Masonry Magazine October 1985 Page. 42
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Letters
# Terra Cotta Inquiry
Editor:
We have read with interest the article on "Restoration and Maintenance of Architectural Terra Cotta" in the July/August edition of your magazine. We would appreciate it if you could provide us with the address of Ludowici-Celadon, the manufacturer mentioned in the foreword to this article.
A. J. Morstead
Morstead Consulting Ltd.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Others interested in contacting this firm may do so at 415 W. Golf Rd., Suite 19, Arlington Heights, IL 60005, telephone (312) 228-1808.-Ed.
# In Memoriam
Editor:
I want to inform you of the death of J. William Conner. Bill passed away July 15, 1985 at age 57. At the time of his death, he was general manager of Robert Lear & Sons.
Bill was one of the staunchest supporters of the Mason Contractors Association. He had been a trustee of Kentuckiana Masonry Institute since its very beginning. He was also a past-president of the Mason Contractors Association of Louisville.
Bill will be greatly missed by the masonry industry in the Louisville area.
Paul A. Clements
Paul Clements Masonry, Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky
# Cranes in Construction
Editor:
May I kindly take this opportunity to introduce our magazine Cranes Today to you and your Association. We are a journal specializing in the worldwide coverage of the crane industry, and have been established some 13 years.
Our principal aim is to provide impartial and objective comment on the progress of the crane industry on a global basis. We field an editorial team which travels to wherever the centre of interest is located at the time, publish information received from a network of international contacts, and operate a newsdesk to give up-to-the-minute news of events in the crane industry.
In the course of our editorial research your Association has come to our attention. We would therefore be delighted to receive information concerning your Association and its activities. If you could outline how cranes and construction equipment in general relate to your own area of interest, so much the better.
We are always interested in receiving crane-related news, especially on an exclusive basis, and would be pleased to consider coverage of the work of your Association in this regard.
We very much look forward to hearing from you, and thank you for any help you may be able to give in the pursuit of our enquiry.
Peter Cooper
Assistant Editor
Cranes Today
London, England
# Interest from India
Editor:
Could you do me the favor of sending by air mail two latest issues of your interesting magazine, Masonry, and its sister publications. If possible, place my address on your casual surface mail mailing list.
I shall consider your kind favor and generosity unusual.
Ajai Sinha
Freelance Journalist
New Delhi, India
# Wilkommen!
Editor:
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren! Senden Sie une bitte ein Musterexemplar Ihrer Fachzeitschrift sowie eine Anzeigenpreisliste. Fur Ihre Muhe bedanken wir uns im voraus.
Mit fraundlichen Gruben.
Johann Tummers
Gelsenkirchen, West Germany
# More About the National Building Museum
Editor:
Special thanks for taking the time to let us know when and how the PSA (public service announcement) was published in Masonry (July/August, 1985). It looks wonderful on the inside back cover. Thanks also for publishing our letter as well. Both the Membership and Public Relations offices are extremely grateful.
As you know, the opening of the