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t IA24480 > ^^pgHip)||ppig|gjjawijBflwaapj?^^ \ y3Wew!Bej!!W^^ - L IA 2 4 4 81 t v-'^M*wm.>r- - -^ac. f^> t jgoerj ^mm L IA 24482 'Sjy-/' V ,niin ^ h m }i?afi v * p w m i^ii .iy ivt+m m ni LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION Tuesdy, Msy 2, 19& AFTERNOON SESSICB 2:00 P.M, Grand Ballroom SDK* D. STRAUSS, Chalrmm Vice President, American Smelting and Refining Co. Vice President, Lead Industries Association REPORT OP NOMINATING CCMOTTEE FOR DIRECTORS............................ V. B. CLANCY Assistant Sales Manager, American Smelting and Refining Co. and Chairman, Dominating remittee for Directors, LIA EUJCTIQN OP DIRECTORS STORAGE BATTERY OUTLOOK.............................................................................. C. H. ALIBI Vice President, Vitalic Battery Co., and President, Association of American Battery Manufacturers, Inc. POTENTIAL 0? LEAD ID SPCRTIS3 AMMUNITION..........................................DICK MHUa Consultant, Sportsmen'a Service Bureau MARKETS FOR LEAD IK THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY, WHEN, WHERE, WHY AND HOW MUCH ....................................................... JAMES H. THOMAS Market Research Manager, "Nucleonics" Magazine REPORT OP THE SECRETARY-TREASURER ROBERT L. ZXEGFELD REPORT OF THE EXPANDED RESEARCH PROGRAM S. P. RAOTCB, Research Director S. E. ECK end A. R. COOK,Research Engineers LIA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING kiy> P.M. ....................................................................................... .... .......................... Parlor X LIA RECEPTIO 6:00 P.M. _____ REFRESHMENTS AND BUFFET........................................................ .... Parlors C, D, X, F sad 0 z .u* . * - L , ^ -----,-:-.. I'H IL J .II JHUI ^ iW tA iiiM iiim\rri lit iita tifr irrftjh M irfiH S ty irf WFWPNtgii-*" ! *' l'?l" "'" LIA244 83 w it^-jr^f---- iii<ifi,rw i-^ rtiiiJ i'< ^ iT T tiilh r'^ ii Hinrn ihnfcniiilihiihiiu t t ir. ...H. i--V.Vi / irifh IAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION Wednesday, Hay 3, 1961 POSSESSION MOTION PICTURE 9:00 A.M. . ....................................... ..................................... .... Grand Ballroom CCtiTIHUOUS CASTING OF LEAD SHEET, BROKEN HILL ASSOCIATED SMELTERS FTY LTD MORNING SE3SIC8 9:15 A.M..................................................................................................................Grand Ballroom C. R. INCB, Chairman Vice President, St. Joseph Lead Company Vice President, Lead Industries Association f OPENING "HEW FRONTIERS". ............................................................................D. M. NCRCBtt Assistant to Secretary, LIA "NEW FRONTIERS" IB SOLID STATE PHYSICS LEAD ZIRCOKATE-TITANATE............................. ...............................................GORDON EUBAHXS General Sales Manager, Clevite Corp. ULTRASONIC CLEANING..................................................................................... 8. 7. OSTERMAH Vice President, Marketing, Branson Instruments, Inc. THE "SPARK PUMP" .......................................................................................... Clinton Engines Corp. PEARL PIGMENTS ............................................................... Sales Manager, Vearl Corp. BKRflXEDURHAM THERMOELECTRICS AND MISCELLANEOUS.....................................................SID W. TORW. Metallurgical Engineer, LIA "NEW FRONTIERS" IN NOISE AND VTBRATICH CONTROL FLEXIBLE BOOK DIVIDERS.................................................................................... DAVECHAPMAN Dave Chapcan, Inc., Induetrial Design AUSTRALIAN ENVELOPMENTS............................................................................ R. J. HCPKINS Manager of Research, The Broken Hill Associated Soeltere Proprietary Ltd IAD-EPOXY MATERIALS.............................................................................................................KARLBENNUNO Chemical Coatings and Engineering Co. LEADED VINYLS .......................................................................................................... EKED M. HALL Sale*Manager, Cordo Chemical Corp. MISCELLANEOUS ............................................................. ...............................................BRUCE FADES Chemical Engineer, LIA "NEW FRONTIERS" IN POWER SOURCES BATTERY POWERED DELIVERY TRUCKS..............................................................M. MC HULLAK Electric Storage Battery Co. PERSONNEL CARRIERS...................................... .... ..................................... BEVERLY F. DOLAN President, E-Z-Go Car Corp* BATTERY POWERED PASSENGER CARS ............................................... HERBERT J. ALLEMAIO President, Eureka-Wllllaas Co. Division of National Union Electric Co. LIA LUNCHEON 12:15 P.M. REFRESHMENTS AND LUNCHEON........................ .... .............................................. French Boon 3* -i' A \ r. L IA 2448 4 EXHIBITS PIT LEAD'S "HEW rRCWTIEB" i .3 In keeping with the theme of this year'* annual meeting there vlll he a display of new lead products--same experimental, some ceraserelsl-- for inspection by members. Most of these will be in the back of the ball room where they can be readily viewed before, between and after sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 2 and 3* LIA staff members will be avail able to -answer questions and explain the items on display. Among these will be the following: Thermoelectric generator by Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. Model "spark pus" by Clevite Cox. Tearlescent finishes on metal by Mearl Corp. Ultrasonic cleaner by Branson Instruments, Inc. "Acousti-Flex" by Brunswick Corp. "Ccuetifab" ly ?~~*n Chemical Co. 1 i "Aetrol" by Chemical Coatings and Ehginewriiia C:. .3 Battery powered lawn mower by Lectro Lawnshear Corp. Battery powered personnel carrier by E-Z-Go Car Corp. In addition, a Benney Kilowatt battery powered passenger car pro duced by the Eureka Williams Company Division of Rational Union Electric Company, and a Cleveland Vehicle Company battery powered delivery truck will be available at certain hours at one of the hotel entrances for inspection sad demonstration. i We hope all members will avail themselves of this opportunity to see these developments at first hand and to show their appreciation of the cooperation given us by the companies mentioned. i .laufyipuM'.. w mmtwqsfagMGm -.Mpev-iv., CTBBgWJJ \. '' J LIA24485 l J ^1 S#K,Tf* \ |i-ll'l'f- LIA24466 r isahmim AMERICAN ZIRC INSTITUTE, IRC. mo r d a t , ma i l (coat.) 2. 1:45 P-a. -- AFTEHROOR SESSION............................................................................... .... Grand Ballroom M. M. ZOLLER, Chatman Pres., Chemicals & MetalsDir. The Eagle-Picher Co. Election of AZI Directors.................................................................. Conducted hy R. 0. KEKLI "Expanded Research Program - AZI"............................................................................... S. P. RAITOI Director of Research "The Role of The Society of Die Casting Engineers In American Industry"..................................................................................................J. C. KacIARBF Pres., The Society of Die Casting Engineers, Inc. American Zinc Institute Annual Report ................. AZI Staff Report of the Treasurer ............................................................................................. .... 0. H. DeFEVPS vie* Pres., U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co. Treasurer, American Zinc Institute, Inc. Announcements 4:15 p.m. -- AZI Board of Directors Meeting.............................Parlor C, East Hexranine 6:00 p.m. -- REFRESHMENTS -- AZI-GO...........................................................................Trench Room 7:00 p.m. -- DINNER (informal) -- AZI-OC........................................................ Oold Coast Room 5 l f .. .... u. J iJJI.-inUJIL^MUH fr-sft. ' b fi ^* / * .m* \ Wgg i LIA2A487 l l i : :..$ ' Fioose Rii in Stvb ond Form 00 NOT DETACH TTvt s*vb, properly receipted, wifi be returned to you. Plecve present at Advance Registration desk for bodge, ticket*, etc \&rn*.......___ Coinpony........ s S Gty..................... UA MEETING AZI ME__E_T_ ING 26 May 3-3 May 1-3 COMBINED MEETINGS May 1-3-3 o Amount Fo*d $.............. ... ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 33rd Annual hit*flag AMERICAN ZINC INSTITUTE, INC 43rd Annual Meeffnf THE DRAKE HOTEL, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS May 1-3, 1961 ^m#........................ .............. 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