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% /.. 3 -t ; fi "V- ' Z'*T' r'- ^ - - LIA23081 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4C0 LBUNOTON AVCNUC NCW YONK 17, H . -j ' April Uf IMT To Vaster* of tho Load lsdu*trio* Uioobtltoi gtJSJECT* HKPOO Of SICKEIABT ATP TKEASOTO tnolo*od ploao find Roport ef tho Soorotary and Troaiurcr for tho Tfccr )S1C( to be pro* cntod at the Annual Mooting to bo bold on Ifcy 9t 1947 at tho Waldorf Actorla Hotol at UtSO Ml* Tory t%rrulj^jibvo, & .. CA^-- toenUr/i 4 'V -- . ' k''-'. ' ' -A "^ -' ' :v * ...?* ~ - - ' *' ' ` . -' ;' ` spHsr . u3oar,,w*1' ' nr r V- j* .* fr-\ Annual Ifcetlng 1 fiwifV ifffiiffliiiri ifrfrii ih Iky t, XMT "ifcv. 5k.:-' 3--. f-- ._ V' fc. r- , ~v "3 X- <x er "* C ?- A- i J r epo s t orrajncsmir tamflilni tin totltltUl ** ** LEAP ISDOSTRIES JtSOCXATIOB for the Thar IMS . ?*.> ' l . -T^_i UPMUFBSHIP During 1#46 the load Industries Association nleMd to associate saborship the Broken Hill Aisoolated Saelters Proprietary Ltd., of Melbourne, Australia, The Association during It* history ho* always endeavored to * operate with produeor* and eenstmors of lend In other eour.trlee boring probe leu similar to our own, portloulorly the u*e* of lend nod kyglocl* natters. Indeod, often developxeats la England, Australia and elsewhere ay here deep reperoueilon* hero, tad rlee verso. It 1* gratifying, therefore, to *ee this International recognition of our comce problems by tho Broken Hill Ceopanles. X on also pleased to annouae# tho cloetioo of The Ckoeite Co,, on ln> portent sable senufaeturer established la X8T8, te associate membership la the Association. Resignations during the year wore The Le*rla->^thos Cerp., which is as Xenger a lead producer, and the Reynolds totals Co,, n aoabor during the war year*. STATISTICS Tho Association has eootlnuod to ndhore te tho polity of collecting and circulating to aaabors statistical lnfornatlon useful for tho offlelsnt conduct of tho load business, without duplicating statlstloal serrlso* prorldod by other nganolos, such a* tho Anorlean Buror.u of Motal Statistics, or tho OoraraiMate Be now statlstloal roporte woro lnltt-.tod la IMS, but tho eerorogo ef cone of tho reports was extended and the aoouraey of others iaproved by an-- listing eooperatioc principally frea noneaether o onpanlei which had previously not supplied Infonation as to their setlrltlese 'WW" u j o j i m i *n ii ie^yi i) meiej^ i mm" { N 1848.01 - fti y,JLUI ms LIA23083 2 Imuol Mooting r < - ----------^^ .;-:im Ihy *e XMT 1 The value of our lead otetlstics should not Vo underestimated. They prorod extremely holpful during tho war and horo prorod to Vo oron more help ful during tho loed ihortogo which developed Xoto In tho war and which u ; aouto during 1946. A number of tho reports loiuod Vy tho Aosoolatlea vor# ado at tho request of tho War Production Board and cirlllnn Production Ad* ministration. Tho Aiooolatloo 1* plaining to terminate thoio popart* which 07 not Vo nooeeeary with all oontrol* rcouved. Howorer, it 1| felt that oar* should Vo exerolood In deciding upon the allninatloa of any statistical re port. a guiding principle 1* thrt tho lnduotry Vo fully propared with full information about lt operations to aect any asorgoooy. in important war ro* port whloh the Atcooiatloo will publleh In poaeetlao 1* the Monthly estimate of load oouiatftlon In tho Qnitod Statoo Vy produoto and Industrie!, l . A ACTIVITIES Oh DECONTROL OT LEAD <* Tho yoor 1946 juot oloood wae ono of tho Moot netlro in tho hi*tory of tho Load Induotrloo Association. Pooonrortlon poood it* oorlouo problems no loot than war* Indood, tho Association's effort* to proouro tho docontrol of load mainly oooupiod tho tlxso of tho ooorotary in Washington and elsewhere. ? Tho aouto load short-,go, whloh had Vogun to appear In 1M5, was ao* contented Vy Gcvoraaont control*, oipoclally upon Inporto, and oauaod many Important load consuming lnduitrio* to socle our nssistrneo In procuring rollof* Bcgicuing In Hay, your ooorotary va Invited to address rarlout laportant load uolcg Induotrloo on tho load situation, a* foil wo i - Association of Anorloan Battery ;tnuf..#tururs, Ina*, In C loroland on Hay U, AutcnoVllo itanufacturor* A**olation In Detroit, on August IT, Agricultural In*ootieldo A Fungleldo Association In Spring Lnlco, 8* J. oa Soptcaber 8, '~ ?: Bational Potrolcua Assoclr.tlon lc Atlantic City on Septoabcr 18, and atlcaal Paint, Varnish k Laequor Association In Atlantic City on KorcmVor 8, 'i'.'i It lo Interesting to record that oaeh appoaranco before these rospoo* tiro group# lnrarlobly resulted In either odoption of a rosolutlea offering tho support of tho Industry In helping tho Leed Industries Association rcaoro tho lap*dissue.to in Washington twards tho oporotloa of a free load market, or roiultod In tho Industries, thoasolros, taking an aetlro part In rololng tholr protest* to Washington. Tho Load Industries Association has tado aony valisod now frloads through this noons of assisting other associations with tholr load oupply difficulties. As lo well knnra now, virtue 11 y all Gcrer-.uso.-.t wurtlno controls wore renorod by tho ond of 1946. Tho anos ronclning woro of minor olgnlfloanoo* Coco again tho load Industry lo on its own. Its future destiny llot prli Tpal-- ly In Its own offorto, whloh lo ao It should Vo, w as eiiw t o v ac t t v it ih i lopoatod visits woro we do to Washington In tho Interest of members. Those rlslts oro now more or less ancient history and aro only fumnarlsod horo Vut wore always tlao*ocnsunlng and generally otranuouo. Looking book on this wr i1 "mupr-w v-W1 *w- i. u rn,in wwpi 23; tiwrmm* ] i 1 ; i t Annual Mooting V.1 *230' .s%fe- . .. .,, I - fcy , lt porlod Z an (truck with tao eueooesful outcaao of practically all our Washlngtco efforts, o 1thor alone, or la oonbinatlon vlth other croupe having s tailor objootiros, For cxonplo, your soerotory appoarod bofore the Sosato Banking and Curronoy Ccealttoo on tho Extent ion of tho Stabilisation Lews and tho Important UoFnrlnnd Aacndaeat was adopted, with our assistance, Thon, at a rocult of a mooting at tho Mhlto Houto, usdor the auspleoe of Mr, John T Snydor, dlroctor of tho Offlco of Tlor Mobilisation cad Boo oar* version, in April, attondod by your president and cocrotary. Injury to tho potrolow Industry, by a propotod toriout ourt-llcant of load need In gasoline, woe arertod. Than again, at a noetlng of thu O.P.A. on bohalf of tho vanufaoturore of nlxod aotolc, a ccamlttoc. of our Industry vat cuooottful la procuring prloo relief vlth raalrkoblo preaptacts, I think these throo illustrations alono arc enough to chow tho in* , portanoo to our lndustrloc of haring an agonoy that eon act as a spokotnen la Washington os logislatiru and adainlstrati/o problem, and vlth tho noootsary background to epoak authoritatively, Tho Industrial Collogo of tho Aruod foreos lnritod tho Load lndustrloc Association to nealnatj candidates for an industrial advisory ocmlttoo r.d, bcoausc of the kindred interest of tbs lead and sine aInert, it vac deeided to work Jointly vlth the American line Institute in the cu-.potitioo of the caw sittee. Ac finally selected by the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, the Lead and Lino industry Advisory Caaaittee noaprises the foilowingi J, M, Ewrlby, President, Engle-Plcher Ce, . t. C, Erownell, Vloe President, American inciting A Refining Co, C* H Crane, President, St,.Joseph Lead Co, S. Z Dvrer, Tie, president, Anaoanda Copper lining Ce, Benno Ellean, Rational Zina Co, Rornan Hie loan, Vloe President, American Jietal Ce, Ltd, L, Hanley, Proeldsnt, Heela Ulning Co, Marshall L, Harey, Vloe President, Kev Jorsey Zinc Co, Howard I, W>ung, President, Aosriean Zinc, Lead k Smelting Ce, , A, C, Maekensle, Manager, Utah Mining Aseoelatlen V. W. Rlee, President, U, S, Cacltlng Reftain; A Lining Co, P, E, 'orator, Soeretrj-y, Load Industries Association The first acting of the eoaalttoo cocurrod In l.'ashlngtcn at the War Dopartaont on Kortmbor 26, It gave tho eeasltteo an opportunity to aoquaint tho Any and Vary offlelalc attending with tho production problems ef our Industries cad to loarn at first-hand about military proeuremont problems. II, Mtwppiiui-^^gipipgiwp-jllpWji^BJIBTlMa ' ypM* LIA23085 if -h ._ Annusl Hooting -- Xy I, 1MT Kcommor tvomn Sine* tho Spring of 1>41, the Association hot Issued to Mabvi riot of bulletins containing eoplo* of Govonuuot orders and other Infer* nation affecting load and lta uses* Theis havs boon successively knna as Pofonaa Bullatlna baforo tho war, Wsr Bullotlm during tho warf and la IMS they wore deal pa tod at Rsoosvertlcn Bullatlna* is controls hare boon lifted tho suaber of thoao bulletins and tho need for than hare naturally lessoned* ' Tho Octobers will no doubt wish to hero then issued In the future when required* so that thoy will bo fully posted at all tines on regulations affsetlng tholr natal and Its alleys* pr o . '.oi io w l l Acrirnm : Booausa throughout moot jot 194C thoro '-as s severe shortage of load and Coveranopt *octroi wore In effoet* promotional aotlvltlos of tho As oelaticn wore nore or loss eurtallod* as thoy had boon In IMS* i WHITE LEAD PROGRAM Tho white load aetlvltloe of tho Association anong proa poo tiro ooo- svaaora wcro dormant In IMS* at thoy roro during IMS* as a rosult of tho drastio eurtallnont by the Oovojnnont of tho aaouat of loed which eould bo oosvortod Into whito lead* and the subsaquont load ahortngo* -i }* Tho promotional work In tho agricultural flold wrs ecetlnuod on a curtailod basis with tho oooporatlon of the A-acrloan lurpontlno faraars As r E 1 sociation Cooporatlvo. This work waa deno largely through vocational agri cultural schools and agricultural oollogos and a trial was nado of introduc ing this oduoatlonal activity into vocational or trade schools in sovaral cities with narked Interest and aeclals* Vo also oooporatod with tho Rational Retail Listbor Dealers Aiioolatlon on a program of instruction for lisabcr dealers which thoy arc introduslng Into tho univorsltioo* ! ' A dotallod report of this progran has boon furnlshod to subscribers* It has boon extraordinarily suceosiful In oduoatlonal elrolcs but tho short age of vhlto load has promoted qapltr.lltlng on It at this tlao* Tho Vhlto Load Rotoaroh Canlttoo* organ lx od lato In 1MJ, had levoral nootlngs during tho year* Individual noabor company laboratories soctlnuod to exohango toohnioal infomatlon regarding tho use of vhlto lead carbonate In aixod plpunt paints* tush Information to be u$od In thu future to prenoto tho sale of vhlto load and possibly to dovolop a r-tuarch program of bonoflt to tho moabors* This aotlvlty lnourrca no expunso durlr^ IMS* ? i 1 aaaftr.asata Svj^igfi'iintra'fWifli mmm ,.r . r LIA23086 \ vJiHwdtovSA'dmf^iiAriwa'-fosM Sfii'iteftiifc. ; ? ;; 1 . ? & 0 1 Annual (tooting 8 (toy , 1947 RED LEAD PR0G8AU - Tho Rod Load Tootalec.1 Cemolttoo bold regular aevtlng* about ooso a neeth throughout tho yoor Two projects on whloh it h-d previously cuberkod wore ooaplotod, eao being exposure tosts on w__rlso prlaort and tho othor rcsoareh on tho offout of paint on voiding ttocl eonduotod at Battollo Honor la1 Institute*' The final report on tho lattor hat not boon x-do, whereas on tho fonsor. Dr L L. Carr1st, Director of Sod Load Research, dollvorod a papor reporting on tho result* of our ora toits before tiiroo P_lnt production Clubs, cad bo bat lnrltatlona to appear bofore tororal nore os tbw soao subject* In ay btaablo ostlaatioa, this projroa la on outstanding exaaplo of tho oooaony and benefit that son aooruo to our Industry through full sad fro# lntorohongo of technical Information end oxporlosoo. Rod load bat lixsoajurubly laproTod Its saapotltlvo position through It* Othor projoot* are In proooss, suoh as tosts on painted galranltod stool and atoospharlo expoturo tosts* A detailed report of this activity hr.* boon aado to subscribers* (gTAU-IC UAD PRODUCTS PROGRAM In the Spring of 1946 this progrtn was txptndod slightly to "nelude activities In tho fltld of oLcaloel oocstruetlon* A ohtnlotl engineer was sddtd to tht Association's staff, tor* E* Ms C.iuroh, Jr., to investigate tho ptrfomtnto of load and its oeapctltlve waterlals In various types of ohsnl* oal Installations, and a series of toohnloal bulletins bars boon lsruod to aaabars roportlng his findings* Tho premotional vork In ths plvabing and wator works fltld eoatlauos as la ths past with two am working constantly with aastor and journeymen piasters, plvtxbing inspectors, lnstruotors and others, to soo that l**d is adequately provided for by plimb log sodos throughout tho country and to soo that pluabers ore trained to know how to handle and Install load work* PLUMPERS' P08OI was lssuod on a four tins a yc.r b.sls to botwos* 86,000 and 90,000 people In tho pivoting Industry, and li t proven an lnvalo> able aid in telling the lead story to plasters thre-ui.out tho country* AS o wattor of fact. It Is used as a text In ta.ny pltnllug sshools* This Division exhibited at tho annual convention of tho AASrloaa Wator Work* Association in St. Louis, the Hatlca-1 Chualeal Exposition La Chicago, and the national Hctal Congress In Atlantis City* Early 1a tho year a Mixed Hotalc group was org-nlsod In this Division to deal rith the problms of the productrs of lead alloys other ttan mtl-- menial lead. 'MTC?"^y*E '<"jsr i.^ipto1 isfn\u mVs i .t 7 v- mJj&l1 LIA23087 Anneal Hooting ifey , IH1 Ihi* (roup hod tenreral Bootings, Including coo at Clor-eland, attended ty Clrillan Prrduotieo Adnlnlitmtlon officials, and made reecBoondatient, through a eories of Bootings 1b Washington, for Improvement of tho CEA Tin Order. It Is ploatlng to burr that thee a reeoaacadatloas oro odoptod. Thl* group hat eonildorod other projoote whloh arc continuing, tuoh ae tho problem of eorrooting widespread nillabeling of toldor* A dote Hod report of thlt progran It bolng mado to subscriber** OEKSIUL FROUQTTOTAL WORT .. Our magttlno, LEAD, we* ijila publlehod ala time* daring tho year and roaohod botweon 30.000 and 55,000 ueort and potential ueore cad apoelflor* of lead and it* produett. Thlt nag* sine hat tarred tu keep lead before thete I people, hat created muoh ;ood-*rlll for lead, and hoe retulted 1b ewerout It* 4 quirlet for technical assistance reotired at the Association's office. ? LEAS DC0Sjl*.TI0y BOLltlg Six Lead Information Bulletins were publlthed for mmtbers during IMS* Thete bulletin* bring pertinent infora*tinn, set eltewhere publlthed, before members, end abstract certain artielet on lead and leed produett that appear i is a long llrt of trade putlleaticas* l e a d Enina Doe of tho high spots of the year's aotlrltlet, marking perhope the eulainatlon of our eafety and hygiene progran crer tho lait twenty year*, wan the arrangeeiant ccnsusaated duri^ ins /tar with the Anerlean Uedieal Associa tion for a Conferenee on Lead poisoning la boston during the fall aocrrntlon In Sept aster of the Council on Industrial Health of the Amerlean Uedieal A" t o ia t las. for years to ou< the public, the tied leal profession tad our is* duttry will benefit frees thlt Conference, which wot attended by recognised nedloal experts on lead fras nil over the worldj Indeed, nosy of theca were on tho progress. The Aaorlo;n ,ied!enl Association was to pleated with the result* of this initial effort of Its own to eoopcjxtc with cn important industry that it propotet to hold similar eonfereneot vlth ut at periodic lntorrs.lt to l i te bring lneroatlag nedloal knowledge on lead to light. Tour secretary Was is* lted to dollrer on address on "faots and fall:.elec of Lesd Exposure* at the eonfereneo, whloh wst designed to bo eonttruetire and wna excel1 mtly rooolred. It hat already been Internationally elroul'tod. I hope It will result In placing the medical profuss Ion on guard to that it will not publish vtenable conclusions about lo .d that aro oxtroooly <jtsb_rr_ssing and unfair to our it* duttry -- and to the ssodleal profottloa lteolf. Tho problem of load hygleao It an oodlesi oao. Wo b u s t bo prepared to fato it indeflnltoly, constantly strlying to InproTt oondltlcni in Um load producing 'nd using lndustrlot. It it ono of tho nost important aotlrltlet of tho Lead lndustrlot Association at ttu.ru ranalnt an appalling aaosurt of peojwdire against tho uso of load products basod on f no led notion* of lend toxicity. LIA23086 ' "V . ' I ? ji i * i ; *K' l1 i *4 & iawl Hooting t Ibr # 1MT To bo euro, lo tlaos llko tho prosont sorlou* load shortage, this problem eon bo dlsalssod, with tho fooling that only those who do not eharo thoso thoughts nood boy tho load and that onyray thoro isn't enough load to go around* Savor* tholoii, thoro will ooao n day whoa that condition no lengor exists, and no tho nativities of tho load Industries Association art net patterned altogether on a noaantary eoonaaie situation, wo must bo continuously vigilant* ' v" Dr* Rsjnond Bussey, Doan of tho Sohool of Oooupatlonal Rssltk of Hnjne Oaivorslty* Detroit, invited your secretary to loo tore one of Us alnasoo on tho subjest of load* which ho did on October 16* Xt was a aoot latorosting experience* Dadoed* I oaae to tho conclusion that* if thoro wore teas one on our staff who would visit aodloal sohools* anoeg other duties* and could convey to than tho latest medical knowledge on load, it would do oo Industry mo wsd of benefit. During tho yaar wo sngagod Captain Ernest V* Bran, 0*S*S* Sot** who has had long oxperlenoo in tho l*odloal Corps of tho U. 8* Bnvy on nottorO of Industrial hygiene, to investigate for uo tho protlea of load poisoning in tho Bevy* lneomueh at thoro hod boon t oenfutlon of thought* to say tho least* among eertaln Vary officials, which amounted virtually to prejudice against the use of son* load products. The study is continuing and proving most helpful te ns* Tho passing of Dr* Trodariok 1* Boffnnn loaves an Important gap in the eolloetlon of vital statistics on the Incidence of Lead foiloaing in tho Doited States* To are trying to devise semo praotlonl moans of continuing his vain* obis work* . Ro have eooperator* with the Sosoureh Corporation in an investigation at Johns Hopkin* University looking ttword tho discovery of a prophylactic suitable for load poisoning in its aeuto fom* . 1 fool that our industry nust bo especially nlort today In rooognlsing a trend in labor elrclos to toko tho initiative on health and safoty problems* It it fortunate that our industry has olrondy developed a vast and unoxeollod fund of information about our motal that should stand us in good stead in aoot* ing any problems arising out of this trend. Wo must also not forgot tho need of continuing eur fund-errata! studloe an lead poisoning* There is still much to bo learned* for cx-mplo, hero is a field that noods to to explored* (Su^gaetioos kindly suppllod mo by coo ef tho nation's foroaoot cuthoritioe.) "1* A clinical study loading to definition of tho clinical plcturo of load intoxication and clarification of tho criteria for diagnosis* *t Investigation of th? effects ef solubility product on tho toxlelty of load cowpounds by inhalation* In rl-w of the fairly woll-ostabllshod general relationships b-two on blood oat urlno load lovols, tlao* .and roi ultnt intoxication, tho lnvostl* Cation could probably bo llmltod to tho relationship botvoon tho solubility factor and blood or urlno load lovols* t ; ; 'IBSPR.1'1 i MB|IJilsiup -H'- I \ i JUlWPfUU m wmm LI A23089 Annual Meeting *y 9, 1MT a j. Haad-la-hand with the above, a systematic study at ths relationships betwosn pnrtlols-slxss of load dusts and i amount* absorbed. This problem, obviously, la ralatad sloesly to that of solubility, aad should load to io m fnr-rsnehlag lnfsrenoes aa to tha pmstioal slgnlfloanoo of Industrial sacpoiuroi aad methods of measuring than. 4* Considerable aonfualoa axlata as to ths alpOflaaaa* oT tha aplphyaaol depoalta In ohlldrac. Badlologle Investi gation, perhaps combined with or.lwnl experimentation, ahould ' load to slarlfloatlon aad alda to Interpretation* \d 6. Thar# la llttla likelihood of aoeurate diagnose* If oaa must raly upon InTOlrod analytical mathod* not generally awnliable to the pruetit looer.Wbat it needed la a quisk aad reliable aethod with establish*! llmlta of cecurasy, that oaa be carried out la cay ellnleal laboratory* Iha ubiquity of load cad the dangers of contamination impoae oortola requirestoats upon any method* end outt be eoatldered la lta design* Suoh method, for example, should roquiro o limited amber of reagents, handling, glassware, oto* Thla will bo a difficult imdortaklng, but, la tho proaont a toto of our Xnowlodgo, wo are forood to roly upon cnalytloal mothode for diagnosis cad wo ehould, thorefore, nako oTory effort to aako satisfactory mothode cad toetalquos poaslblo for goaorol use* *6. lloro proelao doflnltion of tho problems, cad details of the alas of tho reaoorah atudloa, aro matters for dis cus*las cad study** - DJCIDESTAl ACTIVITY Tho backbone of tho Load Znduitrlo* Axoelatloc somprltos ecnpanlo* who hero to find tho metal, dig It out of tho ground -ad oozrrort It to a usoablo scamoreLai form* At tho samo time, the* a Important broncho* of tho ludurtry ecuId not fiBOtlon If It varan11 for tho effort* of tho manufeeturors to dis pose of tholr load produets la tho large*t volvtao possible* Inasmuch as tho Load Zndustrloa Association holds no annual oonrontlon whoroby mining, smeltlag cad refining, cad fabricating ecnpanlo* e:n moat, the soerotary has trlod to olio every opportunity to attand Industry rsootlngs of produeors end connatere of load so as to obtain at firsthand tho thinking of thoso ladu*trios* For example, in mining, your soorotary proparod on address for the Colorado Mining Aasoelatlon at its mooting In Denver on January It, which Iso was isrnblo to attend bconuso of oonnietlng dr.tot. Tour soerotary also spoke on load at tho KorUwost Mining Association sooting In Spekono on Doscnfecr T* Ho also attondod tho Amorlean iUnlng Congrot* Hooting In Washington on FebruaryU end In Dorror lr toptostbor* ^SP' !' "IIP 6 T'lin.wna-yiejgj ny, .mw iw'jft1 mmmmmm* wwi# LIA23090 -*3J^C^- f .. ~ li.^u & ****g^atgff^pfr^TfIT' "'Y^i'ii ir t irT Annual Mootlaj - - Ity , 1M7 I find that tho alaort aro alwayi keenly lntoroitod la tho problatt of tho manufacturer* a* noit of then redlto that iholr own future it Lncoc* trlenbly related to tho pro*purity of tho .-.nufaetumri X count nysclf fortuaato ttet tho Lead Industrlo* Asoiation was o foundod that It (lro* tho offloo on opportunity to boccno lutlnatoly fan11lar with oil phono* of tho load Industry to that It oan oot a* a aodlvn for oduootlaf aajr broach of Hw Industry about tho prollon* of other branobos. : Bospostfullriubalttod/ - * slf *\Jc\ ^^v- ' oorotary* X 4 i JWjgjuw urf gpy mfw i ! mi in. 3 ; i 11JMWWPIjWlklJ, ^ .. ._h./ LIA23091 *^&MZtLZ21-*a. rLgtWK-4..iEg^.*wi.. May. 1947 HEHBEHS or THE LEAS IStttSTfcXES AS3OCIATI0K Alpha Motalt* Ine* 56J Hudeon Arc# Brooklyn 1, B.T* The Aster loan Hetal Co** Ltd* 91 Broadway lew Tbrk 6* H.T* Anerloan Saeltin; A RefLain; Co* 120 Broadway Bew Tbrk S* B.& Broken Hill Assooiated 8aalter* Proprietary Ltd* Collins House Melbourne Cl*Auetrail Broken Hill South* Ltd* Box 194-C, O.P.O. Utlbourne* Australia Bunker Hill Sullies* Hinin; A Cone entretin; Co* Kalla* Idaho '* Canbrld;a Sjnltln; Co* 100 Paeifle Street Canjarld;*, Mast* Chief Consolidated Minin; Co* Euroka* Utah Crown Motel Co* 117-9 E* Kathin^on St* KHwaukee 4* Ifiso* Deyrook Hinin; Co* Kalla*** Idaho Siokeon Weatherproof Mail Co* P.O* Box 690 Eraaetoa 4* 111* Slrielon Load Co* BSC h. Elntle St. Chlec;o 22* 111. The Ea;l*-flch*r Co* Aneriean Buildla; Cincinnati 1* Chi* The Eleetrle Auto-Lite Co* F*0* Box SSI Toledo 1* Chi* Ethyl Corporation 406 LexlJ^ton Are* Mew Tbrtc 17* B.T* Euatoa Lend Co* (The Clidden Co*) 600 Penn .'re* Scranton 8* He Eruns Lend Division (Rational Load Co*) P.0* Bax 1447 Charleston 26* W.Tae Erane lietal Co* P.O* Box 97* Bo. Sldo Br< Atlanta* 0a Pederal ltinin; A Saeltin; Co* 120 Broadway Kaw Tbrk 6* Bel* Federated Hetnle Dirieion of Aaerlann Eneltin; A Reflnln; Co* 120 Broadway Bew Tork 6* 1,1. . The Fireetoae Tire A Hubber Co* Box ?, Flroston* Park Akron 17* Ohio ' The Float Lead Co.* Zne* Brr.dloy Are* A Sohool St* la; Island Cityl*B* W.P. Fuller A Co. 801 til a e 1on Street San Franolsoo II,Cal,* Gardinor lietal Co* 4B20 S* Coapbell Are* Chloa;o 32, 111. General Lead itmufaoturln; Co. 2182 Uarket St. Durror 2* Colo* Goldenith Eros. Saeltin; A fiefInin; Co* 68 E* Va*hln;toa St* Chita;* 2* TIL* H-,teennd Lend froduote Ine* Pirst Trust Bull din; ttaenond* Lad* Heoln Hinin; Co. Wallace, Idaho Heroulee Hi nit.; Co* Vallaoo* Idano Hudson Saeltin; A Beflnln; Co* 86-96 Hyatt Are* rework 6* B.J* Imperial Type lietel Co* 5400 Arenala;o Are* Philadelphia 54* Pa. International Soeltln; A fiefialn; Co* (Anaconda Soloe Co* Agent*) 28 Broadway Bew Tbrk 4, B.T. The Johnston Tin Foil A Metal Co* 6016-6120 8* Broadway St* Louia 11* Ho* Kahn Brother* 766 Binboldt St. Brooklyn 22* B.T. The Kansae City Saeltin; A itf;* Co* 2216-28 Gulnott* St* Kansas City 1, Uo* John K* MaeGr*;or Lend Co* 4620 H. 16th 8t* Chioa;e 25* nl* Metal* Sefinln; Co* (The Clidden Co*) Bannond* Ind, Hike Ho t ** Hinin; A Hillin; Co* 620 Power Bulldia; Helena* licet* Batlocal lead Co* 111 Broadway Bew Tbrk 6* B.T. See Park Hinin; Co* Xeetley* Utah ' Berth Aaerioon Sailtin; Co** Zne* Ed^naot A Tioga Sts* Philadelphia 54* Pa.' Borth Broken Hill* Ltd. Box 1903-B* G.P.O. Melbourne* Australia Bortlweet Load Co* 2700-18th Are.* 6.W. Seattle 4* Wash* The Okoeite Co* Fassalo* l*J* Paelfl* Brid;* Co* P.O. Box 482 Park City, Utah Park Utah Ccoeolidated Hlnoo Co* Continental Bank Bid;* Salt Lake City l*Utah o Phelpo Dod;e Cerp* Pittsburg Hhlto itotal Co* 40 Wall Street 264 Hanllton Are* Bew Tbrk 5* B.T* Brooklyn 51* B.T* e!iWh**rtMfcwMeai4aeMdMMMMw*awMaatMhLI*`i See Footnote* pa;e t > 1 fieauiiip' n iijiii|epecpri^an>wow>^wowueo^ys!e;y>j i;ww<ii ' IS 1848.02 PJBjUJ '. :" :'l / ,,_i ;lf ' :, V ic. *` .-~.-', r LIA23092 ' :' j?" ' m .. Jir*i&titar^ssaaafeifeaa,-si5a*a^- - j j * O tjs 1 hy, 194T tCMBTRS Of THB LEAD HPUSTBIES ASBOCIAtlOt (Cost.) Elver Saaltlng * Bafining Co* Bochaatar Laad Work** Ino. Et, Joiaph Laad Co* Shattuok Dnn Hlnlng Corp. Sharaan Laad Ce. Tha SharwlnMTllllama Co* Sllrar King Coalition Ulnaa co* Sllrarataln k Pinaof* Ino. Standard Bolling Hilla mo* gunahino Hlnlng Co* Tanaraok k Cuatar CooaolIdatad Mining Co* Tlntlo Standard Mining Co* Onitod Anar loan Metalo Corp. United Stataa Saaltlng Beflnlng k 1lining Co. Ino. Tha Victory '.-Mta Metal Co* Hyaon Vlanar k Sona Vuloon Load Product* Co. Tho Vanaley Metal Product* Co* *?otern Eleetrie Co.* Ino* White Hotal Bolling k Stooping Corp! MUneheiter Bapoating inu Co* eTha Zino Corp* Ltd. 4196 Bradley Boad 590 Exchange St* Z50 Parle Arana* 110 BroadMiy 101 Proapaat Are,, KJT. 1010 Kaoraa Building 1706-1710 Xlataa Are. 145 Jawall St* 11S I* Second St* Clavoland 1* Chi* Boohaitar 8, I.T* Bow York 17* I.T* law York 6, I.T* Walla*** Idaho Cleveland IS* Ohio Salt Lake City l,Uta Chicago IB, 111. Brooklyn 12* lT. feklna* Math* Mallear Bonk Building 194 Diamond Street Wallaoe, Idaho Salt Lake City l*Ctc Brooklyn ZB* |*T* B7 rilllao Street 1Z06 Main Et. 6500 Batohar St* 1646 Piareo St. 1446 Oeoge St* 195 Broadway 80 lioultrle St* Box S64-D, 0.P.0* low York S* I.T. 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