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WRIW- LIA09700 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 30 l c x mo t o n a v s mu c MSW fOM IT, N. Y. MCTAUJC LU8 FftOOUCT* PIVtSiOM April 24, 1956 A Bootleg of tha K*.4lil lord Products Mvlslda of tha Lead In&is4ries kooocioti.cn wca held cn April 24, 1956 at tb# total Sutler, St. Louis, Jfo. i O. H. UTtm, Chaimao P. P. Barton A. D. Turnbull J. A. Siena Norris Foodla Fradarlck Walkar V. P. Murdock P. V. Ruppart V. J, Walcb R. H. Cuttle* C. R. loom Gbitad Stataa Ssaltla* RsflnlflS sod Klrdaj Co. Inc. Tha 0. A. Avrll Co. Tha Consolidated Klnlng and Snsltia* Ccsgtanp of Canada Halted OiYlaloa Load Co. Padaratad Ratals Division Aatrlcaa Snelttn* A Raflnin* Co. do Tba Murdock Load Products Co. Rational Usd Co. do Northwest Load Oo, St. Joaafti Load Co. Pitas a s s o c ia t e* xpena Harold Hartso* C. 0. Grlaa* D. P. Golds!th Howard KoYaaal Rauban Ylanar L. L. Bladaoa R. H. Qaanall Alpha Katals, Inc. Qactrlc Storage Bottarp Co. Goldadth Bro*. Sealting A Refining Co. Yictorp White Katal Co. Kyaan Ylanar A Sons Vaatarn Load Products Co. do a*/r gr ws ipw?mg wxunvs R. L. lagf,ld, Secretary-Treasurer 0. M. Borclna H. S. Xetaan 1. H. Roll L L. Carrlck Tha Beating was oallad to ordar bp tha ct~lre*n at 3155 PJt, Tha aimites of tha previous Reetirg of April 22, 1954 war, approved. 7> ? jr*. LIA09701 Kotallie lead Frodacta Dlviaicm Hooting Klautea April 24, lfrjA At th rwjiMt of the chairc&a, the s*crster7, Robert U tiegfeld, reported as per fcfdbit *A" attached. ESS3^L2SSJS Derld K. Bercina, E's^rtea 8. Roil rad fefl? 8* lefean of the Aaoi*tion*a staff presented reports ta their acUriiioa Sa the Qe&ellis Load Product* EirisAsa. (B&ibits *3, C, tad 3 etUcJad.) f s o po ss ) i*x .a. fri.-^ra) m tr.m tsz u m aim ___EE2iam tbs qoeetlca ms tfcsa raised ss to the efiTieebllity sad need of etaadard each ss that propoeed. (Es&ibit *3* attached*) After seas discussion, the chalrazn rebated the Association to report ca the reolta of the lottor ballot sent to severe es&dng to approt o or dlaspproM the proposed standard* Ceoptoo H* Roll reported six approred, 1 opposed rad the reet did not rote. The cfcalnra etstod that lnasatch es there was eoese opposition, e aesne of reconciling the various vletiolate should be considered* It wae thereupon raved, seconded and unanlrausljr approved that the chalnaaa appoint a ccradttee to etodp the proposed standard and to report their findings to the diTieion* The chalrnan asked for noolnatlons for the election of a ehalrnaa to eerre for the ensuing rear. Hr. G. K. laftrrre was thereupon ncodnatsd and there being no further Destinations, was reelected unenlrausly* A aotioe to adjourn ms thereupon Bade, seconded and nnanlrausly carried at 5t05 PJt. V/t Secretary to Edrialon LIAC9702 Metallic Lewd Prcfeirts Division Resting ISautss r Er&lbit i ipstl 24, 1956 IrSEaaeh aj individual Eashew of the staff ievr-'raj la ths et9c ef tMe Birieisa will fO'.isst la detail on Its psefc nrtiviilds, By reraria bocafine<3 to future pica*. 4 1 Ssecaga c? tLs cits end leportegieo of tbs eonstrectioa Industry la i 11 It* T&u rvS, w planolng Vs esaessiirete cur effort* car* intcsisirsly 3*< on arehitoi.s 2-1 Lilliirs ia Uj o fti'-s-. W* hava ecaey In our tasSgst el- *> r*3? *pf>nyr3 to crjlcy ess* coo with ercMtectursl e;4 construction back ground Vo oca&uct tils eoric la eooporstlsa with tho present staff* For k b * 1 noth* wo hero bom lcckir.3 for th* ri-t css, wither sccceas, but wo bop# 1 to find hla la tho near future. Kls work will be to help in the preparation of literature for distribution to the construction Industry and the archi tectural profession, end to Esie personal contort with thee* people. Kit efforts will not only b d#voted to furthering the use of lssd In pluribiag but other construction applications es well. With the treasndous site of the construction Industry today, ea lacrosse of only a few pounds of lead per housing unit, for example, would man e substantial increase la the consist ion of lead. Because of the feet that ease structure# today use m appreciably larger aaowt of lead than other* in different areas of the co*iti7, we bellere that the potential la there. The first step la this direction ha* already been node by the lw euance of lead Uiildlrg Construction Bulletin Bo. 1, copy of which Is before you. Just off the press. * N 3039.01 LIA09703 KeUllle Lead Products Division Meeting Minute* fehibit **9* April 21, 1956 V* recently contacted cal r*ieS rc a plwblng oatraeter la cadi of *10i* title* a report a the csssri f lead gs&sffeUy used la their localities la tee plashing f? a etr.gls fcathyssa. 2mo k ^3 t? test eunroy sppear in tba attested chart. X ca cor* test yea will era with oa that tha nsrfcrt potential la the?* &3 all uo need do is to fedfea c&KSrtos* cf it. to inere&ae of 10 lb. per beihrcGS la a cssiirwetioa nsrfcrt cf 1^S5,G35 new et&ds, esny of white here tea or Bcr* bsUirssais, would man aa iam^ci esesssgAien of Uawsli of toes of lead each poor. On* of tea beet beta we bcaa ef offxsteLng thia potential Bsrfcet la la lncreaalRS tea eaa cf lead bends or ^t&a for tea ceanactleaa betwoao th* ester dead eel tea rigid piping. Per than ccn3s-ctl<xua, lead la coa^eiltivo and baa a raasber of edvsotegee teat arc cot psssse*l by other nsterUls evd which can ba exploited. to sssapla of bow va ara eites-plisg to do thia la llluetrated by tha flret of oor eerleo of Countruction Edlctloa. Tbeee bullatlsa era balng sent to 17,000 arcbltacta and 5,000 ganarel contractors, bulldara, ate. Copy far future bulletins la balng prepared and will cover abaat lead ahomr pane, lead vaot stack flaahlnga id lead In chadcal laboratory pluabing ayeiea*. Otharc ara In tea discussion ataga. k w w b k rw wpaw Our educst.lor.al prograa aoong plsbera apprantleaa la continuing and tea textbook which waa prepared for thia purpoaa la now In lta third printing. A charge of 11.50 par copy, or (1.00 each in quantities of tan or nore hii been placad on the book, and on ihi* baslg, -than .6,900 ooplaa have bean dlatrlbutsd. We ara continuing our cooperation with the International Apprantleerhlp progress and contact sponsored by tee pltnfeere union and the Xational Aeeodatlod Of Pludsing Contractors. Me have bean successful in haring tea training of laad wurit included at a iHjor part of the practical phase of this progress, for axsegda, laad work has bean allotted 45 points out of a total of 100 points for tha per formance projects conducted aa a pad of tea International contest. Cosg>eting la thia canteat era the champion fifth year apprentice of each state and the provinces of Canada, for the pact two year* X hare served as one of the judges of the lead work cod have been invited to participate again this year. MgBfttSLJttmg ' The sections for tea Soldering Handbook, prepared by tha solder subremittee of white X sss secretary, have now been submitted to the full Coanltte* on 0rasing and Soldering of tec Aacrloan Welding Society for review. Prior to eobadttlng the sections to the Aasrlean Welding Society, ooples ware sent to all interested nwfeera for their cements. *v i * . We atnooraly hope teat by this tlm nest year, we will be able to repod the pcagdetlon of this work. LEAP AM rUKSgQ* T0#M Our publication "lead*1 and "Plaab.rs* EoruV continue to publicise the use of lead In n.e construction Industry. Thsse are both very valuable assets to our N 3039.02 LIA09704 /^^^.^;^,t.~fag.;,i .'M jiia ^i'S jtiik ^^.-.li. i ~ * >e,.a^4eM dflilM i>aentM.i, , v<, ' ^ iid tfo W is'J 'iisf t iir A i i1ii V i.^ iiV W ir^-*^ ! ^ k ^ XfUUle Lead Protects 01vision Mostly Kinates ftfcibit "9* April 24, 1956 ggflgjg mns H. BQBCTU TS&imaT Iseh iM of "Lsod" lcdoteo articles oa tfc* use of load In the boHdira ed obaaleel field#, ter selling list m totals ifproiftitdy 50,000 neoct, 17.000 irt architects, 7,000 ethers la tbs construction field, sad the bslsseo la othsr loed using fields* >' lbs distribution of "Timber** Ponjaf is eeaflasd to tbs plashing Industry sad Is sset to aers thsa 24,000 plta&lag antrectors, educators ad Jrnmujiiiin ftl kdlMPa. ' '- V* hers b n distributed aor* then 24,000 copies of "load la Modern Pliafcing" sloe* Us Incoptloo in 1950. lbs balk of thsss sen ssot to architects sad pluc&ers* jmm.wnam Throughout the jra%r e* rtciin literally budredi of rsqueets for lnforostloa and literature about lead tnd Its uses, Many of thss* sr* sinple to handle tnd process, other* reqalra boor* to answer. TW exaspls* of the letter uhieh have bean received la the pest week nay be of interest. Cm 1* frea a consulting engineer la Wichite, Censes, aad the other froa en erchitecturel flra la Asheville, K.C.* sech requesting detailed lnfornetica on the correct appllcetlon of sheet lead for roofing la one case and gutter linings and flashings la the other* theee two letters, taong others ws hers received, indieete t very definite interest in the use of lead for architectural purposes end It Is sin cerely hoped that ws will be able to capitalist on that ws think nay develop Into s trend. ir J :t. ;.'"* *' ' * '.v-i ? .'. *>- v . ? -- ;. * Vw"iv'--*` '<'' ' C''` i' - LIA09705 \Jt: ,yX.,, : S;>:- -8 J Kotftlllo Ited Protect* drlslca Koctlag April 2k, 1956 Iteort of Pwid K. Berdai iffig?.,pr.^g-P?gjs ttroip namt vmmms FSl-KZ gRiHUgg ? Y^r 8gt OSLT PCS SDSIE RCTBjKH (la Pogate) [uurial 1 jfend TttlM 12 ! Colorado Spring* 12 Voatchootor Coart.7 12 s*crn5 --ogagar and Zlgin.Ill. Kophi* miwuk-- )&naa Trap jP-Twp IMP* 1-1/1 ` 1-1/* 56 t! 1n3 * (Bolter C alldLnf 10 36 i! "` 1 pOTAl 122 !1 .5 j 7 ~r j-- i 3j 50 60 |W . 60 10 40 1 ? /3 LIA 09706 1 v r * ** ** ** *-r<v * 1 XataUlo Lead Protect* Division Hooting Kindt** lahibit C* April &, 1956 t ! t gffiSfg-flr sssyna iu, k m Covering tb* period Janaaxy, 195$ to tbe tevotod to tit* MoUllle L**d Protect* dvUloa MUodnfi , Sjr aetlritle* ptpelia of Un aix c h bo c al csgmgnoB ggxasa to l .ij u nagwr*, ,. five LEAD C3SOC4L C2St3C22S KLLECT3 to nailing v>. 'M list of seprosiaateXy 1,300 1b* first fw of * amt osrla* of RK0A1XEB SKIBLSIEB ' "' " - * : IWlJfflta to o calling list of spprexlnately 300.''' - I served, at the request of tb* director* of tb* Batlonal Assocletlot of Corrosion Bngls*r* a* General Conference Chairman of tb* Twelfth Atraml Corrosion Conference of SACS end tb* 1956 Corrosion Show. A* a result of tb* suece** of this endeavor, coupled with previous sctlvltl** la tb* Asoodstlon, X w*a noart nafd to tb* Board of Director*. X was l*ct*d chairman of tb* >v Tort Chapter of tbs Antricsn Sodrtj for Mstala end la this capacity directed tb* prognwrlng ao a* to Include paper* on l**d and laad alloy*. Tb* responsibility of editing tb* annual review Motion on lead and lead alloys published In "Industrial A Bigln*cring Cheedstry," tb* official publication of tb* Aaerlcen Chemical Society, baa bean adn*. Tb* Klntb nob review was published la tbe Septwtxr, 1955, issue. As for tbs psst fire year*, X dellr*rod a lecture on "laad At An to* glneering Material" before graduate engineers at Kewark College of Bnglneerlnf and aa scheduled to do so again In Kay of thia year. A lecture on tbe Proper 0m of laad for Corrosion Prevention In tb* Cbaodcal Industry will be delivered nest aonth at tbe ttiivereity of Buffalo. At tb* Society for loodestnctln Testing Annual Convention, X presented a paper on tb* "Inspection end Testing of L*ed Lining*," a subject which hereto fore b*a not been covered In literature. A KcOraw Rill Handbook an Biglneering Xstcrisis will eoon be published containing * section on lead beae neterlels prepared by oyaelf A special report on battery research prograa* sponsored by the 0.8. ftlgaol Corps was prepared and and* available to L.I.A. eesbere. Bnoerous plant vlalta were and* resulting In tb* elislnstlcn of oorroalon problws* involving l**d and serving a aoures of preeotlenal notarial for tb* Association. Imumerebl* Inquiries by telephone, oorrcpcndaoos and In person are regularly dealt with throughout tb* year. The Association 1* finely setebUahed as the fowtelrtaed of practical and reliable Information on tb* broad use* of lead, with particular saghesls on obeadcal construction. gyy# ij,f jui ijpy,|[Loy f 11 lUBnyusv'-1-"'1 m.eysi **"' N 3039.03 LIA09707 Metallic Lead Prefects Biutciga Boating Minutes___________________ ;' E&dbit B l|7ll &, 1954 f-.: V" fti. liflffilfiB (' X ter* selected f tscssrlee that beat illustrate what I ea doing la prtsaBti&s the ueo of land in pluEbiig. In etch 1netoae*, itrilw frcblmae have fc. been eaccuatered la cities other then tboM described* B&X1SMTES. 1mI. BT. Xfcio project will total 1,090 bourns* built vtth two baths *ch. X esdo rerscy cf the pre?rty location ssA coda wqsdrcasr&a erf celled cn Srawlts 0 AseoeLshee, tbs crejr.itacts cad tailtsrs. Xfea cnere ed a5ilvt* hm egr&d to specify 4 la* X*8. lead tc'i3, vi.loh Is o protoal ec-As rejstrasssi la eJaesat territerjr bat dace cot directly coser this pcshisslar properly. Xho rescit is th*t 2,CXO X.3. lesd bsssls til bo usod which Tt to sgnpreadmataly 15 teas of lsod beads sad one ton of wi|slag odder. Vs hope to get lsod beth trepo specified bot ibis is not definite at this tine. H22aJ2&2 I sseicted Mr. George Vetsel of the Board of Education to ectsblidi o leed wiping does for plsfcer apprentice*. Ibis is tbs first lead wiping class la ikroa la 20 years. ii l 5 j wcm*. 1WP48 Bad lengthy session* with the chairman of the B.A.P.C. Plumbing Code Ceosltt**. Lead requirements will be included as a separate chapter in what may develop Into a national pitching code epoaeored by this important pltmbing In dustry group. \ UTTLXWCX. ARKUSAS L.X.A. Chemical Laboratory Specif!cations will be followed OO a large i chemical laboratory installation at the Ikiirerslty of Arkansas Medical Center as a result of lengthy conferences here with the architect, pitching contrector and the mechanical contractor. KU-IP??. * Meeting* with city official* end the flushing Cod* Ccomdtte* concerning leed water closet wests connections resulted in X.H. leed bends sad stubs being e mandatory cod* requirement. Leed vent pipe flashings sod properly protected leed pens are also o code requirement. k s a p rayn* Lti*a .wi This project "Birchvood Heoe" will Include 2,600 booses with 2, 2-1/2 and 3 beth* each. Called on and worked with builders, pluabing cootrector, represen tative of Local UUoa, end plumbing superintendent In order to get X.H. leed bonds specified end used on this rather large oopper tube drainage Installation, Soanow 4 Schwarts are the architects end builders. Borowlta flushing Com pany is the flushing contractor* N 3039.04 LIA09708 m.m (ogsracart H change baa raeuited in kk Una of 3 in. X.B. lead bend* being need. 6,600 - 3 la. wiped Joist* will retire k-X/2 teas of wiping eoldsr, pla* the 5^-53 wire *older cad 1a tm&biik$ tho cs&pt& tab*. A recant aorrsy f work oiadlar to this ioBtailailen ^sg*a ts least t 3 in. x 16 is. x 16 in. evppsr bail sect ---- 617.34 ppr b U 3 la* x 16 1a . x 16 ia* X.B. Iasi bead* coat --- 613.05 par writ l Jf. i j 'f ' if | *; f * Land toi o ssrisg of '^ ' Other oliee are proportiooaUly equal. ATUgTA.OSOSglA 6 449 per wit f *' ' Several neetinga with the Besdniag Board of the Flwfcera Local Union to have a working role amended that aa deirlaeotel to the nee of lead work were bald. 3 j lengthy oonfereeoee reenlted la getting L.I.A. Cbedcal laboratory Spedfleetlcoa Soptd by the State Architect and pliwMng oontrectoro* lijO.M Held a oeetlng with the Flushing Division of the Kentucky State Health Department concerning lead work requirement* In the State Flunking Code. Me bare been successful la Maintaining the 6 la* lead required by the code for all fixture waetee* KEKigM I Investigated the failure of rubber e\g> weebere used for Joints la ftirlroa pipe In a chewleal laboratory Installation. The local plusfeer la replacing these with lead calked Jointe. SAP CIBPO. CHIFOCTIA I attended and addreeeed a seating of the Western Flushing Officials Association. Also worked with the Code Coasdttee la the Interest of retaining properly protected lead ahower pans as a cods requlf--nt. mwn Met with dty officials to retain lead reqalreaMote In the plunhlAg code which were under attack. As a result. 1 wade a Surrey that proved lead waste writ | did not cost any sore than less reliable Material*. f CHIC*??. ntfBPlg i \J Rtrt h*d baa/ C&II9 n4 rtfr*>$ b#r la tb of ro- th 1m4 *ttr strrico pip roqulroMstt* 1 i **w- LIA09709 i Krtdlie Lcsd Fredaota Ciwiticn Rwtiag tOnstoa----------'-'j-*; Bfeibit "B April 24,1956 X k s j able to fcrr* UI<1. Ghsdcal laboratory Speclfieetlrae used here by PhSUpa PatrolcCT Ces^as^ G3 fe&rlr nas? S&s&icsl La&oretcry end Eo&ssircSs Building. Altbdt^i tesy dovieted cllc*,::' fPs v? esoeiflestioiia, th plains contractor 1 using *ssxeC9 of 20 teas *7 load isfisxsiiay ussta fi^s* ea tb&e $ja. Oar ssfeSMt fr t&a EAcP. XfepssiticB in Kiltscfcsa, Kle.f rfa 11 to 14, 1956, ba* bom e*t w? fetg> that yta csy eea afeat plea as showily. Tbs pool eo th loft ws* dosl^ssi to c?sKt rce^^o-iagtall lead week which fens bcocss wjr pepeisr Ita in bo s s era**, ^e ee&e esseaa aro frea varisses loestlcao ttntsSmt the country. In the coster panel efts* m ZJU lad Ana trap wiped to a 1-l/J in. copper tuba for the bath trep efeieh Is brawisad into the 3 in. eoppor t&e stack, A recant eerrsy shews that this Z.K. lead Cisea trap eoet approxijg&tely 97*00 par unit laaa than a sixdlar ooo of braes and copper tt&ing. A oceparisen followat Brass and copper tuba -- X.H. 4 in* laad drua trap 930.20 par unit -- 923.20 par unit Sarin* I 7.00 par unit Shew also ia a 3 in. x 6 in. z 12 in. X.B. laad band for the water closet floor waste connection, this laad band ahowe a coat earing of 65.76 par unit err breae and copper connection, a cae^erleon fallowingi 3 in. brass and copper -- -- $18.39 par unit 3 in. X.H. lead band -- -- " 612.63 par unit Saris* 6 5.76 par unit If a 4 in. x 3 in. X.H. laad reducing band is used, the sarin* would approximate 93.50 par unit. CO the right hand panel w* show the 4 in. cast iron soil stack with laad waste connection for wall hung water closets. Thia type of fixture, although it coats slightly nore than floor waata, can be used in residential work by usln* tbs Anti-lean Foundry support chair and lead connection. Off the floor wall hrang water cloaata are gaining in popularity for all types of buildings because of their sanitary and easy cleaning qualities, Va hare endeavored to soke the background for these panels as sttreetivs as possible and also to ehew what our altts are In apprentice training as wall at for the actual plucfelng installations. There are several erwll ltane of Interest included in the exhibit, such ss shower pans, rent pipe flashings, and hard lead ferrules for ohmlcal laboratory waste correctlone. The lead wiping bench has proven to be an excellent news of drawing atten tion to our exhibit at past H.A.F.C. conventions end wa hope to use it success fully again at Kilwsukee in June. i PWCgMMM!?!*.. - I -s i } [ Betellio L**d flwfartt VxrUioma^Oatiamtkm Xxhlbit J April ih, 1$$6 SiCiki.. ri; Fafentary 3* 19$$ raowsn LUO nPOSTRSS IS3UCUTXM StHBUP re* LEAD /DO LUO ALLOT PIPE FOB THE CKOtlCAX PROCESS DCXSTKES nW | r. ,I .h.- im fci'm f,ii lulll 1. Chaalcal Sp*ciflctlora Tba ebaaieal coeposltloa of laai plpa frr tb* chaaloal procaa* laduulM aboil coeforn to th* apaeificotioc* MUUlilai by Un Aaorlcaa Sooioty for Taatlnf Kotoriola for efe*ieal, odd or ooppar grad*a of laod, A.S.TJI. Doalfnaticn, lat*t rarlaloo. lotlamlol or hard load pip* shall bo aa alloy of load oco"a tolnlnf th* apodflod amount of antlacny, plus or ainoa 0.25 poreoot. For othar laai alloys th* qoantltlM of alloyinc oonotltoonto hall b* aa abroad batoaan th* byar and Mllor. J N 3039.05 LIA09711 ft.f'-iffiri,- . . -2 - fatmurjr 3, 1?55 2* Otandard Slaae cf toad PIpa fr tha Chaa&eal Proo*t Indoatriaoi Xapertasti Specify fegr ieaida dlaaatar end nil thick- BMC. Waifbto abora are appreziaata and art baaad on ' a load epadfio {rarity of 11.36, Oqnlvalant to a wl<bt of 0,1*1 pooofla par euhlo inch, falaaa apply to chaaiod, aeld, eoppar and taUurias load* Antisocial load {dp* alll walph allgfrtly loop par foot* Inoldo Vail Plantar Tfcietaaao (Inchaa) (incfcaa) Ootalda Plaaotor (Iochaa) Vonlnal Vaipht Far foot (Pound,) 31m Xnaldo tiantar (lach*a) Vail Tfcicknaae (Incbaa) Ootalda Plantar (Inehaa) Vonlnkl Walpht Par foot (Pounds) iA 1/16 1/8 3/16 l/o 3/1 1/16 1/8 3/16 1A 1/2 1/8 3A6 1A 5/16 3/8 5/8 3/8 3/16 1A 5/16 3/8 3A 1/8 3/16 1A 5/16 3/8 1/2 1/8 3/16 1A 5/16 3/8 1/2 3/8 0.3 ' 1 lA 1/2 0.7 1.3 1.9 $ OA 1.0 3A 1.6 11/2 7/8 2A 3A 1.2 7/8 2.0 2.9 1/8 3.9 1A 5.1 1 3A 7/8 1A 2A 1/8 3A 1A 6.5 3/8 5.8 1.7 1/8 2.7 lA 3.9 3/8 5.1 1/2 6.5 3A 9.7 1A 2 V? 2.2 3/8 8 1/2 5/8 3A 8.0 11.6 1/8 3/16 lA 5/16 3/8 1/2 1/8 3/16 lA 5/16 3/8 1/2 1/8 3/16 lA 5/16 3/8 1/2 1/8 3A6 lA 5A6 3/8 1/2 1/8 3A6 lA 5/16 3/8 1/2 1/2 2.7 5/8 6.2 3A 5.8 7/8 7.5 ?A lA 13.5 3A 3.1 T/8 t.9 6.8 1/8 8.8 1A 10.9 1/2 15.5 3.6 1/8 5.6 1A 7.7 3/8 10.0 1/2 12.3 3A 17A lA lul ya 6.3 1/2 8.7 5/8 11.2 3A 13.8 19.3 3A 5.1 7/8 7.8 10.6 1/8 13.6 1/1* 16.T 1/2 23.2 i, -.Hill. . LIA09712 ... ' -3- - Mmr 3, 1955 81m Zosld* Ditacter (Iretea) KoslBal Sic* Veil OtttclS* **l*ht Inaldc TMekn#** DU*tr Hr foot Bl*s*tr (Inches) (Icstwn) (PotmAa) . 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