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1946 EXH IBITORS NATIONAL CHEMICAL EXPOSITION CHICAGO C Ο L I S Ε U M SEPT. 10-14, 1 9 4 6 BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! Yes, the 1946 Exposition will definitely be the finest eVer held. Many of the exhibits will reflect the results of the war, either in modifications resulting from changes in material sources, or innovations brought about by war research and develop- ment work. "CHEMICAL TRAIL BLAZERS" — a feature attrac- tion. An interesting and educational symposium of new ideas, new discoveries, new developments and new ap- plications in industrial progress. The unique three-dimen- sion method of presentation will highlight the Exposition. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY MEETING will run concurrently, being scheduled for Sept. 9-13. Yes, the 1946 National Chemical Exposition will be bigger and better than ever this year. Plan now to attend." MAKE RESERVATIONS AT THESE COOPERATING HOTELS Stevens Palmer House Congress Continental Bismarck St. Cloir Eastgote La Salle Edgewater Beach New Hamilton Atlantic Sheridan Plaza Ac· C I · · · Incorporated AUb*fn· Peseer Co. E. JV Atbrlgh·. Co. American Cytntmltf & Clsemlcal Corporation* Aimrlun Chemical Society Amrlun Hard Rubbtr Co. American Htat R«cUlml«if Cora. American Instrument Co. American Pulveriser Co. Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. M. Reeve Angel * Co.. Inc. Antul Chemical Company Armstrong Mactsine Works All·» Powder Company Automatic Transportation Co. • · β Shipping Room Sup. Co. •arco Mfg. Co.. Not Inc. Bareco Oil Company Bernsteed Still «V Sterlliror Co.. Inc. Beml« Bro. Bag Co. lorksten Laboratories Blaw-Κηοι Company Buflovek Equipment Olv. The Bristol Company The Brown Instrument Co. Buehler. Ltd. Carbide and Carbon Chemical» Corp. The Carpenter Steel Co. Central Scientific Company Chamberlain too. Corp. Chemical Industrie» Chemical & Metallurgical Engineering Chicago Apparatus Company Chicago Cerb-O-Tank Co. Chicago Pump Co. W. A. Clear» Corporation Combuttion Eng. Co.. Inc. Commercial Solvent» Corp. Consolidated Prod. Co.. Inc. Continental Can Co.. Inc. The Container Company Corneliu» Product* Company Corning Clat» Works Croll-Reynold» Co. Crell.Reynold» Engineering Co. Crucible Steel Co. of America) Oar co Corporation Davit Emer. Equip. Co.. Inc. The Davison Chemical Corp. P. M. deBeers A Associate» Oetlnance Mach. Work». Inc. Oept. ot Water and Power Equipment Preview Distillation Product». Inc. The Dow Chemicol Company Durametellic Corporation The Eimco Corporation Emery*Carpenter Cont'r Co. The Lmulsol Corporation Eppenbecrt. Inc. Ertel Engineering Corp. Eutectlc Welding Alloys Corp. Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. niter Paper Company First Machinery Corp. Fisher Governor Company Fisher Scientific Company The W. J. Fittpetrtck Co.. Inc. Fletcher Work». Inc. Food Indu«trie* Foote Mineral Company The Carlock Packing Co. Ceneral Ceramics and Steatite Corp. Clascote Products. Inc. Clyco Products Co.. Inc. Coslin.Blrmingham Mfg. Co.. Int. Graham Mfg. Company. Inc. Groen Mfg. Company B. F. Gump Co. O. W. Haerlng A Co.. Inc. W. A. Hammond Orierite Co. Hart-Moi»ture-Meter« Hatco Valve A Machine Co. Haveg Corporation Haynes Stelllte Company Hell Engineering Co. The Milliard Corporation Herculeo>Powder Co.. Inc. Hllls-McCanna Co. Κ. Η. Huppert Co. Illinois Testing Lab.. Inc. Illinois Water Treatment Co. Industrial Instruments. Inc. Industrial A Eng. Chemistry Industrial Lining Engineer». Inc. Inlilco. Inc. Jensen Machinery Co., Inc. The Johnson Corporation O. G. Helley oV Company W. M. Kessel A Co. Kewaunee Mfg. Co. Kieley and Mueller. Inc. Kimble Class Company Maurice A. Knight Laboratory Furn. Co.. Inc. The LeBour Company. Inc. Arthur S. LaPlne «V Co. Lead Industries Association Leader Iron Works. Inc. Leeds a· Northrup Company Link-Belt Company Leeb Equipment Supply Co. Maclean-Hunter Pub. Corp. Malllnckrodt Chemical Wks. McGraw-Hill Pub. Co.. Inc. Marathon Corporation Marco Company. Inc. Marsh Stencil Machine Co. The Master Package Corp. The Matheson Company. Inc. Mayer A Oswald. Inc. The Mclntyre Co. Mttal-CUss Products Co. Michigan Steel Casting Co. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Minnesota Mining A Mfg. Co. The Miskella Infra-Red Co. Moore Product» Co. The Moto-Truc Company National Aluminate Corp. National Carbon Co.. Inc. National Engineering Co. National Starch Products Inc. National Technical Lab. New Jersey Mach. Corp. The Ohio Chem. A> Mfg. Co. Oronlte Chemical Company The Pacific Northwest The Permutit Company Leonard Peterson & Co.. Inc. The Ptaudler Co. Precision Scientific Company Process Equipment Corp. Productive Equipment Corp. Pulverlting Machinery Co. Putman Publishing Co. Radio Corp. ol America Raymond Pulverizer Olvlslon Relchhold Chemicals. Inc. Revlsto Pipe A Valve Company Robbln» A Myer». Inc. Ross A Rowe. Inc. Milton Roy Company SI. Regl» Paper Company E. H. Sargent A Co. Schaar and Company Claude B. Schneible Co. Scientific Glass App. Co. Sela» Corp. of America E. H. Sheldon * Co. Simplicity Engineering Co. Slvyer Steel Casting Co. Shelly Oil Company A. O. Smith Corporation Secony-Vecuum Oil Co.. Inc. L. Sonneborn Son». Inc. Sparkler Manufacturing Co. D. R. Sperry A Co. Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) Tester Instrument Companies Tech Laboratories Tltefiei. Inc. Trt-Clover Machine Co. Trlmount Instrument Company Union Corb. and Car. Corp. United States Stonowore Co. Universel Oil Products Co. Velslcol Corporation Victor Chemical Work· Waukesha Foundry Company The Wool her head Company W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. W. Vo. Pulp A Paper Co. Wheelco Instrument» Co. Wllhens-Anderton Co. Wlnthrop Chemical Co.. Inc. Vale A Towne Mfg. Co. ». A. Ztirn Mfg. Co. 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BIGGER A N D BETTER T H A N EVER! Yes, the 1946 Exposition will definitely be the finest eVer held. Many of the exhibits will reflect the results of the war, either in modifications resulting from changes in material sources, or innovations brought about by war research and develop­ment work.

"CHEMICAL TRAIL BLAZERS" — a feature attrac­tion. An interesting and educational symposium of new ideas, new discoveries, new developments and new ap­plications in industrial progress. T h e unique three-dimen­sion method of presentation will highlight the Exposition. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY MEETING will run concurrently, being scheduled for Sept. 9-13.

Yes, the 1946 National Chemical Exposition will be bigger and better than ever this year. Plan now to attend."

MAKE RESERVATIONS AT THESE C O O P E R A T I N G HOTELS

Stevens Palmer House Congress Continental

Bismarck St. Cloir Eastgote La Salle

Edgewater Beach New Hamilton Atlantic Sheridan Plaza

Ac· C I · · · Incorporated AUb*fn· Peseer Co. E. JV Atbrlgh·. Co. American Cytntmltf & Clsemlcal Corporation* Aimrlun Chemical Society A m r l u n Hard Rubbtr Co. American Htat R«cUlml«if Cora. American Instrument Co. American Pulveriser Co. Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. M. Reeve Angel * Co.. Inc. Antul Chemical Company Armstrong Mactsine Works All·» Powder Company Automatic Transportation Co. • · β Shipping Room Sup. Co. •arco Mfg. Co.. Not Inc. Bareco Oil Company Bernsteed Still «V Sterlliror Co.. Inc. Beml« Bro. Bag Co. • lorksten Laboratories Blaw-Κηοι Company Buflovek Equipment Olv. The Bristol Company The Brown Instrument Co. Buehler. Ltd. Carbide and Carbon Chemical» Corp. The Carpenter Steel Co. Central Scientific Company Chamberlain too. Corp. Chemical Industrie» Chemical & Metallurgical Engineering Chicago Apparatus Company Chicago Cerb-O-Tank Co. Chicago Pump Co. W. A. Clear» Corporation Combuttion Eng. Co.. Inc. Commercial Solvent» Corp. Consolidated Prod. Co.. Inc. Continental Can Co.. Inc. The Container Company Corneliu» Product* Company Corning Clat» Works Croll-Reynold» Co. Crell.Reynold» Engineering Co. Crucible Steel Co. of America) Oar co Corporation Davit Emer. Equip. Co.. Inc. The Davison Chemical Corp. P. M. deBeers A Associate» Oetlnance Mach. Work». Inc. Oept. ot Water and Power Equipment Preview Distillation Product». Inc. The Dow Chemicol Company Durametellic Corporation The Eimco Corporation Emery*Carpenter Cont'r Co. The Lmulsol Corporation Eppenbecrt. Inc. Ertel Engineering Corp. Eutectlc Welding Alloys Corp. Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. niter Paper Company First Machinery Corp. Fisher Governor Company Fisher Scientific Company The W. J. Fittpetrtck Co.. Inc. Fletcher Work». Inc. Food Indu «trie* Foote Mineral Company The Carlock Packing Co. Ceneral Ceramics and Steatite Corp. Clascote Products. Inc. Clyco Products Co.. Inc. Coslin.Blrmingham Mfg. Co.. Int. Graham Mfg. Company. Inc. Groen Mfg. Company B. F. Gump Co. O. W. Haerlng A Co.. Inc. W. A. Hammond Orierite Co. Hart-Moi»ture-Meter« Hatco Valve A Machine Co. Haveg Corporation Haynes Stelllte Company Hell Engineering Co. The Milliard Corporation Herculeo>Powder Co.. Inc. Hllls-McCanna Co. Κ. Η. Huppert Co. Illinois Testing Lab.. Inc. Illinois Water Treatment Co. Industrial Instruments. Inc. Industrial A Eng. Chemistry Industrial Lining Engineer». Inc. Inlilco. Inc. Jensen Machinery Co., Inc. The Johnson Corporation O. G. Helley oV Company W. M. Kessel A Co. Kewaunee Mfg. Co. Kieley and Mueller. Inc. Kimble Class Company Maurice A. Knight Laboratory Furn. Co.. Inc. The LeBour Company. Inc. Arthur S. LaPlne «V Co. Lead Industries Association Leader Iron Works. Inc. Leeds a· Northrup Company Link-Belt Company Leeb Equipment Supply Co. Maclean-Hunter Pub. Corp. Malllnckrodt Chemical Wks. McGraw-Hill Pub. Co.. Inc. Marathon Corporation Marco Company. Inc. Marsh Stencil Machine Co. The Master Package Corp. The Matheson Company. Inc. Mayer A Oswald. Inc. The Mclntyre Co. Mttal-CUss Products Co. Michigan Steel Casting Co. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Minnesota Mining A Mfg. Co. The Miskella Infra-Red Co. Moore Product» Co. The Moto-Truc Company National Aluminate Corp. National Carbon Co.. Inc. National Engineering Co. National Starch Products Inc. National Technical Lab. New Jersey Mach. Corp. The Ohio Chem. A> Mfg. Co. Oronlte Chemical Company The Pacific Northwest The Permutit Company Leonard Peterson & Co.. Inc. The Ptaudler Co. Precision Scientific Company Process Equipment Corp. Productive Equipment Corp. Pulverlting Machinery Co. Putman Publishing Co. Radio Corp. ol America Raymond Pulverizer Olvlslon Relchhold Chemicals. Inc. Revlsto Pipe A Valve Company Robbln» A Myer». Inc. Ross A Rowe. Inc. Milton Roy Company SI. Regl» Paper Company E. H. Sargent A Co. Schaar and Company Claude B. Schneible Co. Scientific Glass App. Co. Sela» Corp. of America E. H. Sheldon * Co. Simplicity Engineering Co. Slvyer Steel Casting Co. Shelly Oil Company A. O. Smith Corporation Secony-Vecuum Oil Co.. Inc. L. Sonneborn Son». Inc. Sparkler Manufacturing Co. D. R. Sperry A Co. Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) Tester Instrument Companies Tech Laboratories Tltefiei. Inc. Trt-Clover Machine Co. Trlmount Instrument Company Union Corb. and Car. Corp. United States Stonowore Co. Universel Oil Products Co. Velslcol Corporation Victor Chemical Work· Waukesha Foundry Company The Wool her head Company W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. W. Vo. Pulp A Paper Co. Wheelco Instrument» Co. Wllhens-Anderton Co. Wlnthrop Chemical Co.. Inc. Vale A Towne Mfg. Co. ». A. Ztirn Mfg. Co.

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