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THE GLIDDEN COMPANY 39th Annual Report fiscal year ended August 31, 1956 table of contents ,9 i A Five-Year Comparison page S The President's Report page 8 Chemieals-Pigments-Metals page 6 Paint page 8 Durkte Famous Foods page 10 Chemurgv page IS Southern Chemical page H Consolidated Balance Sheets page IS Consolidated Income Statement page 18 Accountants' Report page 19 Management and Corporate Data page SO Gi 00Z659 1 f iiV'; A FIVE YEAR COMPARISON!

al Convention Daily 27 ings Industry Trends By Daniel Barufaldi ustryManagtr-oa rings, CIBA-GEIGY Carp, * , rave been those laws and regulations vhich limit the toxic content in paints, particularly lead., The first voluntary pro vision affecting paints intended for use in children's toys, furniture and exterior urfaees was issued in 1955 by the Amercan National Standard Institute.

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j CITY Cleveland, Ohio d at e : Itoceriber 10, 1957 FOR All Director# SUBJECT Hitter# on Which Director# and/or Executive Ccexaittee Action Baa Been Taken and on Which Other Action 1# Pending ANSWERING LETTER OF Paint Djvision " ; . s, ;-/

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Winter 38-117 , ,2-M-,s Cited 19SS Trade Cases Natl.

lmtaturmu t o r d ir ec t o r s WETHERILL & BROTHER.

THE SATURDAY EVENINO POST Now you can do a one-coat white house-paint job to outlast many two-coatjobs!

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