Laist / Plant Manager PNYC 00012509 TKEAMEMT-PROroCH ON-SHIPMENTS YEAR 19<2 TOTAL ZINC MATERIAL CHARGED EAST CHICAGO PLANT METALLIC ZINC POUNDS Electrolytic Zinc Greet Falla Dross Die Cast Dross Remelt Zina Prime Western Spelter Die CaBt Slabs Die Cast Scrap Scrap Zinc Zinc Clips Zinc Ore Zinc Fume Zinc Oxide (Monsanto) Zinc Skimmings Air Bag Ashes Total 2,721,256 1,479,012 216,464 639,160 220,280 1,183,590 5,054,898 368,029 172,250 797,707 662,926 22,368 163,262 29.704 13,730,906 TOTAL MATERIAL REMIXED Zinc Oxide Sublimed White Lead Leaded Oxide Zinc Skimmlngs Total Gross Lbs, 80,000 313,800 70,800 960,123 1,424,723 On Hand December 31st, 1942 SHIPMENTS Merchantable Oxide Treated Zinc Residue Muffle Dross Lead Tin Alloy Iron Dross Slab Zinc (All) Refuse Oxide On Hand January 1st, 1942 PRODUCTION Zinc Oxide for Trade Treated Zinc Residue Muffle Dross Lead Tin Alloy Iron Dross Slab Zino (All) Refuse Oxide 9,702,902 166,913 2,730,144 54,938 257,350 4,395,621 256,346 9,093,552 166,913 2,730,144 54,938 257,350 4,560,901 256,346 2,292,630 17,564,214 19,856,844 2,736,700 17,120,144 17,120,144 PNYC 00012510 OUTCOffi OF NEW MATERIAL YEAR 19 4 2 FRgJCH PROCESS Tons Charged as Zinc Recovered as Zinc Merchantable Oxide Off Grade Oxide Difference in Process beginning and end Metal Loss MUFFLE FURNACES (ZINC CBgDB OPERATIONS) Tons Charged as Zine Recovered aB Zinc Merchantable Oxide Off Grade Oxide Zinc Residue for Raritan Other Residue Muffle Dross All Slab Zine Difference in Process beginning and end Metal Loss MUFFLE FURNACES (SLAB ZINC OPERATIONS) Tons Charged as Zine Recovered as Zine Off Grade Oxide Zine Residue far Raritan Other Residue Muffle Dross All Slab Zinc Difference in Process beginning and end Metal Loss AMERICAN PROCESS Tons Charged as Zinc Recovered as Zinc Merchantable Oxide Off Grade Oxide Difference in Prooess beginning and end Metal Loss ROTARY CAICINER Tons Charged as Zinc Recovered as Zinc Merchantable Oxide Treated Zine Fume Off Grade Oxide Metal Loss BAST CHICAGO PLANT TONS 1,360.6 _s_____ 100.00 1,166.0 169.6 40.3 85.70 12.46 2^96 1,836.3 537.3 111.0 7.0 274.3 382.2 625.9 ".7 1.4 100.00 29.26 6.05 .38 14.93 15.37 34,09 1~ .07 2,833.9 77.1 4.8 353.7 254.4 2,045.6 8.8 89.5 100,00 2,72 .17 12.48 8.98 72.18 .31 3.16 1,700.3 1,396.0 166,0 144'. 7 100.00, 82.11 9.76 8.51 467.0 219.0 193.5 26.5 28,0 100.00 46,89 41.43 5.67 6,01 PNYC 00012511 WORKING COST PBR TCH MATERIAL CHARGED >. in h h ^ co > in m in y y co o *> c% & CO 3 3i t- co co o e* H w ^in wq m n o K> h w ^ mD c*- to co c0o> to H to e* s y cr-Ho ts N to 1t*0 in m y to ptoH* * 4 NWP) i*< NO eo y <o y to ir> ny mo tcoo CwD wy to n fcro- ym oe*- in co to Q y tyo CO fflocon co foS *o yCO y~ i O <0 C* <7> CO tO H H CO H in co H in **coo yco to* ttos fHQtOW n n to n o 5* o to y cr> to to CO o* oy <0 o N *0 o H N cn lO CO W C- to o* m h y y co in 9o p to y <o o t** co y iO (Tv CD O to co in to 3 CO y o CO SS w s> H <* CO r-t CO to y <o io co y in to co to o o* n coomo inco 0 H H CO Q y co to to to y co N H (Jvin OCidH c- m k o in to c* y y y to e- m co h royt oyNocCoD g>o ion0 crol <n in co co y y co h o> co hco y to CO in K ^ UU fl tn a^ ^pah4Gdl<*<hHSflHa>i>nft0+o4*a*fe0S00g40n0 Js 0.0 00300 O 0 O in 3 in to 4fr tro-t to r-i ft y s N 0 itno* O to a PNVC OOO.J5,, WORKING AND PRODUCTION COST PNYC 00012513 EAST CHICAGO PLANT ou OM H Ii ^O w Cw- too ttor to co ^ in * u c m to co a in ** It .l!

t F 0 TJ N DAT I ON F~A CTS* ~ 'V Vol. 3.

t F 0 TJ N DAT I ON F~A CTS* ~ ' V Vol. 3.

Lead Induatrlaa Aaaodatlon {Individual Ledger?

Report of Investigations for Larch, 1944 M.

The chemical and mining di vision make* the pigments--cadmium red and yellow, tita nium dioxide, hthopone, the ground-bleached barytes, red and white lead, etc.

The chemical and mining di vision make* the pigments--cadmium red and yellow, tita nium dioxide, hthopone, the ground-bleached barytes, red and white lead, etc.

The development, which was initiated;several years ago, was naturally covered with a very heavy, cloak of secrecy, and we were not directly consulted in the first stages regarding the. lead blending facilities.

After discussion, and on motion duly made and seconded, the following preambles and resolution were unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, this Company 1s the owner of all the outstanding capital stock of Anaconda Lead Products Company, a Delaware cor poration; and WHEREAS, in the opinion of this Board of Directors it is ad visable to dlssolre said Anaconda Lead Products Company, distribute all of its assets to its stockholders and liquidate its affairs: HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the proper officers of this Company be and they hereby are authorized and directed to take such action on behalf of this Company as owner of all the outstand ing capital stock of Anaconda Lead Products Company as may be neces sary or required under the laws of the State of Delaware to dissolve said Anaconda Lead Products Company, liquidate Its affairs and dis tribute and transfer all of its assets and property to this Company in complete cancellation or redemption of all the stock of said Anaconda Lead Products Company.

(h) Blood lead - any value above 0.05 mg.

The development, which was initiated;several years ago, was naturally covered with a very heavy, cloak of secrecy, and we were not directly consulted in the first stages regarding the. lead blending facilities.

HWBB-0839952 r.f) FOUNDATION FACTS February 23, 1940 This neu-s-ieujr (s issuotf moncfifr co member companies and trade associations affiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation.

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HWBB-0839952 r.f) FOUNDATION FACTS February 23, 1940 This neu-s-ieujr (s issuotf moncfifr co member companies and trade associations affiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation.

^tC^RAOFc^. 1 > 21 /943 /UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEFORE THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION o < In the Matter UJ z of Docket No. 5253 Na t io n a l Lead Co mp an y , a corporation, et al. * Q=> <or EXCEPTIONS OF RESPONDENT, NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY, 4'':* <waz.