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Nov 6, 2010 - EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION. Chem. Eng. News , 1961, 39 (3), pp 123–133. DOI: 10.1021/cen-v039n003.p123. Publication Date: January 16 ...
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EMPLOYMENT

INFORMATION

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POSITIONS OPEN :>*? Placement Bureaus FOR DISCERNING PLACEMENT IN T H E chemical profession write : Director, Coffer Employment Service, Fisher Bldg.. 343 S. Dearborn, Chicago 4. Illinois.

MANAGER

Phthalic Anhydride N e w expansion creates opening for capable and experienced chemical engineer to assume complete responsibility for new Phthalic Anhydride plant. Exceptional opportunity for qualified chemical engineer. Aggressive, growing chemical company. Excellent working conditions. Pleasant N e w England location. Reply in confidence to:

Industrial Positions

B*S* C h e m i s t

PLANT

General Manager.

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HOMPSON CHEMICAL COMPANY

Aptitude and interest in analytical work, with some analytical labora­ tory experience. For determina­ tions, training a n d supervision of technicians performing analyti­ cal services, coordination of pro­ cedures, design of facilities, etc. Location—Curtis Bay area of Baltimore. Send resume

to:

Dr. David M . C l a r k D i r e c t o r of T e c h . R e c r u i t i n g

W. R. GRACE & CO. Washington Research Center C l a r k s ville, M a r y l a n d

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PROCESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER An expanding, national food processing company located in Northern New Jersey, has an immediate opening in the Food Process Development Section of its Tech­ nical Research Dept. for an experienced manager. Major duties include planning, organizing and directing the process development group in related projects. Individual must possess thorough knowledge, training and experience in food engineering and the food industry. Minimum 10 years' ex­ perience; MS or PhD degree preferred. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. 35-hour week; liberal fringe benefits. Send résumé stating age, background and salary desired. Box 32-H-l, C. & Ε. Ν . , Easton, P a .

ELECTROLYTIC CHEMIST OR ENGINEER Unusual opportunity for experienced (2-5 years) BS or MS chemist or chemi­ cal engineer in fused salt systems a n d high temperature electrochemistry. Development scale experience on elec­ trolytic cell design a n d operations pre­ ferred. Will work on development of an electrolytic process from laboratory to production plant.

Uranium processing industry. AEC plant, Louis,

New

27 miles west of St.

Missouri.

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sume including education, work ex­ perience, and expected salary. Confidential treatment assured.

MALUNCKRODT CHEMICAL WORKS URANIUM

DIVISION

Technical Personnel Manager P . O. B o x 472

St. Charles, M o .

OWENS-CORNING

FlBERGLAS PROJECT MANAGERS Applications are invited for three project manager positions in the Physics Research Laboratory at the new Fiberglas Technical Center in Granville, Ohio. Applicants should be young, have a Ph.D. degree or equivalent, and should have research experience.

Fiber Strand Properties P r o j e c t . . . .

to determine how the physical properties of multifiber strands are affected by strand construction, filament properties, chemical and thermal treatments and mechanical processing in order to obtain optimum use of properties in a wide variety of product applicatons.

Electronic Research P r o j e c t . . . .

to determine, evaluate and develop new applications of Fiberglas materials for the electronic industry. Available scientific data indicate that Fiberglas materials alone, and also composited with other materials, provide a wide range of electrical properties with potential for application in a broad variety of products.

Nuclear Applications Project. . . . to investigate, evaluate and develop applications of Fiberglas materials in the nuclear industry. Data indicate that glass fibers offer the potential advantages in nuclear fuel design of dimensional stability, entrapment of fission fragments and simplification of fuel processing. Persons interested should send a brief resume of education and experience to: Dr. G. R. M a c h l a n , Manager, Physics Research Owens-Corning Fiberglas Technical Center Granville, Ohio JAN.

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WINCHESTER LABORATORY Is conducting α long term program of basic work in Physical Chemistry, Radiochemistry, and ecology of natural radioactivity (heavy elements). There are openings at Junior, Senior, and Group Leader levels in the following areas: Physical Chemical a n d Tracer experimenta­ tion. 2.

Methods development for analysis of complex systems.

3.

Radiometric instrumentation applications.

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Environmental a n d ecological studies, spe­ cific orientation to radiological problems.

Location:

radio-chemical

Boston Suburban: Easy access to Boston and New Eng­ land educational and cultural activi­ ties and to ocean, lake and mountain resort areas.

Send resume to: Technical Director

W I N C H E S T E R LABORATORY

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Graduate Chemical Engineer or Chemist with ability and interest in product de­ velopment activities needed for our ag­ gressive development of organic chemical products. Applicants should have a mini­ mum of 3 years' experience in sales or re­ search or technical service with emphasis on organic chemicals. Willingness to travel essential. Position located in Philadelphia. Please send detailed resume including salary requirement, in confidence, to

PENNSALT

Pennsalt Chemicals

Experienced Organic Chemical Sales­ man with technical background and administrative ability. Will function as special assistant to division manager.

Salary $12,000 up Send complete resume— Box 2 7 - J - l , C. & Ε. Ν . , Easton, P a .

INSTRUMENT DESIGN IF YOU— • have strong personal commitments and broad general interests in science (particularly laboratory instrumentation) • are at your best when solving difficult technical problems • have perseverance in searching for the right answer • aren't easily frustrated when your best ideas fail • can organize and use your time effectively • can take suggestions from others • enjoy working with professional scientists and engineers in an atmosphere of infor­ mal give and take • want to be a full-time instrument designer • and have a strong background in the fundamentals of chemistry, plus real interest in physics, mechanics, electronics and other scientific fields, then you should check on our challenging opportunities in Instrument Design. Send full résumé to Paul Faupel, Technical Employment Manager. All replies confidential.

FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY 711 Forbes A v e n u e Pittsburgh 19, P a .

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PERSONNEL DIV. 3 Penn Center Philadelphia 2, Pa.

MARKETING RESEARCH We are looking for a chemist or chemical engineer with 1 to 5 year's experience in marketing research or commercial develop­ ment. The position will be in the petro­ chemical marketing research group of a leading oil company expanding its petro­ chemical interests internationally. We offer a challenging job with excellent opportunities for future advancement in development, sales, operations, and ad­ ministrative fields, as well as marketing research. The location will be in Houston Texas, and initial salary depends on your qualifications. Send a resume of your education, experience, and salary require­ ments to: Marketing Research Division

BOX 151A WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

SALES DEVELOPMENT

CHEMICALS CORP.

Continental Oil Company Post Office Box 2197 Houston, Texas

BESEARCH ANALYTICAL CHEMIST The Research Department of the Koppers Company, Inc. in expanding into its new Monroeville Research Center, requires a top Analytical Chemist, Ph.D. or equivalent, as a leader of a sub-group in:

METHODS DEVELOPMENT This work will be part of a diversified company program on polymers, plastics, resins, dyestuffs and intermediates, fine organics, anti-oxidants, synthetic monomers, coal-tar derivatives, coatings, catalysts, chemical fuels and other products. O n e of its aims will be to provide methods for obtaining data of use in computer simulation of processes. The facilities and experience of the Chemical and Instrumental Analysis Laboratory, comprising almost all areas of Analytical Chemistry, will b e available for support. Koppers' Monroeville Research Center is situated very close to excellent sources of laboratory equipment and supplies as well as to several of the country's outstanding libraries and other large research organizations. There is also a wellequipped library and technical information service of our own within the Research Department. Analytical Chemists who a r e interested in a challenging program of work are invited to forward their complete résumés, to be held in strict confidence, together with their anticipated salary requirements, to:

KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Robert N . F l i n t , Jr., P e r s o n n e l M a n a g e r V e r o n a R e s e a r c h Center Box 128 Verona, Pennsylvania

Senior Positions in

Process & Product Development Maxwell House is actively engaged in aggres­ sive research to develop new product lines; effect major quality improvements in existing products; develop new manufacturing and pack­ aging techniques; and develop new processing methods and equipment. If you have an MS in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry or Food Technology - or the equiva­ lent—with a minimum of 5 years experience and demonstrated leadership ability — we invite you to investigate the Senior Positions available in both Product Development and Process Devel­ opment. You will assume responsibility for major Research & Development projects includ­ ing recommendations to management and fol­ low-through on plant application. Your work will also entail close liaison with the Maxwell House Marketing, Production and Market Re­ search Departments, and contact with other General Foods divisions. / / you are interested in exceptional opportu­ nity, ivrite background details in confidence to Mr. A. K. Little field

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Organic Chemistry of Natural Products Applications of Physical Chemistry Antioxidants Inert Gas Technology Gas Phase Chromatography Spectrophotometry Statistical Analysis Development of New Analytical Techniques

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Unit Operations Roasting, Grinding, Conveying, Evaporation, Extraction, Distillation, Crystalization, Adsorption, Spray Drying, Filtration & Instrumentation

MAXWELL HOUSE Division of General Foods Corporation 1125 Hudson St. Hoboken, New Jersey

CHEMICAL PUBLIC RELATIONS

PATENT CHEMIST Position available for young chemist interested in patent work. Involves close cooperation wih research and develop­ ment personnel in the preparation of patent applications. Graduate training in chem­ istry essential, organic field preferred. Previous patent experience desirable. Starting salary commensurate with ability and experience. Excellent benefits and opportunity for professional advancement. Send resume, including salary require­ ments, to: Mr. R. E. Blanchard

Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. 630 Flushing A v e n u e Brooklyn 6, New York

PHARMACISTS An expanding midwestern pharmaceutical firm has openings for B.S. and M.S. phar­ macists interested in product development or analytical pharmacy. No experience necessary. • Product Development—will develop formulation of tablets, injectable solu­ tions, or liquid preparations. • Analytical Pharmacy—will analyze for active drug in finished product and raw materials. Please send resume and salary requirement to: Manager, Technical Employment Mead Johnson & Company Evansville 21, Indiana

The ability to communicate effectively, an interest in advancing the chemical profession, and a background in chemistry or chemical engineering are the qualifications required for a challenging position in Washington, D. C. Write to: Manager, Information Services, American Chemical Society, 1155 Six­ teenth St., N. W., Washington 6.

SALES ENGINEERS Leading Water Treatment Company has several openings in key territories. Chemical background or power plant experience required. Reply in confidence. Box CEN 403, 125 W. 41 S t . , Ν. Υ. 36

EXPERIENCED IN EVALUATION and APPLICATION OF LATICES? Whether you are a recent college graduate with little experience, or a chemist or chemical engineer with several years in latex development, we invite you to investigate how you can fit into our expanding picture. The job involves a great degree of freedom in evaluating experimental latices within a research climate conducive to creativity. It is also the kind of opportunity offering development of professional breadth, because you will be collaborating with Development, Research, and Sales Departments. For this reason, your future growth can lead in more than one direction. Our Company, with the financial backing of BorgW a r n e r , our parent company, is at the beginning of its growth cycle in the plastics and rubber resins business. Therefore, N O W is an opportune time to get in on the ground floor. For the qualified man who is motivated to higher achievement, this is a major opportunity. In addition to the finest research atmosphere, there are a number of other benefits and extra considerations to make your relocation a pleasant one. MAY W E HEAR FROM Y O U TODAY? Please send your resume to Ν. Η. Petersen, Resident Personnel

Manager

MARBON CHEMICAL DIV.

BORG-WARNER CORP.

Washington,

West Virginia

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Available Immediately

BIOSCIENTISTS

PHARMACEUTICAL EXECUTIVE

Look for Openings at MELPAR

Well rounded experience in all phases production, product development, plant layout, quality control, production planning, training personnel and pur­ chasing. Now outside the U. S, WRITE: ADES ADVER. AGENCY 1121 COVENTRY AVE. CHELTENHAM, PENNA.

See o u r a d v e r t i s e m e n t o n p a g e 69 CHEMICAL ENGINEER We require a man who has specialized in the manufacture of

PLANT BIOCHEMIST: Position available immediately for Ph.D. or experienced M.S. Research on plant response to atmospheric pollutants. Experience in enzymology, chromatography, electrophoresis, radiochemistry essential. Box'65-H-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa.

Plasticizer Sales Representative Our expanding petrochemical activities require the immediate employment of a man skilled in plasticizer applications. Location: New York area Minimum Requirements: Three years technical ex­ perience in plasticizer field—customer service, sales or product development. Send resume and cover letter with salary require­ ment to Mr. A. J. Lacazette, Petrochemical Depart­ ment, Continental Oil Company, 1270 Ave. of Amer­ icas, New York 20, Ν. Υ.

DIKETENE to design and operate a plant. Salary open. Send résumé to: Box 13-J-l, C. & E. N., Easton, P a .

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS Recent graduates in chemistry or biochemistry from University of recognized standing required for research and analytical studies in field of agricultural chemicals. Opportunity for advancement for men with ability and ingenuity. New up-to-date research laboratories. Liberal employee benefits. Apply to:

MECHANICAL ENGINEER Amcel Propulsion Inc., a growing organ­ ization located in a mountain resort area, has an opening for a mechanical engineer preferably with 3 to 5 years experience of design and prototype follow through of explosive actuating or gas generating. Write or call Dr. L. R. Rothstein:

AMCEL PROPULSION INC. P . O. Box 3049 ALpine 3-6464 Asheville, N. C. A subsidiary of Celanese Corporation of America

ENGINEERS:

Supervisor o l A n a l y t i c a l R e s e a r c h

Chemagro Corporation

Your chance to move into important

Box 4913—Hawthorn R o a d K a n s a s City 20, Missouri

new areas of development w i t h IBM

CHEMICAL TEXTILE FIBERS APPLICATIONS RESEARCH AND SERVICE The Applications Research and Service Department of The Chemstrand Cor­ poration, a major producer of chemical textile fibers, is seeking candidates for these attractive assignments at its Decatur, Alabama, facilities: TEXTILE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER—Assist with coordination of technical and administrative functions of the Applications Research and Service Department including liaison within the Department and with the Corporation's customers. Bachelors degree in scientific or textile field and 10-15 years of textile or related experience with sound knowl­ edge of textile markets required. GROUP LEADER, COLOR MEASUREMENT AND SPECIFICATION—Supervision and expansion of activities including instrumental color matching, development of instru­ mental color control, prediction of shade ranges based on historical color preference, and related functions. Degree (preferably Masters) in chemistry, physics, or related field and experience in above activities required. DYEING EVALUATION CHEMIST—Investigation of kinetics of diffusion in solids; adsorption of surface-active materials by high polymers; zeta potentials of fibers; and other properties of fibers related to absorption of dyes and textile chemicals. Doctorate in physical or physical-organic chemistry required with academic and/or industrial research back­ ground in above areas. TECHNICAL WRITER—Preparation of technical information bulletins and instruction manuals for customers, coordination of printing and distribution of brochures and manuals, and preparation and editing of technical articles and papers for textile trade publications. Bachelors degree or equivalent in chemistry, textile engineering or related field and 3-5 years experience in above functions in the chemical or textile industry required. CARPET DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST—Evaluation of Chemstrand's and competitive carpet fibers. Bachelor's degree in textile engineering or chemistry or related field and 10 years carpet development and/or evaluation experience required. Background in de­ velopment and evaluation of woven and tufted constructions necessary. Experience in evaluation of new or improved fibers and working knowledge of textile yarn spinning proc­ esses and statistics desirable. TEXTILE FIBER EVALUATION ENGINEER—Evaluation of Chemstrand's and com­ petitive fibers and development of end-use applications. Bachelors degree in textile engineering or related field with minimum of 2 years experience in fiber, yarn, and fabric technology and an appreciation of tactile qualities of textiles required. Textile testing, processing, and finishing background required. Experience in chemical fiber processing, statistical design of experiments, and statistical interpretation of data helpful. Send resume of academic training, employment, and salary history in confidence to:

CHEMICAL ENGINEER W e a r e seeking a g r a d u a t e Chem­ ical Engineer who can assume responsibilities in areas of develop­ ment a n d process analysis. The position will p r o v i d e an unusual opportunity to plan and supervise pilot operations, a n d involves pro­ cess development as well as process analysis of new products. Qualifications: Three to six years of industrial experience in product development a n d process analysis area. Experience in the plastic films industry or r e l a t e d fields, such as extrusion laminating or p a p e r coating, is desirable. IBM's modern laboratories are lo­ cated in Lexington, Kentucky, in the beautiful blue grass country. Mild climate, pleasant living condi­ tions. Excellent schools a n d housing. Your relocation expenses p a i d . For further information please write, outlining briefly your background and experience, to:

M r . A . J. Ronvaux, Dept. 5 3 3 A 3 IBM Engineering Laboratory Lexington, Kentucky

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THE CHEMSTRAND CORPORATION DECATUR,

ALABAMA

IBM INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION

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DIRECTOR OF TECHNICAL SERVICE — POLYETHYLENE

Careers in Research at the HERCULES

POWDER,

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COMPANY

INCORPORATED

RESEARCH CENTER · WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

To handle customer service problems for new high density polyethylene operations ol Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc. Responsibilities will include preparation of technical papers and bulletins. Wire and Cable and/or blow molding experience essential. Research or development background preferred. Location: Cleveland. Applicants attending S. P. E. Technical Conference in Washington, D. C. contact J. L. Foster at Shoreham Hotel on January 24 through 27. Others send complete résume to:

Opportunities for chemists and chemical engineers, especially those with u p t o 5 years experience in paper chemicals—for new p r o d u c t development work on sizing agents, wet-strength resins, wax emulsions, defoamers a n d coating adhesives. You m a y w r i t e : D r . J o h n C. Robinson, Personnel M g r . Hercules Research Center Wilmington, Delaware

Director of Employee Relations GOODRICH-GULF CHEMICALS, INC. 1717 East Ninth Street Cleveland 14, Ohio

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Join an organization that emphasizes the fundamental engineering approach— where you have an opportunity to contribute all of your ideas and talents. With challenging technical assignments in —Process and Economic Evaluation —Process Development —Process Design —Computer Applications at our Baton Rouge, Louisiana location —Plant Scale Improvement and Services at our Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Houston, Texas; and Pittsburg, California, locations. Interested Chemical Engineers with 1 to 5 years experience a r e invited to submit résumés of academic and professional experience to: R. S. A s b u r y

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PhD degree and background in coor­ dination chemistry, for application and product development. Opportunity for advancement

Salary $10,000 up Send complete resume, Personnel Dept.

GEIGY INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS Division of GEIGY CHEMICAL CORP. Saw Mill River Rd., Ardsley, Ν . Υ.

Ethyl Corporation P . O. B o x 341 Baton R o u g e , Louisiana

Freeze-Dry Engineer Degree in food or Bio-Eng. (strong in Engineering, Bacteriology and processing or foods) or degree in Chemistry, Bacteriology, Chemical Engineering or Veterinary Medicine or Academician with advanced degree and considerable consulting experience in Freeze-Dry techniques and equipment. experience. Must have 5-10 years Thorough knowledge of Freeze-Drying techniques and equipment with food, pharmaceutical or veterinary medicine, agriculture or government research industries. Salary $10,000-$ 12,000 plus. Please send resume to John S. D i c k e y , Employment & Training A d m i n . , American Sterilizer Company, 2424 West 23rd Street, Erie, P a .

CHEMICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Leading diversified company has openings in its expanding chemical division for graduate Chemists or Chemical Engineers with a minimum of 2 years experience in organic technical sales or service. These positions provide unusually good future potential for men with initiative. . .able to travel a southeast or midwest territory. Convenient interviews arranged. Please write in confidence giving complete details including salary requirements. Box 5 0 - J - l , C. &. E. N., Easton, Pa.

New Opportunities for ORGANIC CHEMISTS in exploratory and developmental research are available as a result of our expansion program. These positions offer:

ASSISTANT PLANT ENGINEER Expanding manufacturer of pharmaceuticals and special nutritional products has opening in central Michigan plant. Responsible through four subordinate supervisors for the activities of twenty-two men engaged in plant maintenance activities, including power plant, maintenance of all facilities, and waste disposal. Requires engineering degree and 4-12 years plant maintenance experience. Send résumé and salary requirement to: Manager, Technical Employment Mead Johnson & Company Evansville 21, Indiana

• exceptional advancement opportuni­ ties to men with supervisory potential • professional progress in new areas of chemical technology • a solid career with one of the earliest established chemical organizations in the country. Ph.D .'s with 1 to 5 years industrial experience required. Modern research facilities located near Finger Lakes and Adirondack recreational areas of New York State. Liberal employee benefits. Please send detailed résumé, including salary requirements, in confidence to Director of Research Solvay Process Division Allied Chemical Corporation Syracuse 1 , New York

LIBRARIAN We are looking for a young man with a bachelors or graduate degree in science, training and/or experience as a special librarian, and experience with or interest in new documentation techniques. This individual will develop the present and future technical information systems needed by the company, while assisting with library selection and reference work. Salary will be commensurate with training and experience. Send replies in confidence to:

MR. C. D. GARDEI Professional Employment

ESSO RESEARCH & ENGINEERING CO. P.O.

Box 175

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POLYMER C H E M I S T S Opportunities exist for qualified men in RESEARCH AN*D DEVELOPMENT OF PLASTICS, ADHESIVES AND POLYMERS ^ This work is concerned with applications research directed toward ultimate utilization as engineering materials for civilian and military communications applications. It involves activities on the basic properties of polymers, plastics and adhesives, and will include the evaluation and thorough characterization of such materials as polyolefins, vinyls, ABS plastics, phenolics, casting resins, polycarbonates, polyesters, and epoxies for applications such as injection molding, extrusion, adhesives, laminates and coatings.

Examples of such activities would be work in aging, weathering, stabilization, and modification through compounding, formulation of new and existing polymers for specific applications, and treatment of surfaces for adhesion. M.S. or Ph.D. degree in Organic or Physical Chemistry with polymer emphasis is desirable plus experience in plastics technology. Send resume to Director of Technical Employment, Department 815-N, Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey. Information will be held in confidence.

BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES

World center of communications research and development

CHEMIST-

OPPORTUNITIES

RESIN & VARNISH Research Department of National Expanding Ink Manufacturer. Excellent benefits and opportunity. Sinclair and Valentine Co., 611 West 129 Street, New York, New York.

Our continued program of expansion and diversification in chemicals m a n u f a c t u r i n g h a s created t h e following professional opening:

E x p a n d e d laboratories creates new positions for Junior and Senior Chemists in progressive, rapidly growing national company.

PLASTICS ENGINEER

1. A n a l y t i c a l C h e m i s t s , experienced chromatography, gas chromatography, organic analysis.

• · · G r a d u a t e engineer with good s c h o l a s t i c b a c k g r o u n d and recent experience in t h e chemical, mechanical, and e l e c t r i c a l a s p e c t s of p l a s t i c s extrusion, fabrication and processing e q u i p m e n t . The p o s i t i o n involves t h e s u p e r vision of a p i l o t p l a n t g r o u p in research and development of polyethylene compositions.

2. P h y s i c a l Chemists, microscopy and physical chemistry of protein fibers. 3. O r g a n i c C h e m i s t s , synthesis of dyes and dye intermediates. Research and development. New laboratories, excellent working conditions, and benefits. Desirable location Suburban New York. Send full particulars and salary requirements to:

Salary will be dependent upon experience. A complete and liberal benefit program is offered. Please submit detailed résumé for prompt and confidential consideration to: Mr. Benson Birdsall



CABOT CORPORATION I ^ 125 High Street

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ENGINEER CHEMICAL or MECHANICAL Leading pharmaceutical company, located n.w. suburban area adjacent to Chicago, is seeking a Project Engineer, with B.S. degree and draft exempt. Prefer 2 to 5 years experience in engineering analysis work associated with plant engineering problems. Send complete résumé and salary requirements to F. L. Zoller, Asst. Personnel Director G. D. SEARLE & CO. P. O. Box 5110 Chicago, 80, Illinois

PETROCHEMICALS MARKETING Chemists or Chemical Engineers with 2 5 years experience in some phase of Chemical Marketing are desired for opportunities in Gulf's New York Petrochemical Sales Office. Interested applicants should direct inquiries with a résumé of education and experience, for confidential consideration, to:

GULF OIL CORPORATION Petrochemical Sales Office 360 Lexington A v e n u e New York 17, New York ALUMINUM REDUCTION A most unusual opportunity for a competent technical man, thoroughly experienced in the complete operation of vertical stud Soderberg anode cells. The man selected must have an outstanding engineering record, a theoretical knowledge of this electro-chemical process, and extensive operational experience producing primary aluminum. Must be capable of quality inspection of actual operations. Excellent salary, major benefits. Detail your background and experience in strict confidence. Harvey Aluminum Attn: Director of Professional Personnel 19200 S. Western Avenue Torrance, California

Chemists and Chemical Engineers' Expanding chemical specialty Company with laboratories in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has openings for Creative Chemists and Chemical Engineers preferably with experience in the following areas:

Polymer Chemistry Cement Chemistry Each man selected will have direct r e sponsibility for investigating new projects, establishing research programs, and developing new products. These openings present real growth opportunity for capable people who would like to do applied research with a dynamic company. Send resume, including salary requirements to Mr. E. D. Adams

SENIOR INSTRUMENT ENGINEER To join the engineering staff of our Development Department for work on the application, specification, and installation of process instrumentation. Engineering degree and chemical plant process instrumentation experience required. Please submit your résumé and salary requirements

to:

R. E. Poole NITROGEN DIVISION DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Hopewell, Virginia

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W . ft. GRACE A CO.

DEWEY AND ALMY CHEMICAL DIVISION

Cambridge 40, Massachusetts

INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTS Group leader and bench positions in expanding research program. Ph.D.'s with 0-10 years experience for varied basic and applied research, also supportive studies for our Pilot Plant Program. Send résumé of complete details to: STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY R I C H M O N D , CALIFORNIA

ATTN:

Ass't Laboratory Director

American Chemical Society Regional Employment Clearing House with records at the following offices:

Washington 6, D.C. 1155 Sixteenth St., N.W. REpublic 7-3337

Chicago 1 , Illinois 86 E. Randolph St., Room 404 CEntra I 6-3036

New York 16, New York 2 Park Ave., Room 1802 ORegon 9-1646

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Pilot Plant and Process Development Research and Development Department Large Corn Wet Milling Company. One to Three Years' Experience Preferred but not Essential. Excellent Modern Experimental Facilities. Send applications in strict confidence to Personnel Department.

Clinton Corn Processing Company (A Division of Standard Brands Inc.)

Clinton, Iowa

SALES TRAINEE Spencer Chemical Company offers excellent opportunities to recent graduates to join its Plastics Division in a Sales Trainee position. Preferably we would like men with a technical degree and one or two years' experience in industry. Sales experience desirable but not essential. In reply, send complete details of experience, education, and salary requirements to: Personnel Manager Spencer Chemical Company 1004 Baltimore A v e n u e Kansas City 5, Missouri

ANALYTICAL C H E M I S T : Opportunity for an experienced analyst with rapidly expanding; financially sound diversified chemical specialty manufacturer located in Texas. Moving into modern new plant Spring 1961. Must be experienced in wet analysis. Position requires initiative and creative thinking. All benefits including profit sharing, insurance, etc. Salary open. Address replies t o : Box 32-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton. Pa. ORGANIC COATINGS : HlghlT^conTpete^t chemist for important assignment with top-rated, specialty industrial finishes manufacturer. Ex­ perience in polymers, organosols, plastisob, or quality product finishes, desirable. Exceptional opportunity for capable and ambitious man. Replies held in strictest confidence. Box 56-H-l. C. & E. N., Easton, Pa. WANTED: Chemist with substantial experi­ ence in automotive sealers, adhesive* and specialty coating. Address : Technical Director, J. ΛΥ. Mortell Company. Kankakee. Illinois.

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Box 55-H-l, C. & E. N., Easton, Pa. POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITIONS in chemistry at Washington State University. Salaries $5600 to $6000/eleven months. Areas include biochemistry, physical-organic chemistry, and mechanisms of inorganic reactions. Apply to: Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Pullman, Washington. CHEMIST: Growth opportunity with rapidly expanding financially sound diversified chemical specialties manufacturer. Moving into modern new plant Spring 1961. Should have formulating experience in either waxes, industrial specialties, detergents, adhesives. Position requires initiative and creative thinking. All benefits including profit sharing, insurance, etc. Salary open. Ad­ dress replies to : Box 31-J-l. C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa.

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GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS in chemistry. September 1961. Stipend $2250 for nine-month appointment. For further information write : Chairman, Chemistry Department, University of California, Davis, California. RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS in~~eictrochemistry : Research suitable for Ph.D. thesis; $2800 per year plus partial tuition exemption. Write : Prof. F. Hovorka, Chemistry Department, West­ ern Reserve University, Cleveland 6, Ohio. FACULTY POSITIONS : Available"'"ivir" Sep^ tember 1961, one organic (natural products) and one analytical (instrumental). Ph.D. required. Department expanding. Graduate program. Re­ search encouraged. Department of Chemistry, Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey. ~ TEACHING FELLOWSHIPS : p7og7al7>7l^iding to the M.S. and Ph.D. degree. $2000 plus remission of tuition for academic year. For in­ formation, apply t o : Dean of Graduate School, Northeastern Univer­ sity, Boston 15, Massachusetts. ~ T H E UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII offers assist antships beginning salary $2040 for holders of bachelor's degree without experience; correspond­ ingly higher for persons with master's degree oi experience; fee exempt, 20 clock hours of duties) and NDEA fellowships (basic stipend $2000 taxfree, no fees) beginning September 1961. Re­ search leading toward M.S. and Ph.D. in analyt­ ical, biological, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry, geochemistry and océanographie chemistry. Request application forms and details by airmail from : Dr. Paul Scheuer, Department of Chemistry. University of Hawaii, Honolulu 14, Hawaii. CURATOR OF CHEMISTRY ~ L Â B Ô Ï Ï Â tories to supervise ordering and dispensing oi supplies and maintenance of laboratories. B.S. in chemistry or pharmacy desirable. Head, Department of Chemistry, University of Florida, Gainesville. RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP: Available immediately. Work credited toward Ph.D. or masters' degree; physical and organic chemistry of polymers. $1200, tuition free. Apply: Director, Cellulose Research Institute, State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University, Syracuse 10. New York. FACULTY: September, 1961, inorganic or physical, Ph.D. preferred, masters considered. Salary, rank open. West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon, West Virginia.

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PHYSICAL-BIOCHEMIST: Prospective or recent Ph.D. as collaborator in studies of protein denaturation at Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ nology. Excellent salary, appointment renewable for several years. Applied Science Division, Operations Evaluation Group, 292 Main Street, Cambridge 42, Mass. POST-DOCTORATE" RESEARCH POSItion : Theoretical study of energy transfer proc­ esses and ionization kinetics. Start September 1961. Write: Prof. S. W. Benson, Chemistry Department, Uni­ versity of Southern California, Los Angeles 7, California. MIAMI, FLORIDA: Teaching and research assistantships. M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. $225 and $240 per month for nine, eleven or twelve months and renewable. Three National Defense Act scholarships leading to Ph.D. beginning at $2000 for nine months plus dependency allowances. Organic and physical chemistry research stressed. Inquire : W. H. Steinbach, Department of Chemistry, Uni­ versity of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. PHYSICAL CHEMIST OR PHYSICIST: Fundamental research related to photosynthesis. Undergraduate teaching and graduate research programs. Competitive salary and benefits. Ex­ perienced high-level Ph.D. desired. Charles F. Kettering Foundation, Yellow Springs, Ohio.

SITUATIONS WANTED (ACS Members) PROJECT-PLANT E N G I N E E R : B.S.Ch.E., P.E., 31, married, ten years experience in design, development, plant and project engineering, maintenance and production. Seeks creative, re­ sponsible position in metropolitan New York area. Box 300 J 1, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. ACADEMIC POSITION desired by organic chemist with background in agricultural bio­ chemistry. Assistant manager of research in in­ dustrial laboratory. Ph.D., married, family, age 37, college teaching experience, postdoctoral, six /cars industrial experience. Many publications in held of natural polymers and structural organic chemistry. Seeking position where good teaching is appreciated and the development of a modest fundamental research program is encouraged. Western location preferred. Box 301-J-l. C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. CONSULTANT: Nutritionist-biochemist, Age 38. Ph.D. with extensive background in pharma­ ceutical, food and animal feed industries. Can handle your newT product development (vitamin products, diet supplements, hematinics, veterinary products, enzymes, fermentation products etc.) FDA filings, technical advertising, brochures, clinical studies, animal studies. Box 302-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. ORANIC: Six years post Ph.D. industrial ex­ perience. Exploratory, synthetic organic, mecha­ nistic research and process development. Desires research—no process development of polymers. Publications. Honor societies. Box 303-J-l, C. & E. N., Easton. Pa. TRANSLATION, FRENCH-ENGLISH : Ph.D. chemist desires spare-time translation work in physical-organic and related fields. Box 304-J -1, C. & Ε. Ν.. Easton, Pa. FIBERGLASS: Experienced in coatings, bind­ ers, adhesives ; existing and new products. Development through pilot plant. Seeking opportunitv for growth and reward. Box 305-J 1, C. (ν Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. ONLY one good new idea could lick cancer! Have idea. M.S. microbial chemistry; M.S. physical organic chemistry. Want to pick two assistants, modest research budget. Fresh from college, fresh idea. Could pharmaceutical com­ pany pay $7000/vear? Box 306-J-l. C. '& Ε. Ν., Easton. Pa. CHEMIST, ANALYTICAL: B.S. Age 29. Family. Veteran. Four years experience RcvD. Trace analysis of impurities in ceramics and metals by wet and instrumental methods. Ex­ perienced with Beckman DV spectrophotometer, flame photometer and the polarograph. Seeks R&D position. Prefers N.Y. or N.J. area. Box 307-J-l. C. & Ε Ν.. Easton, Pa. ORGANIC CHEMIST: M. A. 1958, B.S. 1951. age 32, seven years synthetic organic research and development of pharmaceuticals and fine chem­ icals, two years analytical control. Desires challenging, responsible position in research, de­ velopment, production or technical service. Metropolitan New York area only. Box 308 J 1. C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. MANAGEMENT: Age 38. 13 years of ex­ perience in plant management and industrial inorganic chemical research. Have the ability to work with people and to direct the work of others. Can furnish excellent references. P.O. Box 5455. Reno, Nevada.

CHEMIST, CHEMICAL ENGINEER, chem­ ical specialties. Cleaners for laundries, dishes and 25 different substrata. Polishes for auto*, furni­ ture, metals inclusive aluminum, magnesium. Solid, liquid soaps (to 50%) synthetic detergents (production and compounding). Dry bright wax and waxless emulsions and compounds. Air and automotive chemicals. Sanitary chemicals (dusts, solutions, emulsions). Adhesives. Specifications Box 309-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa, ACADEMIC POSITION"! Inorganic s10n products removal. Box 310-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. CHEMIST (female). B.S. and some graduate courses, mostly analytical. Have done medical research, three years, but would like inorganic quality control or research. Prefer metropolitan area. Would consider day or evening shift Box 311-J-l, C._& E. N.," Easton, Pa. INFR AR E D S P E C T I ^ l < œ P I ^ r T ~ B . A.. 1950 Ten years diversified experience analytical research, last five years in application of infrared, GPC techniques to qualitative/quantitative problems involving plastics, rubbers, organic*, inorganics, mechanism of polymer cure. She desires position with group engaged in infrared studies No geographical preference. Box 312 J-l, C. & E\ JST., Ka M on, Pa. O R G A N I C - M . S . " E Q U T V A T Ë N T : 37 Seëkm^ position in R&D applied synthetic and natural polymer work, five years supervison' experience Prefers middle Atlantic, south or west coastal areas. Box 303 ,1-12, C. & E. N.. Easton. P a . COLLEGE TEACHING"pos7tkm~~in chemistry or mathematics or administrative-teaching position in junior college. Age 27. Four years experience in curriculum development and' tea chin « at the college level. Ph.D. in physical chemistry to be completed in June. Prefers temperate climate. Box 302-J-l 1, C. & E. N., Easton. Pa. MANAGEMENT, TECHNICAL"sËÏÎYÏCÊ"Tu"· sales: B.S., post-graduate work, liberal arts background, chemistry major, 28, married, military obligation completed. 2Vs years technical supervisory, administrative experience in biochemical research laboratory. Interested ultimately m administrative aspects of production and distribution within the chemical industry Will relocate and travel. Available February 1961. Ronald E. Wiita. 49V« Miles Street, Milll.ury Massachusetts. C H EM I ST - CHEM IOAlTÈ^GI ΝΈΕ R 7 Ί\ΐ. L T. Ph.D. has 18 years experience in graphic arts, fibrous products, organic chemicals. Desires re­ connect ion in research, engineering, or production to aggressive industrial concern. Box 308-F-l. C. & Ε. Ν., Easton. Pa. ACADEMIC : Ph.IX Consid7raïïle~~ teaching, research and supervisory experience. At present associate professor (tenure) and department head at small liberal arts college. Have taught general, analytical, inorganic, physical, elementary organic and soils chemistry. Interested in permanent teaching position with opportunity for research. Age 41, married, children. Box 309-F-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. CHEMIST, ANALYTICAL. B.s77Tge 43. fe~n years experience in research and production analy­ sis, three years section leader. Some glass blow­ ing and statistics. Available now. Minimum salary $600. Box 310-F-l, C. & E. N., Easton, Pa. SALES PROMOTION/TECHNK AL WïU'fing : Over eight years experience in all phases of advertising, sales promotion, technical writing with giant chemical and petroleum companies . planning, organizing, budgeting and developing advertisements, technical literature, direct mail, exhibits, brochures. B.S. chemistry. Seeking greater challenge nnd opportunity. 35. married"! family. Box 313-F-l. C. & E. N., Easton. Pa. TECHNICAL SERVICE. SALES OR PROrTuct development: Ph.D., organic, age 31. married. Four years experience with appliance and paint manufacturers. Formulated and directed development of fluid bed and plastisol coatings. Extensive adhesive application experience and vendor contacts. Immediately available. Box 319-F-l, C. & E. N., Easton. Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER": B~S. v77~yëâr? experience (mainly pharmaceutical tablet ing). Service complete. Interest in graduate studies if possible. Box 324-F-12. C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. _____ RESEARCH MANAGER: 15 years industrial experience with demonstrated creativity and prod­ uct development in fields of plastic foams and coatings, paints, plastics, paper converting and sensitized papers, specialist in field of molecular complexes and their applications. Numerous pat­ ents and new product developments. Age 40. Present salary $18.000. Box 314 J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa.

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(Situations Wanted, Continued) CHEMIST: M.Sc. Analysis, quality control experience, food-beverage, alcohol, whiskey. Wet, instrumental, methods. Laboratory organic syn­ theses, pilot plant development dye intermedi­ ates, dyes, pigments. Spectrographic, quality control analyses leading manufacturer electrome­ chanical, electronic computing guidance systems. Industrial or teaching position desired. New York City, Westchester county, northern New Jersey areas only. Box 305-H-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. CHEMIST: B.S., age 26, single, night classes in chemical engineering, 4x/2 years in inorganic research process group. Work involved plant tests, process development and basic research in phosphates. Desires challenging position in ap­ plied and/or process research or technical service. Box 311-L-12, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. ACADEMIC: Analytical chemist, Ph.D., Janu­ ary 1961. Several years of responsible teaching experience. Résumé upon request. Desires permanent faculty position. Box 313-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. CHEMICAL ENGINEER : 1948, age 37, twelve years chemical production management and engi­ neering. Seeks management position with new plant or expanding company, preferably in the South. Box 315-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa. PHYSICAL CHEMIST: Ph.D., 1950. Seeking challenging position industrial or academic field. Publications in physical, inorganic chemistry, in­ frared, Raman and mass spectroscopy, isotope ex­ change. Box 316-J-l, C. & E. N., Easton, Pa. ARE YOU A. V.P. or director for international operations, in need of a No. 2 staff-man for world-wide liaison, engineering trouble-shooting, technical legwork? Ch.E., age 40, 20 years ex­ perience in all phases of engineering and manu­ facturing in organic chemical and pharmaceutical industry; last nine years specializing in interna­ tional operations; interested new association. Languages. Box 317-J-l, C. & Ε. Ν., Easton, Pa.

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and mechanism of the reaction, ex­ amples of applicability, special pre­ cautions, rival methods, detailed modes of procedure, and an annotated tabulation of the specific examples re­ corded in the literature. The subjects included are the Beek­ mann Rearrangement of oximes, re­ arrangement of aminomethylcycloalkanes (Demjanov Rearrangement) and of aminomethylcycloalkanols ( Tiffenau-Demjanov Ring Expansion) by nitrous acid, the arylation of olefmic compounds by diazonium ions dis­ covered by Meerwein, the base cata­ lyzed rearrangement of haloketones to give carboxylic acid salts, esters, or amides (Favorskii Rearrangement) and the preparation of olefins from amines by pyrolysis of quaternary am­ monium salts (Hofmann Elimination Reaction) and amine oxides. The new editor has exceeded the call of duty by serving as coauthor for the last chapter. It is remarkable that, after presenta­ tion of over 80 reactions in earlier 132

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volumes, two such noteworthy reac­ tions as the Beekmann Rearrangement and Hofmann Elimination have re­ mained for discussion. As might be expected, the two chapters devoted to these venerable reactions are the most extensive. That on the Beekmann Re­ arrangement gives broad coverage of the reaction as applied not only to oximes but also to oxime derivatives and related compounds such as imines, N-halo imines, etc. The scope of the study and discussien of stereochemis­ try are excellent. The chapter might have been strengthened by a more critical view of the reaction mecha­ nism, which, for example, would have excluded the reduction of oximes from consideration as a possible variation of the Beekmann Rearrangement. The omission of a comparison from the practical viewpoint with the Schmidt Reaction which provides an alternative path to similar products is, although subject to criticism, not particularly detrimental since this topic is taken up in detail in Volume 3 of the series. The chapter on olefins, the Hofmann Elimination Reaction, is commendable from all viewpoints and especially for the inclusion of less familiar yet useful pyrolyses of amine oxides, amine phos­ phates, and the decomposition of IV-

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acyl amines catalyzed by phosphorus pentoxide. The remaining chapters which, al­ though dealing with reactions less ex­ tensively studied, cover- material which has been and is of noteworthy interest from both theoretical and practical standpoints. A comparison, in the chapter on ring expansions, of alterna­ tive routes such as expansion with diazomethane would have been wel­ come. Each of these chapters pro­ vides valuable and interesting reading to those interested in the theoretical as well as practical side of the reactions. In short, the new editor-in-chief has chosen to publish a worthy addition in the conventional and highly popular pattern already established, rather than indulge in innovation. The se­ lection of topics and the quality of their presentation are such as to afford the new volume a position of esteem beside the others of the series. Organic Reactions. Vol. XL ARTHUR C. COPE, editor-in-chief, vii + 501

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Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 9 Agency—Jordan, Sieber & Corbett, Inc. L. Frank Markel & Sons 32 Agency—George Moll Advertising, Inc. The Matheson Co. Inc 95 Agency—Leonard M. Sive & Associates, Inc. Melpar, Inc., A Subsidiary of Westinghouse Air Brake Co 69 Agency—Larrabee Associates Adver­ tising Metal & Thermit Corp 18 Agency—Marsteller, Rickard, Gebhardt & Reed, Inc. Metal Hydrides, Inc 42 Agency—Creamer, Trowbridge & Case Co. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.. . 66-67 Agency—The Aitkin-Kynett Co. Inc. Monsanto Chemical Co 33 Agency—Gardner Advertising Co.

Penfield Mfg. Co Agency—F. P. Walther, Jr. and Asso­ ciates, Inc. S. B. Penick & Co Agency—James J. McMahon, Inc. Peninsular ChemResearch, Inc Pennsalt Chemicals Corp Agency—The Aitkin-Kynett Co. Inc. Pittsburgh Lectrodryer Corp Agency—The Griswold-Eshleman Co. Power-Curve Conveyor Co Agency—Mosher, Reimer & William­ son, Inc.

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Western Petrochemical Corp., Warwick Wax Div Agency—Ben Sackheim, Inc. Westronics, Inc Agency—Glenn Advertising, Inc.

Yellow Springs Instrument Co. Inc Agency—Odiorne Industrial Advertis­ ing, Inc.

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Advertising

Merald Lue Sales Manager, ACS

Publications

A. Stuart Powell, Jr. Advertising Sales Manager C&EN

Assistant

Robert J. Halliday Advertising Sales Manager,

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REPRESENTATIVES

Chicago 2 . . . Frederick C. Dorr, Laurence O. Roberts, 111 W. Washington St., RAndolph 6-8497 Cleveland 14 . . . Rodney D . Long, 1717 East 9th St., PRospect 1-4011

Reilly Tar & Chemical Corp 2nd Cover Agency—The House of Twiss, Inc. Rohm & Haas Co 103 Agency—Arndt, Preston, Chapin, Lamb & Keen, Inc.

Schwarz BioResearch, Inc Agency—Burdick & Becker, Inc. Arthur F. Smith & Co Agency—Julius Spector Standard Scientific Supply Corp Agency—Firestone Advertising Agency, Inc. Swift & Co Agency—Russell T. Gray, Inc.

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Varian Associates Agency—Boland Associates

Advertising Management American Chemical Society The Nalge Co. Inc Agency—Wolff Associates, Inc. Nanmac Corp Agency—Burton Advertising Corp.

Quaker Oats, Ltd Agency-R. F. White & Son, Ltd.

General Mills, Inc 4 Agency—Knox Reeves Advertising, Inc. Gulf Oil Corp 70 71 Agency—Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove, Inc. Hamler Industries, Inc Agency—Aves, Shaw & Ring, Inc. Harchem Div. of Wallace & Tiernan, Inc Agency—Barber & Drullard, Inc. Harshaw Chemical Co Hercules Powder Co. Inc Agency—Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. Heyden Chemical Div., Heyden-Newport Chemical Corp Agency—Ο. S. Tyson & Co. Inc.

Labasco, Inc Agency—Firestone Advertising Agency, Inc. Lucidol Div. of Wallace & Tiernan, Inc Agency—Barber & Drullard, Inc.

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Eastman Chemical Products, Inc 61 Agency—Fred Wittner Co. Eco Engineering Co 58 Agency—The Michener Co. Elgeet Optical Co. Inc 41 Agency—The Wexton Co. Inc. Emery Industries, Inc 54-55 Agency—F arson, Huff & Northlich, Inc. Evans Chemetics, Inc 73 Agency—Daniel H. Price, Inc. Fisher Scientific Co Agency—Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc.

Kewaunee Scientific Equipment Agency—Phillipps-Thackeray

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Tennessee Corp 38 Agency—Crawford & Porter, Inc. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co 12-13 Agency—Sanger-Funnell, Inc. Titanium Pigment Corp 10 Agency—Doyle, Kitchen & McCormick, Inc. Trinock, Inc 79 Agency—Fairfax, Inc.

Union Carbide Chemicals Co., Div. of Union Carbide Corp 20 Agency—]. M. Mathes, Inc. U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co., Div. of National Distillers & Chemical Corp 5 1 , 52 Agency—G. M. Basford Co.

Dallas 19 . . . Parker Harris, McDonaldThompson, 2727 Oak Lawn Ave., LAkeside 1-1266 Denver 3 . . . Robert H. Heidersbach, Dean Thome, McDonald-Thompson, 620 Sherman Street, KEystone 4-4669 Houston 6 . . . Frank N. Vickrey, McDonaldThompson, 3217 Montrose Blvd., JAckson 9-6711 Los Angeles 5 . . . Ε. Τ. Thompson, Richard T. Tormey, McDonald-Thompson, 3727 W. 6th St., DUnkirk 7-5391 New York 22 . . . Robert J. Halliday, Thomas F . Casey, E. Lee Muller, James L. Conklin, 430 Park Ave., MUrray Hill 8-8600 Philadelphia 7 . . . J. Duncan Roberts, 12 South 12th Street, Walnut 2-0346 Portland 4 . . . Francis M. Easton, McDonaldThompson, 404 Times Bldg., CApital 2-1546 San Francisco 5 . . . Roy McDonald, Mc­ Donald-Thompson 625 Market St., EXbrook 7-5377 Seattle 4 . . . T. Harry Abney, McDonaldThompson, 1008 Western Ave., MAin 3-3766 Great Britain and Western Europe . . . Brayton Nichols The American Magazine Group, 151 Fleet Street, London E.C. 4, England

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