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CHEMIST with some petroleum experience. Needed in Chicago area for development of pe troleum products and rust preventives. State age, draft status, degree, and salary desired in opening letter. Box 79-TP-8, Ind. A Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa. WANTED—GRADUATE chemist, research experience with drying and semi-drying oils Extensive knowledge of analytical oil determina tions required. Box 17-NP-9, Ind. & Kng. Chem., Easton, Pa. CHEMIST WANTED: preferably in the field of metallic soaps, though a broad knowledge of organic may be substituted. Should be capable of research and development. Permanent posi tion, aggressive concern, Ohio location. In reply state salary desired, draft status and education in detail. Box 2 0 - N - 9 . Ind. & Eng. Chem., Easton, Pa. MIDWESTERN CHEMICAL company has excellent opportunity for woman chemist to serve as technical secretary and librarian. Give full information and salary expected in first letter. Box 40-TP-9, Ind. ., now in class 2-Λ, in charge of small laboratory for pharmaceu tical manufacturer, seeks position in closer con nect ion with defense work. Experience in drug analysis and research, liox lit» Ν ΙΟ. Ind. & Eng_._Chem . Easton. Pa. «»!«;.-\NIC i'HKMIST. Ph Π Five yearsindustrial research and development experience in synthetic organic chemistry. Prefer position in charge of a small group with a company doing de fense work preferably in the field of organic chemi cals, or drugs, plasties ami rubber, liox 7.'* N i l ) , Ind. «fc Eng C h e m , East.m^ Pa. PNOIMCTION CHEMIST: Married, draft deferred. Ten yea·".**' industrial experience in synthetic and natural hormones, pharmaceuticals, research and development. Supervisor last three years. Responsible war work desirable. Job location immaterial, liox 74- Ν -10. Ind. & Kng. Chem., Kaston, Pa PHARMACOLOGIST: Married, draft de ferred, H.S., M.S., nine years' industrial experience in pharmacology, endocrinology, bio-assays, physi ology, pathology, bacteriology, toxicology, haematology. Last four years director and consul tant work. Responsible war work only, liox 75 N- 10, Ind. Λ Kng. Chem., Kaston, Pa C H E M I C A L KNG INKER. Chemist. li.Ch.Κ . M.A. organic. 7 years' experience research and plant development in cellulose, foods, petroleum, chemicals. Ape 28, married. Draft deferred. Consider chemical engineering position in petro leum, synthetic rubber, or synthetic organic. Location immaterial. Available immediately, liox 7l> Ν ΙΟ, Ind. Λ Kng. Chem., Kaston. Pa OIKJANIC CHEMIST. M..S. HMl. « . u i w work toward doctorate. Training in organic chemistry includes synthesis, resarch and micromethods of analysis. Desires position in research or production. Draft deferred, liox 7 7 - N - 1 0 , Ind. Λ Kng. Chem.. Easton. Pa C H E M I C A L E N G I N E E R : B.S. I«J37. desires I'liemieal engineering development work in held essential to the war effort. 5 years' experience in industrial application of, and research relating to. resins and plastics. Kxtra training in plastics, colloidal and organic chemistry, and chemical engineering. Good character and personality, progrcseiye, practical, has ideas and sense of re sponsibility. American, white, single, age 27, draft, 2-B. Iiox 79-N-K). Ind. & Kng. Chem., Easton, Pa. PETROLEUM SPECIALTY chemist. Broad experience in the development and manufacture of such products as: soluble cutting oils, sulfurizcd oils, naphthenic acids, metallic salts of organic acids and specialty compounded oils. Box 8 0 - N - 1 0 , Ind. , married, draft classi fication 3-A. Box 10-N-IO, Ind. & Eng. Chem.. Easton. Pa SECRETARY —ASSIST executive. College graduate with 0 years' diversified experience. Knowledge of chemistry and business adminis tration. Box U - N - I O . Ind. &_Eng. Chem . Easton. Pa. C H K ' M I C A L ANALYST. Age 47. JO years' laboratory experience. I C.S. graduate. f)esires employment in Eastern States for duration of war. Box 13-X-lO. Ind. Λ: Eng. Chem.. Kaston. Pa CI IE λί IC A L " E N G I N E E R : experienced in maintenance and production of organic chemicals. li.Ch.E. degree. Draft deferred. Box 18-N-lO. Ind. «V. Eng. Chem . Easton, Pa YOUNG WOMAN, 2 kilos I n d i u m Metal. 5 0 0 grams Uranium Metal. "» kilos G e r m a n i u m Metal, Ground Iron 99.90. B o x «8 Ν 10. Ind. A E n g . Chem., Kaston, Pa.
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Fat Salvage T H I S Chemical Service Corp., 110 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., is collecting exhaust fats to be converted into glycerol, and at the same time is fircproofing and greaseproofing ducts in hotel and restau rant kitchens. The grease accumulated in ducts and exhaust fans is not only hazardous, but reduces their efficiency. It is estimated that the average restaurant exhaust system yields anywhere from 25 to 300 pounds of grease, depending on how long since it was cleaned. Arrange ments have been made with Tenderers to accept such greases to be salvaged for the war effort.
Brass Cleaner 1 υ itEMOVE corrosion, scale, or black oxide from brass surfaces, Hamico No. 480 Brass-Kleen has been developed by the Iiaas-Miller Corp. Laboratories, 4th and Bristol Streets, Philadelphia. Pcnna.
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