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MEMCPJLSCLTi FOR DIRECTORS' 'JLiETIND - nCTZEEH 25;.-: 1941 e s t ima t e d :rrr in c o me - l m r e f in in g . z in c o x id e a :d l e ad d e p ar t men t s LEAD REFINING DEPARTMENT Operating Intone Leas - Depreciation SEP INCOME ZINC OXIDE .DEPARTMENT Sales of Zinc Oxide Cost of Sales Less - Depreciation NET INCOME Pounds of Zinc Oxide Sold Sales Price Cost of Sales 'ANITS LEAD DEPARTMENT: Sales of Lead Products Cost of Sales Less - Depreciation NET INCOME Pounds of Lead Products Sold Sales Price Cost of Sales Month of October 1941 Month of Septemoer 19*1 Ten llos. ended Cct. 31, 19*1 Ten Mcs. ended Cct. 51, 19*0 * i:,7iS 2,166 4 U, = :4 * 15,185 2,500 * 12.685 5 153,110 40,695 t 92,415 * '145,828 38,529 % 107,299 *142,573 118,784 * 6,'ll 1.810 * 3,:;l *150,305 153,9*9 * 3,=44 1,9*3 s *.*87 U, 981,166 2,223,68* 81,326,667 1,820,622 * :4>,c;S 4 6,245 51,147 29,317 i t 23,-.;: 1,505,450 7.482# 7.808# 2,045.555 7-348# 7 526# 29,514,149 30,830,123 6.713# 5>5l6c 7.5344 5 5572 $123,21* 113,91* * 9,300 3.125 * 6.175 *153,523 140,26?
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February 13, 1946 Ur.
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No. 230 - 1947 January COMPANY EXPANDS MINING AND SMELTING FACILITIES The Company has acquired the smelter at Laredo , Texas, and the mining properties of the Texas Mining & Smelting Co., producers of antimony and antimony oxides..
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No. 225 - 1946 October 17 TANNER MADE ASSISTANT MANAGER AT ST.
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L I A 2 15 8 9 Statement of Felix Edgar Iforaser, E* )U at the meeting of the KIHIHG AHD IcMAliUEG 1CAL SOCXETT CP AMERICA on Tuesday, October 15, 1948 Z am pealr'^g this evening solely as a member of the mining engineering profession* Ky observations nay, or may not, be shared by ay friends la the lead Industry* * Z aa afraid the gap between Evan Just's valued opinion and ay ora think- lng Is so aide, and so fundamental, that thore Is little prospect of bridging It* If Z understand him correctly, he Is willing to tolomte u large amount of Govern ment control for the mining industry in return for seme cecurlty.
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Philadelphia, Pa., July 9t 1945.
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Philadelphia, Pa June 1|, 194S.
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2 Ways RED LEAD NEUTRALIZES ACIDS ...Retards Rusting Those responsible for making metal last have long accepted Red Lead as the "standard" metal protective paint.
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September 25, 1947 Dr.
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