mass...... Ralph W. Hupfer Arnold. Hoffman 4 Co., Inc. (B)..55 Canal St., Providence, R. I....... Earle D. McLeod Barrett Div., The. Allied Chem ical and Dye Corp. (B) .......... 378 Commercial St,, Malden, Mass....................... Cass Cislo Berry Brothers, Inc. (A) ............. 20S A St..................... Evert W. Hinckley Binney 4 Smith Co. (B) ........ -- 641 Park Square Bldg.. .Alan W. Bryant Bonded Oil System, Inc. (C)........100 Boyleston St.....................A, B. Shore Boston Varnish Co.(A) ................. Second St., Everett, Mass., James B. Lord Bownes Co.. Frank (A) ..................30S Eastern Ave., Chelsea. Mass............................... FrankBownes Briggs-Maroney Co., Inc. (A).......85 Paris St., Everett, Mass., Walter K. Maroney Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co. (A)..P. 0. Box 24, Newton Highlands, Mass.. .T. F. Engel Burton Brush Co. (C> ..................292 Main St., Cambridge. Mass.. .William Q. Gardner Butcher Polish Co.. The (C) ........ 84 Broad St................. William L. Butcher Cabot, Inc., Godfrey L. <B>......... 77 Franklin St................... John Andrews Cabot, Inc., Samuel (A) ...............141 Milk St..................Thomas W. Blades Calco Chemical Div., American Cyanamid Co. (B) ..................... 131 Beverly St.............William A. Jackson Carberry Chemical Co. (A) ........ P. 0. Box 285, Pawtucket, R. I...... Edwin C. Carberry Carbro Chemical Co. (A) ............. Dunnell Lane, Pawtucket, R. I......... John F. Brown Carpenter-Morton Co. (A) ..........77 Sudbury St............... Eugene E. Morton Chemical 4 Pigment Co. (B) .......177 Everett Ave., Chelsea, Mass., Herbert M. Federhen. Ill Clark 4 Co., Inc., George H. (E). .191 Commercial St, Worcester, Mass., Russell M. Gustafson Clark-Lurton Corp. (C) ................ 40 Water St., E. Cambridge. Mass.. Oscar Dale Clark Clover Leaf Paint 4 Varnish Corp. (A) ..................................20 Whittlesey Rd., Newton Center............. Fred Hochberger Coburn Co., C. B. (C) ....................63 Market St., Lowell. Mas*........... Raymond A. Webb Colonial Beacon Oil Co. (B) ........ 378 Stuart St... ............ Earle F. Height Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) . 50 Terminal St., Charlestown, Mass., A. Mosher Cooke Continental Can Co, (B) ........... 660 Eastern Ave., Malden. Mass.. Dudley W. L. Hawkins Cuprinol. Inc. (A) ........................ 7 Water St.........................David Murray Daiteh 4 Co. (A)........................... 45 Commercial Ave., Cambridge, Mass........ Jacob J. Daiteh 140 msswr NPCA/RI 018497 Dampney Co. of America, The (A) ......................................1243 River St., Hyde Park, Mass.. Clarence J. Hunter Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Inc. (A)...141 Federal St.............Stanley E. Harris Dexter Brotners Co. (A) ...............86 Broad St.................. Frank H. Nutting Diemont-Levy Co. (E) .................. 57 Portland St................................HymanDiemont Dings 4 Schuster, Inc. (C) ........ 44 E. Carver Rd., . Watertown, Maas...... Paul T. Wiswell Doe & Ingalls, Inc. (E) ................ 56 Garden St., Everett, Mass.......Joseph A. Venedam Dow Chemical Co. (B) ................ 20 Providence St....... Alfred A. Lawrence Downer Hunnewell 4 Co., Inc. (C) ..................................... 131 State St...........Townsend H. Cushman duPont de Nemours 4 Co., Inc., E. I. (A) .................................... 1019 Commonwealth Ave., S. B. Woodbridge duPont de Nemours 4 Co., Inc., E. I. (B) .................................... 359 Washington St., Malden, Mass__ William 0. Thompson Eagle-Pieher Co. (B) ....................205 A St..................................T. 0. Stuart Eastern Lacquer Corp. (A) .......... 1080 Eastern Ave., Maiden, Mass........C. H. Tannenbaum Ferdinand 4 Co., Inc., L. W. (C). Mica Lane, Newton Lower Falls, Mass........................ L. C. Herring, Jr. Fostoria Industrial Service (C) --620 Commonwealth Ave., M. P. Barber Gale Co., C. E. (C) ................ .. .131 State St...............................C. E. Gale General Electric Co. (B) ............. 1285 Boston Ave., Bridgeport, Conn., Sem'l H. Wingersky Glidden Company, The (A) ..........650 Beacon St____Raymond J. Cushman Gould 4 Cutler Corp. (E) ........... 11 Stillings St...........Charles W. Brown Hancock Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A) ............................................ 53 W. Squantum St., North Quincy, Mass., Samuel E. Cutler Hastings 4 Company (C)............. 75 Birds Hill Ave., Needham, Mass................ John F. Rice Haynes Laboratories, Inc., C. W. (A) .................................. 61 Chandler St., Springfield, Mass., Chester W. Haynes Henderson 4 Johnson, Inc. (A)... 121 Duncan St., Gloucester Mass__ Walter Henderson Hercules Powder Co. <B) ........... 705 Staller Bldg., Homer C. Simmons, Jr. Hird 4 Connor, Inc. (C)...............88 Broad St.................George W. Abbott Houghton, Inc., Philip A. (C)--30 Huntington Ave........ P. A. Houghton Howe 4 French, Inc. (A) ............99 Broad St....................... C. P. Seavems Huber Sales Engineer, R. B. (C)-.216 Tremont St............. Ralph B. Huber Imperial Paper 4 Color Corp. (B) .................................. 1403 Statler Bldg.......Benj. J. Mayo, Jr. Industrial Chemical Co. (A)........ 404 Main St., Wakefield, Mass.. ..Richard A. Harlow Integrity Peint Co., Inc. (A) ........ 294 State St., New Haven, Conn..........John G. Legg Johnson 4 Co., Inc., Oliver (A)__ 169 Richmond St., . Providence, R. I., Denison W. Greene Kellogg 4 Sons. Inc., Spencer (B)..1108 Statler Bldg................ E. J. Knittel King Paint Corp., E. 4 F. (A) -- 52-72 Purchase St......... Harold D. Chase Koppers Company, Inc. (C) ........ 250 Stuart St............. John W. La Belle Lewis 4 Co., Inc. (C) ....................131 State St..........................Ben F. Sands Litter Co., Inc., D. H. (C)........... 60 Cambridge St.. Allston, Mass., Howard C. Cookingham Lowell 4 Co., Inc., C. C. (E).......10 Hartshorn Ave., Worcester, Mess.. Herman B. Potreck Lucas 4 Co., Inc., John (A)........ 73 Sudbury St.......... Henry O. Dougherty Maas 4 Waldstein Co. (A) .......... 6 Jersey St............... George F. Melsnson Martin-Senour Company (A) .... 355 Newbury St................ Henry A. Butt Mee Co., Thomas C. (A) ...............P. O. Box 8, Pawtucket, R. I.............Thomas C. Mee 141 NPCA/RI 018498 Monsanto Chemical Co., Chemical Lane, Merrimac Div. (B)...................... Everett, Mass.. .Richard 0. Fernandez Muleahy A Griffin (C) .................. 141 Milk St................. Joseph W. Mulcahy National Atlantic Research Corp. (A) ...................................40 Glen Ave., Newton Center, Mass...................... Francis C. Atwood National Can Corp. (B)...............71 Locust St., Dorchester, Mass................................. R. B- Ganung National Lead Co, of Mass. (B)..800 Albany St............ Roderick J. Peters New Can Co., The (C) .................. 200 Commercial St., Malden, Mass.. .Julian A. Marzynski New Jersey Zinc Sales Co., Inc., The (B) ......................................137 Kneeland St'., Carl E. Mayerhauser Nispel. A. C. (C) ...........................131 Beverly St...............Alfred C. Nispel Norfolk Paint A Varnish Co. (A). .21 Newport Ave., North Quincy, Mass.......................... William C. Miller Nuodex Products Co., Inc. (B)___S30 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth, N. J......... George W. Gregg Passonno-Hutcheon Co. of Boston (A) .................................218 W. First SL, South Boston, Mass........................... James P. Keddy Philipp Bros., Inc. (C).................. 17! Federal St.................. Will G. Brown Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)___300 Babcock St., Allaton, Mass........Wallace R. Harper Prince Paint Co., James H. (A).. 146 High St................... Ernest J. Lyons Prufcoat Laboratories, Inc. (A)...S3 Main St., Cambridge, Mass. Norman E. MacCuspie Raffi A Swanson, Inc. {A) ............311 Eastern Ave., Chelsea, Mass............ Charles L. Raffi Raw Materials Co. (C) .................77 Franklin St......................C. W. Bloom Reed Co., Roger A. (C)...............25 Ship Ave., Medford, Mass., R. A. Reed Reichard-Coubton, Inc. (B) ........ 141 Milk SL..........................Robert Grant Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B) ___1324 Statler Bldg.......Charles C. Arnold Resinous Products A Chem- 201 Weston Rd., ical Co. (B) ............................... Wellesley 81, Mass., Douglas P. Bryant Revere Laboratories, Inc., The (A) ......................................425 Riverside Ave., Medford, Mass........ Edward P. Long Robie, M. F. (C) .......................... 30 Pittsburgh SL, South Boston, Mass., Milton F. Robie Ryan Barrel Co. (C) ....................11-35 Chestnut SL, Somerville 43, Mass., Harley F. Gleaaon Savogran Co., The (A) ...............28 India Wharf................. C. K. Stodder Sessions-Gifford Co., Inc. <C) --255 Allens Ave., P. O. Bos 1201, Providence, R. I... ........ D. F. Gifford Sexton Can Co., Inc. (B) ........... 31 Cross St., Everett, Mass...........George A. Sexton Shaw Co., George B., The (A) -- Grove SL, P. O. Box 50, Middleboro, Mass...Lewis F. Harding Sheldon Co., Albert K. (A)............141 Main SL, Cambridge, Mass. Shell Oil Co., Inc. (B) .................. 441 Stuart St.................... William Rosect Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) ...S55 Beacon St.............Ralph M. Bennett Smith Co., The Werner G. (B>... 263 5th SL, E. Cambridge, Mass...............................A. J. Anderson Socony Paint Products Div., Socony Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. (A) ......................................205 6th SL, Cambridge, Maaa..................... Thomas J. McGrath Standard Alcohol Co. (B) ........... 67 School St., Melrose, Mass,.. Charles E. Farnsworth Standard Ultramarine Co. lB) --131 State SL............................O. C. Kees Staples Co., Inc., H. F. (C)........ 33 Ship Ave., Medford, Mass........... Samuel W. Lunt Sterling Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ....................................... 184 Commercial St., Malden, Mass.............. Albert E. Cole ' 142 NPCA/R1018499 Stern Can Co. (C).........................183 Orleans St., East Boston, Mass.............David Stem Sun Oil Company <C) .................. 835 Statler Bid*................E. J. Pease Thibeot 4 Walker Co,, The < A).. - 5-48 46th Rd., Um Island City, N. Y.. James B. Williams, Jr. Titanium Pigment Corp. <B) ....1131 Statler Bldg.............Earl W. Diener Tredennielt Paint Mfg. Co., ,, ., The fA) ......................................464 Pratt St., Meriden, Conn., Edward C. Tredennick United Finish Company (A) ........ Corwin St, Peabody, - Mass...............................Carl F. Asker United Lacquer Mfg. Corp. (A).. 127-131 Spring St., Everett, Mass......... Theodore M. Guill U. S. Gutta Pereha Paint Co. (A).. 12 Dudley St., Providence, R. I..........Wilbur L. Rice U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) .................................... 131 Beverley St........ Warren E. Johnson Valentine 4 Company (A) ............17 Clarendon St.................... Tom Sawyer Vanderbilt Co., R. T. <C) ............. 33 Winfield St, E. Norwalk, Conn.. .Charles B. Stetson Varick Co., John B. (C)................ 809 Elm St., Manchester, N. H., George E. McCIintock Wadsworth, Howland 4 Co. (A).. 141 Federal St...................... J. P. Riemer Walker Co., H. V. (A) .................. Little's Point, Swampscott, Mass., Joseph E. Hughes Waterproof Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A) ....................................... 446 Arsenal St., Watertown, Mass.............. E. G. Smith Watson-Standard Co., The (A) --80 Boylston St........... Charles R. Hoppen Weber and Smith, Inc. <A) ........ 15 Pierce St., Reading, Mass........Percival A. Smith Webster Cement Co., W. F. (A)... 224 Thorndike St., Cambridge, Mass........ Arthur G. Brick Wesco Waterpaints, Inc. (A) ....2 Lexington St., East Boston, Mass., William W. Barnard West Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A) -- 1760 Parkway, Everett, Mass.............. James S. Ward Wetherill 4 Co., Inc. of Mass., Geo. D. (A) ............................... 58 Portland St.................Fred S. Skeen Whittemore. Inc., L. G. (C) ........ 131 Beverly St........ Leon G. Whittemore Wilbur 4 Williams Co., The (A)-.Greenleaf 4 Leon Sts. Nelson I* Wardwell Wilson 4 Sons, Inc., N. S. (C)---- 150 Causeway St------ Malcolm C. Wilson Witco Chemical Company (B) --141 Milk St............. Goodwin Baugsberg NEW ORLEANS PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION New Orleans, Louisiana Preaidant.................................................................... PAUL F. LOOP (The Valspar Corp.) Vice-President....................................................... Tim O'Br ie n , Jr . (O'Brien Paint Mfg. Co.) Secretary..................................................... .. R. N. Va l l ey (Standard Paint 4 Varnish Co.) Treasurer ... . . ~ ............................. R. D. Lar ZEl en e _ (Pittsburgh Piste Glass Company.) Firm Address Representative American Can Co. (B) .................. 602 N. Cortez St............... J. Da Grange American Paint Works (A).......... 428 Josephine St...............W. G. Smart Bennett Mfg. Div., U. S. Steel Products Co. (B) -- P. O. Bex 426, Station F. Continental Can Co., Inc. (B).......501 Alexander St...........H. F. Campbell Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Inc. (A) ...208-10 S. Peters St..........Karl Schnediu Domino Paint Mfg. Co. (A)........ 1330 St Pater St......... Maurice Dufour Dixie Building Material Co. (CJ..460S Washington Ave...... Roger Pelletier duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I., (A) .................................. 845 Carsndelet St....... Stewart Christie Eagle-Picher Sales Co. (B) ........ 411 S. Peters St............H. P. Lanphier Horn Co., A. C., Division 143 T-W NPCA/Ri 018500 Sun Chemical Corp. (A) ........ Canal Bank Bldg. Illinois Paint Works of Sears, Roebuck Co. (A)............. 201 Baronne St. Industrial Chemical Co. (A).........1S2S Kentucky St. Industrial Products, Inc. (A) .......2861 Tchoupitoulas St--Claude Bonnie Inland Steel Container Co. (B)___325 N. Cortez St........ Richard S. Turner Lowe Bros. Co. (A) ....................... 413 Baronne St........................A. L. Lowe Marine Paint & Varnish Co., Inc. (A) ......................................8301 Fig St...........................D. J. Devlin Mepham Corp., Geo. S. (B) ..........American Bide.. Cincinnati, Ohio........... Clyde Burrows Monsanto Chemical Company (B) ..433 Gravier St................ J. E. Lastrapes National Lead Company (B) .......516 Tchoupitoulas St............. J. E. Kelly New Orleans Paint Color Co., Inc., (A) ..............................700 Baronne St.................... D. Bernhardt O'Brien Paint Mfg. Co., Inc. (A).. 1039 Constance St........ Tim O'Brien, Jr. Pan-American Wallpaper Co. <C} ..619 Baronne St..........................Mr. Jones Peasiee-Gaubert Paint Varnish Co. (A) ....................... 716 Baronne St....................... Ned Booker Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --1500 Poydraa St.............. L. A. Larzelere Reichold-Coulston, Inc. (B)........ 102 Poydraa St.....................L. B. Griffith Rheem Mfg. Co. (C) ..................... 5001 Jefferson Highway. .George Fleming Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) ...511 N. Carrollton Ave......... E. L. Wyatt Standard Paint Varnish Co. (A) 429 Decatur St.................... R. N. Valley Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C) ....................................... 3111 Lowerline St............. Frank Condon U. S. Industrial Chemical Co., Inc. (B) ......................................Broadway A Cotsieum Sts., Louis Rivet Utley Paint Co., Inc. (A) ............1126 Gravier St..............Norris Delamore Valspar Corporation, The (A)---700 Baronne St. Wesco Waterpaints, Inc. (A) .......Good Hope, La..................... Jimie Dyson Woodward Wight, Ltd. (C) ........ 451 Howard Ave.................. Ed Koeniger NEW YORK PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION New York, N. Y. President ........... Leo n D. El d o t (L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc.) Vice-President ......... ... Wa l t e r M. Cl a r k (Muralo Co., Inc.) Secretary ....... Mo r t o n M. Gr u ber (U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc.) Treasurer ............. ... He n d r ic k E. He n d r ic k s o n (S. Winterbourne A Co.) Firm Addrett Representative Adelphi Paint Color Wks. (A).. 86-00 Dumont Ave., Ozone Park 17, N. Y...Samuel Einhorn Advance Solvents Chemical ' Corp. (B) ..................................245 Fifth Ave................. Jesse S. Young Air Pilot Oil Co. (C) .................. Foot of Front St, Secaucui, N. J................J. L. Brenner Allied Asphalt Mineral Corp. (B) .................................. 217 Broadway................. G. J. O'Sullivan Aluminum Co. of America (B). .230 Park Ave........................ E. J. Nelson American Alkyd Industries (C) .410 14th St. Carlstadt, N. J..........Charles J. Hauck American Can Co. (B) ................. 230 Park Ave........................T. E. Alwyn . American Coatings Corp. (A) ----4606-12 Third Ave., Brooklyn 20, N. Y..........Nathan Plaks American Cyanamid Chemical Corp. (B)......................................30 Rockefeller Plaza.. W. F. Whiteacarver American Mineral Spirits Co. (C)..1S6 East 44th St.............E. M. Toby, Jr. American Oil Supply Co. (S)...238 Wilson Ave., Newark 5, N. J......... E. F. Hoffmann American Paint Journal Co. (C)..110 E. 42d St., Suite 710, M. E. Herring American Zinc Sales Co., Inc. (B) 420 Lexington Ave...Wm. S. Woodward 144 wq--i ii-m ,,,, ,, .. i in----BW-- NPCA/Rl 018501 Anders Chemical Co. (A) ........... 26 Poplar St.. East Rutherford, N. J......... Alex Olze Ansbacher-Siegle Corp. (B).......... 92 Chestnut Ave., Rotebank 5, Staten Island, N. Y...... Peter E. Davis Archer-Daniela-Midland Co. (B)..233 Broadway................. Harry A. Pope Arnesto Faint Co., Inc., (A)....... 550 W. 46th St................ Lester Arnstein Art-Tex Adhesive Products, 193-197 W. 9th St ine. (A)....................................... Brooklyn 31, N. Y............D. Schneider Atlantic Caisomine Co., Inc. (A)..21 Selvidsre St, Brooklyn 6, N. Y..........Henry Monasch Atlas Steel Barrel DivRheem Mfg. Co., Inc. (C)........ 1 W. 8th St, Bayonne, N. J............. H. W. Callender Baer Brothers (A) ................ 1...438 w. 37th St...............Abraham Baer Bakelite Corporation (B) .............30 E. 42d St.................... Howard Smith Baker Castor Oil Co., The (B)...120 Broadway.......-.........Robert D. Eno Baldwin Oils A Commodities Co. (C) ....................................... 341 Grove St, Jersey City 2, N. J., Michael Rubenatein Barrett Div., The, Allied Chem ical A Dye Corn. (B) ...............40 Rector St.....................Leon W. Miller Basic Vernish A Research Corp. (A) 215 N. 10th St. Brooklyn 11, N. Y...............Cy Finkle Beckwith-Chandler Co. (A) ........ Delancey A Rutherford Sts., Newark 5, N. J... .Clarence W. Slocum Berry Brothers, Inc. (A)...............629 Grove St., Jersey City 2, N. J...... G. H. Wadham Better Finishes A Coatings, Inc. (A) 268-276 Doremus Ave., Newark 5, N. J................ A. R. Forgie Binney A Smith Co. (B) ...............41 E. 42d St......................John T. Eealy Bisbee Linseed Co., Inc. (B)........ 270 Broadway.................... E. G. Reuther Bloomfield Chemical Co., The (A) ..South 3rd A Somerset Sts., ' Harrison, N. J................ H. R. Bennett Brady-Palmer Printing Co. (B1...226 N. Sixth St. Brooklyn 11, N. Y......... Neil A. Brady Bramley Machinery Corp. (B) --15 Park Row........ Benjamin M. Halpern Brazil Oiticiea, Inc. (B) ...............80 Broad St........................... D. Bregman Breinig Brothers, Inc. (A) .......... 95 Harrison St, Hoboken, N. J.................. A. R. De Vos Brooklyn Varnish Mfg. Co lne. (A) .................................... 50 Jay St, Brooklyn 1,N. Y- Dean C. Anderson Brown Linseed Corp. (C) ........... P. 0. Box 1, Staten Island 2, N. Y.................................. E. G. Brown Bushwick Can Co., Inc. (C)........... 723 Henry St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y....George W. Evans C. P. Chemical Solvents, Inc., ' The (C) ......................................60 Park Place, Newark 2, N. J.. .Walter E. Frohboese Caico Chemical Div., Amer. 158 Mt Olivet Ave., Cyanamid Co. <B) ..................... Newark 5, N. J....................Leo Sklarx Calo Co., John H. (C) ..................19 Rector St........................ John H. Calo Capitol Paint A Varnish Works, Inc. (A) .........................47-55 Rodney St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y...Irving Weisaman Carlisle Chemical A Mfg. Co lne- R. L. (A)............................207 Norman Ave- Brooklyn 22. N. Y..........R. L. Carlisle CelloAlm Corporation (C) ........... Union Ave., Centre! Paint A Vernish Works Wood-Ridge, N. J...... Henry Eysmenn (A) 69 Prospect St.. Brooklyn 1. N. Y...... L. Francis Case Cheesman-EUiot Co. (A) ............. 639 Kent Ave., Brooklyn 11. N. Y...... Harry C. Soffer 145 NPCA/Rl 018502 Chilton Pint Co. (A)....................109-09 15th Ave., College Point, N. Y....................... W. C- Martens, Jr. Clover Leaf Paint 4 Varnish Corp. (A) ....................43-43 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City 1, N. Y..........James H. Abraham Coastwise Petroleum Co., The <C) ..............................................8-10 Bridge St.......... Walter R. Warden Colledge, E. W. (C) ..................... 52 Vanderbilt Ave............ J. J. McIntyre Colonial Works, Inc. (A) ...............223-231 Norman Ave., Brooklyn 22, N. Y..........C. W. Griffin Commercial Solvents Corp. (B) ..17 E. 42d St..................... R. L. Hutchins Congo Ink Vehicle Co. (A) ............250 Monitor St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y...... Louis Solomon Consolidated Products Co., Inc., (C) 15 Park Row.......................... M. I. Cowen Continental Can Co. (B)............. 122 E. 42d St.................. --0. G. Jakob Cook & Dunn Paint Corp. (A)___109-115 St. Francis St., Newark 5, N. J........... Adam G. Dunn Cornelius, Theodore (C) ............ 2 Rector St. (6),........ Theodore Cornelius Crown Can Co. (C) .....................60 E. 42d St................. F. Stanley Kreps Crown Cork Specialty Corp. (B1..60 E. 42d St.................. William R. Fox Debevoise Co., The (A) ................ 968-978 Grand St., ' Brooklyn 6, N. Y,, Horatio L. Wilkinson Devoe 4 Reynolds Co., Inc. (A)...787 First Ave.......... Renshaw Smith, Jr. Dicalite Co., The (B) ....................120 Wail St................ A. G. Frankenhoff Dings 4 Schuster, Inc. (Cl............17 John St...................Adrian E. Jacobs Dixon Crucible Co., Joseph (A)-.167 Wayne St, Jersey City 3, N. J., Richard H. Horner Doggett, Inc., Stanley (C) ...........75 Varick St.............. Stanley H. Doggett Dunham, Inc., Thomas C. (A) ___8-05 43d Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y..............................M. MacDonald duPont de Nemours 4 Co., E. I., (A) .................................. 67 34th St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y.............J. P. Surtoc duPont de Nemours 4 Co., Inc., E. I, Pigment Dept (fi).......... 256 Vanderpool St, Newark 5, N. J........... Lloyd E. Kelly Duralac Chemical Corp. (A)........ 84 Luster Ave., Newark 5, N. J.............Benson Leister Eagle Paint 4 Varnish Works, Inc. (A) ..................................... 49-20 Fifth St, Long Island City 1, N. Y...H. R. Hillman Eagle-Picher Co. (B) .................. 420 Lexington Ave.......... W, F. Bergner Eakins, Inc., J. S. 4 W. R. (B) --55 Berry St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y., J. Barkley Eakins Eastern Paint 4 Varnish Fifth Ave., Hawthorne, N. J., Works (A).................................. William H. Parr Edlo Paint Co. (A)....................... 225 Grand St. (13)......... Louis Steinberg Egan 4 Hausman Co., Inc. (A)...43d Rd. 4 Ninth St, Long Island . City 1, N. Y............. Talbot Uehlinger Egyptian Lacquer Mfg. Co., The (A) ....................................P. O. Box 444, Newark, N. J..........Olav J. S. deBrun Empire State Varnish Co., Inc. (A) 38 Varick St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y__ Michael Doniger Evans Bros., Inc. (A) .................. 1004 Westchester Ave...Joseph B. Evans Farnow Varnish Works (A)........ 4-80 47th Rd., Long Island City, N. Y__ Benjamin Farber Fein's Tin Can Co., Inc. (C)........ 50th St. 4 First Ave., Brooklyn 32, N. Y.............Irving Fein Fezandie 4 Sperrle, Inc. <B).......206 Fulton St............... Oscar E. Sperrle Flood 4 Conklin Mfg. Co. (A)---- 136 Chestnut St., Newark 5, N. J........... H. P. Schaeffer France, Campbell 4 Darling, Inc. (C) ..............................................Michigan Ave., Kenilworth, N. J........Ivan L. Darling 146 NPCA/R1 018503 Frinks ChemictI Product! Co., _____ __ tnt. (B) .................... ................o5 33d St, ** 1 ' Brooklyn 32, N. Y... Joseph M. Franks Frisch A Co., Inc. (A) ...............565 Barry SU _. , Bronx o9, N. Y........ Allred X. Fnsch General Dyestuff Corp. (B).......... 435 Hudson St......Arthur E. Tator, Jr. General Electric Co. <B) ............570 Lexington Are...Frank St. Hastings Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt Co., Inc. .. (A) .......................................... 80 John St....................... Louis Gillespie Gillespie Varnish Co. (A) ............131 Dey St., Jersey City 6, N. J., W. a. Da Camp, Jr. Glidden Co., The (A) ............. -....4201 Tonnelle Ave.. T,, v North Bergen, N- J...Frank J. Roche Globe Paint Co. (A).......................604 Rockaway Are.. .. Brooklyn 12, N. Y.......Louis Feinberg Grice Co., Inc., VV. R. (C) .......7 Hanover Square....... Martin F. Auetin uray & Co., Wm S. (C) ...............342 Madison Ave.................... F. R. Gates Greeff Co., Inc., R. W. (C)........ 10 Rockefeller Plai*....Ira Vandewat* Grumbacher, M. A. (A)............... *60 V. 34th St........ Walter Grumbacher Uuignon Green, Inc. (C) ........ 75 Weat St...............Charles F. Guignon Gypsy Paint Varnish Co., Inc. (A) ............................................. 529 Columbia St., Brooklyn 31, N. Y...... Irving I. Berg Hamilton, Page N. (C) ................ 205 E. 42d St..............Page N. Hamilton Hammill Gillespie, Inc. (B) ....Z25 Broadway.................. H. N. Gilleepie Hanlon Goodman Co. (C) ........ 6-8-10 Riverside Ave., Belleville 9, N. J., William A. Robertson Hardy Co., Paul W. (B) ...............271 Madison Ave...............Paul W. Hardy Harshaw Chemical Co. of New York, Inc., The (B) ........ 420 Lexington Ave........James E. Spencer Hastings Co., Bronze Powder Div. tC) ................................... 708 Van Duzer St., Stapleton, Staten Island 4, N. Y.. .Henning L. Wamecke Hercules Powder Co., Inc. (B).......500 Fifth Ave.......................H. M. Wendle Heyden Chemical Corp. <B) ........ 393 Seventh Ave. (1)--M. Alvin Rose Heyward Paint Varnish Co. (A) ............................................. 110 Wallabout St., Brooklyn 11, N. Y...Julius Z. Bernard Highland Chemical Co., The (C)..91 Wall St.........................J. B. Fleming Hilo Varnish Corp. (A) ...............42-60 Stewart Ave., Brooklyn 6, N. Y........A. G. Schumann Hilton Davis Div., Sterling ' Drug, Inc. (B) ............................76 Ninth Ave. (II)......... 0. Dexter Neal Hinde Dauch Paper Co., The 550 Ninth St, (C) .............................................. Hoboken, N. J...............John B. Wyatt Hoboken White Lead Color Works, Inc. (A) ........................ 1501 Adams St., Hoboken, N. J.............. Louis J. Meyer Holland Color Chemical Co. ' (B) ............................................. 507 Fifth Ave. (17)......... Paul Gutschow Holley Chemical Co. (C) ...............122 E. 25th St...............Arthur F. Adams Hoover, C. E. (C) ........................ 1250 Sixth Ave...............Robert E. Tigner Horn Co., A. C,, Division Sun Chemical Corp. (A) ........... Horn Bldg., Long Island City 1, N. Y....................................A. E. Horn Hotopp Varnish Co., The (A) --110-112 Marshall St., . Hoboken, N. J................... Sidney Silon Hub Paint Varnish Co., Inc., (A) ..............................................47-38 Fifth St., Long Island City 1, N. Y.............Joseph S. Chusid Iddings Paint Co., Inc. (A)........... 48-18 33d St, Long Island City 1, N. Y.......................Carl Iddings Iisley Held Co. (A) ....................178-180 E. 124th St...Harry R. Held, Jr. Imperial Paper Color Corp. (B) ............................................. 515 Madison Ave...Harold A. Wakefield Industrial Resin Corp. <C) ..........Jefferson Rd.. Whippany, N. J----- Charles Patterson 147 f.' NPCA/RI 018504 Inland Steal Container Co. (B)...353 Daniortfa Are., Jersey City, N. J.............E. T. Statler Innes Corp, 0. G. (C) ..................32 Wall St........................................0. G.Innes Interchemieal Con., 224 McWhorter St, Morphy Paint Div. (A)............. Newark 1, N. J......... Paul S. Kennedy Irvington Varnish ft Insulator Co. (A) ...................................... 6 Argyle Terrace, Irvington U, N. J.....................Frank A. Shoemaker J ft L Steel Barrel Co. (C)............70 E. 45th St (17), Matthew Floyd Sprague Roberts Paint Corp. (A)............... 515 Bryant Ave------ Bernard Rubenstein Johns-Manville (B) ........................ 22 E. 40th St.................................... C. J.O'Neil Kellogg ft Sons. Inc., Spencer (B). .420 Lexington Ave............................ D. J.Healy Kent Machine Works, Inc. (B)--39 Gold St, Brooklyn I, N. V........Elmer P. Peters Kentucky Color ft Chemical Co, . Inc. (B) .................................... 23 Flatbush Ave.. Brooklyn 17, N. Y...... J. Hugh Holton Keystone Varnish Co. (A) ............71 Otsego St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y.............D. C. Arnold Kohnstamm ft Co, Inc, H. (B)... 537-555 Columbia St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y....Charles D. Allen Krumbhaar Chemicals, Inc. <B) -- 24-30 Jacobus Ave., South Kearny, N. J.............. Or. William Krumbhaar Lacquer ft Chemical Corp. (A) -- 214 40th St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y, Irving Flaumenhaft Lehman Bros. Corp. (A) ............... 22 Halladay St, Jersey City 4, N. J......Alvin Lehman Lehmann Company, Inc, J. M. (B) .............................................. 550 New York Ave, Lyndhurst, N. J.............. George Jack Utter Co, Inc, D. H. (C)............242 W. 55th St............... David H. Litter Longman ft Martinez, Inc. (A) --46 Roebling St, Brooklyn 11. N. Y..................... Walter N. Longman Lucas ft Co, Inc, John (A)........ 491 Greenwich St...................S. A. Press Lunco, Inc. {C) ............................ 28-28 41st Ave, Long Island City 1, N. Y................................... J. A. Lundy McCabe Paint ft Varnish Co. (A).. 16 Melville Place, Irvington 11, N. J, J. J. McCabe, Jr. Maas ft Waldstein Co. (A) .......... 438 Riverside Ave, Newark 4, N. J, Dr. Gustave Klinkenstein MacArthur Petroleum ft Solvent Co. (C) ......................... Jacobus Ave, S. Kearny, N. J,..Jo*. A. MacArthur Mac-Lac Co, Inc. (A) .................. 127 Maiden Lane.............Philip H. Harris Magna Manufacturing Co, Inc. (C) .............................................. 444 Madison Ave............. Nelson O. Burt Mantrose Corp, The <A) ............. 136 41st St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y.............M. A. Rosen Manufscturers Varnish Co, Inc. (A) .....................................74-80 Lorrsine St, Brooklyn 32, N. Y...... Everitt J. Cole Marietta-Hamon Chemicals, Inc. (B) .....................................560 Belmont Ave, Haledon, N. J................. W. R. McAdow Martin Co, The L. (B) ................ 41 E. 42nd St..................George A. Lewis Martin-Senour Co, The (A) .......9 E. 56th St (22).............P. C. Frayser Merkin Paint Co, Inc, M. J. (A).. 1441 Broadway (18).. Michael J. Merlrin Milton Can Co, Inc, George A. (C) .............................................131-151 N. 14th St, Brooklyn 11, N. Y, .George A. Milton Minwax Co, Inc. (A) .................. II W. 42d St...................R. W. Harrison Monsanto Chemical Co. (B) ........ 30 Rockefeller Plaza (20), C. S. Heathcote Moore ft Co.,Benjamin (A) ........ 511 Canal St.................Leo Silverstein Muralo Co, Inc., The (A)............. 570 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island 1, N. Y, Walter M. Clark 148 4 k'* NPCA/RI 018505 Murray Oil Products Co., Inc. (B) 21 West St................. J. E. Falkingham National Can Corn. (B) ...............110 E. 42nd St................... W. R. Jsnney Nations! Chemical 4 Mfg. Co. (A) ..............................................25 Forrest St., Brooklyn 25, N. Y., Dudley D. Sherman National Lead Company (B) ...... Ill Broadway................J. G. C. McNair New Jersey Zinc Sales Co., The <B) ......................................160 Front St............ Ralph M. Neumann Newport Industries, Inc. (B) .......230 Park Ave............... Richard J. Spits New York Woodfinishers Supply - Co., Inc. (A) ............................. 109 Imlay St., ' Brooklyn 31, N. Y........... Ralph Engel Nuodex Products Co., Inc. (B) -- 830 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth, N. J., Harold M. Johnson Osborn Co., C. J. (B)..................... 132 Nassau St--Michael Flaumenhaft Paint Engineers, Inc. (A) ........... 11 Park Place................ Dexter L. Lewis Paraffine Companies, Inc., The (A) ......................................205 W. Main St, Somerville, N. J........Gerald E. Stuart Paragon Paint 4 Varnish Corp. (A) ..............................................549 46th Ave.. Long Island City 1, N. Y.............J. Harry Evans Paramet Corp. (B) .......................44th Ave. 410th St., Long Island City 1, N. Y.............. C. Homer Flynn Parsons, M. W,, Imports it Ply mouth Organic Laboratories, Inc. (B) ......................................59 Beckman St. (7)..Ernest C. Schmidt Patterson 4 Co., C. W. S, (C) --155 John St..................W. A. Patterson Patterson-Sargent Co. (A) ..........49-20 Van Dam St, Long Island City 1, N. Y..........Ben Patterson, Jr. Payson Paint 4 Varnish Corp. (A) ............................................804 E. 141st St.................... L. J. Downes Peerless Paint 4 Varnish Corp. (A) ..............................................26 Court St.. Brooklyn 2, N. Y........... Harry Minkoff Pennsylvania Alcohol 4 Chem ical Corp. (C) ............................745 5th Ave.................Walter H. Jumker Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A> -- Jay 4 Water Sts., Brooklyn 1, N. Y...... C. E. Seghers, Jr. Pratt 4 Lambert, Inc. (A) ........... 3301 38th Ave., Long Island City l, N. Y., C. W. Brown Prescott Paint Co. (A) ............ ...22 E. 40th St...............John M. Coulton Prior Chemical Corp. (C)........... 420 Lexington Ave.--Herbert R. Prior Quigley Company, Inc. (A) .......... 527 Fifth Ave....................Irving A Pfeil R-B-H Div., Interchemical Corp. (B) ........... 2 Hamilton St., Bound Brook, N. J........P. H. Ingham Randolph Finishing Products Co. (A) ......................................Carlstadt. N. J............... W. G. Randolph Raw Materials Co. (C) ................ 220 E. 42nd St........ Edward F. Heckman Reardon Co., The (A) ....................92 Liberty St (S)...........Kevin B. Moore Reichard-Coulston, Inc. (B) ........ 15 E. 26th St........^............ J. W. Bossert . Reiehhold Chemicals, Inc. (B)--30 Rockefeller Plaza, Dr. Stefan H. Baum Reynolds Metals Co. (B) ............. 19 E. 47th St............... Louis H. Besten Ronan Co., Inc., T. J. (A)............ 749 E. 135th St................John A. Ronan Ross 4 Son Co., Charles (B)........ 148-156 Classon Ave., Roxalin Flexible Finishes, Inc. Brooklyn 5, N. Y..................C. L. Ross (A) ..............................................800 Magnolia Ave., Elizabeth, F, N. J................ Leo Roon St Joseph Lead Co. (B) .............. 250 Park Ave................. Dwight Marshall Sander Corp., Monroe (A) ........... 10-18 46th Avt., Long Island City I, N. Y...................E. J. Rotheim Sapolin Co., Inc., (A) .................. 183 Lorraine St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y...Frank R. Stamer 149 NPCA/RI 018506 Scheel, Inc., William H. (C) ........ 38 Franklin St., Brooklyn 22, N. Y..........Michael Fried Schnell Publishing Co.. Inc. (0-59 John St................... W. S. Auchincioss Sealed Paint Varnish Corp. (A) ............................................... 16 Broadway, Brooklyn 11. N. Y...Seymour Isserson Shetl Chemical Div., Shell Union Oil Corp. (C) .................. 500 Fifth Ave (18)............J. M. Selden Shell Oil Company, Inc. (C) ........ 50 W. 50th St................................F. Preu Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A)...295 Madison Ave........... B. M. Van Cleve Smith Chemical & Color Co., Inc. (C) .......................................55 John St,, Brooklyn 1, N. Y............. Casper Smith Smith Co., J. Lee (C)..............19 Jacob St...................Clarence S. Smith Socony Paint Products Div. of Socony Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. (A) ................ .................... .......111 Broadway.......................C. G. Nelson Sonneborn Sons. Inc., L. (A) --88 Lexington Ave.............Leon D. Eldot Spar-Tex Co., The (A) .................. 4309 Third Ave....................Louis Podell Standard Alcohol Co. f B) ............. 26 Broadway (4)............Joseph P. Burke Standard Oil Co. of N. J. (B)....25 Broad St, Rm. 1301 (4). J. C. Frendlich Standard Ultramarine Co. (B) ...60 E. 42nd St.................M. J. Simonson Standard Varnish Works (A) ___2600 Richmond Ter., Elm Park, . Staten Island 3, N. Y...... James S. Wolf Stoney-Mueller, Inc. (C) ............. Page Newark Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J...Richard W. Stoney Subox, Inc. (A) ..............................348-352 River Rd., North Arlington, N. J..........E. T. Eberhardt Sun Chemical Corp., Pigment Division (C) ..............................309-311 Sussex St., Harrison, N. J.............A. L. Siedman Sutcliffe Co., W. J. (A).................P. O. Box 5, E. Rutherford, N. J..........W. J. Sutcliffe Technical Color Chemical Works, Inc. (A).......................... 439 Third Ave., Brooklyn 15, N. Y........Donald Greene Texon Industrial Corp. <A).......... 10-05 50th Ave., Long Island City 1, N. Y.............. H. L. Eulencamp Thibaut Walker Co., The (A)__ 5-48 46th Road, Long Island City 1, N. Y...Randall O. Walker, Sr. Thompson, Weinman Co., Inc. (B1 ......................................52 Vanderbilt Ave., Holland W. Smith, Jr. Thorsen Products Corp. (C) ........ 2164 Woolworth Bldg. (7), ' A. Benedict Doran Tiraeproof Paint Products, Inc. (A) .............................................. 40 Richards St, Brooklyn 31, N. Y.............Marks Neidle Titanine, Inc. (A) .........................Morris Elmwood Aves., Union, Union County, N. J...... T. A. J. Ward Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) --111 Broadway....................C. F. Gareschd 20th Century Paint Varnish Co. (A) .......................30 Roebling St., , Brooklyn 11, N. Y...... David S. Lifsoh Uhlich Co., Inc., Paul (C) ........ 90 West St.................................... ThomasCullen United Carbon Co., Inc. (B>........ 350 5th Ave..............William W. Higgins United Lacquer Manufacturing Co. (A) ......................................1001 W. Elizabeth Ave., Linden, N. J.......................... R. Krivit United States Bronze Powder Works, Inc. (B) .........................220 W. 42nd St...................... T. J. Mullen U. S. Color Card Co. (B1 ........... 175 Fifth Ave. (10)..........Daniel Jaeger U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ..............................................33 W. 42nd St............... Walter J. Fried Upressit Products Corp. (C) .......420 Lexington Ave....Harry Linnemeyer Utility Color Co. (C) ....................377 Freiinghuysen Ave., Newark 5, N. J.............. S. C. Scheuer 150 NPCA/Rl 018507 Valentine A Co., Inc. (A) ........... 11E. 36th St.......... Thurlow J. Campbell Vanderbilt Co., Ine., R. T. (C). ...230 Park Ave. (17), Everett W. Boughton Velsicol Corp. (B) ....................... 11 Park Place (7)......... J. Newton Hall Vita-Var Corp. (A)..................... 16 Albert Ave.. W ' Newark 2, N. J.......... Austin 0. Allen Wah Chan? Trading Corp. <C)...233 Broadway..................... T. F. Moran Walker Co., H. V. (A) ................ 714 Division St., _ Elizabeth 4, N. J., George W. Lonergan Wunderman & Co., Inc., E. M. (A) ............................................ 208 Dupont St.. . Brooklyn 22, N. Y... E. M. Wandennan Warwick Chemical Corp. (C) .......580 5th Ave.......Dr. Dale S. Chamberlin Wharry A Co., G. A. <C) ........... 95 Broad St........................ G. A. Wharry Whittaker, Clark A Daniels, Inc. (C) ......................................260 W. Broadway............Robert G. Smith Willey Div., C. A., Sun Chemical Corp. (A)............10-29 44th Rd., Long Island City 1, N. Y.............Page C. Valentine Williams A Co., C. K. (B) ..........1 Nevins St., Brooklyn 17, N. Y............. Emil Hoefle Willis Paint Corp. (A) ................ 243-5 Plymouth St.. Brooklyn 1,. N. Y...Bernard W. Willis Wilson-Imperial Co. (A) ............. 115 Chestnut St., Newark 5, N. J..........Elmer R. Nippes Winsor A Newton, Ine. (C) ........ 31 Union Square, W....... James S- Dyson Winterbourne db Co., S. (C)......... 164 Water St., Hendrick E. Hendrickson Witco Chemical Co. (B) ...............295 Madison Ave.......Thomas J. Starkie Wittenberg Corp., A. J. (C).........91 Wall St.................... A. J. Wittenberg Woburn Chemical Corp. of N. J. (B) .................................... 1200 Harrison Ave., Harrison, N. J...... James S. Brownson Zapon Div., Atlas Powder Co. (A) ............................................ Stamford, Conn....................Ed. H. Buey Ziegler A Co., G. S. (C) ...............233 Broadway......................G. S. Ziegler Zinsser A Co., Inc., William (B) ..516 W. 59th St..................Edward Hicks Zophar Mills, Inc. <C> ..................112-30 26th St., Brooklyn 32, N. Y., H. L. Tresouthick PHILADELPHIA PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Philadelphia, Pennsylvania President .. ... ................. SOBT. W. MaTLaCK (Geo. D. Wetherill A Co.) 1st Vice-President .................... . Jos. W. Ga b d in e b , Jh . (John T. Lewis A Bros. Co.) 2nd Vice-President........................... . . Wm. Ma c Kn ig h t (Yarnall Paint Co.) Secretary ......... .. - Wo s u b E. Ra n k (1200 Bankers Securities Bldg.) Treasurer ... ................................... H. E. Rh e a (John T. Lewis A Bros. Co.) Firm Addren Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) -- 123 South Broad St. (9)..Carl E. Dodds American Can Co. (B) ..................Lincoln Liberty Bldg. (7), G. F. Hensehel American Lacquer Solvents Co. (A) ......................................Perkiomen Junction, ' Pheonixville, Pa......... Harry E. Stone American Mineral Spirits Co. (C) ......................................3701 N. Broad St. (40), Louis C. Harvey American Zinc Sales Co., Ine. (B)..420 Lexington Ave., New York. N. Y...... W. S. Woodward Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B)..12 S. Twelfth St. (7), E. W. Kaufman Baker A Gaffney (C> .'................. 12 S. Twelfth St. (7), Harry W. Gaffney Bihn A Wolff Co. (B) .................. Ash A Almond Sts., Bridesbnrg (37). Miss I. M. Hoffman Binney A Smith Co. (B) ............. 676 Drezet Bldg. (6)............C. P. Morris Bisbee Linseed Co. (B) ................ 2100 Lincoln-Liberty Bldg., Broad A Chestnut Sts. (7), Herbert W. Whiting 151 NPCA/RI 018508 Bruder & Sons, M. A. (A)........... 52d A Grays Ave. (43) ....T. A. B ruder Calbar Paint A Varnish Co. (A)..2620 N. Martha St. (25), V. E. Dewees Carroll, Inc., R. E. (C).................. 231 Broad St. Bank Bide. Trenton 1, N. J........ James H. Carroll Clement "Coverall" Co. (A)........ 615 Van Hook St., Camden, N. J..........Curtis H. Clement Columbian Carbon Co.. Magnetic Pigment Div. (B) --601 Cass St., Trenton. N. J. (10)............A. Harvitt Commercial Solvents Corp. (B)...1600 Arch St., Rm. 223........ H. S. Riker Continental Can Co. (B) ............. 12 S. 12th St.................... 0. V. Spedden Crown Can Co. (C).........................Erie Ave A H Sts (34)..........H. C. Tull Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc. (A)... 1023H Arch St (7)............... G. P. Hal! Dicalite Co., The (B) ....................1411 Walnut St. (2).............R. W. Blunt Dowdy Brothers (C)..................... Wilford Bldg., N. E. Cor. 33rd A Arch Sts. (4).................. H. R. Dowdy duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I. (A) .................................... 1616 Walnut St (3) --J. H. Stutt, Jr. duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc. E. I.. Pigment Div. (B)............117 S. 17th St (3)...................R. S. Burr Eagle-Picher Co., (B) .................. Delaware Ave. A Lombard St (47), Wm. B. Wallace Elder A Jenks (B) ....................... 415 Vine St. (6).................F. C. Maxwell Felton, Sibley A Co.. Inc. (A) -- 136 N. 4th St (6)........ Horace S. Felton Finnaren A Haley, Inc. (A)......... 1330 N. 60th St (31) ..Joseph Finnaren Foster Co., Benjamin (A) ............4635 W. Girard Ave. (31), Benjamin Foster, Jr. Franklin Paint A Varnish Co.. Benjamin (A) ....................4820 Langdon St. (24)..........G. T. Elser Franklin Research Co. (B) ....... 5134 Lancaster Ave. (31), C. E. LaRoche French Paint Co., Samuel H. (A).. 27th St A Roberts Ave. (29), Frank L. Johnson Harshaw Chemical Co. (B) ........ 12 S. 12th St. (7)....... Walter E. Wright Hastings A Co. (C).......................819 Filbert St (7). John V. Hastings, Jr. Hercules Powder Co., Synthetic Dept (B) .................................. Wilmington, Del. (99). Henry D. Heiser Hock. Paint A Chemical Works, Inc. (A) ....................... Phoenixville, Pa.......................H. W. Hock Imperial Paper A Color Corp., Pigment Color Div. (B) ............12 S. 12th St (7)..Joseph P. Hervieux Impervious Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ..............................................Kinsey A Hedge Sts. (24), S. L. Garfinkel Kellogg A Sons, Inc.. Speneer (B).. 1616 Walnut St (3).. Joseph A. Morris Kentucky Color and Chemical Co. (B) ......................................1421 Chestnut St (2), Selden G. Hait, Sr. Keystone Albumen Paint Co. (A).. 1346 N. Marston St. (21), Rocco A. Di Dio Keystone Refining Co.. Inc. (A)...4821 Garden St. (37)........ F. H. Detrick Lawrence-McFadden Co., The (A) ......................................7430 State Rd. (36), W. Scott McFadden Lewis A Bro., John T. (B)............910 Widener Bldg. (7), _ J. W. Gardiner, Jr. Litter A Co., D. H. (C)..................1617 Pennsylvania Blvd. (3), Edgar C. Wood Loos A Diiworth, Inc. (C)............724 S. Swanson St. (47), J. R. Tompkins Lucas A Co., Inc., John (A).........322 Race St (5)............. L. F. Collister McCloskey Varnish Co., Inc. (A). .7600 State Rd. (36), Wm. H. Jarden, Jr. . Martin Co., The L. (B) ............ 7435 Milnor St (35)............ G. A. Lewis Meyer ASon.J. (B).......................74321 N. 4th St. (40) -- Fred L. Meyer Monroe. Lederer A Taussig, Inc. (A) ..................................... 606 N, American St. (23)--T. Taussig Murray Oil Products Co. (B)........ Margaret A Pearce Sts......... R. C. Rollins National Can Corp. (B) ...............Walnut Park Plata, 63rd A Walnut Sts. (39)....................Arthur R. Haven New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) --160 Front St, New York 7, N. Y......... . .R, J. Peters 152 ......... ..............-- . r*-- NPCA/Rl 018509 Newport Industries, Inc. (B)........ 1612 Market St. (3)........... Fred L. Noll Paint Industry Magazine (C) --704 Weightman Bldg., 1524 Chestnut St. (2)---- G. B. Heckel, Jr. Paramount Paint 4 Varnish Co., Inc. (A) ..............................141 League St. (47) ....David P. Ramsey Pecora Paint Co. (A) .................. 3501 N. 4th St. (40)..S. B. Bowen. Jr. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) -- 16th St. & Indiana Ave. (32), H. E. ZoU Publicker Industries, Inc. (B).......1429 Walnut St. (2)............ J. H. Griffin Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B).......1700 Sansora St- Bldg. (3) .. .G. A. Olson Resinous Products 4 Chem ical Co., Inc. (B) .......................222 W. Washington Sq. (5), ' N. J. Timmons Reynolds Metals Co. (B) ............. 1600 Arch St. (3).............A. P. Fleming Rowley Co., George A. (C) ........... 93T N. Front St. (23), E. Jennings Rowley Schrack 4 Co., C. (A) .................. 150 N. 4th St. (6)................ J. R. Stulb Senn, George (C) ......................... 2200 E. Westmoreland St. (34), George Senn Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A)... 401 N. Broad St. (8)........ C. P. Jarden Southwark Mfg. Co. (B) .............Winslow St., Camden, N. J., G. W. Griffith Spruance Co., Gilbert (A) ........... Richmond 4 Tioga Sts. (34), E. F. Fox Standard Ultramarine Co. (B) ...121 N. Broad St. (7)...Thomas Rudolph Sun Oil Co. (C) ............................. 1608 Walnut St. (3), Harris B. Price, Jr. Thomson-Porcelite Paint Co. (A)..829 N. 3rd St. (23). .Isidore Binswanger Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) .......910 Widener Bldg. (7), Wyatt Schoonmaker U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. <B) ......................................123 S. Broad St. (9)... .Walter W. Rule Vanderbilt Co., Inc., R. T. (C).... 1428 Hillside Rd., Wynnewood, Pa......... James E. Heckel Waterall 4 Co., Inc., William (A) ............................................118 N. Front St. (6)..Wm. L. Forsythe West, O. h. <C) ............................. Ill S. Broad St. (7).............. O. L. West Wetherill 4 Co., Inc., Geo. D. (A) ............................................. 113 Arch St. (6)... .Robert W. Matlaek Williams 4 Co., C. K. (B) ........... 840 N. 13th St., Easton, Pa........... ......... S. E. Richards Yarnall Paint Co. (A) ..........'. -- Grays Ave. at 54th St (43) William MacKnight PHOENIX PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Phoenix, Arizona President......................................................................V. F. MUXLLI* (Ceer-0 Paints 4 Chemicals, Ltd.) Vice-President ,........... ............................Mil t o n Porrsrr (W. P. Fuller 4 Co.) Secretary-Treasurer, ............................W. H. ScHIUMACK (Valley Paint 4 Supply Co.) Firm Addrttt Representative Boysen Paint Co., Walter N. (A).. 1325 N. Central Ave............. Don Flynn Busey Paint Company, Ray <E)..201 E. Van Buren........ Emery Woehler Deer-0 Paints 4 Chemicals, Ltd. (A) .................................... 2431 E. Van Buren............ V. F. Mueller du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., . E. I. (A)..................................... 347 N. 1st Ave...............................HowardCarver Elquest Paint Company (E)........1013 N. 7th St............................... WalleyDaggy Fuller 4 Co., W. P. (A) .............. 117 "E. Jackson St..........Milton Poppett General Paint Corp. (A) ............. 245 W. Adams..................Bert Thomhsm Mathews Paint Company (A) --1006 N. Central Ave........... F. J. Robnsn Meyers Leiber Company (E) .......525 W. Monroe St..............Henry Leiber National Lead Company (B) .......546 W. Van Buren St. .Dorland A. White O'Malley Lumber Company (E) ..4th Ave. 4 W. Jefferson___C. O. Staggs Sherwin-Williams Company (A) ..15 E. Jackson St..................... Art. Pugh Valley Paint 4 Supply Co. (E)...311 N. 1st Ave...........W. H. Scheumack 153 ~W: NPCA/R1 018510 PITTSBURGH PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania President................................................................. L. J. Rex zen s t ein (Falk 4 Company) Vice-President ..........................................................C. E. WltsON (E. E. Zimmerman Co.) Secretary ................ ............... Ja me s K. Wh it e (W. W. Lawrence 4 Co.) Treasurer . ............... . L. V. Da u l e r (Neville Company) Firm Address Re.presentative Aluminum Co. of America (B^,-- 1814 Oliver Bldg................ C. H. Moore American Can Co. (B) .................. 330 Grant St........................ E. Mansfield Butts, H. D. (C) ............................ Grant Bldg..............................H. D. Butts Continental Can Co. (B) ............. 2615 Grant Bldg.......... C. H. Armstrong De Vilbiss Co. (B)........................ 501 Plaza Bldg.............. E. A. Lightfoot du Pont de Nemours 4 Co., 35th 4 Grays Ferry Ave., E. I. (B)...................................... Philadelphia, Pa.............W. J. Beastcn Eagle-Picher Co., (B) ...............601 E. Robinson St............J. S. Nordyke Falk 4 Co. (B) ............................P. 0- Box 1075......... Louis J. Reizenstein Glyco Products Co., Inc. (C)........365 Orchard Drive..............L. S- Levitt Harshaw Chemical Co. (B)...........Seventh 4 CarsonSts.........R. O. Hummel Hommel Co.. 0. (C) ......................211 21st Ave..................... H. R. Urbach Imperial Oil 4 Gas Products Co. (B) ...................................... Grant Bldg. Imperial Paper 4 Color Corp., Pigment Color Div. (B)............535 Bulkley Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio........ A. T. Nanovic Impervious Varnish Co. (A) ....... P. 0. Box 146................. Albert H. Braun Industrial Paint Co. (A) .............Haysville, Pa........................ Wm. Wettach Lastik Products Co., Inc. (A)---- Keenan Bldg......................D. S. Steinfirst Lawrence 4 Co., W. W.(A) ......... West Carson St..................... J. K. White McCann-Sbields Paint Co. (A) ... 27 Alexander St., W. E., J. E. Shields Michel Co, C. A. (E) .................. 640 Smithfield St................Geo. J. Michel National Lead 4 Oil Co, of Pa. <B) .............................................. 1376 River Ave............... .J. H. Gaertner Neville Co. (B) ..............................Neville Island......................... L. V. Dauler New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) -- 604 Guardian Bldg, Cleveland 14, Ohio..........Clyde Berger Penn Paint Co. (C).......................5821 Penn Ave................ Loring S. Jones Pennsylvania Industrial Chem ical Corp. (B) .......................... 120 State St, Clairton, Pa........... R. W. Ostermayer Pittsburgh Paint Supply, Inc. (E) ............................................ 513-23 Water St............W. M. Johnston Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A)--632 Duquesne Way........B. J. Cassady Sherwin-Williams Co. (A) ........... 636 Smithfield St........... W. F. O'Heam Sipe 4 Co, James B. (A) ........... Box 87, South Hill Br. Standard Can Co. (B) ..................865 California Ave........................M. Moss Suydam Div, M. B,, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) .................. Island 4 Preble Aves.......L. C. Morehouse Thompson 4 Co. (A) ....................1085 Allegheny Ave, Oakmont-, Pa..................D. D. Munroe Union Paint 4 Varnish Co. (A) 1225 Shore Ave.............Herman T. Blank Watson-Standard Co. (A) .............P. 0. Box 1825................... J. D. Watson Wheeler 4 Son, Henry (C)........... 115 W. Ohio St. (12>...Elmer M. Ranch Zimmerman Co, E. E. (A) ........ 526 Fulton Bldg.......... E. E. Zimmerman PORTLAND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Portland, Oregon President .......................................Amo s Den s mo r e (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Vice-President ..................................... Feed Ger s h bac k (W. P. Fuller 4 Co.) Secretary-Treasurer ................ F. E. Atsop (Mount 4 Alsop, Inc.) . Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (BJ..512 Porter Bldg.............. F. Scott Smith 154 NPCA/RI 018511 American Can Co. (B) ................... 2127 N. W. 26th Ave........ D. C. Lawson Boysen Co., Walter N. (A)............903 N. Williams Ave............. C. V. Olsen Butcher Company, L. 5. {C).......1504 N. W. Johnson St., V. M. Hockenberger Duncan Laboratories (C) ............ 6516 N. Denver Ave......... J. W. Duncan Ftsher-Tborsen A Co., Inc. (A).. .2100 N. W. 22d Ave., Warren M. Thorsen Fuller A Co., W. P. (A)................ P. 0. Bo* 4170.............. F. H. Gershback General Paint Corporation, ________ Rasmussen A Co. Division (A). .Bo* 910, 838 S. W. 2d Ave., H. D. Rasmussen Longview Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ................................. ........... Longview, Wash...................W. E. Sailors Miller Paint Co., The (A)............. 317 S. E. Grand Ave............. Herb Miller Miller A Zehrung Chemical Co. (C) .......................................2201 N. W. 20th St.......... C. V. Zehrung Mount A AIsop, Inc. <C) ...............902 N. W. 14tb Ave............. F. E. Alsop Muralo Co., Inc.,The (A)............907 N. W. Irving St........Millard Murray National Lead Co., Pacific Coast Branch (B) .......... 1211 N. W. Glisan St. -- D. D. Roberts Paraffine Companies, Inc., The (A) .............................................140 N. E. Broadway--Harry R. Dinger Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --1235 N. W. 15th Ave...... Amos Densmore Reardon Co. of Calif., The (A) --2934 N. E. 45th Ave......... Claude Booth Resinous Products A Chemical Co. (B) 1...................................... American Bank Bldg___ Charles Rocema Rodda Paint Co.(A) ....................1103 S. E. Grand Ave., Wayne Cupper Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A) ...P. O, Bo* 3538....................J. A. Ludwig Titanium Pigment Corp. (B)........ 1238 N. W. Glisan St.. .Henry Bottemiller Van Waters A Rogers, Inc. (C)..2133 N. W. York St...Kern W. Hendricks Wesco Waterpaints, Inc. (A) --1225 N. W. Everett St...Geo. J. Nanetti Wood Co., Paul W. (C) ...............1333 N. W. 12th St.......... K. R. Duncan PUGET SOUND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Seattle, Washington President.................... ........................................ C. R. Bo y l e (Aluminum Company of America) Vice-President .....................................Roy Cr an e (Far West Paint Mfg. Company) Executive Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Har r y He n k e , Jr . (Insurance Building) Firm Address Representative Aluminum Co. of America (B) --1411 4th Ave. Bldg.............Charles Boyle American Can Company (B) .......Elliot A Vine Sts.............G. E. Paulson American Cyanamid A Chem ical Corp. (B)........................... 2203 1st Ave., S.................J. E. Garrison Boysen Company, Walter N. (A)..3218 Western Ave............ George Hurst Butcher Company, L. H. (C) .......1703 6th Ave., S....................E. F. Clark California Ink Co., Inc., The (B)..2627 Western Ave...Amo L. Lockwood Cowman-Catnpbell Paint Co. (A)..514 Virginia St................E. A. Cowman duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I. (A) .....................................525 Boren Ave. N.................Glen Privat Par West Paint Mfg. Co. (A) -- 2004 1st Ave.............................Roy Crane Fuller A Company, W. P. (Aj --Fairview N. A Roy Sts. - George W. Feldmann General Paint Corporation (A) ...1400 Dearborn St............... W. W. Marsh Jarvie Paint Mfg. Co. (A) ........760 AJoha St..............Gustave E. Jarvie Laueks, Inc., I. F. (A) ..................Maritime Bldg........................Sam Mutlin Miller Paint Company (A) ..........1936 7th Ave..................... Wayne Leever National Lead Company (B) .......973 John St...................Ray C. Krueger Paraffine Companies, Inc., The (A) ......................................2228 3rd Ave.........................George Holt Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ....228 Dexter St..................... F. R. French Preservative Paint Company (A)..5410 Airport Way.............. Frank West Reardon Co. of Calif., The (A)...562 1st Ave., S................Claud T. Booth Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (B) . . .Dexter Horton Bldg......... T. S. Hodgins Rudd Paint A Varnish Co. (A).... 1608 15th Ave., W................ H. M. Rudd Schora Faint Mfg. Co. (A) ........ 1128 W. Spokane St...Emerson E. Brott Sherwin-Williams Company (A)..959 Harrison St.............George McAssey 155 NPCA/RI 018512 Titanium Pigment Corp. (B) --1238 N. W. Glisan St., _ Portland, Ore........... H. L. Bottemiller Van Waters A Rogers. Inc. (C)...400 1st Are. S.......................Nat Rogers Wesco Waterpaiats, Inc. (A) .......1401 Deztar Ave............ Herman Leander Wood Company, Paul W. (C) -- 91 Connecticut St........... Ken R. Duncan RICHMOND PAINT. VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Richmond, Virginia President ............................................................. J. Th o mas Pr id d y (Alcatraz Co., Inc.) Vice-President ......................................................... An g u s P. Gu n n (Angus Gunn, Inc.) Secretary-Treasurer ............................................ C. H. Sn ead (Bullington Paint Co., Inc.) Firm . Address Representative Alcatraz Company, Inc., The (A)..Ellen Ave. A No. Blvd., T. A. Armitage Atlantic Varnish & Paint Co. (A).. 29th A Main Sts........... las. A. Saunders Bailey Paint Company, Hudson (A) .............................................. 609 N. l?th St.................. Hudson Bailey Bullington Paint Co., Inc. (E)--400 E. Broad St.................C. H. Snead Glidden Company, The (A)..........107 E. Grace St.............. C. P. O'Conneil Harwood Brothers, Inc. (E) ......1009 E. Canal St----- H. B. Weatherford Haskell Chemical Company (A) ...1825 N. Hamilton St.Howie Haskell Kellogg A Miller Sales Co. (B) ...Hermitage Road...................A. C. Young Lewis A Brot. Co., John T. (B) ...14th A Cary Sts. Nicholas-Gray Paint Corp. (El...325 W. Broad St........ Cary A. Nicholas Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) ....7th A Byrd Sts................... J. H. Spivey Richmond Glass Shop (E) ........... 814 Broad St, W......... A. G. Bialkowski Sampson Paint A Color Co., Inc. (A) ................................... 1415 E. Main St................... P. J. Sampson Sanders Brothers Co., Inc., (E) ...1318 W. Broad St............ W. B. Elwang Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A)...1017 E. Main St.................. I. A. Steger Southern Varnish Corp. (A)........ Box 1004, Roanoke, Va.........N. W. Kelley ST. LOUIS PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION St Louis, Missouri President ..................................... J. M. Ph il l ip s (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) Vice-President .......................................... Geo . B. Du n po r d (Inter-Coastal Paint Corp.) Secretary........... ............................... Har r y Bau ms t ar k ' (Harry A. Baumstark A Co.) Treasurer .................................................................. Jac k Ber k l ey (Vane-Calvert Paint Co.) Firm Addrett Representative Absorene Mfg. Co. (C) ..................1609 N. 14th St..............H. R. Henderson Aluminum Co. of America (B) --3615 Olive St..................... D. P. Murrey American Can Company (B) .......41 Branch St...................... Edward Lanz American Cyanamid A Chem ical Corp. (B) ...........................Shell Bldg......................... W. H. Andrews American Paint Journal Co., Inc. (C) ............................................ 3713 Washington Blvd.............. A. F. Voss American Zinc Sales Co. (B)..........Paul Brown Bldg...-.........Fred W. Knoke Bakelite Corp. (B) ........................3615 Olive St................George A. Wells Banner Supply Company (A) ....... 1804 S. Jefferson St------J. C. Hoffmeister Baumstark A Co.. Harry A. (C). .4030 Chouteau Ave., Barry A. Baumstark Berry Brothers, Inc. (A) ............3721 Washington Blvd.........J. B. Maxley Biddle Company (A) ....................612 S. Main St................Oliver J. Biddle Brown Company, R. J. (B) ......... 1418 Wittenberg St......... T. M. Scherer Calco Chemical Div., Araer. Cyanamid Co. (B)...........828 Gratiot St.................................. PeterKoval Campbell Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ..............................................106 Gratiot St.................H. L. Slaughter Chemical A Pigment Co. (B) ... Collinsville, HI............... E. R. Williams Commercial Solvents Corp. (B)...Paul Brown Bldg......... H. I. Beckenholdt Con-Ferro Paint A Varnish Co. (A) ..............................................3228 N. Broadway...............................SamKoplar 156 NPCA/RI 018513 Continental Can Co. (B) ............. 5221 Natural Bridge Are., A. C. Spiegelberg Cook Paint A Varnish Co. (A) -- 4465 Manchester Ave...... W. M. Aronaon Davi* Co,, Don V. (A)..................1535 N. 8th St.....................Don V. Davis De Lore Division, National Lead Co. <B>...............P. 0. Box 2808, Carondelet, St. Louis, Mo................ C. P. De Lore DeMert A Dougherty, Inc. (C) --1600 Clark Ave..................... G. Kersens DeVilbiss Company, The (B)........ 2737 Washington Blvd.. .L. C. LeResche Devoe A Reynolds Co., Inc. (A) ...5706 Delmar Blvd...............Fred Yedicke Dow Chemical Co. (B) ..................3615 Olive St............. E. E. Chamberlain duPont, de Nemours A Co., Inc., E. I;, Pigment Dept. (B) ..........2101 Cinalport Ave., - Chicago, III...............H. E. Schreibev Eagle-Picher Co. (B) ....................305 St. Clair Ave., E. St. Louis, 111.'............Lester Brown George Company, P. D. <A)..........5200 N. 2nd St..................... J. E. George Hamburg, H. R. (C)..................... 7242 Pershing Ave. Hercules Powder Co. (B) ........... Railway Exchange Bldg....... F. W. Hoyt Imperial Paper A Color Corp. (B) 3713 Washington Blvd...W. T. Thumser Independent Oil Co. (C) ............... 3930 Chouteau St.............. Jos. A. Cullen Inter-Coastal Paint Corp. (A)........ 1248 Walnut St., E. St. Louis, 111................ Geo. Dunford Kellogg A Sons, Inc., Spencer (B).. 108 Mullanphy St............. E. W. Weaver Knapp, Harry G. (C) ..................706 Olive St., Rm. 1401. Made-Rite Products, Inc. (A) --2410 S. Seventh St.......... John H. Meyer Mar-Kay Mfg. Co. (A) ................. 2718 S. Second St........... Chas. F. McKay Mepham Corp., Geo. S. (B)............20th A Lynch Sts., E. St. Louis, HI............W. B. Nichols Missouri Paint A Varnish Co. (A)..5125 N. Second St................ J. P. Frank Missouri Solvents A . Chemicals Co. (C).....................419 De Soto Ave. (7).........M. L. Coleman Monsanto Chemical Co. (B) ........ 1700 S. Second St............C. H. Sommers Moore A Co., Benjamin (A) ........ 1630 S. Second StRichard Moore, Jr. . Mound City Paint A Color Co. (A) ..............................................202 S. Ninth St...................... S. R. Casey Muralo Company (A) ....................542 Oak Court.................... E. J. Murphy National Lead Company (B) .......722 Chestnut St................... R. J. Ferree New Jersey Zinc Sales Co. (B) --221 N. La Salle St, Chicago, III................ C. H. Patterson Niahaus A Co., J. E. (C).............. 3713 Washington Blvd........ J. E. Niehaus Phelan-Faust Paint Mfg. Co. (A). .932 Loughborough Ave.___W. J. Phelan Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (A) --1106 Central Industrial Dr., J. M. Phillips P"oc'ke'ls Drug, Glass A Pain.t Co. (A) ..................................... 2340 Gravois Ave. .Sidney Pockels Point Milling A Mfg. Co. <B)--20th A Lynch Sts., E. St Louis, III............... L. K. Ayres Price Varnish Co. (A)................... 3rd A St Louis Sts., Valley Park, Mo...Thompson Price, Jr. Reardon Company (A) ..................2208 N. Second St............ J. V. Reardon Robbins Varnish Co. (A) ............. 1535 N. Eighth St....... Clarence Robbins Robins A Co., G. S. (B).................. 126 Chouteau Ave..................H. L. Dahn St Louis Surfacer A Paint Co. (A) ..............................................4200 Arlington Ave.................H. C. Avis Schulte Paint A Lacquer Mfg. Co. (A) ....................................... 639 E. Holly Ave..............Frank Schulte Seidlitz Paint A Varnish Co. (A)..562 Garden Ave, Webster Groves, Mo...... Max McClure Shell Oil Co., Inc. (B) ................ Shell Bldg...............................W. E. Espy Sherwin-Williams Co. (A)............. 515 Spruce St.........................C. R. Bivins Steeleote Mfg. Co. (A) ................ 3418 Gratiot St...................... Geo. Niedt Sullivan Sales Co., PhU A. (C1..330 Newstead St S...... Phil A. Sullivan Sunbrite Mfg. Co. (A) ................ 3506 Market St (3)............. Leo Mitchell Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. (C) ....................................... 1101 N. Wharf St..............Morton Meyer 167 seam NPCA/R1 018514 Titanium Pigment Corp. (B)........Carondelet Sta....................George Argent U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. (B) ......................................1600 Clark St..............J. E. Montgomery U. S. Paint, Lacquer A Chemical Co. (A).......................211$ Singleton St..........Joe Dilschneider Utah Gilsoaite Co. (C) ................ 220 N. 4th St................... O. M. Barron Vane-Calvert Paint Co. (A) ........ 1601 N. Broadway............W. J. Berkley Von Hoffmann Press (B) ............101 S. 9th St...................... George Boeseh Wurdack, Inc., Walter (A)........... 4927 Connecticut St------ Walter Wurdack TOLEDO PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Toledo, Ohio President............................................................................Ca m, Bl u m (Dolphin Paint A Varnish Co.) Vice-President................................................................. J. G. Lu d ey (National lead Co.) Secretary-Treasurer................................................ M. J. Sc h w a n z l (M. I. Wilcox Co.) Firm Addrtts Representative Acme White Lead A Color Works (A) .................................. 146 Summit St.................... J. C. Fraiich American Can Company (B) .......City Park Ave. A Hamilton St., D. C. Felbinger Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (B) . Hanson Ave. A Industrial St, Herman Hansen Buckeye Paint A Varnish Co. (A)..715 S. 15th St............P. F. Whalen, Jr. DeVilbiss Co., The (B).................. 300 Phillips Ave.......................W. J. Pitt Dolphin Paint A Varnish Co. (A). .922 Locust St..........................Csrl Blum duPont de Nemours A Co., Inc., E.I. (A) .......................................721 Adams St.................. J. E. DeVorss Glidden Co., The (A) ....................201 Summitt St.................... C. M. Myers Heating Trades Supplies, Inc. (C) 1714 N. 12th St......................... K. E. Kirk Lake Shore Paint Co. (A)...........218 Huron St....................... T. F. Coulter Lindsey Wall Paper Company (C) 717 Adams St...................... John Dooley National Lead Company (B) .......123 University Blvd................J. G. Ludey Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (B).........1510 N. Westwood Ave., M. H. Switter Pittsburgh Piste Glass Co. (A) -- 2410 Albion St.................. C. A. Schaefer Sherwin-Williams Company, The (A) ......................................704 Madison Ave................W. B. Stevens Superior Paint Co. (C)...............508 Monroe St.................. R. J. Ahrendt Western Solvents A Chemical Co. (C) .............................................. W. Central Ave...............Frank Werder Wilcox Co., The M. I. (E)........... 210 Water St................ Harry W. Parke UTAH PAINT, VARNISH AND LACQUER ASSOCIATION Salt Lake City, Utah President.............................................................. How as p A. Ha n k s (Acme Quality Paint Store) Vice-President . . ................................. Ke l l y c ar pen t er (Genera! Paint Corporation) Secretary-Treasurer ..................................................Fr a n k Pec k (Peck, Ash A Perry Company) Firm Aadreu Rrpretentativt Acme Quality Paint Store (A) -- 37 E. First South St. .Howard A. Hanks American Can Company (B) ........ 2425 Blake St, Denver, Colo.............. W. A. Landgraf Bennett Glass A Psint Co. (A)--61 W. First South St.......... A. Robinson Engberj Wallpaper Co. (C) ........ 19 W. First South St......... J. M. Jackson Fuller A Co., W. P. (A) ...............404 W. Fourth South St------ B. W. Butler General Paint Corp. (A) .............29 E. First South St....... Kelly Csrpenter Glidden Co., The (A) ....................629 S. State St................. John Hibbard Moore A Co., Benjamin (A) ........ 1020 S. Fifteenth St E,, George K. Birdwell National Lead Company (B) --2161 Berkeley St................ D. C. Higiey Perschon Paint A wall PapeT 158 mygSJI1 .(Wviii.f.A. Ml NPCA/H1 018515 Co. (C) ........................................339 S. St*t St.--William F. Perschon Silt Lake Glass A Paint Co. (E). .33 E. Pint South St----- Robert Cockrell Salt Lake Hardware Company _ (E) .............................................. 105 N. Third West St...Harold J. Martin Sherwin-Williams Co., The (A)..227 S. State St.............Wendell Gilbert WASHINGTON PAINT CLUB Washington, 0. C. President ......... . W. R. WINSLOW (W. R. Winslow Company) Vice-President............................................................... A. Let Amo s s (Pittsburgh Plata Glass Co.) Secretary...................................................................... E. R. DRAKC (Nat'l Paint, Varnish A Lacquer Assn.) Treasurer ......... . .. ............................H. F. Mc Cal l (George P. Muth A Co., In'e.) Firm Addren RsprtitnLattvt Butler-Flynn Paint Co. (E)........ 609 C St. N. W.....................T. A. Flynn Capitol Wall Paper A Paint Co* (E) ............................................1200 Eye St N. W............J. M. Buckley Dyer Brothers, Inc. (E) ............... 734 Thirteenth St N. W...Manning Dyer Felton, Sibley A Co. (A)...............5309 Georgia Avc. N. W.. ,W. I. White Fries, Beall A Sharp Company ' (E) ..............................................734 Tenth St N. W.........J. E. Robertson Glidden Company, The (A) ..........1013 Twelfth St N. W., Charles E. Caltrider Lawrence A Company, W. W. (A) ..714 Twelfth St N. W. McDougall-Butler Company, Inc. (A) ............................................421 Tenth St N. W......... John A. Askew Muth & Co., Georg* F., Ine. ()..710 Thirteenth St N. W...H. F. McCall Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company (A) ..............................................1545 New York At *. N. E., A. Lee Amoss Reilly Company, Hugh (E) ........ 1334 New York Are. N. W,, Hugh Reilly, Jr. Smith Company, C. I. (E) ........... 2437 Eighteenth St N. W,, C. L Smith Watkins-Whitney Co. of Md., Inc., The (B) ..............................1432 P St N. W_________R_a_l_jjj_h__S_. _F__li_n_t Watson-Standard Company (A)..916 Seventh St N. W..........E. D. Jones Winslow Company, W. R. (E)....922 New York Ave. N. W,, W. R. Winslow 159 NPCA/RI 018516 NPCA/R1018517