Ifusses, with police escort, took the visitors from the hotel, ivhere the tour assembled, to the refinery

*7de (fyemeeaC Maryland Section Visits

Members oj" tin' .Muryltind Sectitm, ACS, icere guest* of the Stantlfird Oil Co. of Λ > Ι Γ Jersey on Oct. 29 for tin afternoon tour <tf the iiultiittore Refinery and flintier ut tFie Sht'ra ton-belvedere Hotel at whir h Per Jv. Frolich, director of the Chemical Division* tJsso lAiborulories. spoke on '* Recent Pro si­res s iti Hyclrocarboti Chemistry". Paul E. Kuhl, manager of the Haiti more Refinery. adilressed the section preceding the toitr. and Ciles If. Cooke, chairman of the .W«rv-

lion, presided fit the flintier meeting

Operatiotis were explainetl at vitrions stations as the visit€)rs were escortetl in groups through thi> refinery. Left. Group fit light etids furnace

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Above. Photo-murals and samples on display in hotel foyer. Left. Per K. Frolich speaking. Itelow. Dinner scene at Sheraton-Belvedere

"Tfemé panade Baltimore Refinery

Right. A group leaving bus tit flocks iv fie re tour started

Hie Baltimore Refinery uses Gulf Coast and i'enezuela crudes. First stop on the tour teas €it the ship, A. C. Bedford, tvftich was unhtading oil frf>ni South America

Right. η . II. Sinclair, Clyde Burke, and li. Washington, of Statulanl Oil Siiles Division, John A. llercidson* -Morgan College* Charming H ilson, Consolidiitetl Cas, Light, and Poiver Co., ami Secretary, Maryland Section, It". L. Ray, E. S. Diggs, M. Lewis, antl W. II. Long* Standard Oil

Left. II. C. Burks, Standftrd Oil* W. J. Murphy, CHEMICAL· & ElSGI-SSEEiaiVG \Eirs, Per K. Frolich, Esso Laboratories, Giles B. Cooke? Crown Cork and Seal, Mrs. Kuhl9 Alden H. Emery, AMERICAIW CHEMI­CAL SOCIETY, Mrs. Frolieh, JJ . J. McClintock, Starularil Oil, Mis» M. K. Frolich, Paid E. Kuhl9 Starulard Oil.

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