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* KBOIY K8CZED A TICB-fBUZDIBT Willi** T. Burley, * .direotor of Xational Lead Company and smnager of the 8t, Louis branoh, was eleoted a vioe-proaident of the Company at the hoard of direotor** seating oa Key 85, + Xr. Burley joined the Company In 1988 as a aeaher of the auditing staff, formerly haring Been with Pries, Waterhouse ft Co., aooouatants. n 1925, he was placed In charge of the Xueller Brass Poundry Co., St. Louis, with the title of secretary and treasurer, la 1954, ho hooame comptroller of the Xagnus Xetal Co., and later was appointed * assistant general manager of the Xagaus Xetal Division continuing as comptroller. He was appointed aanager of the 8t. Louis hranoh in 1959, suooeedlng the late janes A. Caselton and beoane a direotor of the Company in the following year. ST. LOUIS XAOHUS SUFXRXXTKBDSXT BUS Arthur A. Ball, superintendent of the Clayton Are. plant of the Kagnus Xetal Division in 8t. Louis, passed away in St. Louis on April 87. He was 56 years old. Bis suooossor as superlntondsnt of the Clayton Are. plant is Srvin Straus*. Mr. Hall, who la survived hy a widow, son and daughter, entered the * employ of the former Hewitt Hanufaoturing Co. in 1907 as pattern maker. He was appointed superintendent of the Clayton Ave. plant in 1955. # Hr. 8trauss joined the Xueller Brass Poundry as machinist in 1985, continuing when that oonotrn was taken over by the Xagnus Xetal Division in 1955. Ho was appointed foreman of the machine shop in 1956 and inter engineer in eharge of construction of new plants. # HADE BIR8CT0R OP PUAHCIBO UETITUTIOH J. 0. C. XoXair, manager of the Atlantic branch, recently was slee ted a director of the Bankers federal Savings and Loan Association, lew fork City* _'.'V * 'TVir if,. 1 0000-NLI-000024940 w- . <