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. ' - ' . 7 1 T & 7^0 R1 5* te. 5k:-' $- -; Vr.\ ** fc. *'- r- x. jf' r ?- A- nr ^tis^^,^jiniijit^^^<^igi*fiWigfi-ffiiri^r^^a^Tr:^-a(rf;^^^-;^^'-^>^`,^,g'*>4/-' 3 3 ;J Am\al Ifettlfif 1 MiX 9 XMT tfr ;^i *3 t -i `St j -t1i i J REPOgr or THB SBCMTaIT tamfUlni tin Activities of the UUP ISDOSTRIK JtSOCIAIIOB for the Thsr 1MB -*$ -y' ' 'x.'vfifcr" .'v.-.-sFY MFMWBSHiy During IMS the Lead Industries Association wsleossed to associate sabsrship the Broken Hill Assoolcted Saoltors Proprietary Ltd., of Melbourne, Australia, The Association durin; It* hlatory ho* always endeavored to M> operate with produeor* and ecnsieaeri of lood la other eour.tri* having profe, leu alallar to our c*ro, particularly the ueea of lead and hyglenle Batters, Indsod, often dovclopaeat* la England, Australia and elsewhere may here deop reperouaeloas here, tad vise versa, It Is gr-tlfylng, therefore, to see this International recognition of our comce problems by the Broken Hill Conpnnles. I aa also pleosed to ranouaee tho oloetloe of The Ckonlte Co,, oa 1>> portoat sable anaufaeturer established la 1878, to associate Maborshlp la the Association, Sealgnutloas during the yoar wore The Lesrln-,i.thos Corp,, which Is M longer a lead producer, and the Reynolds Kotxls Co,, a ncabor during the err yecre. STATISTICS Tho Association hat eootlnuod to aShore te tho policy of collecting and circulating to aanbors statistical lnforeatlen useful for tho efflelont conduct of tho load business, without duplicating statistical serrisos prorldod by other nganolos, such as tho Aaorloan Buror.u of Motol Statistics, or tho Oovonusoste Bo now statistical roporte woro lnltl-.tod la IMS, but tho eororego of sons of the reports ms extended and the eooursey of others iaproved by <b > listing cooperation prlaolpslly tram nomstsbsr ooapsnlss whleh hod prerlously not supplied Infer**tion ss te their setlrltlee# i 'f1'"!,' IHI'SA ' 1 V'V- ypseam. ii.s ij w WMP j N 1848.01 LIA23083 m f imucl Mooting ^ ^r--1 < --~"~ -mmw`nW^ei Ifcy * XMT The value of our lead otatlstleo should not Vo underestimated* Thoy prorod oxtroooly holpful during tho war and horo prorod to Vo oroa sure holpful during tho load ihortogo which developed Xoto In tho war and which u oouto during 1946. a nvrabor of tho reports loiuod by tho Aesoolatlaa woro made at tho request of tho War Production Board and Civilian Production id* ministration. Tho Association 1* planning to terminate thoio popart* which may not Vo nooossary with all oontrolo removed. However, It is folt that oar* should Vo exeralood in deciding upon the elimination of any statistical re port, A guiding principle 1* thrt tho induotry Vo fully propared with full informtlon about ito operations to aect any asorgency. in important war report which the Association will publleh in poaeetlmo le tho monthly estimate of load oouiaptlon in tho Onitod Stntoo Vy produoto and induotrlMt ACTIVITIES OB DECONTROL OP LEAD * Tho yoar 1946 Just oloood wao ono of tho noot aetiro in tho hiotory of tho Load Induotrloo Association* Peoonvortlon poood ito oorlouo problems no loot **r%n war* Xndood, tho Association's effort* to proouro tho docontrol of load mainly oooupiod tho time of tho coorotary la Washington and elsewhere. Tho aeuto load shortage, whleh had bogun to appear In 1M5, was a*oontuatod Vy Govoraaont oontrolo, oipocially upon inporto, and oauiod many important load consuming lnduitrioo to ooclc our assistrnoo la procuring rollof* Beginning In liay, your ooorotary vai invited to address various laportant lead u*iag induotrloo on tho load situation, as follnroi J Association of Amorioan Battery ;tnuf..#turors, Ine., in Clovoland eo Hay U, Autcmobllo itanufacturorc Acoolation in Detroit, on August IT, 'V ?:-i Agricultural Insoetleldo A Pucgleldo Association in Spring Lain, B* J* on Septcaber 8, Rational Petroleum Atsoclr.tlon lc Atlantis City on Septoabcr 18, and Rational Paint, Varnish k Languor Association In Atlantlo City on KorcnVor 8, 'i-'i It It interesting to record that each appooranco Voforo these roipoctlve group# invmrlobly rooultod in either adoption of a rooolutloa offering tho support of tho industry in helping tho Lood Industries Association rcmoro tho lap*dimer.to In Washington towards the operation of a froe load market, or roiulted In tho industries, thaasolros, taking an actlvo part In voicing tholr pretest* to Washington* Tho Lood Industries Association has nado many valuod now frlonda through this moans of assisting other associations with tholr load supply diffloultlooa As is woll known now, virtually all Gcrer.uso.-.t wurtlmo eontroli wore raaovod by tho ond of 1946, Tho one* roaalnlng wvro of minor slgnifioanoo* Once again tho load Industry la on its own* Its future destiny llos prti lpal ly in its own offorts, whloh Is os it should Vo, i WASEI1WT0V ACT TV IT IO Bopoatod visits woro undo to Washington in the Interest of momVorOt These visits aro now more or less ancient history and aro only simnarlsod horo but woro always timo-oensuning and generally stranuous* Looking book on this j *f w s h ~r~~ . 1 'BUPJf WM! e ywp m s H- t Mimesn^m&a*uiirMifflSriitir V.1 ^308J i Annual Mooting "i I * Jfcy 9, 1T period Z on (truck with tho euoooosful outcaao of practically eU our Washing ton offorts, olthor clone, or In oonbinatlon with other croupe having tl&ilar t- objootiros, for cxanplo, your so rotary oppoarod hoforo the Senato Bnnklng cat Currency Ccmlttao on the Extension of tho Stabilisetion Lewi and the Important MoParlnnd 4ondswot was adopted, with our assistance, fc. Thon, at a roiult of a neeting at tho 1/hlto Eouso, andor the autplooo r of iir. John TT Snydor, dlrootor of tho Office of War iJobil lmtlon end Booses- i version, In April, attendod by your prusldcnt end soorotary, Injury to tho < potrolow industry, by a propotod torlou* ourt-ilcont of load usod In gasoline, was evortod. Than again, at a sooting of the O.P.A. on boh-.lf of tho Knufaoturoro of alxod aotals, a ecoalttoc. of our industry was suooostful in procuring prioo roliof with runarfcoblo preaptoe* 1 think those throo illustrations alcno aro enough to show tho 1> , portanoo to our industries of haring cn agency that eon cot a* a spokeman in Washington on legislative end adninistratl'/o problems, end with tho aooossary background to spook authoritatively, Tho Industrial Collogo of tho Aruod poreoa lsvltad tho Load Industrloa Assoolatioa to ncalmto erndidatos for an industrial advisory ocmlttoo end, beccus* of th kindred interest of the lead end sine nlnert. It was decided to work Jointly with the Aaerloon Zinc Institute in the coupailtloa of the easnlttee, A* finally ssleoted by the Industrial Colie;* of the Armed foreee, the Lead end Zina Industry Advlaery CosaiUee nooprises the folloslngi J, 1U Bowlby. President, Engle-Piciaer Co, l, C. Brownall, Tie, President, Anerioon Eselting k Sefinlng Co, C. H Crone, President, St,.Joseph Load Co, B E, Dwyer, Tie, president, Anaoonda Copper lining Co, Bonno Eltan, Batlonal Zinc Ce, loncxn Hlelaan, Vlo# President, American Jietcl Ce, Ltd, L, Hanley, President, Hsola Ul&ing Ce, Marshall L. Havey, Viee President, Kew Jorsey Zina Co, Howard I, Ibung, President, Aaerloan Line, Load A Sselting Co, , A, C, fcskentle, manager, Utah lining Association V. W. Hie*, President, U, S. Caclting Refinln; t-. i.lning Co, P, E, vorasor, Secretary, Load Industries Assoolatioa *' The first acting of the omlttoo ooeurrod in IJashlngtcn at the War Dopartscet on Korabor 26, It gave tho ocmlttoo an opportunity to acquaint tho Aray and Wavy offlol-.ls attending with tho preduotlon problems of our C industries and to loam at first-hand about military proeurvsont problcsu. i \ "" <HS" ,<o i. . i ,,j i ii l ", .n u u iii!i i if n i^ n -isw^nw^)i'iwiiiii^ )f aiat n u ip ii^ i n LIA2 3085 '&Zi+**.~*it**!**:>&ir ,ancffr.^. u-aiAtew? ,, '.Jlik, *aTa ^U.^z.:-.^^~-Avi^^.^ Annual Hooting - Ajr I, 1MT KcojrvsmorBuixnna Sins* tha Sprint of 1941, tha Aaaoolmtlcn hat laauad to Mabvi a riot of bulletin* containing eopio* of Owrarnaant crdera and other Infar ction a'freetlng land and ita uaaa. Theia hart ben aueoeiairaly Inm aa Dafana* Bullatina bafora tha war, Vit Bullatina during tha r( and la 1940 they warn daaipntad aa Rcoonrertlcn Bullatina. At eontrola hara baas llftad tha nuaber of thaaa bullatina and tha naad for than hart naturally lattonada Tha aeabara will no doubt with to hara than laauad la tha future whan required, to that thoy will ba fully pottad at all tiaea oc rwguiatiea* affecting thalr natal and ita alleye. PRO. '.01IQHAL ACTITnm Baoauaa throughout aoct At IMS thora -at a aorara ahortage of load and Oorormont controlt wort in effoet. promotional natirltloa of tha Ata oclotion worn more or lata eurtallod, aa thoy had boon in 19A8. t t h it e l ead pr o g r am tho whlto loud aetlTitloa of tho Attotiatioo among protpoatlro aoo> vaaora wero dormant in IMS, at thoy roro during IMS, aa a rotult of tho drc.*tio curtailnont by the Gororanent of tho eo\t of load which oould bo oarortod into whlto lead, and thu aubaoquoot load ahortago. Tho promotional work in tho agricultural flold wra eoctlnuod on a curtailod bat la with tho cooperation of the Aacrloan lurpontlno farnara Aaaoeiation Cooporatlro. Thia work waa deno largely through raoatioeal agri cultural aehoola and agricultural oollogoa and a trial wat Bade of lntrodu*ing thia oduoatlonal cotirity Into t o o aticcr-l or trade aehoola In aororal oltioa with narked intorcat and aeclain* Vo alto oooporatod with tho national Kotall Liatbor Dealer* A'loalatlon on a program of inatruetlon for lvaaber doalora which thoy arc introducing into tho uniToraltiooa A dotallod report of thia prograa hat boon furnithod to aubaarlbora. It hat boon extraordinarily aueeottful in oduoatioonl olrolc* but tho therb age of whlto load haa prorooted ^apltr.llting on It at thia tine# Tho Vhito Load Retearah Caulttoo, organiiod lito in IMi, hod teroral nootinga during tho year. Indlrldual aoabor company loboratoriot oootlnuod to exehango toohnioal information regarding tho uao of whlto lead oarbooato in aixod plgaont painta, tush infomatlon to be ueod in the future to preset* tho tale of whlto load and poaalbly to dorolop a r-uaroh prograa of benefit to tho aoubora. Thia fcotlrity lnaurrca nc exp-nao hurt/''; 1948c r - .ijp '''j v'lsi'i'i'Miiaui j >' i ^Jggsab b f ^ UA23086 Ma^..;.'-aaaE Cl \, * ~i __ 1 < X j 1 Annual Hooting 8 May , 1947 SEP UUP PROGRAM Tho Rod Load Toeheleal Cemittoc> hold rogular noytlng* about mm (t month throughout tho yaare Two project! on whloh it h-d provlouily cubarkod wore eonplotod, mo being expoeuro toiti on n__rlno prlnore and tho othor roarh on tho ffoot of paint on voiding ttocl o endue tod at Battollo Manorial Lmtltutee' Tho final report on tho latter has not boon nndo, whorota on tho former. Dr. L L. Carriole, Diroctor of Sod Load Ronoareh, dolivarod a papor roporting a tho roiulto of our ora toito before tiiroo Paint production Clubs, cad ho hai lnritatioaa to appear boforo iororal mo t o cm the enao subjoete In my htaablo estimation, thio program is on outstanding cxaaplo of tho oooaany and benefit that can aceruo to our Industry through full aad free interchange of toohnioal lnfonaatloa end oxporluneo, Sod load ha lenoasurably laprorod itc caopotltlvo podtion through it* Othor projoot* arc In prooosa, auoh aa toatc on painted galmnltcd atoal ard ctoocphorlo exposure too to* A detailed report of thlc activity hr.c boon tsado to cubcoriborc* UETA11IC LEAD PRODUCTS PROGRAM In the Spring of 1944 thlc progren wet expended slightly to `.Delude cotirltlea in the field of oLeoioel construction. A ehmaloel engineer we* added to the Aieoeiatlon'e staff, Mr* E* M. C.iuroh, Jr., to investigate the perfomanee of lead and lta ooapetltlre materials in varloua type* of ehemleal installation!, and e serial of teohnloal bulletina here boon itrued to aeabert reporting hie finding* e The promotional vork in the pluabing end weter worke field eoatlnuee ai la the prat with two am working cooitanUy with natter end Journeymen pltnbers, pltnblng lntpoctori, inttruotore and other*, to tee that lead la ade<]uately provided for by pltsablng eodee throughout tho country and to oee that pluaber* are trained to knoer how to handle and inttall lead work* PLUMPERS' POSO( wae leeued on a four tine a ye.r b.cle to between 14,000 and 90,000 people In the plissblng industry, and U.i proven on invalu able aid in telling the lead story to piuater! thrc'ua.out the country* A* a natter of faot, it ii used at a text in ta.ny pitching schools# This Division exhibited at the annual eonventlcct of the Anerloaa Water Work! Association in St. Louie, thu Ratlon-l Choaleal Imposition la Chicago, and the Rational Hotal Congrote in Atlantic City, Early 1a the year a Mixed Metal* group wr.e org-ntiod In this Divis lex to deal rith tho problem! of the producer* ef load alloys other than anti-- nonial lead. u. Tr^7 i^"" 'y.T' " . LIA23087 i r a iiil l iiiii l f iT ilm 'r Y - ......... -- ifcMW i m rini l>i l ^|-|>i i nmh Annual Meeting o * - Ity I, IMT Ihi* {roup hog (orercd Booting*, Including eno at Cleveland, attoodod by Clri 1 Ion Frcduotlen A-b*lnl*tratlon official*, and nad* rce<Mondatlon*, through a *orlo* of Booting* In Partington, Tor lnprorwmt of tho CPA Tin Order. It 1* ploailng to knot that theca reooaacndatlon* worn adoptod. thl* group ha* oomldorod other projoot* whloh arc continuing, cuoh a* tho problem o.* eorrootlng wldosprocd nillaVcllng of soldore A dottUod report of thl* program 1* bolng aado to *ub*eribar*e onrout p r o t o t t o t a l w o r i Our Bagatlno, LiAE, era* again publichod tlx tlmo* during tho year ant roaohod botiroon 90,000 and 99,000 u*or* and potential u*or* and tpoelflor* of lead end It* produet*. Thl* cages In# he* sorred tj keep lend before the** people, he* erected much ;ood-*rill for lecd, cad he* reiulted In wceorou* 1b * {uirlo* for toehnlccX ccslstcaoe received et tho A**oelctloa' office. LEAD UCOP-UxTIOir BOIXEIU Six toed InfoTBotioe Bulletin* were publlched for amber* during IMS. The*o bulletin* bring pertinent Information, net elirrtvere publlifted, before nenber*, end ebetreet certeln crtlele* on Iced end lecd product* thnt eppeer In c long llrt of tred* publics ticc*. l e a d Enina Ose of tho high pct* of the year'* cotlrltlei, narking perhep* tho oulnlnetlan of our eefety end hygiene program orer tbo lect twenty yeerc, m* the crrcngcaont ccMViaaatod durl-^ Las y=*r with the Aaaorlocn Uediool Associa tion for c Caoferenoe cn Leed poisoning In Eoiton during the fell :rrrntioo In Sept tabor of the Council on Indus tr lei Keclth of the Aaierloen Uediocl As sociation* for year* to one tho publlo, the aedleal profenloo end our la* duetry erlll benefit from thl* Conference, which we* ettended by r*eognl*ed Bcdlocl experts on lecd frox all orer the worldj Indeed, aany of thorn were cm tho program. Tho Aaorlo:n .iedieal Association on* so pleated with the reeult* of thl* laltlcV effort of It* own to cooperate with cn important Industry that it prepofet to hold slnllar conference* with u* at periodic Interval* *o as to bring lneroatlng Bedlool knowledge os lead to light. Tour secretory n* 1b * cited to dcllrcr on address oa "faot* and r.-.llaele* of Load Exposure* at tho conference, whloh wo* dee tpied to bo eon* true tire and was excellently received. It ho* already been Internationally circulated. I hop# It will result la placing tho nodical profession oc guard that it will not publish uotanabl* conclusion* about lo .d that oro oxtroooly <*ab~rr..slag and unfair to our la* dus try -- and to tho nodleal profossloa lteolf. Tho problem of load hygleno 1* aa oodles* one. Wo must bo proporod to fa*o It lndoftnltoly, eocstmtly striving to Improve condition* In tho lend preduelng _nd using Industrlo*. It 1* ono of tho neat lnportrnt aotlritlo* of tho Load Industrie* Association a* tiu.ru r area In* an appalling cnouat of proju* disc against tho u*o of load product* batod on f no led notion* of lend toxicity. --1*79* mtsp '-I TOMpLf^ipUf *.t -77',- *r ~ LIA23088 ;"\V Annual Booting - t- 1toy t# 1MT To bo euro, la tlmos ltko tfca protest toriout load shortage* this problem mi bo dlsnissod* with tho fooling that only thotc who do not thoro thoao thoughts nood boy tho load and that anyway thoro isn't enough load to go around* lover* tholoti, thoro will ooao a day whoa that sonditlen no lengor exists* and a* tho ootlvltloo of tho Load Industrial Association art net patterned altogether on t momentary so onads sit nation, wo autt bo continuously vigilant. <'l v" Dr* Raymond Bus toy, Dean of tho Sohool of Oooupotloaal Health of Wayms University* Detroit* Invited your toorotary to loo taro on* of UllUlltt oa tho subject of load* whloh ho did oa October Id. It wot o aoot Interesting experience. Indeed, I eon* to the oeaolutloa that* If thoro wore tea# one oa our ttarr who oould Tie It aedloal oohools* among other duties* and could ecsrroy to thorn tho latest aedloal knowledge oa lead. It would do ou r industry no sl of bonoflt. . During tho year ws engaged Captain Ernest V* Brows* 0*SV* let.* who las had long experience In the liedleal Corps of the C. 8* Bawy ea natters of Industrial hygiene, to Investigate for us the problea of lead poisoning la tho IMTy* lnaawuoh as thoro had boon a confusion of thought* to say tho least* cmesg certain *avy officials* whloh naou&ted virtually to prejudice against tho use of erne load products. The study Is continuing and proving most helpful to us. The passing of Dr. yrodorlsk L. Boffaan loaves an Important gap In tho oollootlcn or vital static ties on tho Incidence of lead poisoning In tho Osited States, re are trying to devise ease practical means of continuing his valooble work. Ke have ecaperated with the Roeouroh Corporation In an investigation at Johns Bopklns University looking toward tho discovery of a prophylactic suitable for load pcis anlug In its aeuto forts. I fool that our Industry siust bo especially alert today In roeegnlslng a trend In labor elrclos to toko tho initiative on health and safoty problsae. It Is fortunate that our Industry ha* already developed a vast end unoxoolled fund of infcreation about our motal that should stand us In good stood In eoot* lag any problems arising out of this trend. Wo must also net fergot tho need of oentlnulng oar fund-mental studios cm lead poisoning. There Is still much to bo learned, for exraplo* here is a field that noods to bo explored (Su^gastions kindly euppllod mo by coo of tho nation's foremost authorities.) "1. A sll&ltal study loading to definition of tho sllmlonl pleturo of load Intoxication and elarifloe.tlem of tho criteria for diagnosis. *1. Ixnxstigatlee of th- effect* of solubility produet ea tho toxicity of load o aspounds by inhalation. In vi-w of tho fairly woll-ostabllshod gcaor-l relationships betaeon blood and urlno load levels, tlno* and resultant lntoxioa tlon* tho Invcstlf tioa oould probably bo llultod to tho relationship botwoon tho solubility factor and blood or urlno load lovols. ; ; mwp V^v fW s siji..iia.iii,ujssHng nJjjun.i.'. m^'m's'uss*^ i \ pgy '-'-AigBPi1 -iwiiwfim' ii! . ... ; , i. ' -" '"' ' *.'. `"' '4..T. IPfipPif. UA23089 '1 Annual Meeting - fcy 9, 194T *, Hand-ln-hand with the ahow*, a systsmatls study at ths rsletlonshlpe between partlole-slsss of load do*to and amounts absorbed, This problem, obviously, 1* related close ly to that of solubility, and should load to tons far-reaching Inferences as to tha praetloal significance of Industrial posuras and methods of measuring than. 4. Considerable aonfuslon exists os to tha significance of tha splphysaol deposits la ohildrsc. Badiologls Investi ? gation, perhaps combined with arlsml experimentation, should lead to elarlfloatlon and aids to Interpretation. j 6. There Is little likelihood of ooeurate diagnoses If oas must rely upon lnvolvod analytical methods not generally available to the praetltlcosr.Kbat Is needed Is a qulek and reliable method with established Halts of ceouraey, that eon be carried out In cmy ellnleal laboratory. The ubiquity of lead and tha dangers of sootanlnatlon laposs eortaln require* monte upon any aethod, d suet bu considered In it's design, i Suoh aothod, for example, should roqulro a llaltod nvsabcr of reagents, handling, glassware, oto. This will bo a difficult : wdortaklng, but, in tho prasont stato of our faiasrlodgo, wo are forood to roly upon analytical nothods for diagnosis and wo should, thorcfore, noko every effort to tsako satisfactory aothods and tooizilquos posslblo for gonorol use, .> *6. Uore proolso doflnltlon of tho problems, and details 3 j of tho alas of tho resooreh studios, aro matters for dis cussion and study,* DJCIDEmi ACTIVIT133 Tho backbone of tho Load Industries Association comprises companies who fr; have to find tho metal, dig it out of tho ground and convert It to n usoablo eeanorelal fora. At tho soao tins, these Important bronchos of tho Industry could not f\motion If it weren't for tho efforts of tho manafaeturors to dis i pose of their load produets In tho largest volvtao possible. Inasmuch as tho Load Industrlos Association holds no annual oonvantlon whoroby mining, smelting and refining, end fabricating oaspanlos eon moot, tho soorotcry has trlod to eolto every opportunity to attond Industry nootings of produeors and sonswort of load so as to obtain at firsthand tho thinking of thoso Industrlos, For oxnmplo. In nlnlng, your soorotary proparod an address for tho Colorado sdnlng Association at its mooting In Denver on January tE, srhloh ho was ismblo to attond booauso of oanflletlng dr.tos. Tour soorotary also spoke on load at tho KorUwrost kilning Association mooting In Epokono on Docanfecr T, Bo alco attondod tho Anorlcan iUalng Congroe* Hooting in Hashingtoo on February!! end In Dorror in toptembor. a 9 " gji.pyi " mm -`iffijfr* '-- f . ~ k.&. inSif83^*^*^ LIA23090 mtmmm Annual htoting -I lb; , 1M7 I find that tho alaort ero alwayt kcrmly tutor01 tod la tho problau of the ounufaoturcr* a* aoct of tha* rocllio that tholr own future It lncoctrloably rclatod to tho pro*purity of tho aanufaeturort# X oouat ayoclf fortunato tlct tho Lead ladutrio* Attoelation vat to foundod that It {It oo tho offloo an opportunity to bocono lntlnatoly faalllar with all pfaatot of tho load Induitry to that it tan aot at a aodlut for odueatl^ any branoh of Ifailnduttry about tho prot loo* of other braaehot* Botpottfullyiubolttod,' - * ! X, ,, i iT h Jo\ ^ 4^~ I Eotrotory* i ' tim i u iiw w ip t ik ; 4 i i e ^pj pk * W-ill If. i MJPi|W|L^lUiigpgiBBg^CTWMglk^^^ ! LIA23091 ~ji~ 'ij- * - * -.^. . a May. 1947 HEHBEHS Of THE LEAS IBDPSTfrIES ASSOCIATIOK 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 Fronelsoo 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* Vellaoo* 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* ChloafO 25* Zll* 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 Phelpo Dod;e Cerp* o 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 nm ?jgg f'"*,*''* -r J;J' mmp LIA23092 v! .? Ifcy, 194T tgMBTRS Of THE LEAD OTXJSTRIE8 ASBOCIATIOW (Cost.) Elver Saeltlng * Refining Co, 4196 Bradley toad Claraland 1, Ohio Rochester Lead Work*, Ino, 590 Exchange St, Rooheater 8, I*T Et, Joseph Lead Co, 250 Park Araono Bow Ihrk 17, I.T# Shattuok Dnn Mining Corp, 110 BroadMiy Saw tork 6, Bate j Shereon Load Co* Tha Sherwln-Tfllliaju Co, Wallace, Idaho 101 Proapaot Are,, KJT. Cleveland 15, Ohio Sllrar King Coalition Ulnaa co, 1010 Kaarna Building Salt Lake City 1,0to Sllrarataln k Pinsof, lao. 1706-1710 Xlatoa Are, Chicago 22, 111* Standard Rolling Milla, Dao, 145 Jewall St, Brooklyn 12, I.T. - Suaahina Mining Co* 116 I, Second St* toklao, Wash, Taaaraok k Cuatar Coosolidatod Mining Co* Wallaoo, Idaho Tlntle Standard Mining Co* Walker Bank Building Salt Lake city l,Ute Dnltod Anerioan iiatnls Corp. 194 Diamond Street Brooklyn 11, B,T* United Etataa Saolting Refining k Mining Co. lao. B7 rillla* Street Bov )brk 8. I.T. Tha Victory '..hit, Matol Co* 1206 Main St. Cleveland IS, Ohio Hyaam Vlanar k Son* 6500 Batoher St* Riofnond 8, to, Vulean Load Produota Co, 1646 Piarea St. Milwaukee 4, Wleo* * Tho Vans ley Uatol Produeta Co* 1446 Oeage St, Denver 2, Cole. *?oatern Eleetrie Co,, Ine, 195 Broadway Bow Tbrk 7, B.T. z> White Hotol Rolling k Stooping Corp 80 Uoultrle St* Brooklyn 22, VT. MMnehsster Rspoatlng Ana Co* lev Haven 4, Conn. aTha Zino Corp, Ltd. 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