ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS Pulverizing Machinery D i v . , Metals Disintegrating C o . , I n c Agency— \Villiams a n d London
Q u a k e r Oats C o Agency—Headen, Inc.
Horrell a n d Wentsel,
Kietz M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o Agency—Levinger Advertising Agency It ohm & H a a s C o Agency—Arndt, Preston, Chapin, L a m b & Keen, I n c .
Schaffer Poidometer C o Semet-Solvay D i v . , Allied Chemical Corp Agency—Benton & Bowles, I n c . Siginainotor, I n c Agency— Mel vin F . Hall Advertising Agency I n c . F . L . Smidth & Co Agency—The Stuart C o . Solvay Process D i v . , Allied C h e m i c a l Corp Agency—Κ as tor, Hilton, Chesley & Clifford & Atherton, I n c . Spraying Systems C o Agency—Advertising Producers-Asso ciated, I n c . Sprout-Waldron Agency—Adams Associates, I n c .
Tolhurst D i v . , American M a c h i n e & Metals, I n c Agency—The L. W . Ramsey Adv. Agency
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Turbo-Mixer Div. of G e n e r a l American T r a n s p o r t a t i o n Corp Agency—Edward H . vVeiss & C o .
A D V E R T I S I N G SALES R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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Weksler Instruments Corp Agency—Duncan-Brooks, I n c . A. R. Wilfley & Sons Agency—Ed M. H u n t e r & Co.
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Seattle 4—Harry Abney, McDonald-Thompson, 1008 Western Ave., MAin 3 - 3 7 6 6 Portland 4—Fred Goetz, McDonald-Thompson, 404 Times Building, CApitol 2-5146 Denver 3—Robert H . Heidersbach, McDonaldThompson, 6 2 0 Sherman St., KEystone 4-4669
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