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Announcement is made by The Barber Asphalt Company of Philadelphia that they have taken over the exclusive rights t o manufacture "Aterite," a noncorrosive, acid-resisting metallic alloy from the Aterite Company, Inc., of N e w York City. S U P E R H E A T E R COMPANY
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T h e Superheater Company of New York a n d Chicago recently elected M. Schiller vice president in charge of accounts a n d purchases, and W. F. Jetter, treasurer and assistant secretary. Bard Browne was appointed assistant to vice president in charge of sales and service, and T. F. Morris, assistant secretary a n d assistant treasurer. LABORATORY CONSTRUCTION C O .
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The Laboratory Construction Co., Kansas City, Mo., is marketing a new style digestion rack for multiple Kjeldahl di gestions. Special arrangements are made for carrying their fumes and heating the flasks electrically. GUTTA
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H. H. Snell, formerly manager of the Gear Department for Chas. Bond Company, Philadelphia, has recently been appointed a s district representative for Foote Bros. Gear a n d Machine Company of Chicago. DU
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Through a merger of the financial interests of the Hewit Rubber Company of Buffalo, N . Y., with t h e G u t t a Pereha & Rubber Mfg. Company of New York and Brooklyn, Buffalo recently acquired another large rubber industry. A t a re organization meeting held in Buffalo, F . E. Miller was elected president of the G u t t a Percha & Rubber Mfg. Company. J o h n H. Kelly a n d Amadee Spadone were elected vice presidents a n d W. J . Magee, secretary a n d treasurer. T h e reorganization is the first step in t h e removal of the company's plant, office a n d other facilities to Buffalo.
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T h e Dyestuffs D e p a r t m e n t of E . I. du Pont d e Nemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware, has recently announced t h e a p p o i n t m e n t of F . W. Wolff as sales manager of intermediates a n d rubber chemicals a n d of W. W. Rhodes a s sales manager of agricultural and miscellaneous chemicals. Messrs. Wolff a n d Rhodes have been with the du Pont Company for m a n y years a n d their offices are located in the du Pont Building, Wilmington, Delaware. P Y R O X Y L I N PRODUCTS, I N C .
Pyroxylin Products, Inc., 5301 West 65th St., Chicago, is a new company engaged in the manufacture of nitrocellulose derivatives for special uses—leather dopes, lacquers, cements, etc. W . Courtney Wilson is chemist in charge and Chas. E . Fawkes is manager. A J A X ELECTROTHERMIC CORPORATION
T h e Ajax Electrothermic Corporation is preparing t o build a large plant and office building on a 25-acre t r a c t of land in Ewing Township, New Jersey, in the near future. Plans call for t h e erection of a factory 200 ft. by 60 ft. together with a two-floor office building, containing about 4000 square feet of floor space. This company manufactures high frequency induction furnaces, a unique process developed after years of experimenting on t h e p a r t of Dr. E . F. N o r t h r u p , formerly a Princeton professor a n d now vice president of the Ajax Company. W E S T I N G H O U S E E L E C T R I C AND M A N U F A C T U R I N G C o .
An improved line of vapor-proof units, composed of a mini m u m number of p a r t s consisting of a globe, holder, socket, a n d gasket, a n d which prevent dangerous dusts or vapors from reaching t h e lamp bulb, h a s just been designed by the Westinghouse Electric a n d Manufacturing Company. This new line consists essentially of cast-iron hoods, housing front-connected sockets, vapor proof globes, and suitable reflectors. These sockets are so designed as t o retain all the important features of Westinghouse reflector sockets. CHEMICAL T R E A T M E N T COMPANY, I N C .
T h e Chemical T r e a t m e n t Company, Inc., of 26 Broadway, N e w York City, t h e producers of Crodon, t h e chrome-alloy plate developed b y Dr. Colin G. Fink of Columbia University, h a v e announced t h e recent purchase of another plant a t Waterbury, Conn., which will become Plant N o . 2 of this company's produc tion units.
