Thirty-Third Annual Report Fiscal Year Ended October 31st, 1950 THE GLIDDEN COMPANY GLD002778 THE GLIDDEN COMPANY CLEVELAND, OHIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADRIAN D.

CITY Cleveland, Ohio llATE March PI, 1956 foi All directors sur j ec t hhttei* oa Which W.rtetom aod/or Executive Oamlttee Action Was Been Taken and on Which Other Action it Fending ANSWERIN'} LETTER OF faint Division 1.

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Bee* 19 1959* Mr* H*C*tteee, Baltimore* Kd* rear Claire, isr* Harry Keitoll, Safety Engineer for the SQKJ Baltimore Refinery advised a today that they have had considerable eucoess with a new type synthetic rubber glove* This glove withstands gasoline and oil much better than rubber and is far more pliable than real rubber* These gloves are manufactured by the following company, The Qoodall Rubber Gorp* Fhiladelphia, Fa* They are known as Style 03.6 synthetic) rubber glove and else #10 sells for $10*60 a dosen.

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