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Greater comfort for commuters . . . a n d increased efficiency for railroads in these double decked coaches now in service on the Chicago and North Western Railroad. Brighter, roomier, air conditioned . . . and passenger capacity more than doubled. Problem? Greatly increased power demand but no more space for motor generating equipment, olution? Class H insulation with Silicones. The engineering staffs of Waukesha Motor Company and Harnischfeger Corporation, cooperating with t h e C&NW, designed and built a Class H generator using U N I O N CARBIDE Silicones as the insulating resin. Silicones stand up under temperatures and loads that break down other insulating materials. The result is a unit no larger than those The term "Union Carbide" is a trade-mark of UCC. In Canada: Bakélite Company, Division of Union Carbide Canada Limited, Belleville, Ontario.

previously used, but supplying sufficient power to meet the new demands plus any overload condition. This is another example of how UNION CARBIDE Silicones Man has helped solve an "impossible" insulation problem. Oils and emulsions, resins, rubber stocks, intermediates and monomers are discussed in "Look to U N I O N CARBIDE for Silicones." Write for your copy. Dept. M - 5 3 , Silicones Division, Union Carbide Corporation, 30 East 42nd Street, New York 17, Ν. Υ.

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