W T Holliday president the Standaid Oil Com pany, Cleveland, and vice chair man E V O'Daniel, vice president Ameiican Cyanamld Company, New York Committee on T an ff--Chairman Howard I Young president, Amer ican Zinc, Lead and Smelting Com pany, St Louis, and vice chairman, A C Ackerman president Ackshand Knitting Company, Bailston Spa, N.

--Materials of interest to ceramists which have separate sections ore brick, bath brick, bauxite, black lead. bole, bone earth, boradc arid, borax, cement, chalk, clay, coal, faience, fire d ay , fullers' earth, glass, granite, kaolin, lime, limestone, ocher, plumbago, porcelain, pottery, quarts, silicon carbide, and ultramarine.

., Chicago, 111.................................. 1109-1109 E Eagle-Picher Lead Company, The, Temple Bar Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio................ 1036 Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co., Valley Forge, Pa...... ............................. 1034-1035 Electrol Incorporated, 934 Main Ave., Clifton, N.

Now, with so much confusion about how much asbestos can lead to dis ease, the widely publicized link to cancer may have gi\en the kiss of death ttxmany asbestos uses--rightly or wrongly^One thing is clear.

Owing to the cooling effect of evaporation, higher temperaj tures are necessary, and this condition leads to discomfort and lassitude.

Of .course, where the required heating surface is estimated by empirical or rule-of-thumb methods, refinements in approximating fuel consump tion are not warranted, but rule-of-thumb methods often lead to unsatis factory results and should be avoided in heating work where more accurate methods are available.

Complete lines of fittings ... connectors, couplings, outlet boxes, etc___are available in Everdur Alloys from leading manufacturers. n**.u..ri.oo.

CP/C0/PCB/72.2 of 15 September and the danger is there clearly foreseen that other countries would follow Sweden's lead and introduce theiykwn disparate restrictions on TCB containing products which would create a multiplicity of non-tariff barriers.

-%U> LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION Graybar Building, 429 Lexington Avanua Naw York.

Golfers tallied four points each to lead will have three greens to use tbs Bombers white Harlean for targets on the driving range.

Silk: storage, twisting and reeling, spinning, weaving, knitting, tin and lead weighting and regain rooms (hosiery and underwear).

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The Food Division of the Company is making good progress; the plants are operating at capacity and the prospects for future-profits in this department of our business are exceedingly good Our Paint and Varnish Divisions, our Metals and Lead Divisions, and our Chemical and Pigment Division are all on an efficient and economical operating basis, and with the increase in industrial activity anticipated with the turn of the year, these Divisions will contribute materially to our income.

Now, with so much confusion about how much asbestos can lead to dis ease, the widely publicized link to cancer may have given the kiss of National Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin istration--Announces availability of post doctoral grants of up to 335.000 yearly to colleges and universities for atmospheric, oceanic, and fisheries sciences: aoplications death to many asbestos uses--rightly by June 10 (April 16, page 25855).

J Gentholts representing Iron, Steel and Ores A* J S* Curtis representing Lime, Lisartona, Cement and Gypsum &>ger A* Eltchlns representing Beraetarles,Cersmics and da; X CTpltlaad to the other meshera of the Committee that X had been sent to the meeting solely as ea observer sad had no authority from Jofcns-Xarrvllle Corporation to accept membership on the Comsittee end certainly -none free the Asbestos Industry as a whole* X -was urged, however, to meet with the Cornelttee and agreed to do so on the condition that X eight withdraw if-approval of ay serving in that capacity should not he forthcoming* X pointed out that mashers of the Asbestos Iadnstey did not care to be associated In the minds of the pablic or of employees with those industries whose problem was silicosis sad that far this reason X felt -there might he some opfosition to having a repsesentatlwe of the Asbestos Industry working with then* X dXd,hlcste, however, that X realized numerous aspects of oor problem were the same and that If cooperation could be worked out without an undue amount of pcblielty, Johns-Baarille Corporation and perhaps the Asbestos Industry ha a whole, would in an likelihood be willing to cooperate* ~Xt was the opinion of the Coosittee that this -condition would not present any insuperable difficulty* Sr* Boger Hitchins, President of Aaeriean Befractor-- las Institute, was made Chairman of tbe Committee which held e meeting Tuesday evening after the close of tbe Symposium* tfr* SitchSns was designated to meet with Sr* Veldlein of the Xellon concrete form as to the manner in which tbe Xellea Institute sight be ehle to assist the various industries for m fse of $25,000. then this proposal has bean received end approved by the members of the Ccnlttee, it will be submitted to the various industries with the reoanaendation that it be accepted and that the various industries or individual corporations agree to stand good far a proportionate amount of "the fee not in excess of a definite specified sum* 005221 z gathered that tha proposal which, weald be ande by the- Fallon Xustltata would include, asong others, the follow ing* (a) compiling of a comprehensive bibliography of ell books, treatises sod publications deal ing vitii any aspect of the dost problea; and the ewalsation thereof* (b) She cowpiling# digesting and corral*ting of data aad inforaetion from various subscribing Industries relative- to their particular experl-- (c) wh* drafting of approved wxtasn*s compensation legislation covering paecsaoxsoco&iosls- (d) The digesting of tha lavs of the various states which sight affect the operations of Industries presenting a dust hazard* (e) The outlining of prebless "requiring research or the establlshaent of fixed standard* and the prevention of duplication of effort and expanse along these lines* T** interest, with which the discussions were followed and the eathnsiasai which greeted the proposal for unified effort lead at to beliwve that the necessary support will be found for sone sort of program along the above lines*. rismvsE show January 18# 1935 005222