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Vanton Pump & Eqpt. Div. of Copper Alloy Corp 128 Agency—St. George & Keycs, Inc. Victor Chemical Works 103-110 Agency—The Buchen Co.
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Weksler Instruments Corp Agency—Duncan-Brooks, Inc. John Wiley & Sons, Inc Agency—Maxwell Sackheim & Co., Inc.
Cleveland 14—Robert Sommer, 815 Superior Ave. N.E., PRospect 1-5583
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Chicago 2—Robert E. Dunn, 111 West Wash ington Street, RAndolph 6-8497 San
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