EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION T H E AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY is vitally interested in the welfare of its members and in seeing that the chemical industry is manned with competent chemists and chemical engineers. These pases are part of our service in that connection. In addition, most of the larger sections of the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY and several of the smaller ones have active employment committees. Local section secretaries in your area will inform you as to any employment aids that may be available locally.
RATES AND CLOSING D A T E . Standard setting. 5 cents a word, minimum charge $2.00 (exceptions, see below). Allow 8 words for box address. Display. $7.50 per column inch. No discounts or allowances. Advertisements must be accompanied by remittance in full and sent to INDUSTRIAL A N D E N G I N E E R I N G CHEMISTRY. 332 West 42nd St.. New York. N. V.. to reach there not later than 10.00 A.M. on the 25th of the preceding month for the NEWS EDITION of the 10th and on the 10th for the 25th. They will be inserted in the order of their receipt. Unemployed members of the American Chemical Society seeking employment for themselves are allowed in one calendar year 3 free announcements, one per issue, set in standard style and limited to 50 words each. Additional standard announcements 50% of regular rets. Employed members of the American Chemical Society seeking new positions are permitted 3 standard announcements during the calendar year at 50 per cent of the regular rates. Employers seeking chemists are permitted 3 standard announcements, not to exceed 50 words each and not more than one insertion per issue, during the calendar year without charge, provided they agree in writing to acknowledge all replies Potential employers are requested to mention in their announcements the section of the country in which the open position is located to ensure replies only from those who are geographically available.
An Employment Clearinghouse is operated at each national meeting of the SOCIETY for the purpose of bringing together representatives of industry looking for chemists, and members and students in attendance wishing to make such contacts. For further details, consult the preliminary and final programs as printed in the NEWS EDITION prior to each meeting. In the New York area, special employment facilities are offered by the Employment Bureau of the Chemists' Club. 52 East 41st St.. New York. N. Y.. and by the Chemist Advisory Council. Inc.. 300 Madison Ave., New York. N. Y. In the Chicago area, the Chicago Section maintains an employment service at 413 Stevens Hotel. Chicago. 111. Those replying to announcements should be careful to send copies and not original documents. Advertising circulars will not be forwarded and to that end all letters will be opened at the forwarding office. In printing these advertisements the SOCIETY assumes no obligations as to qualifications of prospective employees or responsibility of employers.
SITUATIONS OPEN The Society regards acknowledgment by employers of all applications as an act of common courtesy but can assume no responsibility for their failure to do so. OPENING FOR young, single, chemist with at least two years' laboratory experience in the analysis of oils, fats, soaps. Must have minimum of Bachelors Degree. Protestant. Location central Atlantic state with small rapidly growing company. Give full particulars of experience, education, and salary required. Enclose snapshot in application. Box 1 5 - N - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa. YOUNG CHEMIST or chemical engineer for laboratory work leading to technical service, preferably with experience in protective coating field. Give full details of training, experience, positions held and personal qualifications, and enclose photograph. Location—Middlewest. Box l l - T - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. GRADUATE
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lytical chemistry. Stipend $450 plus $150 out-ofstate tuition. Laboratory assisting and paper reading seventeen hours per week. Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, State College of Washington. Pullman, Washington. CHEMICAL E N G I N E E R S for production, specification and control work in ceramic plant leading to research, sales engineering or administrative production work. Organic and inorganic materials involved. Practical and theoretical knowledge of heat transmission helpful. Must be anxious to study hard for waiting opportunities. Box 2 5 - T - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. PHARMACY GRADUATE with experience in aterile product manufacture and ampul filling. In reply send recent photo and give complete information regarding training, experience, positions held, salary desired. Box 20 -T-2, Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. HIGHLY SKILLED lacquer chemist. Must have an unusually good background with proved success in previous work. Box 27-T-2, Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. TECHNICAL SALESMAN. Must have at least B.S. in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering. No experience necessary. Must be willing to travel. State ace, and qualifications, and enclose picture. Box 3 5 - T - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
GRADUATE ASSISTANTS for 1940-1941. Work for Master's decree. Salary SfiSO. No tuition fee. Include in first letter: personal data, small photo, two references, college courses taken, extra-curricular interests, self-addressed postcard. Apply before March 30th to Chemistry Department. Haverford College. II aver ford. Pa. AMBITIOUS YOUNG chemist or engineer, with several years' . «*neral experience, now employed but who believes he has the originality to develop opportunities for himself with a small corporation. To permit interviews, prefer letters from men witl.in reasonable distance of Philadelphia, include details training, record, experience, references, and snapshot with application. Box 5 2 - T - 2 , Ind. os Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER with two to three years' experience in natural gasoline plants for work in development department of major oil company in Southwest. In reply give complete information on training, experience, positions held, salary desired, and enclose picture. Box 0 2 - T - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEERS—wanted by rapidly growing eastern manufacturer of metering equipment for process industry to become sales engineers in various territories. At present time being considered. New York metropolitan; Rochester-Buffalo; Cleveland-Cincinnati; St. Louia; Louisiana; and southeastern state group. Must be graduate of chemical engineering school. Must have some industrial experience. Must be resident of territory in question. Should have car. Enclose snapshot, give full details. Small aalary plus liberal com missions. Box 72-T-2, Ind & Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa.
SITUATIONS WANTED (A.C.S. MEMBERS) ORGANIC CHEMIST. Ph.D. February. 1940 University of Wisconsin. Minor Biochemistry. Member Phi Lambda Upsilon and Sigma \ i . Competent glaasblower. experience in cellulose and paper chemistry. Prefer research job. Location immaterial. Available for interview any time. Box 24-T-10. Ind * Eng Chem.. Easton. Pa. PRODUCTION/DEVELOPMENT Engmecr. Cb.E. (Columbia). A.M. (organic). Ph.D. (inorganic). Fifteen years' diversified industrial experience, including production management, process research, development, and consultation (inorganic electrochemistry, metallurgy, industrial engineering, plant efficiency). Capable executive; excellent record in handling labor and lowering production costs. Research director; patents issued and pending. Nationally-registered professional engineer; A.I.Ch.E. member Box 6 5 - N - l l , Ind. & Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
LARGE CORPORATION has opening in patent department for young chemist. Work would analysis of chemical problems in relation to patients. Must have Master's or Doctor's degree and good academic record Would be expected to study law with view to becoming qualified patent lawyer. Give full record and nonreturnable snapshot and advise whether available for interview in New York City. Box 39-T-2. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
• . P H Y S I C A L and C&LLOID Chemist. Ph.D. 1939. minor, mathematics and physics. Graduate assistant in general, physical, and colloid chemistry for three years. Research included study of certain properties of cellulose. Good scholastio record, honorary societies, references. Married. 27. Protestant. Research or teaching position desired. Location immaterial. Available immediately. Box 1 2 - f - l . Ind. 6 Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
M I D D L E WEST concern has opening for capable chemist or chemical engineer to take charge of plant operations. Must be thoroughly acquainted with technology modern soap manufacture. Forward full details of salary desired, experience and training. Box 4 1 - T - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
CHEM.-MECH. Engineer. Experienced refiner cornstarch and syrup. Research, development work, chemical control. Design and operation dextrine, dextrose, carbon and boneolack units. Production starch, syrup and specialties from tapioca (cassava, yuca) tree and root. Box 3 4 - T - l , Ind. 6 Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
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ORGANIC CHEMIST—pharmaceutical training. Ph.G.. B.S.. M S (Illinois). 2 years research. 4 publications. Desires position where e t t e w i v e laboratory or sil*« experience will be useful. Capable, responsible, single, age 28. Location Eastern or Mid-Atlantic states preferable. Box 3 6 - T - l . Ind. 6 Eng. Chem.. Easton, Pa. CHEMICAL E N G I N E E R . M.8.. Eleven years' development and production experience in the rubber industry. Have worked with a wide variety of rubber compounds including latex and synthetics. Willing to travel. Box 3 8 - T - l . Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL E N G I N E E R . 25. 1939 graduate. Anxious to get started in field. Four years* previous manufacturing experience outside of chemical industry. Can adapt himself. Show him an onening with possibilities Lr advancement and he will prove his capabilities. Location immaterial. Box 4 6 - T - l . Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton, Pa. COLLEGE TEACHING desired. Ph.D. T o i onto 1D39. Physical Chemistry. Minors, physios, biochemistry. Present position, biochemical research assistant in well-known institute. Single, age 24. Available on abort notice, ocation immaterial. Box 16-N-2. Ind. 6 Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. PHYSICAL CHEMIST. Ph.D. Columbia 1937, desires industrial position or college teaching. Capable of organising and directing research on inorganic and physical chemical problems. Good background in organic chemistry. Industrial and teaching experience. Excellent scholastic record honor societie*. references. Location immaterial. Now employed. Available on month's notice. Age 28. Box 2 2 - N - 2 . Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER. Research chemist M.S. 1930. organic chemistry. Age 32. Sigma Xi. nine years experience in organic and physical chemical research. Author of American and Foreign patents, excellent record, references. Possess initiative and organising ability. Desires progressive position as research chemist. Box 2 4 - N - 2 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa. COLLEGE TEACHING desired. Ph.D.. 1036; major. General and Physical Chemistry; minors. Organic Chemistry and Physics. Part time teaching during graduate work. Industrial experience, inorganio and organic chemicals, research and development. Married. Age 29. Protestant. References. Available abort notice. Honorary Societies. Box 2 7 - N - 2 . Ind. 4c Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. PHYSICAL CHEMIST, Ph.D. 1938. desires teaching position offering greater research opportunities than are provided by present teaching position. Three years research assistant, one year post-doctorate research in catalysis and adsorption at major universities. Currently teaching general chemistry, physical chemistry and thermodynamics. Publications. Married. Age 27. Box 4 4 - N - 2 , Ind. it Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER. B.S. 1938. Ch.E. 1939. Columbia. First in class. Experience assisting in physical chemistry and thermodynamics. Also some organic production. Tau Beta Pi. Sigma Xi. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Desires development, research, production, design, or electrochemistry. Vicinity of New York City. Box 5 7 - N - 2 . Ind. it Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
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FEBRUARY 25, 1940 (Situations Wanted Continued) PHY8ICAL-ORGANIC chemist, Ph.D.. University of Chicago, 1039, Experience in dietillslion, orgsnio synthesis, ensymes. rare earth metsl-hydrogen studies; photoelectric spectrophotometer. Publication in inorganic analysis. Experience in teaching and American Council on Education. Desires research or teaching position. Location immaterial. Single, 24. Box 64-N-2, Ind. 6 Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa PROFESSORSHIP in College or University desired by Ph.D. with broad experience in teach* inc. research and industrial practice. Industrial, inorgsnio or physical ehemietry. Administrative experience, exceptional record in teaching. Energetic Good personality. Protectant. Mfuried. age 40. Publication*. Box 10-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem., Eaeton. Ps. 8URFACE ACTIVE Agents: Mature chemitt with doctor's degree snd s consistent record of successful origination and development of valuable new products snd processes, snd of the discovery of profitable new uses for materials. Extensive experience in modern textile finishes, wetting sgents, detergents, flotation sgents, anticorrosives, cutting compounds, etc.; starting with the basic research and following through to plant operation and the solution of problems of commercial use. Now employed, but desires position with meter opportunities. Box 12-T-2. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Esston. Ps. TEACHING POSITION desired by Ph.D. with exceptional qualifications. Physics! chemistry major. Thorough training, all branches chemistry, physios, mathematics. Three years' part-time college teaching. Six years' industrial experience. Member Phi Beta Kappa. Sigma Xi. A.A.A.8. Now employed in responsible position but prefers academic work. Box 13-T-2. Ind. & Eng. Chem., Esston, Ps. Ph.D.-PHYSICAL-orgsnic chemist. Two years' industrial experience in organic research and process development. Desires permanent industrial connection with opportunity for advancement. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Age 26. Location immaterial. Available immediately. Box 14-T-2. Ind. k Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. RESEARCH/DEVELOPMENT Chemist. M.S. (MIT) orgsnic Ex-chief chemist forced to change by health hassrd. Well qualified by sufficient training and fifteen years (in good positions) in chemicals, latex, gases, patent*. Best professional, personal references. Complete details for confidential information. Available now. Box 16-T-2, Ind. 6 Eng. Chem.. Easton. Ps. METALLURGICAL CHEMIST. Bssic training industrial analysis 3'A years' experience mine. mill, smelter control laboratories. Desires industrial position ss analytical chemist, production with manufacturer, or in metals processing snd products. Single. Prefer middle west or east. Employed. Box 18-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. E * on, Pa. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: summer employment by graduate student orr .nic chemistry. Research in hydrocarbon aynthe .*. Interviews, by previous arrangement, in mi. lie-west week of March 17, at ACS Employment "Icaring-House week of April 7. Prefer summer work leading to permanent position on receipt of degree. Box 20-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMIST-CHEMICAL Engineer. B.S.E.. M.S.. large midwestern. eight years' varied experience with leading non-ferrous metal research laboratory, investigative, analytical; four years with inorganic industrial chemical company. Box 21-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. Esston. Pa.
NEWS EDITION ORGANIC and PHARMACEUTICAL chemist, Ph.D.. professor Eastern university, desires 6 weeks summer work ia research, consulting, development, training, wide experience in drug synthesis in industrial and academic laboratories. Confidential correspondence, interview at Cincinnati. Box 32-T-2. lud. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa
FOR RENT: Unusual originality, kept practical by thorough thinking based on sound fundamental chemical training, including Ph D., and industrial experience. Also, likable personality, honesty, eagerness to learn, and preference for difficult problems. Box 60-T-2, Ind. * Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
CHEMIST. A.B. Dartmouth 1938. One year at Columbia Business 8chool. High mechanical aptitude. Good imagination. Eager;to work and learn. Wish to start at bottom -* production department of a chemical industry. Salary, location immaterial. Box 33-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa
PETROLEUM ENGINEER. Ch.E.. Ph.D.. married. 19 years' diversified experience in lubricating oils, thermal and catalytic reforming and cracking, polymerisation, hydrogenation and alkylation processes and engineering design. Desires position with an oil company interested in progressing along catalytic lines. Box 61-T-2. Ind. 4 Eng. Chem.. Eaeton. Pa.
YOUNG CHEMIST. M.S.. 1932. with experience in research, factory production and sales, desires to act as a sales representative for a reputable concern. Interested only in Philadelphia territory. Box 37-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa. ORGANIC CHEMIST, Ph.D.. 1937. Midwestern University. Four years' industrial experience. Employed but desires change. Married. 30. Protestant. Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon. Publications, patents. Location Midwest, Middle Atlantic or South. Box 38-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. PHYSICAL CHEMIST. Ph.D. 1935. married, desires teaching position. Six years' experience teaching physical and general. Some administrative experience. Postdoctorate research on hydrogen bond by infra-red technique. Publications. Sigma Xi. Available for interviews at Cincinnati meeting. Box 40-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
CHEMIST. Ph.D. Aug.. 1939. Five years* research inorganic and organic chemistry, particularly in field of liquid ammonia. Four years' part time teaching experience large university. Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Tpsilon. Several publications. 26, married. Protestant. Desires reeeaieh position in biological or industrial chemistry. Location immaterial. Box 63-T-2. Ind. sY Eng. Chem.. Eastoa, Pa. RESEARCH DIRECTOR. Chemical Engineer-39. twelve years in research and development. Qualified to solve intricate chemical, metallurgical, bydrometallurgical. smelting problems. Copper, white metals, metallio powders, white pigments, oil refining experience. Research major activity, departmental head, creative thinker, proven ability and initiative. Desires responsible research or directing position. Have processes Box 64-T-2, Ind. 4 Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
ENZYME CHEMIST, Ph.D. nine years of teaching experience in biochemistry, several years of academic and industrial research in Ensymology. Numerous publications. Monographs. Unemployed at present. Research or teaching position desired. Location immaterial. Box 42-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
VARNISH and RESIN chemist. Ph.D. Twelve years' experience in varnish lacquer and resin field. Two years' experience in technical sales. Desires position in technical sales or development work on resins or varniahes. Box 65-T-2, Ind. * Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa.
ORGANIC CHEMIST Ph.D. June 1940 desires research position. Minor Biochemistry. Also graduate courses in Physical Chemistry. Single, twenty-three years old, member Sigma Xi and Phi Lambda Upsilon. Excellent scholastic record. Box 44-T-2, Ind. A Eng, Chem., Easton, Pa.
SANITARY CHEMIST. B.S.. age 3*. Seventeen years' broad experience in water treatment and waste disposal as plant operator and consultant. Economic and statistical background. Publications. Desires responsible position. Box 73-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
YOUNG CHEMIST will complete three year course in Chemical Technology this year. Willing to make good at anything related to the chemical industry. Available for interview. Box 4G-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa
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BIOPHYSICAL CHEMIST. Ph.D. 1933. with special training and experience in physical micromethods for vital food constituents. Two years with U.S. food A Drug Administration; five years' successful development in food technology, injection pharmaceuticals. Three organo-biological publications. Desires research, teaching or control position with foods or medicinal*. Age 33. Available now. Box 48-T-2, Ind A Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa
COLLEGE POSITION wanted by married chemical physicist, 29. Six years' teaching experience, three on present faculty. Research in progress. Training: Ph.D. Johns Hopkins. Thesis Thermionics, Study Princeton. Sigma Xi. Phi Bet* Kappa. Box 30-N-2. Ind. k Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
ORGANIC CHEMIST. Ph.D. Minor in bacteriology. One years industrial research in the synthesis of dyestuffs. Employed. Four years' college teaching. Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon. Single, axe 31. Box 50-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL EXECUTIVE with twentyfive years' experience. Good record of continuous employment with large organisations. Production management, costs and technical sales service. Solvent*, plasticisers, resins and pigments. Married. Protestant, resident of New Box*ol-T-2, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
COLLEGE TEACHING. By woman Ph.D. (Physical, 1933) Experienced over 10-year period in all branches of undergraduate chemistry teaching. Satisfactory in present position as head of small college department, but desires connection promising increasing responsibility. Will arrange interviews at Cincinnati Meeting. Box 23-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. Easton, Pa.
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER: age 27. B.S. Chemical Engineering 1936. single, inventive, versatile, ambitious. Four years' industrial experience improving and evaluating reenforcing pigments in rubber, inks, lacquer, and synthetic vehicles. Customer service and consulting experience. Capable of taking charge of control or development laboratory. Box ftt-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa.
BIOCHEMIST. Where is there a research opening, preferably academic, in need of a biochemist, Ph.D. 1938, Univ. of Wis. with basic training in nutrition and in addition has had ft years' experience with pharmaceutical house in hormone development and production? Excellent record. Age 28. Married. Interview possible st Biochemical meeting in New Orleans. Box 24-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa,
PHY8ICAL CHEMIST, Ph.D. 1937. Three years' industrial experience in petroleum chemistry on lubricating oil* and solvent extraction. Academic work on the thermodynamics of solutions. Publications. Desires position in industrial research or development. Age 27. Box ftft-T-i, Ind. A Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa.
8PECIALTY ENDOCRINOLOGY. Biochemist-physiologist; 20 years' experience in medical field, proved accomplishments, many publications; advertising. Ph.D. European unjrersity. American eitissn. five languages, will accept executive position in research or develop-
COLLEGE TEACHING DE8IRED. B.8. in Ch.E.. M.8. and Ph.D. (U. of Nebr.) in organic chemistry. Have held teaching assistantsnips and research fellowships. Have instructed in organic, physical (including theoretical cleetrocbcmletry and phase rule), quantitative analysis and general chemistry. Employed but desires change. Married. 26. Protestant. Box 36-T-2. Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa,
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ANALYST. YOUNG Chemist. 1939 graduate from Midwestern University. Seek immediate position with industrial concern. Very willing to consider small remuneration if nature of experience Justifies this. Interested in production. Single. 23. Location immaterial. Box 31-T-2. Ind. & Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. ELECTROCHEMICAL ENGINEER seeks new position in teaching or industry. Now employed as Assistant Director of well-known industrial laboratory. Ten years' experience as research, development, control engineer in fields of electroplating and associated subjects, metal finishing-, metallurgy and manufacturing processes. M.I.T. degrees. Patent*. Numerous Sublications. Excellent references, ox 45-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. B. CHEMISTRY. Excellent research training. Diversified, mature experience laboraUiry control, development pro cesses and equipment, including plant scale. Special experience oils, gases, and by-products; distillation, refining and urification processes. Location immaterial, ox 47-T-2, Ind. * Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa.
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CHEMIST. M.A. with ten years' experience in production, and food regulatory work desires position leading to bales ot sales promotion with food industry. Now employed. Single. South preferred. Box 57-T-2. Ind. * Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. Ph.D.. broad domestic and foreign experience, production development, drugs, specialties, chemicals, alealoid*. hormones, galenicals, insecticides, veterinary products, cosmetics, capable executive, excellent references; French, German. BoxoS-T-2. Ind. * Eng, Cham.. Easton, Pa.
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(Situations Wanted Continued) CHEMIST, Ph.D. 4 years' WMroh experienee in petroleum and elUea 6elda. alto plasties and paints. Experieaee in orsjanisint and diraeting r a n w h work. Patent applications. Now employed. French, Gorman, Italian. Raforenoai. Location immaterial. Box SS-T-2. Ind. 4 En*. Chtm., Eattoa, Pa. 8ALE8— Induatrial or ohemieal. Cham, major. 17. of Chicago. Ju- e '88. 8 years' inaida aalaa experieaee, 2 yaara' outaida sales experience. Outstanding sales records. At prasant employed. Desires chance. Milton L. Naehamia, 7742 Cornell Are.. Chicago. 111. CHEMIST. B.8. Pann Bute 1037. Fortyseven credits in chemistry, also credits in physios, mathematics and physical chemistry. Desires position with opportunity for advancement. Ace 24. Single. Protestant. Available immediately. Bos 71-T-2. Ind. ft Eng. Chain.. Ess ton. Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PATENT Attorney would like part time connection. Boa 33-N-l, Ind. ft Eng. Chcm., Easton, Pa. MATHEMATICAL and PHYSICAL problei&s: Mathematician and induatrial physicist offer their technical assistance on mail basis. An economical eerriee for jobs in these fields your organisation is not geared to handle efficiently. Investigation 'nvited. Bos 2S-T-1. Ind. ft Eng. Chcm.. Easton. Pa. PERIODICALS—Sets. Vols, and odd copies of Chemical Engineering and all scientific titles.1 in all languages always in stock. (Also books.) Kindly send list of "wants." Prices low. We buy journals. B. Login ft Son. Inc.. 29 E. 21st St., New York, N. Y. FOR SALE: Chemical Reviews. Vols. 1-23. IJeoigs Annalen der Cbemie. Vols. 218-226; 228-232; 249-276; 279; 280; 282-286; 298348; 350-374; 376-379: 381-408; 425-433; 453-457. Annales de Cbemie et Physique, Series 1 Vols. 1-48; Series 3 Vols. 1-69; Scries 5 Vols. I -30. ZeiUchrift f. Physikalieche Cbemie, Vols. 31. 32, 36-39. 41-44, 46, 48-50. 62. 54-55. 60, 65, 69-73. Chemical Abstracts Vols. 1-33. Bos 28-N-2. Ind. ft Eng. Chem., Easton. Pa. Wanted: Chem. Abstracts, vols. 1-5. complete or odd copies and Decennial indexes. Benehte Deut. Chem. Geeellschsit. 1930-1938. Bos 46-N-l. Ind. ft Eng. Chcm.. Easton. Pa. FOR SALE: Bound volumes Industrial 4 Engineering Chemistry (1928-1932 inclusive). Price very reasonable. Bos 15-T-2. Ind. ft Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER with Capital and services to invest. Christian, age 38. Experience includes laboratory, plant management and sales. Desire* connection with progressive firm where initiative and loyalty count. 8tate full particulars. Bos 19-T-2. Ind ft Eng- Chem.. Easton. Pa. LABORATORY EQUIPMENT for sale: BftL Abbe refractometer. al»o butro rcfraef>met?r. Dubosq colorimeters. Brown electrical pyrometets. Weston microfarad meter, analytical balances. Pulp balances, horisontal and vertical sterilising autoclaves. International centrifuges. Barnstead water still. Watson Stillman hydraulic press sise 8 x 8 . Ball mills, drying ovena, incubators, Spencer rotary microtomes. BftL sliding microtomes. Scott tester, hand model. Twist counter, Gaertner micrometer microscope. Zeiss binocular microscopes, etc. Send us your list of all requirements. We will promptly advise if available. Abo wish to purchase used or surplus laboratory equipment of every description. Write the Laboratory Exchange. 24 E. 21st St.. New York. N. Y. FOR SALE: Chemisehes Zentralblatt. 18971930. General Indexes 1897-1921. Vols. 18971924 bound. All in fine condition. H. H. Willard, 208 Chemistry Bldg., Ann Arbor. Michigan. WANTED: Abbe Refractometer. Advise make, age, best pries, location. R. P. CargiUe, 118 Liberty Street. New Yorn. N. Y. HYDRION—pH Buffer Standards. Buffers pH 1.2 to 11.0 in steps of 0.2 pH units can be prepared in lOOoc quantities. Any tan values. ?0t each. Complete set of 50 in wood case $12.00. Micro Essential Laboratory. 2925 Ave. L, Brooklyn. N. Y. WANTED: Chemical Abstracts, v. 1 No. 20. Bos 36-T-2. Ind. 4 Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. FOR SALE: Bailstein: Handbuch der organiaahen Cbemie. fourth Edition, vole. 1-31 and supplement* 1-27: Zeitachrift fuer aaorsaaiseht and eilgemcine Cbemie. vols. 132-28*; Bioehetnische Zettschrift. vols. 275-804. W. Westerfield. 149-09 Northern Blvd.. Flushing. N. Y.
HYDRION—Wide range pH paper, used like litmus, indicates pH to oTpH unit. Color chart on each viaL pH range 1-14. Flea vials 91.25. Ueflet on request, ^ c r o Essential Laboratory. 2925 Avenue L. Brooklyn. N. Y. ( FOR 8ALE: Chemical Abstrecta vols. 1-82. ind. First Decennial Index 1907/16; Jour. A.C.8. Tola. 20-20, 28-55: Ind. ft Bog. Cham. —Ind. Ed. vols. 1-31; AnaL Ed. Vols. 1-11; Jour. Cham. 8oc (London) vols. 99-144 and AUtract Journal inoL Deeenial Index 1908/ 12. All unbound and In excellent condition. R. L. Bmctcoo, 91 Westland Ave.. Beaton. Mass. w FOR SALE: 5000 pounds Calcium 8ulphide Luminescent. 2000 pounds Sodium Aside. 200 pounds Titanium Carbide. 1000 pounds Calcium Lactate. 500 pounds Lactic acid 50%, fire tons Tetrasodium Phosphate. 100 Gallons Methyl Msthaerylatc Monomer, 6 kilos Germanium Dioxide. Bos 67-T-2. Ind. 4 Eng. Cham.. Easton. Pa. MICRO-ELEMENTARY ANALYSES: C. H, N. S. P. Halogens. Msthoxyl. Methylimid. Mol. Wt., microinorganic assays, spot testa, microdistillationa and typical microehemieal rescarab work. Dr. Carl Tiadcke. 366 Fifth Ave.. New York. N. Y.
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mington, Del. It is a viscous, brownish, oil-like product which disperses to form clear-t>pe emulsions in water. It is soluble in the presence of high concentrations of salts, such as common salt, Glauber's salt, and Epsom salt, and is resistant to high degrees of hardness in wate*. It is highly stable in solution on prolonged boiling. Duponol G, a new alcohol sulfate emulsifying agent derived from lauryl alcohol, is also announced by the company. It is a translucent amber-colored paste to be added to the oil phase for preparation of emulsions. A new purified type of technical oleyl alcohol, Ocenol KD, which is water-white and has a bland odor, is announced by the Dyestuffs Division of the company. Because of its odor and color, this product is admirably suited to the cosmetic trade, the company says. Ocenol KD markedly reduces the surface tension of oils, ana. therefore, promotes the stability of oil ana wax emulsions. It also promotes limpid solutions of oil. A new chrome color, Pontachrome Orange RL, possesses very good fastness to light and will be of primary interest as a shading color to produce mode shades on automotive upholstery, uniform cloth, and other fabrics. The color is very fast to carbonising, a desirable characteristic in a chrome color. Steaming, perspiration, washing, ana fulling have very little, if any, effect upon the shade.
T U B Magnetic Engineering & Mfg. Co., Clifton, N. J., has recently been organised to detign ana build a complete line of magnetic separators, magnetic ore concentrators, chucks, and dutches, and special magnetic equipment. The officers of the company are: J. J. Ferris, president, J. L. Hope, vice president, and F. E. Ferris, secretary and treasurer.
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Liggt-Weight Air Compressors T H E Quincy Compressor Co., Quincy, III, has announced two single-stage compressors, especially designed to meet the demand for a compact, light-weight air compressor suitable for low-pressure service.
Model X-2 Model X-8 Model X-2 is a single-stage, single-cylinder compressor weighing only 15 pounds and satisfactory for piston displacements up to 2.8 cubic feet per minute at maximum speed, 875 revolutions per minute. Model X-8 is a single-stage, duplex-cylinder compressor weighing only 31 pounds and has a piston displacement oi 8.7 cubic feet per minute at maximum speed. The cylinder and crankcases on both models have been cast in one niece, eliminating excess weight and simplifying construction. Pressure-Lubricated Air Compressors Xwo pressure-lubricated air compressors are announced by the Quincy Compressor Co., Quincy. 111., especially deX e d for heavy duty industrial use. lei 244 is a duplex-cylinder, singlestage compressor with a maximum piston displacement of 45.7 c. f. m. Model 840 is a two-stage compressor having 40.0 c. f. m. maximum displacement, and recommended for services where air at higher pressures is required. Lubrication is furnished by a gear-type pump which supplies oil under pressure to the connecting rod bearings and piston pins. The oil pump is mounted on the end of the crankshaft, which is special 1045 8. A. E. heat-treated steel. Main bearings are Timkens, lubricated by a splash system which functions separately from the pressure system.
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