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'REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES Trade JIame Category: Color: vUr.l i ty: Color in Oil - Lena 31a..ck Color in Cil Lamp Black First lb.Yield in GallonsUnit CostTotal Cost Pigment: 23. l Bluetone Lamp Bind: tl12 23 Kosmos 3x3 Carbon Black 9 1.75 .61 .15 .08g 3.90 .77 Vehicle: 73.9;$ Raw Linseed Oil Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss Actual Yield 116.515.00.7311.70_______________________ 16*.' 37 17.36 1.36 16.00 Cost Analysis Material cost per gallon (total cost divided by actual yield)---------- Direct labor cost per gallon---------------------------------------------------------------------------- .0425 Factory overhead per gallon------------------------------------------------------------------------------ .1912 Bull: cost per gallon--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 1.2537 Complete protege cost per gallon (container plus filling expense)------- -13 Factory cost in pactege per gallon- 1.3337 PRICES Show, the highest net unit price which was charged or which would have been charged in March 1942 to each of the following types of buyers or transferees: (A) To a oonroony owned or controlled outlet----------------------------------(B) To an independent wholesaler------------------------------------------------------- (C) By company owned or controlled outlet to retail customer (D) To an independent 1-etTiler (dealer)------------------------------------------ () To other "(specify)------------------------------------------------------------------------ $2.25 (Our business is principally through the independent retail dealer and therefore we are showing that price only) N 5060 OPA 15861

SCHEDULE I' GRADE SPECIFICATIONS COST AND SELLING PRICKS AS OK MARCH 31. 1942 TRADE IDiiffi.

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LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION M |AT u imir MW VOW tV. ttV. 1m* A, USt f- t Uad yipwaf Hurfttttfw Attaehad la a list of tha raqaaata tkai fewa raMoOr W raaaiaad tr w for UUntrt ee load plaaeU.

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from fh Director of HtoM ond Sofofy lead |n<Ju*'rt+ A<ieti#n( l*C / / 292 Madiwwt Avo, / New York 17, H. f. loch Ahmd with Load i \ r ftbruftry lj l$6h To All Mcvbere of the Lead Industries Association, Inc.l LEAP Ut TEE OCSLWi CAITSCH KEPCST9 So vany cf you have celled and sent coplea of neve clipping* that I u taking till opportunity to apprise you of 4evlcpnects Hat have occurred since the Devi release lent out by tlo California Institute of Technology reporting c d the geochemical surrey of Dr.

Dletrlbutloo List for Health 4 Safety _ Acs*' So *^iU flii^ V'*' ocT.av.......

To: All Meeiere of th LIA Health and Coaalttee Be: gtate of Ho t .tan* Air (frailty Act of 19&7 coiriDKTm w' The State of Muntan* recently paaed lta flrat air pollution lav.

DIRECTORS MEETING New York, N.

DIRECTORS' MEETING New York, N.

Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, N.

VOL. 36 NO. 1-2 1973 si f A E new dimension has been added to the Association's Acommunications program this year.