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TOTAL 108 TEARS IN COMPANY EMPLOY Walter I. Lynch, in charge of the Dock & Litherage Dept., Atlantic Plant, retires on September 1 after nearly 43 years with the Company. Not only is Mr. lunch's long length of service a distinction by itself but it is part of a noteworthy father-and-son employment record which totals within two months of 108 years. His father was a Company employee for 65 years, being timekeeper at the plant when he died in 1919. SAVAGE NOW MANAGER OF BOSTON METAL DEPT. George A. Savage has been appointed manager of the Metal Department of the Boston branch. He was New England representative for Blatchford for eleven years, with headquarters at the branch. He started with Blatchford in 1933. ROSE ON A.S.T.M. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Carlton H. Rose, of the Research Laboratories, has been honored by the American Society for Testing Materials with an appointment to membership on its Executive Committee* He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Society. McNAIR RETURNS TO OFFICE J, G. C. McNair, manager, Atlantic Branch white-lead division, who suffered a slight concussion in a train crash on Aug. 2, is back- at his desk. The smash-up was a rear-end collision on the New Jersey Central Railroad and occurred at Bayonne. Mr. McNair, on his way home from the office, was in the car hit. It turned over on its side. 0000-NLI-000024902