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GU-DPEN-Dt/RKKE FROM s Mr,, W,, M,, Tome July 5,, 1972 CJ.Tifs Strongsville, DPORC FOR: See Distribution Be low Attached is an updated and expanded listing of the solvent and lead status for solvent based products current to July 5, 1972* WMT:jm Att, A- W.

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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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1961-62 Paint Tachnolcgy Course Glidden iLasfcarn Region WHITE PIGMENTS There are significant differences in physical properties of the various white pigments* The paint formulator must fully recognize these dif ferences in order to use the pigments most efficiently* The low bulking value for lead pigments (W-l* W-104) is an economic disadvantage* since materials for paint are purchased by the pound and sold by the gallon.