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r LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC. (1 MADIION AVINUC o New roK it . n . v. LIA 187 99 { March 36, 19& omjBCTt rcrcw or a s s o c ia t ic b ACTivivuJ iva To Heaters of the Lead InbatrlM Association, Inc: Inclosed oral 1. Mport of the Executive Vice President and Secretary for tha jreor lj6i. 8. Report of tha Treaaurer for tha year 19^1 3. Current Urt of waebera. B>a report of tha Executive Vic* President and Secretary will not ha presented at tha annual nesting la St. Louie since it has teen nailed to all renters. Instead a rtivad of tha 1962 pro gram vlU be presented along with tha Treasurer'a report. Vary truly yours. RL2:ak tnc. Executive Vies Fraeldent @ is * LIA18800 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC. 1*1 MADISON AVCNUI NW VOX IT. N. Y. r r k w t or as s o c iat io n Acrmnia - 1061 pmxr k a il AJvcrrisinQ X. *Lm^.* Our nailing Hat for this quarterly publication va4 laenuiTby several thouaaad during tb year and now carries *or than a million and a quarter Individual Miiajd about lead annually to acoa $2,000 people. A new and codernlted cover and format aada Its appearance. It Is a treeendojsly raluabls source of Inquiries and leads to follow up. g. "Inproved Sound Barriers Employing trad.* This report, pub lished In I960, received additional distribution to 1*00 neaber insurance eonpnnia* by tbe Association cf Casualty and Surety Companies and the Aasoelatlon of Mutual Casualty Conpanlss. t. Pupplment. A four-page supplenent to our nanwsl "Lead In tbe Cersale Industries' vaa published end distributed to sons 7,000 people In the ceraalc Industrie*. It vaa devoted to low temperature lead enseals for eteel. ' A. Sweet'a Catalogs. lew catalogs on lead for roofing and flashing, plucblngT'aad noise and vibration control vers pre pared for {feet's 1^62 file to appear In the architectural. Industrial construction and light construction catalogs. The Industrial construction file Is being used for the first tine and the noise and vibration catalog Is also new. Our 12-pigs design catalog covering the properties and applications at lead which appeared In tbe l$>6l file Is repeated in lj62. $ Architectural flyer*. Reprints of the foregoing new threat's Catalogs on lead roofing and flashing, plmblng, and noise and vibration control were circulated ae flyer* to our lists of architects and engineers In the construction field and to design engineer*. 6. lead Plgaent* Technical letter Ro. 1$. This 32-page booklet which sunderlies the Pigsents Technical Comlttee't twenty years of work on rod lead 1 elore for all kinds of steel surfaces was published end circulated to sone 12,000 paint nanufacturera, uae.** and specifiers. Additional requests for It are being received by the hundreds. PUBLIC AJTO REFROfM 7. Annual Review. The Secretary's annual review of tbe lead situation was prepared for and printed In "Engineering and Mining Journal.* Reprints were distributed to nenbers. I with Im+4 MejuekNbwaUHMMWiaMelUi N 1749.01 LI A18801 .2- fl. "Lead - It* Alloy* &.-A (*cppour;4 " Thl* annual review of technical &o*vlQ.neu\* In lead vu prepare! ar.l apjeared la "industrial and Engineering Cbeaiitry. Reprint* vere dis tributed to aenbers, a selected Hat of 1,603 narxs, and to visitors to tba L.I.A. booth at tha Design B\gln*ring Ssov. ? "Lead-Aabto Pads Taolate Cooling Tover Vl bra: lore." At l.A. instigation and vlth L.I.A. tel-?,' an article vita this tltla by A1 Lelchtsan of Wlnberger, Frieson, lelchtaan and felnn, Hev York canaultlng anglneer*, appeared la "Mr Con ditioning, Beating and Ventllatljg." Be print* vere distributed to cur llat of architect* and engineer* concerned vlth bull4104 eon*tractloo. 10, "Lead Sound Barrier*.** thia la the title of a one-page critique of our pub Heat loo "Improved tcurd Barriers Ihpioylng Lead* which appeared la "Progreaalre Architecture* aa a result of our cooperation vlth Vllllaa J. McOulnaeaa, chairman. Depart* ant of Structural Design, School Cf Architecture, Pratt Institute 11. lead W*ldltvg. A revtaed and expanded chapter 00 this sub Ject appeared la a oev edition of the "Welding Handbook" puhllahed by the Aserlcan Welding Society. It vaa prepared by a ccceittae of Beober* and lead burning ccotractor* under the chairfca&ahlp of L.I.A.'a David M. Borclna. 12. "Way* to Reduce Prea* Vibration." An artlcla by this title appearing In ^Publication kume*--.!" vaa prepared by L.I.A. In cooperation vlth VI 111an Clnaberg and Associates, architect* and engineers apeclalltlng la nevepaper plant*. It deacrlbed the use of lead-asbestos antirlbratlon pad*. 13. "Electric Trend* Take Over 5>ort Punat" Aa Assoclstlonprepared article vlth thia title appeared In "Pood Processing." It vaa reprinted and circulated to Denbers, aa veil aa being used In answering Inquiries. lh. General Publicity. A vide variety of publicity articles enanatlrg froa L.I.A. vu picked up by the trade pres* during the year in addition to those already aentloned. So bs of these veres Publication Subject* lev Tort TlB*a Iron Age Product Englneerlz^ Induatrlal finishing Precision Metal Molding Steel Cersale Industry The Battery Man Pipeline American Metal Market Leaded vlndcvs Lead dcvelopocnts Sound barriers I*ad-ensealled rteel Lsad-enaaelled steel Lead enaaelled steel Laad-enenelled alunlnun Electric eutoooblle Lead xircunate-tltanate Lead batterle* Lead soundproofing Several *rrh m/a fiiiinHwi mm !<j u '.ij -i.w '.i.1 -jiij.it i uyMWjar MtitH <P- I'rfSfiMi LlAl980? y Zb m&dltloa u y publications px-bllthel routine press nl<ui on mr publications resulting 1b a large voUm* of Inquiries for copies. TECWRICAL T/kJCfO AdO ITCT-TIS l]l. Lectures. for the tenth euceesalve year 12? graduate student* il dmrt College of engineering heard two lecture* OO "Lead as an Bglneerltg Materiel" prevented by L.I.A. Ty were pretested by L.I.A.'* 8. U. Turner end Bruce feder. 16. leaded Steel Report. At the request of the lead Develop ment Association of London a report wee prepared oo the statu* of leaded rteele la the U.S. vtieh va* presented at the Inter* national, testing of lead as sot letioo secretaries In Rons In September. 17. Vent Pipe flashing*. A paper 00 th* subject vas delivered before the annual nee ling of tbs Aaerlcaa Society of Sanitary Itogineerlng. KEETDCS AJTD mTBITS IS. Annual Meeting. We bellere that the L.I.A. Annual Meeting beli In Chicago ln l'ay va* conducted with unusual succsss. An lnaovatloo vas a display of sane experimental and some ccomerclal lead products, all relatively new. 19. Plunbers Apprenticeship Contest and Teacher Training. L.I.A. supplied a Judge for the apprentice contest and an Instructor far the teacher training progroa at this week-long session at Purdue (Adversity sponsored annually by the International Plumbers Uhl00. It also provided prices for the three best lead-working apprentice* and the lead naterlal for both programs. gQ. Trade Show Exhibit*. During 19^1 L.I.A. bad exhibit booth* at tie following trade show*: Design &iglneerlng She/ in Detroit Rational Association of Plissblng Contractor* Show In Detroit Znduitrlal Building Exposition In Kev York Rational Chemical Efccv in Rev York Rational Ben* Builder* Show In Chlcego 21. Meeting* Attended. In order to keep close contact with the any varied group* in industry that oay affect th# use of lead, staff seaber* attended a nteber of Meeting* of a**oclated In dustries. 800* of these follow: American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical A Petroleum bglneere Signal Corpa Battery Conference American Institute of Architect* Construction Specification* Institute Building Research Institute American Ceraalc Society American Mining Congress Association of Aoerlcaa Battery Manufacturers Rational Paint. Varnish A Lacquer Association Rational Association of Pliably Contractors American Society for Mrtels * LIA18803 ??. Crcnltteea. Th# Induttry Cevelojvoent Cccalttee, tb* IXC 3 fcx*culiv# Cccxafttee, tb# Plgnent* Technical Cocnttt** and tb# Ceramics Technical Ccrnltt*# each net twice during th* year. On* of th* nestings of th* l*ttr Cccjaltte* vu bold Jointly vith EKP and th* professor* supervising it* graduate research fellowships. SPACE AWESTICIBO 83- Advertising Schedule, 1961. following 1* th* apace advert lslog schedule run by L.I.A. In ly6l vlth a general description of th* subject cattert Publication Page* Circulation Subject* Materials In Deilgn Engineering 6 Product Engineering 6 Machine Design 6 Engineering Kcvs-Rccord 13 Progressive Architecture 6 Lullstln of Aaerlcan Oraalc So b. 6 Cerealc Industry 6 Ceranle Age 6 Metal Product Manufacturing 6 29,000 51,000 54,000 84,000 40,000 8,000 4,000 6,000 Ji^ooo Prope rties samd uses Lea*d fo r construction Lead In esrasics * Leaded porcelain enjwls Total circulation 291,000 This schedule resulted In a total of over 2,300,000 Individual advertising Besieges during the year. TECHNICAL SZHVICS 24. Architectural Consultant. L.I.A. engaged the full-tla* servlces of Edvla D. kartIn, AIA, to provide technical aerrice to architects and engineer* In the construction field and prasote greater use of lead products. Be graduated In architecture fros Yale University and has bad over 25 years experience vlth too* of Raw York's leading architectural firs*. 25. Technical Service Engineer. Also the services of Jeroe P. finlth, a recent graduate of the University of Hi sal with several years experience vlth Dow Chemical Co., were engaged to assist In providing technical service in other fields of lead application and to assist in technical and seal-technical vrltlng. 26. Thermoelectricity. Close contact va* nalntained with Min nesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. In their developeent of lead tellurId* as a source of thermoelectric power, involving several visits to that ccopany's headquarters. 27. Antlvlbratlon Pads. Work on th* developeent of this narket included a study of existing snglneerlng data and a report on It. . also Involved provision of available data to engineers for the O An Building, the Rev York Central and Southern Pacific RallOads, a Rev Jersey departaent store, the nev Madison Square Carden, buildings to b built adjacent to Union 8tatlon in Chicago, a florid* hospital, th* Prudential project in Boston and others. an tmt v[ LI A18804 5- gfl, Roofing a; d YTathlng, Detailed InfCroat loo, drawing* and pec iflcation* L'aVe Wen (applied for Dustartoo Cmki la Vaahlngtoo, Soldier# and Cal lor* Hoc.rmnt la 1lev York, a boapltel la Denver, the auditorlui at Ha**achu*ett* In*titute of Technology, a church la !tev York and Karina City la Chicago. In addition lead roof* Installed more than 25 year* at Saratoga Spa, oo th* Rational Cathedral, Washington, and on the federal Court Eouae, Ihv York, war* Inspected and found la perfect condition without aaletenasce. Perxlatloo to uae thla Information la publicity and *dvrtl*lng va* obtained. 89- Gorerepent Specifications. Cocaiderahl* time va* apact with eevernl goverr=eat agenclea in an affort to obtain ccc*t ruction pacification* d o t * favorable to lead. In thi* affort the help Of the Interior Department la being obtained. Sone degree of aueceae rafultcd and va have bean invited to euggaet ran a lone la Mvtral caeaa. Pool Lining*. We have vorked cloaely asd vlth eocelderabla uccaaa vlth architect* for a mater of building* Including Lincoln Center, U. I. Library and a large bank, where large decorative pool# and fountain* are to be u*ed, la the latereat of ualng lead a* waterproof lininga. 31. Plating Tank Lining*. A *tudy va* conduct*! on failure* of *uch lead lining* and th* trend to eubatltute*. Principal plat'.i^ tank naaufacturer* vert nslted. Sr Pal_l__O_u_t__S__h__e_l_te__r_*. A atudy of the poeelbl* uae of lead In out abelter* va* conducted and a report la rued giving autborltatlv* data on the tblcknetaea of lead and other aatcrlal* required, aad dl(palling such nltlnfornatloo on the eubject. Unfortunately the rtudy hovel the potential for lead to be (Ball. 33. Sound Proof-Booo. On requert axilatonce va* given tb* Praralln Inatltute of Philadelphia In dealgn of a lead-lined aouad-proof roaa. The roan ha* be*n flnlabed vlth tb* Xnrtltute xpreiilng a high d*gre of *atl*factloo. S. Mgbvmy Parking Paint*. In cooperation vltb Solvay Proceea vision or Allied Chemical Co. progree* va* sale in gathering data to aupport our contention that sort yellow traffic narking paint (containing lead chromate) ehould be uaed, articularly for edge striping. Ihe last Kanual on Traffle Harking require* yellow for all center line no-croeslng barrier*, which In ltaelf ahould add a couple of tbouaand too* to lead coneiasptloo In the next couple of year*. 35. lead Alinlmn Paint*, Preliminary *tep* were cdepleted In a program to develop a market for leaded aluminum paint*, never before marketed, for top coot* oo rteel. At th* out*et v* are working cloeely vlth Reynold* Hrtal* Co. LIA18805 y&. Ws-sllaneou*. Other technical service work ha* Included work with tin /oGovingi Buffalo fore* Co. totm and ribration control SmU Cbeoleal Co. leaded plastic# Clopey foiling Door Co. - sound-proof folding floor* WchardaVlicax Co. scwnd-proof folding floor* Eougb Kfg. Co. - sound-proof folding floor* J. Cordon Carr, architect sound-proof curtain* Hobart Buchter, architect sound-proof curtain* Ooldatone and Baraoc, architect* - sound-proof curtain* Oar* Cfcapoan, lac. - tamd-proof curtalaa fc-unavlek Corp. - sound-proof curtain* Structural Clay Producta Research foundation - glared lightweight f*rro Corp. - lead frlta block* Peaco Corp. * lead frlta Olen Carp Shale Srlck Co. - glazed brick Kloaeeota Mining A Mfg. Co. - lead-glass bead* Klectro-Ruatprooflng Co. * lead a&odea Jersey Central Power and tight Co. - lead anode* Sportsmen'* Service Bureau - amur.ltIon General Motor* Corp. - paints, sound-proofing Stuart Motor* - battery powered automobile# Vlllys Motor* battery powered automobile* Curtltloo Co. - found-proof folding door* Kllay Rubber Co. leaded vinyl* Torjeeon, Inc. - sound-proof curtain* Public Service Co. of B. J. sound-proof leaded vinyls People'* Gas, Light l> Cok* Co. - sound-proof leaded vinyl* Jerome Hurray Corp. - lead piezoelectric* Br*n*oo Instrument* - lead piezoelectric* HEALTH AXD SAFETY 3T. Health and Safety Director. Don fowler assumed this position with L.I.A. on October 2, 1/61,' succeeding the Late Manfred Bowditeh. Be can* to L.I.A. fro* Chrysler Corp. where be had beaded the Industrial Hygiene Oepartaent, and before that bad bean with the Michigan 8tata Health Department. 38. Lead Glazed Pottery. A* a reeult of tvo authenticated ****# of lead poisoning from Improperly fired lead-glazed pottery a--'bee, L.I.A. and the U. 8. Potter* Association engaged If. Robert A. Kebo# of tha Kettering Uboratorle* to study pottery glaze* and attempt to develop a standard test and safe Halt* of solubility. A first set.'as of testsvas concluded and In dicated a need for further study. A second series of test* 1* thus under way. 39. A.8.A.Cooaltte*. L.I.A. continue* to serve on and supply secretarial service for the American Standards Association ccvlttee on childhood lead poiioolrg, which met a couple of tints during tha year. LlAl88 7 AO, Hllvtultw lav Cult. After several potr;ne'>ent of the trinl In Ml7n~ica alleging lead pole<!rg frc It'A pit* la a aportaect building, th c im hoe [vvrEtly beea dropped. L.l.A. b*4 glvan the def*odant ub;,.aiitlil help In preparing k11 defense. Al, lead Poisoning froa PM Trod. We slallarly (v< tbs Delaware itiver Iirld Authority attorneys neJor as*l*tance la preparing the defense against a suit brcugbt by paintera alleging laad poisoning due to the Authority1 a negligence vfceu tha bridge vu being paintad with rad lead. Wa alao found aa expert witness for the defense. The caae can to trial late la the year but we bee* not beard of the outcast at tfcia tins. Ag. Philadelphia Clinic. L.l.A. preaented a resuo< of lta activities lathe field of lead toxicology at a oce-day clinic on childhood lead poleonlng apooaored by the Rtlladtlphla Bealth Ttpcurtneat. 1}. Hectlr-r*. Meetings attended during the year included the annual ncetlrgs of the American Industrial Sygleae Association, Anerlean Public Health Association, national Safety Congress and Industrial Hygiene Foundation; alao a aeaalon cn paint labeli'.* of the Rational Paint, Vami ah and Lacquer Association. AA. iSilcago Health Department. At the requeet of thle Depart* neat, our Health and Safety Director agreed to serve on a conittee to deal vlth the childhood lead poleonlng problec In Chicago and attended one nesting of that ccoalttee. A5. abog end Lead Caroline Additive*. Our Health and Safety director ha* net inCoroaUy several tinea vlth representatives of producer* of lead additive* for gaaoline. Be alao attended a week-long eerie* of neeting* In Loe Angelea dealing vlth caog probleas. The vtnle subject of L.l.A. participation In activities relating to nog and additive* Is under review and poaalbly recon* nendatlone for positive action vlll be forthccoing shortly. KISCZLLAflrOUS A6. Inforgetloo Bulletin*. Vine of tbe*e bulletins vers clrculated to Bonber* durlng*the year. A?. Statistics. In addition to the regular etatlatlcal ser vice# provided meobor# on shipments of lead products, sale* of pig lead. Inventories consumption, etc., statistics were aup* pit* 1 for American ttotal Market's annual "Metal Statistics,* the Introduction and certain statistic* were supplied the Aaerlcan Bureau of Metal Statistics for Its "year Book,* and the annual review of lead vas prepared for "ftiglneering and Mining Journal." Afl. Literature Abstracting Service. Arrangemente were con* eluded with the Zinc and Lead Development Associations of London to expand their literature abstracting services and provide copies of the abstracts monthly for acabers of L. I. A. and additional distribution In the U.8. LIA18807 ft* fc?. Ineorporitlon. Incorporation of the Association und*r the lave of tl)4 b'.nto of ftcv York for non-prvflt associations vas coexisted as of October ?3* 1961, vlth the none new Lead Industries Association, Inc. Officer* and director* renaln the saaa i i for the predecessor unincorporated association, except that Robert L. U*ef*ld vaa looted executive vice pro el dent vhlla continuing a* secretary and treasurer as in th past. 50. Staff. Certain change* In the staff bars been noted *1*vber* In this report. W* be1 leva that these changes have placed us In a better position than ever before to conduct the technical Services and public relations aspects of our vorh. The staff deserves eooaendatlon for the ability. Intelligence and initiative vlth vhlch It has perforaed ita duties. The voltsse of ln<piirlss resulting froo our advertising and publicity prograra has sad* It necesaary to add an additional person to handle these Inquiries and classify then ea to source so that the effectiveness of our advertising can be properly evaluated. This addition haa been sale since the first of 1962. 0 KLZ.nk Executive Vice President and SecretSLry , I teMMbliiiki JV SMfceai '! ly'Ffrwp." i ip. eRAH1' !W p"h m|mi My m*kS i eus ev.x"sif- w iiiifcnirijfc LIA188 08 April 1'/a O (BCT8 or TIE LEAS ira-TTRira ASSATtATICit. IRC. Allied fiaeltlng Corp. Alpha Metals, Inc. American Metal Clisax, Inc. /taerican toeltlng 4 Refining Co. Aoerlcaa line, Lead & Ebaltlng Co. Tb* Anaconda Co. 9v 0.A. Arrll Co., Lead Product* Ur. }U6 W, Lincoln Are. Box , Bergen Statics 1270 Ave. of the Acerlca* ISO Broadvay Paul Brcvn Bldg. 2$ Broadvay Langdoe Para Rd. k 8ey*our Are. Kllvauk** Ik. Wi*. Jersey City k, B.J. Bev York 20, B.Y. Rev York 5, *Y. et. Loul* I, Ho. Rev York k, B.Y. Clnclmatl 12, Chlo Per* k Co., Inc. Broken El 11 Associated Shelter* Proprietary Ltd. Broken Kill South, Ltd. The Bunker Bill Co. Ashland k Levi* fit*. Philadelphia 2k,Pa. 95 Collin* fit.. Box 1291 K HelbourtM Cl, Au*t. Box 19k C, GPO Melbourne, Australia Box 29 Kellogg, Idaho Cambridge Soeltlng Co. Corro Sale* Corp. Circle Wire k Cable Co. Ceepanla Klnera Acareo, 8.A. *9m Consolidated Mining and So*1ting Co. of Canada, Ltd. 100 Pacific fit. 300 Park Are. 5500 Ha*yetb Are. Apartado 33 Bl* Box 1030 Place d'Arne* Cambridge, I'aa*. Rev York 22, B.Y. Maapeth, L.I., B.Y. Mtxlco 1, D.f. Montreal 1, Canada Bay Mine*, Inc. Deleo-Reoy Dir.,General Hotor* Corp.2k01 Colunbus Are. Dickson Weatherproof Ball Co. Box 590 Uxl* Lead Co. Bex 8625 9>a Eagle-Pleher Co. 9m Electric Storage Battery Co. Ethyl Corp. Eras* Lead Ur., Rational Lead Co. Aoerlcaa Bldg. Box 6109 100 Park Are. Box lk67 Wallace, Idaho Anderaon, Ind. Eraaston k, HI. Dallas, Texas Cincinnati 1, Chlo Philadelphia 1, Pa. Bev York 17, B.Y. Charleston 25, V.Ye. federated Metal* Ur., Aoerlcaa Sbeltlng k Refining Co. Aaron Ferer and Sens Co. 9m nreatone Tire A Rubber Co. 120 Broadvay 101-19 S. fith fit. Box f, Firestone Pk. Bev York 5, V. Y. Cbaha 8, Beb. Akron 17, Ohio Gardiner Ketal Co. Ooldaalth Broa. Ur. of Rational Lead Co. 1820 8. Caspbell Are. Ill V. Vabash Ave. Chicago 32, 111. Chicago 2, 111. EaaBood Lead Product*, Inc. Beela Mining Co. 5231 Knhnan Are. Eaaaond, Ind. Wallace, Idaho International fteeltlng k Refining Co. (Anacooda Sale* Co., Agent*) 25 Broadvay Bev York k, B. Y. Knapp Mill*, Zac. 23-15 Borden Ay*. Long la.City 1,B.Y. Associate Mraber O N 1749.02 LI A188 09 4 o 0 a- Lead Products Co. Inc. Rox 1341 Lucky rriday Sliver-Lead IlMl Co. John R. MacGregor Lead Co. Metalead Product* Corp. Natal* Disintegrating Co. ^fetalurglc* Mexican* Penol**, 8.A. Mirdock Load Co. 4330 W. 15 Jt. 3901 Part Bird. Apart ado Poatal 351 Box 5296 Rational Lead Co. Rev Park Mining Co. Rrwecnt Klnln Corp. Rorth Broken Hill, Ltd. 111 Broadvay 330 Park Ave. Box 1903R, CPO Clin Mathleaon Cheaical Corp. Pend Oral 11* Mines 4 Metals Co. Old Rati. Be. Bldg. Phelps Dodge Copper Product* Corp. 300 Park Are. Price Battery Corp. Revere Copper 4 Bras* bo., Toil Divlatca 196 Uaaood St. St. Joseph Lead Co. Shattuck Dena Mining Corp. Soclete Klnlere at Metallurgicu* de Penorroya flunahine Mining Co. 350 Park Ave. 120 Broadvay 13 Place Vendcee Ucrt 300 Mission Ave. United State* belting Refining and Mining Co. 63 Willian St. lb* Victory White Metal Co. Synan Vlener 4 Son* Vulcan Lead Product* Co. 6100 Roland Ave. 5300 Batcher St. 1545 V. Pierce St. Ve*tem Lead Product* Co. Willard Lead Product* Co. P. 0. Box 2291 101 . Griffith St. *Tb* Zinc Corp. Ltd. Box 3&4 D, CPO April 1963 Rou*too 1, Texas Wallace, Idaho Chicago 33, 111. Palo Alto, Cal. RUtabeth (8) R. J. Monterrey, R.L.,Mex. Dallas 2, Tsxa* Rev York 6, R. I. Reetley, Utah Rev York 22, R.Y. Melbourne, Australia Xaet Alton, 111. Bpckane 8, Wash. Rev York 22, R.Y. Hamburg, Pa. Brooklyn 32, R. Y. Rev York 17, R.Y. Rev York 5, R. Y. Pari* 1, Prance Spokane 1, Wash. Rev York 5, R. Y. Cleveland 27, Chlo Richmond 5, Va. Milvaukee 4, vis. City of Industry,Cal. Charlotte 3, R. C. Melbourne, Australia Associate Ma*ber ' HP **