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O L P R O P A N E To make urethane foam, rigid or resilient, you need a polyoL This is where an increasing portion of Celanese' 15 million lbs. capacity of trimethylolpropane is going, and where the Celanese low price is helping manufacturers of urethane foams and coatings to flatten costs and meet the competition of other materials. The same with alkyd resins—another end use where Celanese trimethylolpropane's high production and low price have enabled paint and coatings manufacturers to plan ahead with more confidence. Giving dependability to your raw material supply source is a continuing program at Celanese.

Celanese Corporation of America, Chemical Division, Dept. G54-F, 180 Madison Ave., New York 16. Canadian Affiliate: Canadian Chemical Company Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver- Celanese© Export Sales: Amcel Co., Inc., and Pan Amcel Co., Inc., 180 Madison Avenue, New York 16, Ν. Υ.