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FILE NAME: Saberhagen (SBH) DATE: 1964 Oct DOC#: SBH029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Agenda and Attendee & Membership Lists from IDCNA's 9th Annual Meeting * ii PROGRAM n a tio n a l m eeting of the Insulation Distributor-Contractors National Association, Inc. * \ THE FAIRMONT HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 26 to 29, 1964 PRODUCED JM-83 President CHARLE1S96T3. -6V4AUGHN W elcome to IDCNA's Ninth Annual Meeting here at San Francisco! WWeelceoxmteendtospIeDciCaNl gAr'esetNinignsthtoAonunruanlewMemeteimngbehrseraendatthSeanaffFilriaantecdiscroe! gciaonnnaolt asbseoceiaffteiocntisv.eTwheithporougt raamlaorfgethiasn, doraacntiyveotmheermtbraedrsehiaps.soIcDiaCtiNonA, nneeewdsmyeomurbeidrseasw, oyrokuinrgsktiollgs,etyhoeur r weinllthumsiaaksem,IDanCdNAyouar wmoorrke. Oeflfdecatinvde instrument for building a better industry. Wthee raelpsoreseexntetantdivesspeocfiatlhegrmeeatninugfsacttoureorusr. Wdisetianrgeuigsrhaetdefuslpefaokretrhse, aonpdpotro Ttuoniotyuryloaudieasf,foardveursy two asreme baneydosnpdectihael gcorenefitninegs. oYf oouurrporwesnenbcuesinnoetsso.nly faodrddsevcehlaorpmin, gbaenaudtyo,pearnadtinpgleaassuurcec,esbsfuutl beumspinheasssi.zeWs ethaerebsausriec ymouotiwvielsl fminodstahtteelnpdfuanl cine aytouorurrobluesionfeswsivseesssiaonnds panardtntehres.messages of our speakers mSpeemakbienrgs' pfuerlls,onaacltilvye,foarnad mvoocmalenpt,arIticwipaanttiotno wineltchoemaeff--airyseso,f uIrDgCe NthAe asunrde tthhiseremeisetinnogt. uTnhainsimhaosusbeaegnreaenmeancttivaeboyuetarthien rIeDsuClNtsAoranmdetIhoadms duesemdocinratciocnodrugcatninizgattihoen oarngdanIizfiartmiolyn'sbealfifeavires.itIwbielllibeevea tbhiestteshr oourlgdanbiezaa tainodn siufgtgheestmioenms.bers will give us their coVnesrtryutcrtuivlye ycooumrsm, ents, criticisms, ICDhCarNleAs,TI.nVc.aughn, President PRODUCED JM - 83 "MEN WHO W ORK WITHOUT PAY FOR THE GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY" OFFICERS 1963-1964 President ...............................................Charles T. Vauglm, Omaha, Nehr, Vice-President .......................................Dillaid Breeding, Nashville, Tenn. Vice-President .......................................Granville Drowns, Houston, Texas Secretary.........................................Conrad L. Wiegcrs, Charleston, W. Va. Treasurer...................................................Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa. Immediate P.P.......................................E. E. Saberluigcn, Seattle, Wash. Legal C ounsel......................................James W. lb Brown, Omaha, Nebr. Terms Ending Terms Ending Terms Ending Terms Ending THE 1964 1965 1966 1967 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ben M. Bullough D. M. Cutler Aertsen P. Keasbey Jr. John W. Long E. Raymond Ashmore Jr. J. Kenneth Dixon A. Marvin Gibbons Herbert A. Mullenix Frank O. Rutherford Roy C. Coffer James P. Ennis Duane C. Luse William B. Wilkes William lb Lickert R. F. Yount Salt Lake City, Utah Toronto, Ontario New York, N. Y. Louisville, Ky. Philadelphia, Pa. Houston, Texas Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. St. Louis, Mo. Mobile, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, 111. Boston, Mass. PAST PRESIDENTS 1953 -- 1954 ........................Walter E. Campbell, Washington, D. C. 1955 -- 1956 .............................................Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa. 1957 -- 1958 ...................................Frank R. Hickory, Minneapolis, Minn. 1959 -- I9 6 0 .............................................William J. Donahoe, Chicago, 111. 1961 -- 1962 .............................................E. E. Saberhagen, Seattle,-Wash. 0Deceased Executive Secretary Ellwood F. Jones 1425 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 LOcust 3-90SS 1 PRODUCED JM-83 OFFICERS 1963-1964 Vice-President DILLARD BREEDING Vice-President GRANVILLE DROWNS put,TMwmjm'v Secretary CONRAD L. W IEGERS Treasurer LEON E. BUTLER PRODUCED THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1964) PRODUCED JM-83 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1965) HERBERT MULLENIX 4 PRODUCED JM-83 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Term Ending 1965) FRANK O . RUTHERFORD THE STANDING NATIONAL COMMITTEES 1. THE ANNUAL NATIONAL MEETING COMMITTEE Dillard Breeding, Chairman 2. THE COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP & REGIONAL AFFILIATIONS J. Kenneth Dixon, Chairman 3. THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS, EDUCATION & SAFETY Conrad L. Wiegers, Chairman 4. THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR RELATIONS Granville Drowns, Chairman 5. THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURERS RELATIONS Duane C. Lust', Chairman 6. THE COMMITTEE ON BUDGETS N FINANCE E. Raymond Ashmore Jr., Chairman 5 , PRODUCED JM-83 ^ THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1966) ROY C. COFFER f> PRODUCED IM - 83 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1967) t GENERAL INFORMATION Registrations: (WEAR YOUR BADGE) Monday, October 26tb .................................9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Mezzanine Lobby Tuesday, October 2 7 th ...................................S:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Terrace Room Fees: A'., Men .....................................................................................................$65.00 ' Ladies .................................................................................................$25.00 * ( Includes all meeting and functions) PRODUCED JM - 83 THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Monday, October 26th: Meeting of the Board of Directors, 2()th Century Room . .9:00 A.M. Meetings of the National Committees, Hunt Room 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. ( See Your Committee Chairman) Meeting of the Regional Officers, Hunt R o o m ................ 2:00 P.M. (See the Executive Secretary) Tuesday, October 27th: First General Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Meeting of the Board of Directors ...................................2:00 P.M. Wednesday, October 28th: Second General Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Thursday, October 29th: Third General Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Fourth General Session in the Terrace Room 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. THE SOCIAL SIDE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Monday evening, October 26th The IDCNA Welcome Hour in the Pavilion R oom ..........6:00 P.M. Tuesday evening, October 27th: The Manufacturers Reception in the Crystal R oom ........6:00 P.M. Wednesday evening, October 28th: Dinner Dance & Entertainment in the Venetian Room .. .8:00 P.M. 8 PRODUCED JM -83 /% y THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE REGISTERED AT THE CONVENTION Aber Co., Inc. H'.irold M. Abcr, Houston EaWgle. JA. sCbhesiltdorse&ss,PNacekwinOgrCleoa.ns LoTuhisovmillaesIMns.uClartoinwgea, nLdoSuuispvpilllye Co. AcLhcenonbaGc.hB&utBteurt,lePrh, iIlra.dc.elphia Fred J. Sehnber, New Orleans Eagle Company, Inc. LuRsc.-SBt.oHvcinnscohnionC,oCmhpiacnagyo F. J. Siemers, Philadelphia Allied Services, Inc. Arthur M. Ball, Lincoln, Nebraska W. R. Kirsch, Lincoln, Nebraska McNCoorrvminickMcACsobremstoicsk,CoBmalptiamnoyre Conrad L. Wicgers, Charleston, W, Va. Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corp. EaRst.erHn. RWeafrradc,tJorr.i,esBrCooo.k, lIinnce., Mass. Mundet Cork Company B. W. Bolter, North Bergen, N. J. E. D. Ainshe, Lancaster, Pa. J. W. F.iddcll, Lancaster, Pa. Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co. LE.. TH..CLhuocahtse,,NNoorrtthhBBeerrggeenn,,NN..JJ.. AsJb.eFst.oSsu&lliMvaang,nJers.i,aCMhiactaegroials Co. D. L. Satterthwaitc, Philadelphia M. H. Ellis Company William C. Foster, Philadelphia National Bond Insulators AsRbeosbteorstCMocnDstoruncatlido,nNCewo.,YInocr.k City Milton H, Ellis, Jr., Memphis Forty-Eight Insulations, Inc. Charles Decker, Allentown, Pa. New England Insulation Company Asbestos Products Company Ike Keith, Aurora, Illinois T. H. Drodic, Boston Frank R. Hickory, St. Paul Asbestos Service Company Benjamin Foster Company Benjamin Foster, Philadelphia NoHrtehrbBerrtothMerusl,leInnixc., Atlanta Gordon Harrison, Youngstown, Ohio George W. E. Tester, Jr., Philadelphia Robert W. Smith, Knoxville t B &WB. ME.ngMinineefirnin, gH&ouSsutopnply Co., Inc. Badham Insulation Company, Inc. * General Aluminum Supply Co. Ellis G. Bradley, Kansas City, Mo. General Insulation Company OwRe,nKs-.CBoimgginergs,FTiboelerdgloas Corporate Hugh T. Williams, Toledo John T. Jiadhant, Birmingham, Ala. Baldwin-Hill Company Henry W. Larson, Peoria, III. General Insulation & Roofing Co. J. V. Welsh, Los Angeles PhWilaadlteelprhEia. MAsilbleers,toPshCilaodrpeloprhaitaion M. M. Wilson, Trenton A. H. Bennett Company John W. Long, Louisville Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. Philadelphia Insulation Contractors Ellsvood F. Jones, Philadelphia L. T. Bennett, Minneapolis Breeding Insulation Company GF., WP..OMlduhllaemr,,KKaannssaassCCiittyy,,MMoo.. Leroy llilsce, Philadelphia Pittsburgh Corning Corporation Dillard Breeding, Nashville Brooks-Ftsher Insulating Co. GeGo.eoV.,VH. aHmaimltoilnto,nI,ncM. cKees Rocks, Pa. RR,. FE,.. BI-uttchks.lePyi,ttPsibtutsrbguhrgh ' 40 A. D. Bigham, Miami T. L. Gann, Knoxville ChCash.arHleasrmHoanrm&oCn,oJ. r., New York City PitPts.bDur.gKhaPlclyat,ePGmlsabstsuCghompany WW.. LL.. MMaarrkkeerrtt,, SJrr..,, AAttllaannttaa IlliOnsocisarFiEr.e-DPrreovonfiaCko,vCerhiincgagCoo. Orville Miller, Pittsburgh Precision Insulation Co., Inc. C. W. McCoy, Jacksonville Donald Gnmmie, Chicago J. K. Dixon, Houston BroEw. eEr. CSaob.erhagen, Seattle IlliJn.oJi.s BRuotolefrin,gC&hicIangsuolation Co. PriJlolahmnaPnr,ilIlnacm.an, Joliet, 111. BuBil.oMug.hBAusilboeusgtohs, SSaulptpIl.yakCeoC. ity IndGursatrnivailllIensDurlaotwonrss,, IHnoc.uston ReFfrraacntkorCyh&risItnesnusloanti,onNeCworYpoorrkatiCoint WaWltaelrteEr. EC.aCmapmbeplbleCllo, .W, Iansch.ington, D. C. InlJaonhdnIDnsrualgaitsiiocn, CChoimcapgaony R. L. Fries, Chicago ReMiderHrailyldRe.nC. Ianrcr., Baltimore James MacDonald, Baltimore A. M. Gibbons, Washington, D. C. PhDili.pLC. aBriegyelMowa,nLufoacchtluarnindg, CCion.cinnati InsFurleadtinKgnaigngde,MSat.teLrioaulsisCompany R. J. Sachs, Baltimore Sprinkmann Sons Corporation Paul D. Japp, Lochland, Cincinnati Central Asbestos & Magnesia Co. Insulation Distributors, Inc. JR..HJ.. FDaorotlcitllt,leR, uBfTuaflfoalo WM.illWia.mSiBmroonlt,, MPeiolwriaau,k1e11e. Ernest Sprinkmann, Sr,, Mdwaukt C. F. Cockrell, Chicago CeFn,trHal. AWsrbiegshtto.sD&esSuMppoliyneCso. UnEiv.eRrs.aAl sIhnmsuolraeti,oPnhCilaodmeplpahniya Standard Asbestos Manufacturing C Frank Fritz, Chicago Chicago Asbestos Manufacturing Co. Jay C. Golinkin, Chicago ADr.tEhu. rDRavainsk, ,PJhri.l,adPehliplahdiaelphia Vaughn Insulation Company VP,, MW.. BHeermryp,hCillle,vCelhaincdago Tcehalloy Company, Inc. ChJialdckersLaMFaanvue,faHctoiuiisitnogn Company CRh. aI.r.lePsluTp.gVe,aEugashtnO, Emaasht aO. mNaebhara, sNkeahrask D. M, Schmid, Rahnx, Pa. P. S. Thorsen Co. of Mass. CoFnrsetdmeAt.ioBnuSrnpse,ciDaeltnievserCompany C. N. Feast, Denver VinDc.eMnt-. CCuultlelerr,InTsourloantitoon, , C1atnda. da William B. Wilkes, South Boston C. E. Thurston & Sons. Inc. Crabtice Insulation Company JWo.hnJ. AG.oVrdinocne,nTt,oTroontoton,loC,aCnaadnaada C. E. Thurston, Jr., Norfolk Joseph Orabtiee, Miami Starr Davis Company, Inc. WeJs.tePr.nDAeCsbleecsntocs. CChomicapgaony TriaWniglllieamInsCu.laPtaiolmn eCr,omPhpialandye.lpInhcia. E. W. Swamck, Philadelphia JM. rTs.. HStuanrrteDr,aGvirse,cGnisebconiosb, oNr.o,CN. . C. J. J. Giratdi. ( hicago Chas. !>. Wood &Co. UnEiornic ATs.bPelsutomsmAerR,uBblboeormCinog. ton. 1 M. H. Deltick Company Cha h s A. Wood, West Orange, N. United Etigineci ing A Sales Co WHa.rJr.yDLoi.nLaehwoies,, CChhiiccaaggoo WoSo. lHsidAatberaemvasp, oEr.aasttioOnrange, N. J. JMa.mGes. SKteiHmanlle,y'Ietri,ls.li'ulsu PRODUCED JM-83 JohMns. -WM.aBnvuirllleesoSna,leNs eCwoYrpoorrkatCiointy ID..BL..JHobine,mNoenw, NYeowrkYCoirtkyCity Robert D. Peck, New York City KaJloamhnazBoaortAh,sbKeasltaoms aCzoomo,pManiych. John Bond, Kalamazoo, Mich. RoAbeerrttsAen. KP.eKasebacsybeCyo, mJrp.,aNnyew York City KeDlleayviAd sEb.eKsteolslePyr,oKduanctssasCCo.ity, Mo. LamMpoortrotsn CHo.mLpaamnpyort, Cleveland AlMexuanrrdaeyr MLaemhlpeor,rtN&ewBrYo.ork City L.OJ..FD.. GBleatstsriFdgibee, rTs oCleodmopany C. F. Hegg, Toledo GuTeshtosmwahsoXa. tDteunndned IDCNA WNaassshaiungtCoonn, vDe.ntCio. n BStiellphGeonveLeonard SWt.asPhaiunlg, toMni,nDne. sCo.ta DAe. nBn.isSaJl.uJs. McGee PPhhiillaaddeellpphhiiaa,, PPaa.. LH.eTrb.eTrtutTtlreue San Francisco, Calif. South Bend, Indiana Joseph C. Wells Washington, D. C. PRODUCED THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, October 27, 1964 First Session 0.00 A..M. 9'00 A.M. 9:03 A.M. 9:15 A.M. 9:30 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 9:50 A.M. 10:05 A.M. 10:10 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 12:30 1\M. The Call to Ouk'r b\ President Charles T. Vaughn Jin ocation Address of Welcome by The Mayor of San Francisco IInnttrroodduuccttiioonn oolfGOufefsictsers and Directors Roll Call ol Members ReMporr.tsElohfvOooffdiceFr.s.loops. Executive Secretary MMrr. LCehoanrleEs. TB.uVtlaeur,ghTnr,eaPsruerseirdent ReVpiocrct-PoifcstihdeenAt nDnuilalal rdMeBerteinegdinCgo.mCmhaititreme:an ARfrfpiloiaittioonfs:the Committee on Membership & Regional WeMlcro.m,]. eKteontnheethNDe'ivxoMn.eCmhbaeirrsman InttrhoeduFcivtieonAsffoifliattheed PRreegsiiodneanltsAssoEcxiaetciountisve Secretaries of ReMadrsin. gHaozfetlhmee IWDiCcgXeAr.sCode of Ethics b\ FeMatru.icMd eArldydnreEss. --Doleman. Yicc-Prcs. Corporate Finance Dept., Bank of America, San Francisco Coffee Break ReSpior.rtDoufatnhee CCoLmomsei.tteCehaoinrmMananufacturers Relations: DiGscruesestiionngs from NIMA ReMpor.rtForafntkhe0 NRoumtliineaitfionigd,CCohmaimrmittaene: Election of Directors "PWanhealt dciasncusIDsioCnX--A Rdoegiloonr atlhePrReesigdioenntasl: Associations'5" MAAA1CCSAS......................................................................................P..r..ePsrideseindtenRta\Bub\shlmlmmnie CMSI1CCAA .......................................... P...' 1:00 P.M. Re produced JM - 83 0 3 1 0 *0 3 ^ VnVNW MV! n \* n Wednesday, October 28, 1964 Second Session 9:00 A.M. 9:10 A.M. 9:15 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 1:00 P.M. Cal! to O rder-- Announcements Presentations of the New Officers for 1965-fifi Report of flu- Committee oil Standards, Falucation, and Safety Mr. Conrad L. Wingers, Cltainnan Discussion Featured Address -- Dr. Kenneth \V. Smith, M.D. Medical Director, Jolms-Manville Corp., "ASBESTOSIS" Discussion Coffee Break Featured Address -- Mr. John R. Hundley, Vice-Prcs. Industrial Relations Dept.. Crauito City Steel Co,, Granite City, 111.: "Let's Face Facts" Discussion Report of the Committee on Labor Relations Mr. Granville Drowns, Cltainnan Discussion Recess MEMBERSHIP DOESN'T COST IN at>om rot tMDUjrtr IT PAYS! 3 "Join today for a more profitable "tomorrow.'' / pro d u ced * $3 Thursday, October 29, 1964 Third Session 9:00 A.M. 9:15 A.M. J2.00 P..M. 2:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. Cull lo Order -- Announcements Featured Address -- Dr. Mmol A. Fails, Professor of Economies. North Carolina State College "In Contracting Maiunirmcul Earns or Loses Money" Recess for Luncheon Fcatuied Addiess -- Dr. Fails: "You Can't Earn A Profit If You Don't Know The Cost" Report of the Committee on Finances & budgets Mr. E. Raymond Ashmore. Chairman Discussion -- Approval of the 1965 Budget Summation of the Ninth Annual National Meeting Policy and Plans for 1965 Adjournment ANNUAL MEETING REGISTER A register for tile Annual Meeting will he found on the legistration desk. Please sign for each day's business sessions. Photostats will he available upon request. 11 PRODUCED n r' THE REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 1. NOARSTSOHCEAI VSTTIEORNN. ININCS.ULATION CONTRACTORS Sc3/o9 ANlebwanEymSdtraeuedt Insulation Co. ABottsnt.o:nM, Mr aTshsaecohduosreettsII. Hindu*. Secretary 2. NEAWSSOYCOIRAK'I ISOTNVTE INSULATION CONTRAC 1Oils cIS/o(H)BBalrdosasdinw-aEvhret-Hill Inc. PB.uOlF. aBloo,xNS.OYS. 11240 Attn.: Mr. Leonard E. Feitt. President 3. ` MAIDSDSOLCEIAATTIOLANNTIC INSULATION CONTRACT OKS P14h2il5adCehlpeshtinau. tPSa.tr1e9e1t 02 Attn.: Mr. Ellxvood F. |oncs. E.xecnthe Sceretan 4 . `ASSOSUOTCHIAETAESDTEARSNBESSTTAOTSESC.OINNTCR. ACTORS OF THE c/o North Bros. PSA.atxOtn'a..n:BnMoaxhr.,1RC7.SoaS.be3r1t40L2. Hume. President 5. `CEANSTSROACILATSITOANTES INSULATION CONTRACTORS PD.aOyt.oBnoxVi3e4w Station DAuttxnt.o: nM. Or.hiHoa4rr5x40A6. |onos. Executixe Secret.nv 6 . 2`2M02IDIlWanExSeoTm IBNlSvdU.LATION CONTRACTORS ASSOC!\T!ON OAmttna.l:iaM, Nr.eWbr.aRsk.aHouston. Executixe Sociotan 7. `SJ1O1U4 TCHorWtlaEnSdTt SItNreSetULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOC! \TK> AHtotuns.:toMn rS..GT.eExa.sJ.uhoe. Executive Soeretarv S. ASWSOESCTIAETREND SITNASTUELSATION CONTRACTORS OF THE 5S0e1a4ttlIeS.tWh Aasvheinnugeto. nX. E. Attn.: Mr. Kenneth M. MeCaHree. Executive Secrct.uy CANADA 5MS3ASCThEuRrchINStSrUeeLt ATORS ASSOCIATION OF ONTMUO. INC. TAottrno.n:toM5r.. ONnotramrioan A. Smith, Executixe Sceretan Aliiluilnl with JDCS.\ 12 PRODUCED INI - 83 n 1964 MEMBERSHIP Affiliated through THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (MAICA) Achcnbach & B utler............................................................Philadelphia, Pa. \ W. W. Armstrong Inc............................................................Pittsburgh, Pa. Asbestos Cos cring 6t Hoofing Co...................................Washington, D. C. Baldwin-Ehret-IIill Inc.......................................................Valley Forge, Pa. ^ Walter E. Campbell Company ....................................Washington, D. C. Philip Carey Mig. Company ............................................Philadelphia, Pa. Philip Carey Mlg. Company ........................................Washington, D. C. , Culp Industrial Insulation Company ..................................Kingston, Pa. JAM Industries Inc...................................................................Trenton, N. J. Robert A. Keashey Company ............................................Newark, N. J. Mechanical Insulation Compans ...................................... Philadelphia, Pa. McCormick Asbestos Company..................................................... Baltimore,Md. Monahan Insulation Company .............................................Pittsburgh, Pa. Owens-Corning Fiberglas S ts C Div.........................................Philadelphia,Pa. Reid Hayden lne................................................................................Baltimore,Md. Triangle Insulation Company................................................... Philadelphia,Pa. Universal Insulation Com pany................................................. Philadelphia,Pa. Wallace & Chile Company .....................................................Baltimore, Md. r$ sJ if IB PRO D U CE lift - * 3 Affiliated through ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN STATES, INC. (AACSS) Adamo Insulation Compilin' .............. Brooding insulation Company .......... Brooding Insulation Coinpain ............ Brooding Insulation Compilin' .......... Broward Insulation Compans ............ Covii Insulation Co. of X. C............ Covil Insulation Compans .................. Starr Davis Company, Inc..................... North Brothers, Inc............................... North Brothers. Inc............................... Ninth Brothers, Inc............................... North Brothers, Inc............................... North Brothers, Inc.............................. North Brothers, Inc............................... North Brothers, Inc............................... Beni Hayden, Inc.................................. Held Hayden, Inc................................. Shook & Fletcher Insulation Co......... Shook & Fletcher Insulation Co......... Coo. L. Simonds Company .............. Staliord Insulation Com pany............ C. E. Thurston tv Sous, Inc................ C. E. Thurston tv Sons, Inc............... C. E. Thurston A- Sons, Inc................. Voting Sales Coip................................. Young Sales Corp................................. t U ..............Tampa, Florida ........Chattanooga, Toon. ..............Know die, Tenn. ...............Nashville, Tenn. Fort Laudcidalc. Florida ..........Greensboro, X. C. ..............Cieens ille, C. A ............Greensboro, X. C. ......................Atlanta, Ga. .. .Birmingham, Alabama ..............Columbia, S C. ..................Dania, Florida ..............Know ille, Tenn. ..............Orlando, Florida ...................Savannah. Oa. ..............Chai lotto, X. C. ...................Richmond. Va. . . .Birmingham, Alabama .......................Atlanta. Ga. . . .. Winterliavcii, Florida .Charleston Heights. S. C. .......................Norfolk, Va. ...................Richmond, Va. .......................Roanoke, Va. ................Nashs ille, Tenn ................Memphis, Tenn. y PRODUCED m -83 Affiliated through CENTRAL STATES INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION, INC. (CSICA) Allied Services iue................................. Asbestos Insulating Co....................... Tire Asbestos Service Co....................... Earl E. Bright Inc................................... Cardinal Industrial Insulation Co. .. Complete Insulation Service.............. Crow's Insulation Co........................... General Insolation 6c Roofing Co......... Edward R. Hart Co............................... lnsuieo, Inc............................................. Louisville Insulating & Supply Co. . Ohio Valley Insulation Co.................. Owens-Corning Eibcrglas S 6c C Div Triangle Insulation Co. Inc................ .Charleston, W. Va. .Charleston, W. Va. . .Youngstown, Ohio . . . .Columbus, Ohio ........Louisville, Ky. ..........Dayton, Ohio . . . . Evansville, Inti. ..........Louisville, Ky. ............Canton, Ohio ..............Lima, Ohio ..........Louisville, Ky. Huntington, \V. Va. ...Indianapolis, lml. ............Paducah, Ky, 15 Hft - W Affiliated through MIDWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (MICA) AE. &IIK. AMniddewresostn ICnsou..l.a..t.i.o..n....C...o.............................................................................................CSth.amPapidai,gnMin11n1 AArsnboesldtosIn&suMlaatigonness,iaInMo.a..t.e..r.i.a..l.s....C...o.......................................................................................CChhiiccaaggoo, IIIIII AKsabrteesltlosAsPbreosdtousct4sv. CIonrck..,...I.n..c.....................................................................................................Sktp. pPlcatuoln, . MWinisn< AH.ayIII.nsBuelantnioetnt CCoo.,...I..n..c................................................................................................................G....u. rDuenBsaeyr,. WCoilsoe. 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GGeenneerraall IInnssuullaattiioonn CCoo..........................................................................................................................WEaastterPloeoo,riaI.osIsIaI. HIlliicnkooisryInIsnuslualtaiotinon4<CCoo..n..s..t.r.u..c..t.i..o..n....C...o...................................................................................MChinicnaegaop.ol1i1s1..Mum IInnldaunsdtriaInl sIunlasutiloantioCnoC...o..r..p................................................................................................................A...pCphleictoang.oW1i1s!e. IIonwsualatAinsgbes4jtosMCatoer..i.a..l.s....C...o.................................................................................................SDt.esLoMuiosi.neMs,issIoowurai KPaeullleyJ. AKsrbcezstoCso.P..r..o..d..u..c..t.s....C...o...........................................................................................................OCmhaihcaag. oNebIIrI. 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WWaelskteerrn-JaAmsabresCtoos...C...o..................................................................................................................................D...uCluhtihc.agMo.um11.1. 16 J PRODUCED Affiliated through SOUTHWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (SW IC A ) r The Aber Company ..............................................................Houston, Texas T Baidu in-Elnet-1 iill, Inc..........................................................Houston, Texas ft & B Engineering & Supply Co....................................... Baton ftougr, La. ft & ft Engineering & Supply Co............................................... Dallas, Texas t ft & ft Engineering & Supply Co............................................Houston, Texas Breeding Insulation Company ..........................................Little ftock. Ark. Cinbar Engineering Company ..............................................Austin, Texas Eagle Asbestos & Packing Co...........................................Noxv Oi leans, La. Fibergla.x Engineering k Supply..................................Allnupieique. N. M Cabler Insulation. Inc......................................................... Nexv Orleans, La Industrial Insulators, Inc.............................................................ftorger, Texas Industrial Insulators. Inc......................................................... Houston. Texas Insulation Engineers, Inc........................................................... Mobile, Ala. Jolms-Manxille Sales Corp...................................................... Houston, Texas Mid-South Insulation Companx ...........................................Jackson, Miss. Oxxvns-Corning Fiberglas S is C Dix-.....................................Houston, Texas O/ark Insulation Company................................................Little ftock. Ark. Parkev-Fallis Insulation Co......................................................... Dallas, Texas Homer C. Porter is Sons Inc...................................................Jackson, Miss. v Precision Insulation Company ............................................Houston, Texas Precision Insulation Company.................................. Corpus Christi, Texas fteilly-ftenton Co.. Inc.......................................................New Orleans. La. Willard A. Selle Inc.................................................................. El Paso, Texas Shook A- Fletcher Insulation Co.................................................Mobile, Ala. ' Shook 6c Fletcher Insulation Co.........................................Pascagoula. Miss. ; Tax lor Contraeting is Supply Co..........................................Shnxcpoit, La, 17 C PRODUCED JM -83 MEMBERS AT-LARGE Associated Insulation Co. Inc., Ltd................................Honolulu, Hawaii Biillnugli Asbestos Supply Co..................................... Salt Lake Cits, Utah Douglass Insolation Co................................................... San Francisco. Cal. Eastern Refractories Co., Inc............................................... Belmont. Mass Tltc Eckel Corp...................................................................Cambridge, Mass. Kelley Asbestos Products Co............................................. Kansas City, Mo New England Insolation Co....................................................Boston, Mass. P. S. Tborscn Co., Inc...........................................................S. Boston, Mass. Ventnore Asbestos Co.. Inc................................... Long Island City, N. V. Vinccnt-Cutler Insulation Ltd........................................... Toronto, Canada t is r PRODUCED YEARS OF PROGRESS BY IDCNA PRESIDENTS: -- 1953 Walter E. Campbell 1954 Walter E. Campbell 1955 Leon E. Butler ....................................Conference -- New Orleans 1956 Leon E. Butler ..................................First Annua! -- Atlantic City 1957 Frank R. Hickory ........................Second Annual -- San Francisco 1958 Frank 11. Hickory........................................Third Annual -- Nassau 1959 William J. Donah o e ........................... Fourth Annual-- Lis Vegas 1960 William J. D onahoe............................Fifth Annual -- Bal Harbour 1961 Edward E. Saberhagen ............................Sixth Annual -- Phoentv .'r\ 1962 Edward E. Saberhagen................Seventh Annual -- Bal Harbour 19611 Charles T. Vaughn ....................... Eighth Annual -- Hot Springs 1964 Charles T. Vaughn ........................Ninth Annual -- San Francisco 1965 The Tenth Annual Meeting will be held October 10-15 at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York Before you leave San Francisco, make a date to attend the '65 Annual Meeting at the Waldorf! 'Deceased <i * c \ tX,' 1U PRODUCED JM -8 3