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TITO OLIDDEN COMPANY 11001 Vadiecn Avenue ClEVliLAND 2, OHIO SALES AO E H 0 1 AGREEKSHI This agreement made at Cleveland, Ohio tills 15th day of ila.ch 1952 by and between the OLIDDEN COLTANY dF CLEVELAND, OHIO, hereinafter called the companyj and THE V7] T00 CHEMICAL COMPANY, 295 EADISOK AVENUE, KiST YOHX 17, K*T. hereinafter called the agent.

ISHIHARA TIPAQUE NEWS TIPAQUE PIGMENTS FOR CHAMPION OF PERFORMANCE & WHITENESS T-701 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARTICLE SIZE AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF TITANIUM DIOXIDE While common rock sugar is colorless and transparent, a mass of the smaller crystals appears white.

LIA 205 36 \ ora h h u a l me e t iio t h e me mbe r s or LEAD IKDUSTRIE8 ASSOCIATIOI The annual meeting of the members of the Lead In dustries Association vas held at the Roosevelt Hotel, Hew York City, on Thursday, February 25, 1633, at 12:30 P.

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.

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ARTICLES OF MERGER OF ANACONDA ALUMINUM COM'ANY, INTERNATIONAL SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY, ANACONDA AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY, AND ANACONDA WIRE AND CA3LS COMPANY INTO THE ANACONDA COMPANY Pursuant to the provisions of Section 15-2263, Revised Codes of Montana, 194.7, as amended.

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