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t i> \ \ ) fiS-- SENT TO PIK 1 ALSO TO THOSE LISTED OK CARD LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION mc u v in c c er amic ad s e c a s t 42n sTwcrr NCW VOWK IT. K. Y. March 2, 1959 SUBJECT! CERAMIC ADVERT13WO SCHEDULE To Member* of the Lead Industries Aasoelatloni Attached please find a preprint of the first advertise ment In the ceramic field la 1959. One-page space has been contracted for under this program during 19591 in the following publications! Publication Month of Appearance American Ceramic Society Bulletin April, June, August, October, Decbmbei; and February. Ceramic Industry March; May, July, Septmabsr, Novsabar, and January. Ceramic Age Ceramic Hews April, June, August, October, December, and February. March, May, July, Septmaber, Kovecber, end January. Metal Products Man--' lecturing Brick It Clay Record April, June, August, October, December, and February March, May, July, September, November, and January. The flret four megetlnee listed will be devi&ed to the general use of lead In ceramics whereas Kietsl Products Manufacturing* srill emphatlte leaded porcelain enamel* and "Brick It Clay Record* the use of leaded glases on brick, tile, and other structural clay product*. Tery truly yours s Secretary. f !"w 1 *22368 U M. tfia* Lord 1 Taylor** new branch store reflects in urchins-tun* the Knmc contemporary beauty lh.it the omijunv signifhw in the world of fashion ilx striking facade is of crr.imk' |Ln(d brick in several different sliadct of red. The Atipicr. William T. Snaith, Preskh-nt of Ifx* Raymond L/imvy Corporation. explain* the Hh imv of materials: "I wanU<d rough textures op|s*ing highly glistening su'faei*; I wanted a texture in tlie color nit well. Lend haw ceramic glared Inick gave me Ok * polidvd surfata* and, by mixing five different reds, I got the dewind color effect." I>*nd glares jtut the gleam on a wide variety of n-r.iniKS Nothing elw wawkn mi well and last* m> long Versatile lead compounds help the glaze* flow freely and form a smooth, l>nlti*nt ervitmg. lead i Liu k rnelt quickly at relativdy low lemlefaturem, saw furnace time and fuel. And only lead glirtw offer a wide softening range under varying kiln temperature*, keep scrap rate low. Why not h*k into the profitable advmnlagi* of lead con,our>d* in ytiur plant. Well tie ha|ipy to send you a copy of uur illustrated booklet, `latid In Tbr Ceramic* lnduMtriis.H Send fur it today. tv foot aht'ad uith LEAD Load Industries Association 60 lest 42nd Strtst Htw Ysrk 17, N. Y. <>* c o o** o a i % Thi* drit*rm*nt " Bock 4 CUy Rtrad Mir<k, lSt Cvttmtf At* nd Amc-fuan Cmmc &.*<? Bullion 'April, Nr*i <cj CfiifriK |iwti<tlr^Mr. |Vjt erw 1,^1 , .. w I . ,'UJ wr