Document 1J2y0Y42B94nKg60y67mrj1K
OfflCML DlGfSI
Index
Nos. 1 to 171
December, 1919, to December, 1937 (Inclusive)
Compiled by P. E. JAMESON
Reprinted from "DRUGS, OILS AND PAINTS" Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs
901 Gunard Bldg. 220 S. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Printed in the V. S. A.
During the years 1931-37, inclusive, P. H, Jameson contributed serially to Drugs, Oils and Paints an index to papers and reports which had been published in the Of f ic ia l Dig es t from its inception to December, 1937, inclusive.
The Executive Committee believing that Jame son's work compiled and arranged would be of service to the membership of the Federation, ordered the printing of this Index.
G. B. He c k el , Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION
GENERAL
Discussion, NRA and Plant Supervision, O.D. 129, pp. 263-264.
Factory Clerical Work; Factory Records, Forms, etc., O.D. 6, pp. 1-2;
O.D. 62, pp. 13-20.
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The Necessity of Research in Our Industry, Allen Rogers, O.D. 91, pp. 18-23.
The Place of Research in the Paint and Varnish Industry, R. H. Kienle, O.D. 143, pp. 84-85,
Research, J. Alexander, O.D. 143, ,p. 101.
Research Work in the Federation, E. J. Probeck, O.D. 93, pp. 55-57.
Unemployment Insurance, (resume) F. T. Carlton, O.D. 144, pp, 133-136.
COSTS AND COST ACCOUNTING
Determination of Accurate Formula Yields for Pastes, Liquid Paint
and Enamels, G. E. Finn, O.D. 147, pp. 294-296.
Determination of Accurate Formula Yields in Manufacture of Nitro
cellulose Lacquers, C. M. Hayes, O.D. 147, pp. 292-293.
Manufacturing Costs, by L. R. Croal, O.D. 152, pp, 14-15,
Cost Accounting in the Paint & Varnish Factory, A. S. Keiller, O.D. 153, pp. 47-53.
Paint & Varnish Costs, especially as applied to Southern Plants, dis cussion, O.D. 154, pp. 83-85.
Uniform Cost Accounting for the Paint & Varnish Industry, W, R.
Sieplein, O.D. 155, pp. 134-138.
Present Day Costs, M. W. Lade, O.D. 161, pp. 349-359.
Costs, Questionnaire on, O.D. 165, pp. 119-120; Replies, O.D. 165,
pp. 124-128.
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Report of Cost Accounting Committee, Annual Meeting, O.D. 165, pp. 122-124; 0,D. 171, pp. 363-371.
Production Costs, discussion of, O.D. 166, pp. 199-201, O.D, 169, pp. 300-303.
Cost of Matching Samples of Competitors' Products, O.D. 106, pp. 497 499; O.D. 107, pp. 637-538.
Cost of Making Small Batches of Pigmented Materials, J. O. Kaser, O.D. 115, pp 866-871.
H. S. Bartholomew, O.D. 19, pp. 2-7.
E. W. Storey, O.D. 37, pp. 9-14.
C. A. Sondhaus, O.D. 46, pp. 2-3; O.D. 94, pp. 70-73.
P. B. Buckminster, O.D. 34, pp. 5-9 ; O.D. 62, pp. 13-20; O.D. 104,
pp. 404-405.
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R. C. Stark, O.D. 105, pp. 478-479.
A. C. Stephan, O.D. 108, pp. 574-583.
-- Wilhelm, O.D, 109, p, 630.
J. A. Royer, O.D. 113, pp. 769-781.
M. W. Frishkom, O.D. 114, pp, 821-823.
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J. 0. Kaser, O.D. 115, pp. 866-871; O.D. 125, pp. 130-136. T. H. Place, O.D. 122, pp. 12-15; O.D. 125, p. 129. R. Neuberger, O.D. 131, pp, 336-339. E. J. Benge, O.D. 134, p. 84.
FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Fire Control Equipment, discussion, O.D. 51, pp. 7-9; O.D. 91, pp. 46-47; O.D. 100, pp. 241-243; O.D. 101, p. 277-279; O.D. 129, pp. 262.
Fire Prevention, general discussion, O.D. 12, pp, 3-7; O.D. 50, pp. 12-13; O.D. 96, pp. 136-137; O-D. 141, pp. 367-371.
Spontaneous Combustion of Paint Pastes, discussion, O.D. 36, pp. 2-3.
HEALTH PROBLEMS
Benzol Poisoning, -- Gumaer, O.D. 90, pp. 21-22; A. R. Riddell, O.D, 104, pp. 442-444; W. J. Pitt, O.D. 106, p. 523. Note on, O.D. 105, p. 491; O.D. 107, p. 563.
Lead Absorption & Lead Poisoning, resume of talk by Dr. Kehoe, 0J). 165, p. 139.
HOUSEKEEPING
F. L. Sulzberger, O.D. 76, pp. 1-2, 4-5,
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HJR. Ayres, O.D. 79, pp. 8-10, 15.
H. T. Becker, O.D. 80, 7-8, 10-11.
Good Housekeeping, W. Pomeroy, O.D. 157, pp, 345-347.
Good Housekeeping, discussion, O.D. 167, pp, 224-225.
PERSONNEL
Co-operation Between the Technical Man and the Varnish Superin tendent, R, J. Munn, O.D. 83, pp. 23-28.
Has the Technical Man a Place in Business Administration? E. T. Sterne, O.D. 110, pp. 658-659.
Labor Turnover, Its Control and Reduction, J. M. Rich, O.D, 51, pp. 3-4 and 4-5.
Questionnaire, Labor, Wages, Holidays, etc., O-D, 54, p. 2. Relation of the Chemical Engineer to the Paint and Varnish Indus
try, H. Aiken, O.D. 44, pp. 16-20.
Relation of the Technical Man to the Paint and Varnish Industry, C. H. Hall, O.D. 30, pp. 11-12.
Report of the Philadelphia Plant Managers' Committee, re: American Educational Conference, re; standardizing courses for the train ing of students in Paint and Varnish Industry, O.D. 9, pp. 3-5,
Difficulties of Such Training, Discussion, O.D. IQ, pp. 1-3.
Co-operation, Robt. j. Munn, O.D, 167, pp. 23-28.
Co-operation, Personnel, etc., E. T. Trigg, O.D. 161, pp. 347-349. 347-349.
The Benefits of Research to the Production Man, C. M. Stine, O.D. 73, pp. 22-24.
The Link Between the Sales and the Manufacturing Departments, J. E. K'ortum, O.D. 72, pp. 13-16.
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Wages, Discussion, O.D. 164, pp, 107-108. H. B. Blanke's Questionnaire, O.D. 83, pp. 5-9.
FORMULATION
PAINTS AND ENAMELS
Paints Using Aluminum Bronze as a Pigment, J. D. Edwards, O.D. 63, pp. 6-7, 8; O.D. 105, pp. 464-467. R. I. Wray, O.D. 74, pp. 12-13; O.D. 149, pp. 360-361. D. T. Smith, O.D. 93, pp. 61-64.
G. T. Chapman, O.D. 84, pp. 97-100. E. Seheller, O.D. 119, pp. 993-997. W. B. Roberts and J. D. Edwards, O.D. 134, pp, 61-67.
Red Lead as a Paint Pigment for the Inhibition of Corrosion of Iron, J. A. Schaeffer, O.D. 126, pp. 181-183.
Corrosion, Notes, -- Ziegelman, O.D. 42, pp. 16-17. R. J. Moore, O.D. 137, pp. 213-214.
Effect of Driers on Film Structure, J. S. Long, O.D.. 96, pp. 130-136.
Rezyl Resins in Paints and Enamels, J. M'. Sanderson, O.D. 109, pp. 612-620; O.D. 111, pp. 684-691.
Synthetic Resin White Enamels, S. Werthan, O.D. 105, pp. 467-474.
Lead Pigments and Their Use in Paints, J. A. Schaeffer, O.D. 126, pp. 180-189.
Livering of Paints, J. E. Kortum, O.D. 46, pp. 10-12.
Metal Primers, Notes, F. G, Breyer, O.D. 49, pp. 12-13. H. A. Nelson, O.D. 49, pp. 13-14.
Treatment of Oils for Non-penetrating Paints, W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 132, pp. 352-356.
Paint Fundamentals and Their Application, C. D. Holley, O.D. 126, pp. 194-200.
Some Fundamental Pigment-Vehicle Relations and Their Effect in
Paints, L. W. Ryan, O.D. 134, pp. 73-83.
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Importance of Chemical Action Between Pigment and Vehicle in Paint Making, J. R. McGregor, O.D. 31, pp. 13-15.
Selecting the Correct Resin for Each Paint Formulation Requirement, J. M. Sanderson, O.D. 137, pp. 190-196.
Pigments, Vehicles and Paints, D. W, Edgerley, O.D. 106, pp. 513-516.
Design of Paint, G. H. Pickard, O.D. 103, pp. 366-374,
Explanation of the Compromises Necessary in Paint Formulation, J. R. McGregor, O.D. 108, pp. 593-596.
Factors Affecting the Durability of Paint Films, F. G. Breyer, O.D. 33, pp. 10-12.
Recent Developments in Paint Industry as Affected by Bakelite Resins, by R. j. Moore, O.D. 155, p, 172.
Problem of Proprietary Paints, Standardization of Paints, F. L. Browne, O.D. 158, pp. 266-267.
Cheap Paints, Discussion, O.D. 154, pp. 128-129.
Some Fundamental Paint Characteristics (Defects, Failures, etc.), R. L. Hallett, O.D. 32, pp. 6-12.
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Exterior Paints, J. F. Broeker, O.D. 147, pp. 268-284, Effect of Various Pigment Combinations on the Durability of House
Paints, H. H. Morris, O.D. 147, pp. 300-301. Relationship Between Pigment-Vehicle Ratio and Durability of Ex
terior House Paints, A. C. Elm, O.D. 141, pp. 346-349. Exterior House Paint Combinations in Relation to Durability and
Type of Failure, D. W. Robertson, O.D. 146, pp. 228-263, 254-255; O.D. 147, p. 298. Normal Paint Failure and an Indicated Means of Correction, F. G. Breyer, O.D. 27, pp. 1-4. Painting Plastered Walls, Discussion, O.D. 107, p. 548. Developments in Wood Priming (Aluminum Paint), J. D, Edwards and R. I. Wray, O.D. 122, pp. 15-21. Primer for Exterior House Paints, F. C. Schmutz, O.D. 141, pp. 355-357. Wood Primers, H. A. Nelson, O.D. 103, pp. 389, 397; O.D. 104, pp. 432-434. Wood Primers, C. A. Holkesvig, O-D. 106, pp. 601-503. Study of Priming Coat Reductions for Painting New Wood Surfaces, Report Northwestern Club, O.D. 121, pp. 1068-1071. Glycerol-phthalate Resins in Quick Drying House Paints, 0. Mileti and P. S. Eddy, O-D. 119, pp. 997-1000. Refrigerator Finishes, Chase, O.D. 81, pp. 9-11. . Settling of Lithopone Paints, Discussion, O.D. 77, pp. 22-23. Theories of Settling in Paints, H. Green, O.D. 79, pp. 11-12. Titanium Dioxide, Lithopone and Leaded Zinc Paints, H. H. Morris, O.D. 132, pp. 356-364. Titanox C Pigment, Flat Wall Paints Made From, D. W. Robertson, O.D. 121, pp, 1076-1081. Titanox C Pigment, Flat Finishes Made From, M. Doniger, O.D. 112, pp. 727-734. Titanox C Pigment in Paints, M. Doniger, OB. 103, pp. 378-389. Vehicle Effects in Paints Formulated with Titanium Pigments, D. W. Robertson, O.D. 126, pp. 200-207. Titanium Pigments for Gloss Finishes, D. W. Robertson, O.D. 134, pp. 67-73, White Lead in Paints (Durability), R. L. Hallett, O.D. 34, pp, 26-29. Durability of Zinc Pigment Paints, L. H. Trott, O.D. 94, pp. 79-82; O.D. 95, pp. 118-119. Properties of Zinc Oxide Influencing the Weathering of Paints, A. C. Eide, O.D. 145, pp. 164-177, 196. Various Zinc Pigment Paints, L. H. Trott, O.D. 50, pp. 23-28, Zinc Pigments in Relation to Southern Climatic Conditions, S. Werthan, O.D. 148, pp. 321-328, Zinc Sulphide Pigments for Interior Paints, H. A. Nelson, O.D. 145, pp. 177-185; OD. 160, pp. 397-398. Use of Zinc Oxide in Paints, L. Wemple, O.D. 24, pp. 6-7. High Leaded Zinc Oxide Paints, C. D. Holley, O.D. 116, p. 911. Zinc Paints as Outside Paints, L. H. Trott, O.D. 50, pp. 23-26,
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VARNISHES Fortified House Paint Vehicles, S. R. Grovenstein and G. F. Beal,
O.D. 139, pp. 269-274. Trend of Polishing Varnishes During the Past 100 Years, J. M.
Jauch, O.D. 150, pp. 398-400. Treatment of Oils for Non-penetrating Paints, Krumbhaar, O.D, 132,
pp. 352-356. Formulation of Amberol Resin Varnishes, W. T. Pearce, O.D. 101,
pp. 294-298; O.D. 102, pp. 334-338; O.D. 104, pp. 418-420, 434-435. Formulation of Bakelite Resin Varnishes, R. J. Moore, O.D. 102, p. 352. Coumarone and Indene Resin Varnishes, R. S. Green, O.D. 93,
pp, 44-49. Bakelite Resin Varnishes, Kirby, O.D. 110, p. 651. Oil Soluble Unmodified Phenol-formaldehyde Resins, Reactive and
Non-reactive (Amberols), C. F. Pickett, O.D. 156, pp. 185-192, resume of same, O.D. 156, p. 215. Research on Natural Resins and Their Varnishes, Mantell, Allen and Sprinkel, O.D. 152, pp. 4-13. Recent Developments in Natural Resin Varnishes, C. H. Allen and K. M. Sprinkel, O.D. 143, pp. 54-65; O.D. 144, pp, 111-124, 147-148. Synthetic Resin Vehicles for Paints and Enamels, S. Werthan, O.D. 110, pp. 644-660. Vinsol Resins and Application of Same, L. Quincy, O.D. 160, pp. 315-314. Varnishes for White Enamels, R. Cowan, O.D. 38, pp- 3-6. Vehicles for Titanium Pigments, M. Doniger, O.D. 107, pp. 548-554.
LACQUERS General Discussion of Lacquers, -- Higgins and others, O.D. 45,
pp. 15-17. H. A. Gardner, O.D. 48, pp. 10-12. L. Van Schaack, O.D. 50, pp, 28-34; O.D. 62, pp. 5-7. D. Keyes, O.D. 61, p. 10. E. W. Fasig, O.D. 56, pp. 9-15. W. Mueller, O.D. 63, pp. 1-4. H. A. Niebecker, O.D. 64, pp. 18-23. W. C. Wilson, O.D. 70, pp. 11-13. T. F. Bradley, O.D. 77, pp. 5-16. -- Gaskell, O.D. 84, pp. 4-5, R. B. Frazier, O.D. Ill, pp. 701-705. ' R. Baird, O.D. 116, pp. 892-896. A New Process of Making Lacquers Which Require No Sanding, P. E. Marling, O.D. 141, p. 382, Factors Influencing Formation of Nitrocellulose Lacquer Films, J. K. Speicher, O.D. 90, pp. 22-26, Lacquer for Architectural Use, H. B. Sliger, O.D. 104, pp. 425-427; O. R. Brunkow, O.D. 106, pp. 499-501. Making Quick Drying, High Solid Lacquer with High Viscosity Nitro cellulose, P. H. Fawcett, O.D. 136, pp, 139-149.
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Properties of Some Poly-vinyl Resins as Lacquer Resins, by T. P. G. Shaw, O.D, 162, pp. 6-18.
Use of Zinc Pigments in Nitrocellulose Lacquers, L. H. Trott, O.D. 60, pp. 26-28.
Colors for Lacquers, A. P. Brown, O.D. 64, pp. 3-8.
GENERAL
Relation of the Chemical Engineer to the Paint and Varnish Indus try, H. Aiken, O.D. 44, pp. 16-20.
Relation of the Technical Man to the Paint and Varnish Industry, C. H. Hall, O.D. 30, pp. 11-12.
The Benefits of Research to the Production Man, C. M. Stine, O.D. 73, pp. 22-24. The Value of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs to the industry and the Consuming Public, O.D. 39, pp. 1-6. Why is a Production Club ? O.D. 42, pp. 3-7. Industrial Civilization and the Production Man, O.D. 44, pp, 4-13. Social Necessity of Co-operation, O.D, 50, pp. 1-11, The Age of Co-operation, O.D. 59, pp. 7-11.
Miscellaneous Papers, O.D. 37, pp, 3-5 ; O.D. 45, p. 4; O.D. 58, p. 1; O.D. 61, pp. 11-12; O.D. 72, pp. 4-6; O.D. 82, pp. 4-5; O.D. 90, pp. 6-7; O.D. 100, pp. 234-236.
G. W. Cooke, O.D. 38, p. 1; O.D. 45, p. 3. K. J. Howe, O.D. 45, p. 2; O.D. 103, p. 355. W. P. Werner, O.D. 55, pp. 1-2; O.D. 61, pp. 8-11; O.D. 104, pp.
403-404. W. J. Pitt, O.D. 56, pp. 15-16. P. P, Cheesman, O.D. 66, pp. 4-8. G. C. McEwen, O.D. 72, pp. 2-4; O.D. 68, pp. 3-4, 7; O.D. 106, p.
469; O.D. 128, pp. 241-242. E. J. Cole, O.D. 74, pp. 1-2; O.D. 79, pp. 1-4; O.D. 82, pp. 3-4. P. D. Buckminster, O.D. 82, pp. 11-13; O.D. 85, pp. 12-15; O.D. 87,
pp. 21-23, 26-29; O.D. 88, pp. 21-24; O.D. 90, pp. 1-5; O.D. 104, pp, 404-405. A. J. Kelley, O.D. 92, pp, 19-21. E. J. Probeck, O.D. 98, p. 36; O.D. 96, pp. 128-130; O.D. 100, pp. 233-234. R. W. Elton, O.D. 97, pp. 168-171. R. H. Everett, O.D, 100, pp. 232-233; O.D. 101, pp. 271; O.D. 106, p. 495; O.D. 108, p. 572; O.D. 122, p. 3; O.D. 134, p. 59. J. E. Heckel, O.D. 101, pp. 298-300. G. W. Cooke, O.D. 102, pp. 319. E. C. Atwood, O.D. 103, pp. 359-360; O.D. 105,, p. 460; O.D. 124, pp. 88-89; O.D. 131, p. 319; O.D. 132, p. 361; O.D. 133, p. 23; O.D. 135, p. 91; O.D. 136, pp. 131-132; O.D. 137, pp. 176-176; O.D. 138, pp. 223-224; O.D, 144, pp. 107-108.
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J. E. Kortum, O.D. 120, pp. 1016-1018. E. E. Sparrow, O.D. 121, p. 1067; D.D. 122, p. 3; O.D. 123, p. 39;
O.D. 126, p. 127. E. T. Trigg, O.D. 130, pp. 276-278. R. B. Anderson, O.D. 144, p. 107; O.D. 146, p. 205. I. R. Messer, O.D. 145, p. 197-199. J. V. Thompson, O.D. 145, pp. 200-201. R. C. Stark, O.D. 150, pp. 368-369.
Editorials, from the "Official Digest," by G. B. Heckel: O.D. 93, p. 35; 94, p. 67; O.D. 95, pp. 103-104; O.D. 96, p. 127; O.D. 97, pp. 167-168; O.D. 98, pp. 199-200; O.D. 99, pp. 215-216; O.D. 100, pp. 231-232; O.D. 102, pp. 320; O.D. 103, p. 356; O.D. 104, p. 404; O.D. 106, pp. 495-496.
Bonderizing and Parkerizing of Metals, R. R. Tanner, O.D. 114, pp. 829-832; O.D. 116, pp. 905-907.
Changes in the Paint and Varnish Industry, E. J. Probeck, O.D. 93, pp. 59-61.
Cheap Paints, Discussion of, O.D. 144, p. 146.
Colloidal and Chemical Explanation of Drying Oils, A. Schwareman, O.D. 126, pp. 207-208.
Fundamentals of Colloids as Applied to Paints and Varnishes, E. W, Fasig, O.D. 31, pp. 7-12.
Relation of Colloidal Reactions to Paint and Varnish Phenomena, E. W. Fasig, O.D. 20, pp. 13-18.
Color, (resumd) A. F. Brown, O.D, 160, pp. 313-314, Discussion of same, p. 314.
European Paint and Varnish Making Practices, W. H. Krumbhaar, O.D. 90, pp. 16-19; O.D. 135, pp. 92, 124-125; O.D. 140, pp. 306-318; O.D. 150, pp. 400-414.
Report of Committee re: Distribution of Formulation Information by Manufacturers of Raw Materials, O.D. 124, pp. 110-111 and pp. 120-121.
Resolution on Same, O.D. 128, pp. 244-245.
Nature of Paint Film, F. G. Breyer, O.D. 39, pp, 7-8.
Paint from the Engineer's Viewpoint, C, C. Trump, O.D. 64, p. 24,
Paint Industry of Tomorrow, F. G. Breyer, O.D. 109, pp. 620-622.
Observations on Paint and Painting from the User's Viewpoint, T. H. Chisholm, O.D. 120, pp. 1031-1035.
A Plea for the Technical Man, F. P, Ingalls, O.D. 65, pp. 8-9.
Progress and Research in English Paint and Varnish Industry, J. C. Gehant, O.D. 91, pp. 23-30.
Potential Danger of Outings and Other Entertainment Sponsored by Raw Material Bouses, Discussion and Resolution, O.D. 170, p. 311.
Resolution, that resin manufacturers classify and designate their various resins so that the character of each kind is indicated, Cleveland Club, Q.D. 123, p. 43. Reply by American Cyanamid Co., O.D. 125, p. 163.
Resolution on the Standardization of Paints (Analysis on Label),
O.D. 133, p. 27.
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Unfinished Paint Problems, C. D. Holley, O.D. 136, pp. 152, 157.
Color Cards, R. B. Schultz, O.D. 129, p. 263.
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LABORATORY MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, METHODS AND PROCEDURE
Progress and Research of English Paint and Varnish Industry, J. C.
Gehant, O.D. 91, pp. 23-30
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European Paint and Varnish Making Practices, W. Krumbhaar, OJD. 90, pp. 15-19; O.D. 135, p. 92; O.D. 140, pp. 306-318.
Color Nomenclature; Color Systems; Scientific Measurement and Analysis of Colors, C. W. Keuffel, O.D. 47, pp. 1-4; O.D. 70, p. 3. M. U. Paul, O.D. 58, p. 8; O.D. 104, pp. 427-432; O.D. 145, p. 193.
E. T. Frickstad, O.D. 60, pp, 7-12. F. P. Ingalls, O.D. 66, pp, 8-6, A. C, Watson, O.D. 83, p. 29. Consistency and Plastometers, Discussion, O.D. 89, pp. 3-7.
Hiding Power: Use of Cryptometer, A, H. Pfund, O.D. 88, pp. 13-15; O.D. 89, pp. 2-3. H. E. Brown, O.D. 88, pp. 17-18.
G. S. Haslam, O.D. 89, pp. 2-3; O.D. 90, p. 21. R. A. Morrison, O.D. 112, pp. 745-749.
Use of the Microscope in the Paint Laboratory, resume of talk by E. J. Zimmer, O.D. 164, p. 115.
Microscopy for the Paint Industry (Microscopic Examination of Pig ments Determination of Refractive Indices of Liquids, etc.), G. Fearnley, O.D. 163, pp. 54-68,
Mobilmeter, C. T. Chapman, O.D. 87, pp. 15-17.
Oil Absorption and Determination of Same, S. Waidenstein, O.D. 18, pp. 10-15. E. W. Fasig, O.D. 20, pp. 17-18.
Discussion of Methods, O.D. 88, pp. 4-6.
Service Testing in the Laboratory, F. C. Schmutz, O.D. 100, p. 263; O.D. 101, pp. 300-307, 316; OJD. 103, pp. 393-394.
Specific Gravity, Discussion, Toronto Club, O.D. 148, pp. 314-815.
Physical Tests for Pigments and Colors, (a) Tinting Strength and Fineness, D. W. Edgerly, O.D. 32, pp. 8-5; O.D. 106, pp. 513-516. G. W. Sutherland, O.D. 42, pp. 14-16. C. R. Elliot, O.D. 44, pp. 13-16. F. P. Ingalls, O.D. 50, pp. 15-16. -- Walton, OJD. 77, pp. 23-25. H. E, Brown, O.D. 88, pp. 17-18; Discussion, O.D. 88, pp. 4-6. --Plueddman, O.D. 103, p. 393. S. Bonnie, O.D. 118, pp. 978-979. H, H. Morris, O.D. 124, p. 117.
W. E. Pomeroy, O.D. 145, pp. 162-164.
Committee Reports, O.D. 45, pp. 6-7; O.D. 77, pp. 23-25; O.D. 91, pp. 6-17; O.D. 117, pp. 924-929; O.D. 120, pp. 1027-1030.
Report on Methods of Taking Viscosities of Paints and Enamels, O.D. 88, pp. 10-13.
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Apparatus for the Determination of Viscosity of Varnishes, Dis cussion, O.D. 86, pp. 1-3,
Viscosimeters, Discussion of, O.D. 88, pp, 6-10.
Identification of Synthetic Resins in Finished Products, Stoppel, O.D, 126, pp. 189-192.
PLANT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
Filling Machines, P. J. Whiteway, O.D. 7, pp, 5-6.
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Varnish Filter Presses, D. R. Sperry, O.D. 41, pp. 3-4.
Use of Mineral Oil as a Boiler Fuel, W. M. Graff, O.D. 48, pp. 4-6.
Fume Contrql, Report by N. Y. Club, O.D. 51, pp. 13-15.
Fume Control, Report by New England Club, O.D,'53, pp. 4-5.
Fume Nuisance Abatement, Fume Control Systems, etc., Perry-Webster Fume Absorption System, Talk, R. S. Perry, O.D. 10, pp.
2-5; O.D. 33, pp, 2-9, A. W. Karnopp, O.D. 45, pp. 18-23,
Larkin Fume Recovery System, note, O.D, 92, p. 18-
Report of Committee on Fume Control and Discussion of Various Types of Systems Used in New York City, O.D. 46, pp. 7-9,
Labelling Machines, P. J. Whiteway, O.D. 7, pp. 2-5,
Ball and Pebble Mills, talk by O. H. Garlick, O.D. 156, pp, 200-206.
Patterson Paint Mill, R. L. Cawood, O.D. 155, p. 174. 174,
Pebble and Steel Ball Mills, E. H. Trussed, O.D. 73, pp. 9-12; F, N. Steams, O.D. 73, pp. 12-13.
Paint Mills, talk by W. R. Horack, O.D. 168, pp. 250-252.
Paint Grinding Machinery, resume, G. A. Vasel, O.D. 167, p. 211.
Bramley Paint Mill, B. M. Halpern, O.D. 171, p. 385.
Pebble Mills, General Discussion, O.D. 56, p. 9,
-- Talk, M, P. Rosenbaeh, O.D. 9, pp. 2-3.
J. Buckley, O.D. 19, pp. 7-12; O.D. 23, pp. 7-14; O.D. 29, pp. 15-19.
J. S. Scott, O.D. 32, pp. 13-18.
P, O. Abbe, O.D. 42, pp. 20-23; O.D. 120, pp. 1047-1054.
A. T. Beach, O.D. 100, pp. 243-247 and 261-262.
H. F. Kleinfeldt, O.D. 106, pp. 509-513.
-- Wilhelm, O.D. 110, p. 659.
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W. H. Hennessy, O.D. 149, pp. 350-354.
R. L. Cawood, O.D. 151, pp. 432-436, 437-439, 464-455.
Banbury Paint Mixer, Note, O.D. 137, p. 210.
Synthetic Mill Stones ("Aloxite," Carborundum), R. Simpson, O.D. Ill, pp, 706-708; O.D. 145, pp. 160-162. A. McKay, O.D. 87, pp. 13-15.
The Master Mill, L. L. Drake, O.D. 106, pp. 505-509.
General Discussion of Paint Mills, O.D. 46, pp. 7-9; O.D. 50, pp. 19-22.
Ideal Enamel Department, talk, E- Bloch, O.D. 31, pp. 2-4.
Remodeling a Plant to Increase Efficiency, C. G. Preis, O.D. 123, pp. 44-48.
Study of a Model Paint Factory, O.D. 76, pp. 5-6; O.D. 78, pp. 10-11.
Varnish Thinner Recovery, Report, C. R. Elliott, O.D. 140, pp. 305-306.
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Systems for Heating Varnish Kettles, (1) Oil Burners, General Dis cussion, 0,D. 45, p. 9. Talk by W. Graff, O.D. 42, p. 17; O.D. 47, pp. 6-10. H. G, Gilbert, O.D. 121, pp. 1073-1075. "Peninsular" Oil Burner, O.D. 48, p. 2.
Oil Fires, Comparison with Gas and Coke, D. Loney, O.D. 87, pp. 17-19. (4) Gas Heating, Talk, W. D. Fuller, O.D. 119, pp. 989-992. Electric Heating Systems, Talk, R. A. Carlton, O.D. 76, pp. 6-10;
O.D. 91, pp. 40-43. J. C. Beattie, O.D. 97, pp. 176-180. A. D. Spillman, O.D. 120, pp. 1043-1046. Oil Circulation Systems, A. B. McKechnie, O.D. 31, pp. 5-6.
PLANT MANUFACTURING PROCEDURE Factory Management in the Paint and Varnish Industry, talk by R.
C. Stark, O.D. 167, pp. 212-216. Talk by F. G. Breyer, O.D. 78, pp. 12-14; O.D. 88, p. 16. M. Higgins, O.D. 81, pp, 6-7. Pitting of Black Japans on Baking, Discussion, O.D. 12, pp. 7-9; O.D. 13, pp. 4-7. P. E. Marling, O.D. 24, pp. 7-11. Filtration and Clarification, W. T. Glidden, O.D. 3, pp.- 5-9; O.D. 5, pp. 4-6. Centrifugal Clarification, W. D- Cleary, O.D. 65, pp. 5-7. Questionnaire, Varnish Filtration and Enamel Straining, O.D. 58, pp. 11-13. Rosin Containers, Discussion of Questionnaire, O.D. 54, pp. 5-6; O.D. 55, p. 10; O.D. 56, pp. 1-3; O.D. 61, p. 13. Steel Drum Questionnaire, O.D. 48, pp. 3-4, 7-8, 9-10; O.D. 49, pp. 3-7, 11; O.D. 50, pp. 18, 35. One-time vs. Returnable Drum, Discussion, O-D- 42, pp. 18, 19-20. Cleaning Drums, O.D. 13, p. 7; O.D. 15, p. 12; O.D. 40, pp. 1-3; O.D. 65, pp. 10-15. Grinding of Pigmented Lacquers, Discussion, Roller Mills, W. A. McKim, O.D. 73, p. 8. F. W. Hopkins, O.D. 73, p. 9, Developments in the Production and Use of Power, W. W. Rice, O.D. 40, pp. 5-6, Specky Varnish, the Cause and the Remedy, J. M. Langton, O.D. 137, pp. 198-200. Unloading Tank Cars of Oils, Turpentine, etc., O.D. 104, pp. 405-406. Effect of Moisture in Pigments and Atmospheric Humidity on the Mixing Properties of White Pigments in Oil, and on the Con sistency of the Resultant Pastes and Paints, S. Werthan, O.D. 95, pp, 116-118, Method for Simplifying the Production of White Exterior Paints, J. W. Church, O.D. 139, pp. 274-278; O.D. 140, pp. 339-340. Grinding and Mixing, talk by K. F. Atwood, O.D. 168, pp. 252-255, discussion, O.D. 168, pp. 263-265, 265-266. Grinding Carbon Black, talk by L. J, Venuto, 0.D, 158, pp. 258-261,
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Paint Grinding Problems, (Discussion) O.D. 7, pp. 7-9; O.D. 72, pp. 16-18; O.D. 73, pp. 17-19; O.D. 75, pp. 8-10; O.D. 101, pp. 284-286.
Roller Mill Grinding, M. Higgins, O.D. 80, p. 11.
Grinding, talk by J. F. McMenamin, O.D. 168, pp. 255-256.
Paint Grinding Problems, (Discussion) O.D. 166, p. 195.
Paint Thinning and Tinting, talk by H. G. Hayward, O.D. 169, pp. 276-278.
Paint Thinning and Tinting, talk by N. T. Phelps, O.D. 169, pp.
278-280,
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Paint Thinning and Tinting, talk by J. L. Powers, O.D. 169, pp. 273-276..
RAW MATERIALS
RESINS
Petroleum Asphaltum, G. A. Matte, O.D. 77, pp. 28-32. W. L. Linton, V. L. Shipp and M. F. Pratt, O.D. 122, pp, 4-12.
Physical and Chemical Properties of Natural Resins, Mantell, Allen and Sprinkel, Part 1, Analytical Data, O.D. 163, pp. 35-41; Part 2; Solubilities, O.D. 164, pp. 76-83.
Properties of Natural Resins, resume of talk, Allen and Sprinkel, O.D. 160, p. 328.
Ester Gum, E. H. Trussell, O.D. 165, pp. 129-130.
Fossil Resins, Esterified, C. R. Bragdon, O.D. 29, pp. 4-6. F. L. Meyer, O.D. 30, pp. 13-22. Rudderford, O.D. 43, p. 14. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 133, pp. 43-48; O.D. 139, pp. 269-269. C. H. Allen and K. M. Sprinkel, O.D. 143, pp. 54-65; O.D. 144, pp. 111-124; O.D. 144, pp. 147-148. W. M. Juach, O.D. 150, pp. 398-400. C, M. Mantell, O.D. 150, pp. 423-424.
Naval Stores Industry, Various Newer Products of, H. F. Cromwell, O.D. 25, pp. 3-9.
H. K. Salzburg, O.D. 104, pp. 436-442.
J. M. Schantz, O.D. 107, pp. 543-546, 546-547; O.D. 124, pp. 94-100; O.D. 133, pp. 27-32.
Naval Stores Industry, resume of talk by J. L. Boyers, O.D. 170, pp, 356-357.
Rosin, Processed, Limed, J. H. Schantz, O.D. 83, p. 31; O.D. 85, pp. 16-21.
Esterified Rosin, I. Rosensblum, O.D. 50, pp, 42-45. E. C. B. Kirsopp, O.D. 73, pp. 19-20; OJD. 91, pp. 36-37. H. K. Salzburg, O.D. 104, pp. 441-442. H. M. Johnson, Q.D. 110, pp. 665-656; O.D. 115, p. 858. A. J. Wittenberg, O.D. Ill, pp. 695-696. W. H. Breuer, O.D. 118, pp. 973-974.
Rosin, Gum and Wood, Production of, etc., B. H. Boetker, O.D. 9, pp. 6-7. H. F. Cromwell, O.D. 25, p. 9. S. Abbott, O.D. 50, pp. 36-38; O.D. 51, pp, 1-3, 5-7. C. E. Kinney, O.D. 101, pp, 274-277. H. K. Salzburg, O.D. 104, pp. 436-442.
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J. H. Schantz, O.D. 102, pp. 338-345; O.D. 107, pp. 543-547; 0.D, 124, pp. 94-100; O.D. 133, pp. 27-32; O.D. 147, pp. 285-292.
J. L. Boyer, O.D. 189, pp. 281-283. Wood Rosin as a Material for Protective Coatings, J. M. Schantz,
O.D. 147, pp. 285-292. Shellac, Production and Properties of, P. Dean, O.D. 90, pp. 12-14.
W. H. Gardner, O.D. 150, pp. 393-396. Shellac, Specifications for, O.D. 50, p. 47; O.D. 53, p. 11. Synthetic Resins, General Discussions, H. A. Gardner, O.D. 58, p. 3,
P- 3. W. C. Wilson, 0-D. 84, pp. 8-10. H. P. Robertson, O.D. 94, pp. 89-90. E. J. Probeck, O.D. 103, pp, 374-378. S. Werthan, O.D. 110, pp. 644-650. H. M. Johnson, O.D. 110, pp. 652-657. A. J. Wittenberg, O.D. Ill, pp. 695-700. W. H. Breuer, O.D. 118, pp. 971-975. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 142, pp. 15-28; O.D. 143, pp. 90-91, 93-94;
144, pp. 136-138; O-D. 150, pp. 400-414. Synthetic Resins, Classifications of, (resume) W. Krumbhaar, O.D,
161, pp. 360-361, discussion, O.D. 161, pp. 361-362. Synthetic Resins, (resume) S. Babcock, O.D. 157, pp, 265-256. Synthetic Resins, talk by J. McE. Sanderson, O.D. 170, pp. 343-347. Recent Commercial Developments in Synthetic Resins, E. H. Trussell,
O.D. 165, pp. 129-135; O.D. 169, pp. 269-273. Analytical, Identification of Synthetic Resins in Finished Products,
E. A. Stoppel, O.D. 126, pp. 189-192. Synthetic Resins, Alkyd Type, General Discussion, 0. Mileti and P. S.
Eddy, O.D. 119, pp. 997-1000. Glyeerol-phthalate Resins in Quick Drying House Paints, 0. Mileti
and P. S. Eddy, O.D. 119, pp. 997-1000. "Amberol," O.D. 62, pp. 24-31.
E. C. B. Kirsopp, O.D. 62, pp. 24-31; O.D. 73, pp. 19-20; O.D. 74, p. 2; O.D. 75, p. 10; O.D. 91, pp. 35-89.
R. J. Hauk, O.D. 81, p. 21; O.D. 82, p. 16, W. T. Pearce, O.D. 101, pp. 294-298; O.D. 102, pp. 334-338; O.D.
104, pp. 418-421, 434-435. R, V. Jenkins and L. M. Aycock, O.D. 114, pp. 812-818 (Arochlor
Resins), "Bakelite," A. V. Mory, O.D. 71, p. 15.
R. C. Shuey, O.D. 97, pp. 180-184; O.D. 109, pp. 632-633; O.D. 117, pp. 929-941; O.D. 138, p. 248.
R. J. Moore, O.D. 102, pp. 321-331, 348, 352; O.D. 106, pp, 503-505; O.D. 137, pp. 196-198.
Kirby, O.D. 110, p. 651. "Beekacite," H. M. Johnson, O.D. 115, pp. 857-860.
W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 142, pp. 16-28. "Beekosols," W. H. Breuer, O.D. 138, pp. 228-234.
H. M, Johnson, O.D. 126, pp, 176-180. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 142, pp. 15-28, Chlorinated Rubber Resins, W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 133, pp. 33-38.
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Coumarone-Indene Type, J. A, Kenney, O.D. 66, pp. 7-11; O.D. 92,
pp. 22-27. R. S. Green, O.D. 93, pp. 44-49.
"Durez," A. J. Norton, O.D. 112, pp. 719-722; O.D. 115, pp. 861-866;
O.D. 145, pp. 187-188; O.D. 148, pp. 316-320.
"Glyptal," R. E. Thomas, O.D. 85, pp. 8, 9-12. C. S. Ferguson, O.D. 121, pp. 1082-1084; O.D. 124, pp. 100-102.
P. W. Ham, O.D. 135, pp. 102-105.
"Pliolite," H. A. Endres, O.D. 136, pp. 167-168; O.D. 137, p. 210; O.D.
139, p. 288; O.D. 140, p. 337; O.D. 144, p. 151.
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"Rezyls," T. F. Bradley, O.D. 107, pp. 565-561. J. M. Sanderson, O.D. 108, pp. 583-591; O.D. 109, pp. 612-620; O.D. 109, pp. 625-626; O.D. Ill, pp. 684-691; O.D. 112, pp. 739-745; O.D. 113, pp. 781-790; O.D. 117, pp. 941-946; O.D. 118, pp.
965-971; O.D. 125, p. 163; O.D. 137, pp. 190-196; O.D. 143,
pp. 66-72; O.D. 144, pp. 148-149; O.D, 146, pp. 209-215.
Changing Picture of Synthetic Resins (Rezyls and Teglacs), J. McE. Sanderson, O.D. 153, pp. 42-47; O.D, 155, pp. 138-144.
"Tornesite," R. Coolihan, O.D. 133, pp. 39-42; O.D. 135, pp. 121-122; O.D. 139, p. 287.
Urea-Formaldehyde Resins for Finishes, Development and Properties, talk by W. T. Pearce, O.D. 167, pp. 216-220; discussion, O.D. 167, pp, 233-234.
Vinsol and Tornesite Resins, E. Mansfield, O.D, 155, pp. 164-171; discussion, O.D. 155, p. 171; (resume) O.D. 169, p. 287,
Vinyl Derivatives, "Vinylite," R. B. Frazier, O.D. Ill, pp, 702-706. H. F. Robertson, O.D. 94, pp, 89-90 (Vinylite Resins).
Vinylite Resins, (resume) C. Patton, O.D. 170, p. 355.
Vinyloid Resins and Finishes, A. K. Doolittle, O.D. 154, pp. 106-112.
OILS
Drying and Semi-drying Oils, General Discussions, O.D. 96, pp. 154-160; O.D. 150, pp. 377-393.
Chemistry of Linseed and Other Drying Oils, C. A. Knauss, O.D. 77, pp. 18-20. J. S. Long, O.D. 92, pp. 7-17. A. C. Elm, O.D. 106, pp. 744-477. A. Schwareman, O.D. 126, pp. 207-208; O.D. 135, pp. 117-119.
Chemistry of Drying Oils, talk by O. Eisenschiml, O.D. 157, pp. 243-246.
Chemical and Colloidal Nature of Oil Films, A. Schwareman, O.D. 135, pp. 118-119.
Chemistry of Drying Oils, resume of talk, A. Schwareman, O.D. 162, pp. 28-29.
Mechanism of Transition of Drying Oil Into Protective Coatings, J. S. Long, O.D. 92, pp. 7-17.
Processed Oils, Recent Development in (Linseed and Tung), talk by Sorenson and Beal, O.D. 156, pp. 207-212.
Synthetic Drying Oil ("Beckolin"), II. M. Johnson, O.D. 142, pp. 29-30. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 142, pp. 24-25.
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Castor Oil, H. J. Hoffman, O.D. 146, pp. 263-254; O.D. 147, pp. 266-267.
China Wood Oil, Production in China, resume of talk by R. G. Ben nett, O.D. 152, p. 22.
China Wood Oil, Production of, in China, C. Chopp, 0.D, 43, p. 14, M. F. Austin, OJ3. 115, pp. 863-857.
Specifications and Tests for Purity of Wood Oil, O.D. 20, pp. 2-4; O.D. 21, pp. 7-9; O.D. 22, pp. 1-2, 6-7; O.D. 27, p. 5; O.D. 23, pp, 1-14,
15-16, 16-21, 21-24, 29-30, 33-34; O.D. 29, pp. 2-3; O.D. 30, p. 1; O.D. 37, pp. 6-9.
Heat Bodying of Wood Oil, R, C. Shuey, O.D. 144, p. 140.
Fish Oil, Practical Application of, talk by L. J. Reizenstein, O.D. 155, pp. 158-164.
Fish Oils, New Developments in, talk by L. J. Reizenstein, O.D. 168, pp. 245-249.
Fish Oils, Various Kinds, Jensen & Brown, O.D. 3, pp. 2-5.
J. A, Hongler, O.D. 38, pp. 9-14.
D. Lewis, O.D. 41, pp. 16-20.
L. J. Reizenstein, O.D. 92, pp. 18-19; O.D. 102, p. 352; O.D. 110,
pp. 665-666; O.D. Ill, p. 708; O.D. 112, pp. 723-726; O.D. 144,
pp. 126-133.
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W. G. Smith, O.D. 115, pp. 871-874.
G. H. Mendoca, O.D. 122, pp. 22-26.
Sardine Oils, talk by R. C. Rollins, O.D. 155, pp. 155-158.
Linseed Oil, Manufacture and Properties of Specially Prepared Oils, A. Schwarcman, O.D. 12, pp. 1-3; O.D. 14, pp. 1-3; O.D. 29, pp. 8-9 and 9-12; O.D. 32, pp. 1-2, 18-20; O.D. 41, pp. 2-3; O.D. 49, pp. 7-12; O.D. 54, pp. 6-9; O.D. 57, p. 20; O.D. 98, pp. 207-208; O.D. 147, p. 306. G. Piekhard, O.D, 23, pp. 1-2. H. W. Galley, O.D. 50, p. 14; O.D. 51, pp. 16-18; O.D. 63, pp. 3-4; O.D. 71, pp. 12-13.
E. W. Jameson, O.D. 80, pp. 4-6. E. H. Valence, O.D. 109, pp. 631; O.D. Ill, pp. 692-694; O.D. 114,
pp. 882-833.
S. R. Grovenstein and G. F. Beal, O.D. 125, pp, 137-151, 165-166.
Analysis of Linseed Oil, A. Schwarcman, O.D. 135, pp. 117-119,
Polymerization of Linseed Oil, J. S. Long, O.D. 89, pp. 14-22; O.D. 126, pp. 211-212; O.D. 136, pp. 167, 168-169.
L. J. Nunciato, O.D. 97, pp. 194-195; O.D. 98, pp, 200-207; O.D. 100, pp. 248-249.
W, J. Monran, O.D. 100, pp, 258. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 132, pp. 352-356.
Bodied Linseed Oil, resume of talk on, K. Vettewinkel, O.D. 166, p. 186; resume of, O.D. 167, pp. 222-223; discussion of, O.D. 166; p. 204, and O.D. 167, pp. 231-232.
Mineral Oils, Grierson, O.D. 40, pp. 7-8. Perilla Oil, Jensen and Brown, O.D. 3, pp. 2-5. J. A. Hongler, O.D. 38, pp. 9-14.
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Soya Bean Oil, Preparation, Properties, etc., Jensen and Brown, O.D, 3, pp. 2-5. J. A. Hongler, O.D. 38, pp. 9-14. 0. EisenschimI, O.D. 86, pp. 7-14. L. J. Reizenstein, OJD. 92, pp. 18-19. M. Borushko, O.D. 136, pp. 163-164; O.D. 137, pp. 184-190.
PIGMENTS
Paint Pigments, by H. Samuels, O.D. 164, pp, 94-106.
Paint Durability Based on the Physical Properties of Pigments Used,
H. A. Nelson, O.D. 141, pp. 387-389; O.D. 142, pp. 7-16; O.D. 150, pp. 397-398.
Pigments That Help Market Paints, talk by Nelson, Werthan and
Elm, O.D. 154, pp. 117-122; resume of talk, O.D. 153, pp. 67-68, 69, 73, 75, and O.D. 154, pp. 122-123.
Chemical Colors Made by Precipitation (Lead Chromates, Iron Blues,
Chrome Greens, Organic Reds, Cadmium Yellows), Manufacture,
Chemistry, Properties and Testing of Same, H. A. Cawley, O.D.
11, pp. 2-9.
A. F. Brown, O.D. 34, pp. 15-22; O.D. 36, pp. 4-11; O.D. 41, pp.
6-14; O.D. 67, pp. 10-17; O.D. 67, pp. 4-5; O.D. 69, pp. 3-9;
O.D. 135, p. 111. C. D. Allen, O.D. 43, pp. 7-11. E. R. Allen, O.D. 96, pp. 137-144; O.D. 104, pp. 409-417; O.D. 138,
pp. 235-245. -- Phillippi, O.D. 104, pp. 420-421.
W. J. O'Brien, O.D. 104, pp. 421-425. C. A. Henlein, O.D. 122, pp. 26-31.
E. W. Gilles, O.D. 123, pp. 60-68. -- Reed, O.D. 138, pp. 245-248. H. A- Reddy, O.D. 140, pp. 328-334.
Colored Pigments, General Discussion, R. Schmidt, O.D. 31, pp. 26-30. M. R. Paul, O-D. 56, pp. 5-6; O.D. 97, p. 189.
Some Observations on Dry Colors, talk by S. P. Newton, O.D. 155, pp. 146-149.
Some Aspects on Chemical Colors, Dr. Clinton Grove, O.D. 170, pp. 335-342; discussion of talk, O.D. 170, pp. 342-343.
Aluminum Bronze as a Paint Pigment, J. D. Edwards, O.D. 63, pp. 6-7, 8; O.D. 105, pp. 464-467.
R. I. Wray, OJD. 74, pp. 12-13; O.D. 149, pp. 360-361. D. T. Smith, O.D. 93, pp. 61-64. C. T. Chapman, O.D. 94, pp. 97-100. E. Seheller, O.D. 119, pp. 993-997.
W. B. Roberts and J. D. Edwards, O.D. 134, pp. 61-67.
Recent Developments in Aluminum Pigments, talk by R. I. Wray, O.D. 168, pp. 250-254; O.D. 170, pp. 331-335.
Aniline and Other Colors Made from Coal Tar, D. Smyth, O.D. 21, pp. 2-4. A. F. Merz, O.D. 66, p. 12-23; O.D. 131, pp. 324-335. E. F. Smith, O.D. 83, pp. 20-23; O.D. 143, pp. 86-89. G. V. Heyl, O.D. 78, pp. 3-10; O.D. 81, pp. 12-20.
Black Pigments, General Discussion, W. A. Snyder, O.D. 17, pp. 12-13. H. L. Blatchford, O.D. 26, pp. 2-11. L. Martin, O.D. 62, pp. 3, 4-10.
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Bone Blacks, E. M. Gilles, O.D. 123, pp. 60-68.
Carbon Blacks, J. A. Hird, O.D. 12, pp. 10-12. E. W. Boughton, O.D. 103, pp. 390-392. D. F. Cranor and L. J. Venuto, O.D. 106, pp. 479-481. J. W. Snyder, O.D. 130, pp. 286-292. C. W. Schweizer, O.D. 143, pp. 74-83.
Carbon Black (and Other Black Pigments), talk by L. J. Venuto, O.D. 158, pp. 256-260; resume of same, O.D. 158, p. 261,
Lampblacks, G, Delaney, O.D. 92, p. 32.
Calcium Carbonate Pigments, J. W. Church, O.D. 124, pp. 102-110; O.D. 140, pp. 339-340. E. W. Boughton, O.D. 126, pp. 192-193. J. E. Heckel, O.D. 137, pp. 178-184; O.D. 142, pp. 36-36.
"Celite" Pigment (diatomaceous earth), discussion of talk by C. J. O'Neill, O.D. 171, pp. 383-384.
Iron Oxides and Earth Colors, E, G. Davies, O.D. 67, pp. 6-7. J. W. Ayres, O.B. 99, pp. 218-219; O.D. 130, pp. 298-307, T. C, Berling, O.D. 101, pp. 387-291. Discussion,' O.D. 107, p. 563.
E. M. Gilles, O.D. 123, pp. 60-68.
Lithopone, Manufacture of, talk by J. P. Ruth, O.D. 164, pp. 112-117.
Lithopones, W. H. Hendricks, O.D. 20, pp, 11-12.
R. W. Darmer, O.D. 27, p. 6.
L. E. Kelley, O.D. 30, pp. 2-5.
T. H. Zappert, O.D. 71, pp. 2-9.
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H. H. Morris, O.D. 74, pp. 14-19; O.D. 89, p. 11; OJD. 93, pp.
39-44; O.D. 95, p. 121; O.D. 97, pp. 173-175; O.D. 132, pp.
356-364.
-- Frischkorn, O.D, 102, pp. 347-348.
-- Cronin, O.D. 116, p. 908,
Lithopone Troubles, R. W. Darner, O.D. 27, p. 6.
Mica, Ground ("Aratone Pigment"), F. C. Atwood, O.D. 148, pp. 328-333.
Red Pigments, Stability of, outline on research, Technical Committee, O.D. 164, pp. 106-107.
Silica Pigments, G. E. Matlaek, O.D. 14, pp. 6-8. -- Stericker, O.D. 99, pp. 218-219.
C. J. O'Neill, O.D. 125, pp. 152-155; O.D. 141, pp. 372-378; O.D. 148, p, 324.
Tianium Pigments, I. D. Hagar, O.D. 20, pp. 4-5. -- Barton, O.D. 23, pp. 3-6. R. L. Hallett, OJD, 73, pp. 13-15. L. A. Ryan, O.D. 94, pp. 77-78. J. E. Heckel, O-D. 100, pp. 249-254. M. Doniger, O.D. 103, pp. 378-389. H. H. Morris, O.D. 132, pp. 356-364. D. W. Robertson, O.D. 134, pp. 67-73. L. Firing, O.D. 151, pp. 440-442,
Ultramarine Blues, O. L. Frick, O.D. 11, pp. 10-13. R. H. Underdown, O.D. 47, pp, 16-22. A. Merz, OJD. 131, pp. 334-335.
White Lead Pigments, Miscellaneous, R. Hallett, O.D. 32, pp. 26-29. J. A. Schaeffer, O.D. 126, pp. 180-189.
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Zinc Oxides, Straight and Leaded, W. H. Hendricks, O.D. 20, pp.
11-12; O.D. 35, pp. 7-10. H. L. Wemple, 03). 24, pp. 6-7, G. L. Clarke, O.D. 62, pp. 11-12.
E. W. Pluedde, O.D. 103, p. 393, C. D. Holley, O.D. 116, p. 911; O.D. 118, pp. 957-964.
H. H. Morris, O.D. 132, pp. 356-364, A. C. Eide, O.D. 145, pp. 164-177, 196.
S. Werthan, O.D. 148, pp. 321-328. H. A. Nelson, O.D. 150, pp, 397-398,
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Paint Made with Zinc Oxide in France, F. G. Breyer, O.D. 49, pp.
11-13.
Zinc Sulphide Pigments ("Cryptones"), S. Werthan, O.D. 135, p. 122; O.D. 141, pp. 357-359. H. A. Nelson, O.D. 142, pp. 7-14; O.D. 145, pp. 177-185; O.D. 150,
pp. 397-398; O.D. 151, pp. 459-460.
DRIERS
Discussion of Various Compounds of Lead, Manganese, Cobalt and Iron Used as Driers, and Their Action in Films, W, P. Werner,
O.D. 15, pp. 2-11.
J. Olson, O.D. 17, pp. 2-12. A. A. Grander, O.D. 17, pp. 13-16, F. G. Wright, O.D. 22, pp. 3-5. A. J. Wallace, O.D. 31, pp. 16-25. G. H. Pickard, O.D. 56, pp. 18-19. R. Wechsler, O.D. 63, pp. 9-10. P. E. Marling, O.D. 64, pp. 9-16; O.D. 127, pp. 227-229.
Bush, O.D. 77, pp. 2-4, W. S. Chase, O.D. 94, pp. 84-88. J. S. Long, O.D. 96, pp. 130-136.
C. F. Carrier, O.D. 97, pp, 184-188. W. Krumbhaar, O.D. 151, pp. 442-452.
Discussions of the Newer Driers Made by Combining the Above Metals with Napththenie Acid, "Soligen" Driers, C. A. Klebsattel, O.D. 112, pp. 735-739; O.D. 114, pp. 823-829, 833; O.D. 115, pp.
875; O.D. 116, pp. 907-908; O.D. 130, pp. 292-297; O.D. 135, pp.
112-116.
Japan Driers, Precipitation and Crystallization of, A. Grander, O.D. 55, pp. 3-4.
"Nuodex" Driers, C. A. Knauss, O.D. 135, pp. 100-101; O.D. 136, pp.
158-160; O.D. 145, pp. 156-160.
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Zinc Resinate, New Forms of: A Brief Discussion of Their Value to
the Paint and Varnish Industry, E. Edelstein, O.D. 171, pp. 371-373; discussion of paper, p. 374.
SOLVENTS
Coal Tar Solvents, Manufacture, Properties, Uses, etc., W. W. King, O.D. 7, pp. 9-10. J. A. Kenney, O.D. 103, pp. 360-366; O.D. 123, pp. 48-69, A. R. Riddell, O.D. 104, pp. 442-444. W. J. Pitt, O.D. 106, pp. 523. A. Merz, O.D. 131, pp. 324-335. F. W. Corkery, O.D. 140, pp. 318-328.
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Lacquer Solvents and Diluents: Synthetic Organic Compounds, E, M. Mueller, O.D. 63, pp. 1-4. O. R. Brunkow, O.D. 91, p. 46; O.D. 121, pp. 1087-1089. H. E. Hoffman, O.D. 74, pp. 8-10; O.D. 86, pp. 18-23. H. F. Robertson, O.D. 94, pp, 89-90. R. W. Friese, O.D. 94, pp. 91-93, C. Lichtenberg, O.D. 96, pp. 144-149. J. M. Schantz, O.D, 102, pp. 338-345. A. F. Cadenhead, O.D. 116, pp. 888-891.
Petroleum Distillates for Use in Lacquers, J. K. Stewart, O.D. 121,
pp. 1071-1073.
Petroleum Distillates, Manufacture and Properties of, E. G. Condon, O.D. 8, pp. 1-3. W. P. Werner, O.D. 20, pp. 6-10. Grierson, O.D. 40, pp. 7-8. D. R. Merrill, O.D. 52, pp. 3-5, H. Angstadt, O.D. 72, pp. 19-20; O.D. 74, pp. 3-7. E. E. Follin, O.D. 82, pp. 18-24; O.D. 114, pp. 835-836. A. R. Manley, O.D. 105, pp, 481-483; O.D. 109, pp. 622-624.
B. C. Dodd, O.D. 125, pp. 156-160. J. K. Stewart, O.D. 135, pp. 93-100.
W. J. Reeves, O.D. 137, pp. 200-203. E. M. Tobey, O.D. 140, pp. 304-305. Smoots, O.D. 144, pp. 140-141.
High Solvency Naphthas, resume of talk by B. Cook, O.D. 170, pp.
349-350.
Newer Trends in Petroleum Thinners, talk by E. M. Toby, O.D. 170, pp. 315-325; resume of talk, O.D. 169, p. 293; discussion, O.D. 169, p. 303.
Mineral Spirits, O.D. 40, pp. 10-12; O.D. 42, pp, 18-19; O.D. 45, pp.
5-6; O.D. 51, pp. 18-19; O.D. 51, pp. 20-21, 21-23; O.D. 52, pp, 3-5; O.D. 53, pp. 8-9; O.D. 54, pp. 10-17; O.D. 72, pp. 12; O.D. 77, pp. 25-27; O.D. 113, p. 805; O.D. 123, pp. 82-83.
Varnish and Lacquer Diluents from California Petroleum, talk by A. Lazar, O.D. 157, pp. 226-231.
Turpentine, Gittm and Wood, H. F. Cromwell, O.D. 25, pp. 3-9. J. J. Funsch, O.D. 40, pp. 3-4.
J. Hurd, O.D. 56, pp. 8-9. G. T. Soul, O.D. 57, pp. 3-5. C. D. Horton, O.D. 57, pp. 5-6. 3. M. Schantz, O.D. 102, pp. 338-345; O.D. 107, pp. 643-547; O.D.
113, pp. 791-797; O.D. 124, pp. 94-100; O.D. 133, pp. 27-32. H. K. Salzburg, O.D. 104, pp. 436-442.
J. L. Boyer, O.D. 139, pp. 279-283.
Paint and Varnish Thinners, Specifications, etc., Turpentine, O.D. 51, pp. 18-19, 20-21, 21-23,
MISCELLANEOUS
Non-siccative Metallic Soaps (palmitates and stearates of aluminum, calcium, zinc, etc.), R. Wechsler, O.D. 63, pp. 9-10. F. 3. Licata, O.D. 125, pp. 160-162; O.D. 126, p. 215; O.D. 129, pp. 26-260; O.D. 136, pp. 106-111.
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Lacquer Materials, Their Manufacture, Properties and Uses, Nitro cellulose, <-- Higgins, O.D. 46, pp, 14-15, J. B. Wiesel, O.D. 59, pp. 5-6, R. W. Friese, O.D. 73, pp, 4-6. J. H. Rile, O.D. 100, pp. 240-241.
Cellulose Acetate, C. J. Staud, O.D. 87, pp. 310; O.D. 90, pp. 29-38. Petroleum Products Other Than Thinners, used as Paint and Varnish
Materials. Plasticizers, E. H, Bucy, O.D, 84, pp. 7-8 (general discussion).
W. T. Pearce, O.D. 102, pp. 337-338 (Paraplex Resin). S. R. Grovenstein and G. F. Beal, O.D. 125, pp. 137-151; O.D.
125, pp. 165-166 (Linseed Oil), H. J. Hoffman, O.D, 146, pp. 253-254; O.D. 147, pp. 266-267
(Castor Oil).
SPECIFICATIONS
Discussion of Varnish Specifications, E. A. Stoppel, Chairman, Tech nical Advisory Committee, O.D. 165, pp. 120-121.
Varnish Specifications, Their Proper Use and Limitations, L. V. Pulsifer, O.D. 41, pp. 21-23.
Proposed Master Specifications of Federal Specifications Board, criti cism of, O.D. 83, pp. 3-5.
Paint and Varnish Formula and Label Laws, Actual and Proposed, O.D. 14, p. 11; O.D. 15, pp. 11-12; O.D. 18, pp. 1-2, 8; O.D. 20, p. 2.
Paint Driers, O.D. 10, pp. 2-5; O.D. 18, pp. 2-5; O.D. 21, pp. 5-6; O.D. 42, pp. 10-11; O.D. 75, pp, 7-8,
Floor Varnishes, O.D. 26, pp, 12, 13-18. Interior Varnishes, O.D, 14, pp. 11-12; O.D. .16, pp. 2-8. Gloss Lithopone Paint, O.D. 34, pp. 29-31. Various Bureau of Standards Specifications, O.D. 43, pp. 11-12. System of Type Identification and Grading for House Paints, talk by
F, L. Browne, O.D. 167, pp. 225-226; discussion of same, O.D. 167, pp. 232-233, and O.D. 169, pp. 299-300.
No t e: Brownie original paper will be found in. "Industrial and Engineering Chem istry" vol. 29 (1937) , pp. 1018-1026.
Rubbing Varnishes, O.D. 14, pp. 8-10. Shellac, O.D. 29, pp. 3-4; O.D. 50, p. 47; O.D. 53, p. 11. Spar Varnishes, O.D. 13, pp. 2-4, 8-11, 11-17; O.D. 14, pp. 10, 11-17;
O.D. 42, pp. 11-12; O.D. 50, pp. 46-47; O.D. 51, pp. 10.-11; O.D. 53, pp. 10-11; O.D. 143, pp. 49-53; O.D. 144, pp. 124-126. Turpentine, Specifications for, O.D. 51, pp, 18-19, 20-21, 21, 23. Mineral Spirits, O.D. 40, pp. 10-12; O.D. 42, pp. 18-19; O.D. 45, pp, 5-6; O.D. 51, pp. 18-19; O.D. 51, pp. 20-23; O.D. 62, pp. 3-5; O.D. 53, pp. 8-9; O.D. 54, pp. 10-17; O.D. 72, p. 12; O.D. 77, pp. 25-27; O.D. 113, p. 805; O.D. 123, pp. 82-83.
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TESTING
Paint and Varnish Standards, F. P. Ingalls, O.D. SO, pp. 15-16.
Maintenance of Standards and General Testing, W. P. Werner, O.D.
11, pp. 13-16.
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Maintenance of Standards of Finished Products, Questionnaire, O.D. 65, pp. 15-21; do, talk by G, W. Taberh, O.D. 66, pp. 21-23-
Standards of Colors, W. Wilkinson, O.D. 94, p. 79.
Physical Tests for Pigments and Paints, D. W. Edgerly, O.D. 32, pp. 3-5.
Effect of Humidity on Drying of Paint and Varnish, H. C. Moughey, O.D. 41, pp. 5-6.
Effect of Moisture on Drying of Paints, Bragdon, O.D. 75, pp. 11-12. Hiding Power of Paints, Determination of, A. H. Pfund, O.D. 88, pp,
13-16; O.D. 89, pp. 2-3. G. Haslam, O.D. 90, p. 21. R. A. Morrison, O.D. 112, pp. 745-749.
Testing of Lacquers for Drying, Elasticity, Toughness and Other Properties, Discussion, O.D. 88, pp. 3-4.
Interpretation of Stress Strain Curves on Lacquer and Lacquer Com ponents, W. A. MeKim, O.D. 58, pp. 7-8.
Plasticity, E. C. Bingham, O.D. 47, pp. 11-13.
Plasticity Measurements as the Measure of Brushing and Flowing Properties of Paints, Williamson, O.D. 84, p. 15.
Test Fence Inspection, Chicago Club, O.D. 131, pp. 321-324.
Test Fence, Method Used to Take Photomicrographs On, H. D, Bled soe, O.D. 102, pp. 333.
Test Pences, Painting of, H. A. Nelson, O.D. 107, pp. 541-543.
Various Woods Used in, and the Painting of Test Fences, H. A. Nel son, O.D. 107, pp. 541-543.
Useful Lighting Reflection Value of Paints, D. L. Gamble, O.D. 141, pp. 349-350.
Reflecting Values of (Int.) Painted Surfaces, W. F. Little, O.D. 34, p, 10.
Miscellaneous Tests, S. Werthan, O.D. 122, pp. 33-34.
Service Testing of Paints in the Laboratory, F. C. Schmutz, OJ). 100, p. 263; O.D. 101, pp. 300-307, 316; O.D. 103, pp. 393-394.
Evaluation, Paint, S, Werthan, O.D. 124, pp. 89-94.
Evaluating Outside Paints, S. Werthan, O.D. 143, pp. 73-74.
Exetrior Paints, Exposure of, H. H, Morris, O.D. 141, pp. 359-367.
Determining Exterior House Paint Durability, G. W. Ashman, O.D. 141, p. 351-354.
Failure of Exterior House Paints Over Wood, S. Werthan, O.D. 108, pp. 591-593,
Physical Properties of Paint Films in Relation to Durability, A. E. Jacobsen, O.D. 146, pp. 215-228.
Sampling of Tank Cars of Oils, Turpentine, etc., O.D. 70, pp. 7-9.
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Serviceability Testing of Paint and Varnish Products, W. T. Pearce, O.D. 91, pp. 32-34.
Varnish Testing, New Methods of, A. H. Pfund, O.D. 57, pp. 7-8. Methods of Testing Varnishes for Prying, Elasticity, Toughness and
Gloss, Discussion, O.D, 86, pp, 6-6; O.D. 88, p. 3. Determination of Comparative Hardness of Varnish Films, W. H,
Wilkinson, O.D. 29, pp. 13-14. Pulsifer (Kauri) Reduction Test for Varnishes, O.D. 4, pp. 2-3. Measurement of Thickness of Varnish Films, E. A. Stoppel, O.D.
34, pp. 2-5. Gas Tests on Varnishes, Remarks, O.D. 130, p. 308. Use of X-rays in the Paint Laboratory, G. Clark, O.D, 94, p. 83Yield Values of Paints, J. A. Hanley, O.D. 70, pp. 9-11.
USE AND APPLICATION
Observations on the Application and Service of Paint, G. H. Pickard, O.D. 104, pp. 406-409.
Painting Problems of Air Service, V. M. Wade, O.D. 24, pp. 11-14,
Metal, Wood and Fabric Finishing on Airplanes, M, R. Whitmore and G. P. Young, O.D. 101, pp, 292-293.
Finishes on Automobiles, Application of, H. Mougey, O.D. 36, pp, 1-4.
Automobile Finishing, W. Oakley, O.D. 94, pp. 94-97.
Brushes, remarks by -- Griffiths, O.D. 103, p. 398.
Camouflage Painting, -- Hyee, O.D. 137, p. 212.
Corrosion and Painting on Steel, H. E. Perkins, O.D. 96, pp. 149-164.
Paint and Varnish in the Electrical Industry, W. G. Birrell, O.D. 120, pp. 1039-1043.
Problems of the Furniture Finisher, R. M, Baird, O.D. 92, pp. 28-31.
Why Poor Construction Affects Paint Failure, O. R. Hartwig, O.D. 102, pp. 331-333.
Properties of Wood That Determine the Service Given by Exterior Paint Coatings, F. L. Browne, O.D. 95, pp. 106-116. '
Abstracts of Other Talks, F. L. Browne, O.D. 93, pp. 60-61; O.D. 137, pp. 209-210.
Painting Pullman Cars, A. M. Johnson, O.D. 42, p. 8,
Shop Practice in Exterior Painting of Railway Cars, Outline, O.D. 19,
pp. 14-15.
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Spray Guns and Spray Painting, H, E. Moss, O.D. 67, p. 3. E. E. Frey, O.D. 101, pp. 279-284; O.D. 106, pp. 516-523, 531-532; O.D. 116, pp. 896-905.
W. J. Pitt, O.D. 121, pp. 1089-1091.
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ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION .................... Costs and Cost Accounting ............................................ ..... Fire Prevention and Control .............................. ....... ........... General ........................... Health Problems.................................................................... ... Housekeeping ....................................... .............,....................... Personnel ............................ .............. ......... ......... .... ................
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FORMULATION ................................................................................ Lacquers ......... Paints and Enamels ............. Varnishes ....... ................................. ........................................
5 7 5 7
GENERAL ...........................................................................,............... 8
LABORATORY MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT METHODS AND PROCEDURE .................................................. 10
PLANT MACHINERY ANDEQUIPMENT ............
11
PLANT MANUFACTURINGPROCEDURE .............
12
RAW MATERIALS ........... Driers .......... Miscellaneous ...................... Oils .......... Pigments ..................................................... Resins ......... Solvents ............................
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Nos. 172 to 275
January, 1938 to December, 1947
APRIL, 1950 Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs
1524 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Following the recommendation of the Executive Committee' and as a sequence to the first Index for the Of f ic ia l Dig es t * covering issues from 1919 through 1937, the Publications Com mittee has reviewed the technical information which was pub lished during the succeeding decade and has prepared this Decennial Index for the period 1938 through 1947.
For convenience, the material has been classified with respect to subject matter and catalogued according to authors which comprise the two main sections. Comments which ap peared under the Open Forum are referred to separately.
Prior to 1942, the technical papers presented by the Con stituent Clubs at the annual meetings were published either as Scientific Section Circulars of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association or as Technical Proceedings of the Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs. Therefore, this information is included in order that the Index may be complete and as useful as possible.
PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
H. A. Mc Co n a c h ie, Chairman
A. O. Al l en R. W. Ch a r l t o n F. Sc o f iel d
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SUBJECT INDEX
ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION
GENERAL
Business and Some of Its Problems--E. F. Gerasche, Feb., 1938, p. 71. Fifty-seven Research Problems--Jan., 1944, p. 232. Functions of Organic Coatings in Present-Day Engineering Problems
--J. J. Mattieilo, Sept., 1947, p. 496. Laboratory Administration and Production Control--P. O. Blackmore,
May, 1944, p. 302. Patents and Their Importance--K. W. Flocks, May, 1938, p. 274. Present and Future Trends in the Paint Industry from a Sales View
point--M. Corbin, Sept., 1947, p. 505, Present and Future Trends in the Paint Industry from a Technological
Viewpoint--W. L. Hensley, Sept., 1947, p. 602.
COST ACCOUNTING
Cost Accounting--F. M, McNerney, June, 1940, p. 296. A Digest of the Cost Figuring Problem of the Paint, Varnish and
Lacquer Industry--W. R. Sieplein, Apr., 1938, p. 168,
Man and Mill Hours--H. Katinsky, June, 1940, p. 300.
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Production Costs in the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Industry--W, H.
Ewell, Oct., 1938, p, 439.
Production--Supervision and Costs--R. C. Stark, May, 1944, p, 297.
PLANT DESIGN
Layout of a Modem Paint and Varnish Plant--Montreal Club, Nov., 1945, p. 395.
Management and the Task of Engineering Plant Modernization--E. E.
Hoffman, May, 1946, p. 215.
FIRE PREVENTION
Fighting Paint Fires--D. Bernhardt, Jr., June, 1947, p, 335. Safety and Health Hazards--J. S. Shaw, Jan., 1941, p. 17. Static and Flowing Liquids--L, G. Farrell, Oct., 1942, p. 465.
SAFETY AND HEALTH
Health Hazards in the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Industry--Kansas City Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p, 67.
Safety and Health Hazards--J. S. Shaw, Jan., 1941, p. 17.
HOUSEKEEPING Consolidated Report on Project No. 8, Standardizing Paints for In
dustrial Piping--K. J. Howe, Jan., 1942, p. 9,
PERSONNEL
Classification and Description of Jobs in the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Industry--E. W. Fasig, Nov., 1942, p. 478.
The Technical Man of Today--R. B. Pollock, Feb., 1938, p. 88.
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FORMULATION
ALUMINUM COATINGS
Aluminum Paint Vehicles and Their Effect On Leafing--J. Wright, Sept., 1946, p. 393.
Aluminum Paints--A Review--I. R. Messer, May, 1945, p, 205,
Appearance and Smudge Resistance of Aluminum Paints--New York Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assoc., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 331.
An Eight-year Test-of Aluminum Primers on Wood--R. I. Wray, May, 1940, p. 263.
Improved Aluminum Paints--P. H. Faucett, Feb., 1941, p. 62.
Leafing Properties of Aluminum Vehicles--Pittsburgh Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 309.
Progress in Natural Resin Research--A, Skett and J. H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p. 346.
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Recent Developments in Ready-Mixed Aluminum Paints--R. I. Wray, June, 1947, p. 342.
CAMOUFLAGE PAINTS
Basic Principles of Modern Protective Concealment for Civilian Estab lishments--P. Rodyenko, Nov., 1941, p. 479.
Blackout Paints--Concealment Paints--Dec., 1941, p. 508. Camouflage Paints in Relation to Project No. 2 of the Visual Deception
Committee--Philadelphia Production Club, Apr., 1942, p, 204. Coating Material for Camouflaging Glass, May, 1941, p. 289. Correlation of Accelerated Weathering with Exterior Exposure of
Oil Type Camouflage Paints--D. H. Parker and F. Scofield, May, 1944, p. 220. Project No. 9 Camouflage Paints, Oil Type--A. 0. Allen, Jan., 1942, p. 13. ' A Report by the Chicago Club on Project No. 2--Chicago Club, Apr., 1942, p, 208.
Report on Camouflage Paint Exposures--New York & Philadelphia Clubs, Dec., 1942, p. 619.
Revision of Specification T-1215A--D. H. Parker, May, 1943, p. 192. Tint Retention in Olive Drab Paints--Baltimore Club, Nov., 1945, p.
442.
ENAMELS
Chalk-Resistant Titanium Dioxides: Their Use in Enamels--D. H. Dawson, Apr., 1941, p, 188.
Durability of Exterior Finishing Varnishes over Pigmented Color Coats--Louisville Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 11.
The Effect of Common Organic Acids on the Viscosity of Enamels Con taining Zinc Oxide--C.D.I.C. Club, Dec., 1944, p. 563.
; The Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Gloss of Enamels--C. F. Pickett, June, 1939, p. 310.
Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement--W. A. Bush, Feb., 1941, p. 65,
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New Standards in Baking Finishes--H. F. Payne, Dec., 1945, p. 527.
The New Zinc Resinates, Including Their Use with Wood Oil Substi
tutes--E. Edelstein, Mar., 1940, p, 133.
Rutile Calcium Base Pigments--W. B. Anderson, June, 1941, p. 332.
Some Notes on Zinc Oxide in an Alkyd Vehicle^--A. C. Eide and H. A.
Depew, Mar., 1940, p. 152,
Stability of White Pigments in Colored Enamel Tints--Philadelphia
Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assoc., Sci. Sect. Cir. No.
568, Nov., 1938, p. 271.
A Study of Anti-Oxidants and Anti-Skinning Agents--Cleveland Club,
Dec., 1945, p. 484.
A Study of OleOresinous Film Structure--B. C. Ernst and F. R. Mc-
Quilkin, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 213.
Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Philadelphia Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 43,
HOUSE PAINTS
Acicular Zinc Oxide--J, H. Calbeck, A. C. Eide, and M. K. Easley,
Sept., 1941, p. 392.
Classification of House Paints as a Guide to the Study of Formulation
--P. L. Browne, Jan., 1938, p. 18.
Conservation of Linseed Oil by Substitution--New York Club, Nov.,
1944, p. 620.
Conserving Linseed Oil in House Paint--J. F. Broeker, Apr., 1943,
p. 95, Disc., May, 1943, p. 154.
The Correlation of the Effect of Varying Climatic Conditions on
Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Pittsburgh Club,
Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 123.
The Correlation of the Effect of Varying Climatic Conditions on
Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Pittsburgh Club,
Nov., 1943, p. 417.
Developments in Domestic Oils--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1940, p, 197,
An Eight-year Test of Aluminum Primers on Wood--R. I. Wray, May,
1940, p. 263.
An Explanatory Letter--F. L. Browne, June, 1938, p. 298.
Exterior House Paints (Part 1)--A Review--S. R. Mountsier, Jr.,
Oct., 1944, p. 438.
The Function of Reactive Pigment in Exterior House Paint--K. Vet-
tewinkel, Feb., 1946, p. 83.
House Paint Extenders--W. G, Vannoy, Dec., 1945, p. 558.
House Paint Formulation with Chalk-Resistant Titanium Pigments--
W, H. Hoback, June, 1940, p. 304.
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Linseed Oil Conservation in Exterior Paints--E. P. Peterson, May,
1943, p. 156. Disc,, Apr., 1943, p. 93.
Modern Trends in House Paint Formulations--W. G. Vannoy, Apr.,
1944, p. 177.
The New Zinc Resinates, Including Their Use with Wood Oil Substi-
tutes--E. Edelstein, Mar., 1940, p. l3s.
Paint Formulation Adjustments to Meet War Restrictions--D, W.
Robertson, Mar., 1943, p. 69.
Physical Study of Primers in Two-Coat Paint Systems Applied to
Southern Yellow Pine--L. Wilkins and P. Weber, Feb., 1947, p. 88.
The Pigmentation of Green Exterior Trim Paints--D. H. Parker, Oct.,
1940, p. 380.
Postwar Exterior House Paints--S. Werthan, Mar., 1945, p. 123.
Postwar Exterior House Paints--L. H. Trott and S. Werthan, Jan.,
1946, p. 26.
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Postwar Exterior House Paints--S. Werthan, Mar., 1947, p. 139.
Principles of Exterior Trim Paint Formulation--D. H. Parker and
E. W. Cronin; May, 1942, p. 273.
Rutile Calcium Base Pigments--W. B. Anderson, June, 1941, p. 332.
A Study of Fire Resistant House Paints Made With Chlorinated
Paraffin--C.D.I.C. Club, Nov., 1946, p. 512.
Study of Mildew--Dallas Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn.,
Sci. Sect. Cir. No, 568, Nov., 1938, p. 403.
Symposium on the Use of Bodied Oils in Exterior House Paints--
Philadelphia Club, Apr., 1943, p. 89.
Tall Oil in Surface Coatings--Golden Gate Club, Dee., 1945, p. 490,
What Every Paint and Varnish Chemist Should Know About Fungi
cides, Dec., 1945, p. 570.
Zinc Oxide--As You Like It--S. Werthan, May, 1941, p. 267.
PAINTS FOR METAL
Comments on Report by Dr. Carrick--D. G. Thuesen, Jan., 1945, p, 38.
Congo Resin--A, Skett, Jan,, 1944, p. 24,
Developments in Domestic Oils--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr,, 1940, p. 197.
Fire-Retardant Paints for Steel Surfaces--New York Club, Dec., 1943,
p. 435.
Fire-Retardant Paint for Steel Surfaces, II--New York Club, Nov.,
1945,s p. 408. '
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High Heat Resistant Finishes (250--800 F.)--A Progress Report--
Houston Club, Dec., 1945, p. 482.
Improved Aluminum Paints--P. B. Faucett, Feb., 1941, p. 62.
Industrial Primer-Surfacers--D. Leever, Oct., 1947, p. 572.
Metal Primers--Surface Preparation of Metals--W. J. Greco, Mar.,
1944, p. 115.
Methods of Formulating Zinc Yellow Metal Primers--W. F. Spenge-
man, May, 1946, p. 196.
Micalith--G in Primers--R. Shutt, Apr., 1945, p. 191.
Physical and Chemical Phenomena That Account For Red Lead's Metal
Protective Ability--E. J. Dunn, Jr., Sept., 1946, p. 375.
Primers for Magnesium and Aluminum Alloys, II--Golden Gate Club,
Tech. Pros., 1940, p. 67.
Primers for Magnesium and Aluminum Alloys, III}--Golden Gate Club,
Dec., 1944, p. 602,
Primers for Non-Ferrous Metals, I--Golden Gate Club, Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn,, Sci. Sect, Cir,, Oct., 1939, p. 93.
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Progress in Natural Resin Research--A. Skett and J. H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p. 346.
Quantitative Adhesion Measurement of Coatings Before and After
Exposure--New York Club, Tech. Proe., 1940, p. 169.
A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on
Metals--G. Selden and C. F. Prutton, Tech. Proe., 1940, p. 231.
A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on
Metals, Progress Report No. 2--G. Selden and C. F. Prutton,
Tech. Proe., 1941, p. 149,
A Study of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric Exposure--
Progress Report No. 1--New England Club, Nov., 1945, p. 393.
A Study Of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric Exposure,
Progress Report II--New England Club, Nov., 1946, p. 566.
A Study of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric Exposure.
Progress Report No. Ill--New England Club, Dec., 1947, p. 745.
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TRAFFIC PAINTS
Center Line Paint Formulation--A. L. Zinsser, Feb., 1938, p. 81.
Performance Tests as an Aid in Maintenance of Traffic Paint Quality--
S. Werthan, Feb., 1942, p. 75.
Progress in Natural Resin Research--A. Skett and J. H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p.
346.
Project No. 1 Traffic Paints (Consolidated Report)--P. L. Lotz, Jan.,
1942, p. 4.
INTERIOR FINISHES
Coatings forPlastics--Pittsburgh Club,Nov., 1945, p. 421.
Conservation of Linseed Oil in Interior Paints-- A. C. Goetz, May,
1943, p. 171.
Consolidated Report on Project No. 8 Standardizing Paints for In
dustrial Piping--K. J. Howe, Jan., 1942, p. 9.
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Developments in Domestic Oils--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1940, p, 197.
The Economics of Fish Oil--L. Reizenstein, May, 1940, p. 252.
The Effect of Pigment Variation on the Properties of Flat and Semi
Gloss Finishes--W. G. Armstrong and W. H. Madson, June, 1947,
p. 321.
Inert Pigments and Their Effects in Fiat Paints--New England Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568,
Nov., 1938, p. 445.
Interior Architectural Finishes. Part 1. A Review--H.. K. Carter,
Oct., 1944, p. 428.
Interior Architectural Finishes. Part II. A Review-- H. K. Carter,
Jan., 1945, p. 3.
Paint Formulation Adjustments to Meet War Restrictions--D. W.
Robertson, Mar., 1943, p. 69.
Pigmentation and Properties of Interior Finishes--W, G. Armstrong
and D. A. Piguet, June, 1945, p. 308.
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A Practical Hiding Power Comparison of Lithopone and Titanium-
Calcium Pigments in Commercial Flat Wall Paints--J. C. Thomp-
son Jr., Nov., 1939, p. 423.
Practical Suggestions Relating to Flat Wall Paint Formulations--
R; E. Troutman, Sept., 1938, p.368,
The Relation Between the Reflectance and Hiding Power of Flat Wall
Paints--Baltimore Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 3,
Rutile Calcium Base Pigments--W. B, Anderson, June, 1941, p. 332.
Soy Bean Oil in Flat Wall Paint--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p, 3.
Soybean Oil in Interior Enamels--Chicago Club., Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 389.
A Study of the Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Hiding Power
of White Pigments--Baltimore Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer
Assn. Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p, 27,
A Study of Primer Vehicles--G. F. Beal and J. C. Eonen, May, 1939,
p. 243.
A Study of the Use of Flushed Colors in Architectural and Industrial
Finishes--.Detroit Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., ScL
Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 427.
Suggestions for Conserving Oils in Civilian Paint Products--J. A.
Lutz, May, 1943, p. 175.
Suggestions for FormulatingFinishesUnder Present Conditions--
WVT. Pearce, Apr., 1941, p. 202.
Titanium Dioxide Pigmentation Interior Finishes--W. E. BropKy, Feb.,
1946, p. 72.
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WATER AND EMULSION PAINTS An Attempt to Improve the Washability of Water Reducible Paints
with Treated Pigments--Northwestern Club, Dec., 1947, p. 704, Congo Resin---A. Skett, Jan., 1944, p. 24. Continuous Film Producing Emulsion Paints--P. B. Steig, June, 1945,
p. 300. Emulsion Paints--J. W. Church, Feb., 1945, p. 69. Interior Resin-Oil-Emulsibn Paints--A. C. Elm & S. Werthan, Feb.,
1943, p. 35. Modern Waterpaints and Their Uses--L. Picon, Jr., Mar., 1941, p. 129, Pigmentation and Properties of Interior Finishes--W. G. Armstrong
and D. A. Piguet, June, 1945, p. 308. A Quantitative Evaluation of the Effect of the Pigment-Binder Ratio
on the Wet and Dry Opacity of Various Pigments in a Casein Vehicle--Baltimore Club, Nat, Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sai. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 261 The Use of Cellulose Derivatives in Water Paints--Philadelphia Club, Nov., 1945, p. 405,
LACQUERS Cellulose Esters and Ethers--J. K. Speicher, May, 1944, p. 288. Cellulose Derivatives in Lacquer--C. Mater, Nov., 1939, p. 390. Chalk-Resistant Titanium Dioxides: Their Use in Enamels--D. H.
Dawson, Apr., 1941, p. 188. Ethyl Cellulose--J". T. Skelley, Jan., 1939, p, 7. High Solids Nitrocellulose Lacquers--W. Koch, Jan., 1945, p, 35. Lacquer Paste Grinding on tne Three Roller Mill--Toionto Club,
Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 115. Nitrocellulose Brushing Lacquers--J. J. Coughlan and R, F. Wint,
Dec., 1946, p. 694. Progress in Natural Resin Research--A. Skett and J, H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p. 346. ' Recent Developments in Nitrocellulose Lacquers--J. R. Yeager, June,
1947, p. 374. Some Trends in Protective Coatings--D. R. Wiggam, Oct., 1947, p. 536. Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Philadelphia Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 43, Suggestions for Developing Cold Check Resistant Lacquers--W. R.
Marshall, Apr., 1938, p, 191. 3-1 High Solids Lacquer Test--Philadelphia Club, Dee., 1944, p. 581.
VARNISHES The Adhesion of Surface Coatings on Metals (IV)--R. L. Savage,
W, Van Fischer, and C. F. Prutton, Sept-, 1945, p. 344. Alkali Resistance on V 17 Through V 21 Varnishes--Dallas Club,
Dec,, 1944, p. 583, Aluminum Paints--A Review--I. R. Messer, May, 1945, p. 205. Appearance and Smudge Resistance of Aluminum Paints--New York
Ciub, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p, 331. Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 103. Chemical Reactions in the Varnish Kettle--P. O. Powers, July, 1947, p. 429. Congo Resin--A. Skett, Jan., 1944, p. 24.
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Do Varnish Filins Lose Chemical and Water Resistance on Aging?--
Northwestern Club, Dee., 1944, p. 590.
Drying Oil Mono-Glycerides--C. W. A. Mundy, Jan., 1939, p. 2,
Durability of Exterior Finishing Varnishes Over Pigmented Color
Coats--Louisville Club, Tech, Proc., 1940, p. 11.
The Effect of Rubber Accelerators and Other Catalysts on the Heat
Bodying of Vegetable Oils--Northwestern Club, Tech. Proc., 1940,
p. 23.
Elimination of China Wood 051 from Varnish Formulation--Dallas
Club, Nov., 1940, p. 439.
Factors Influencing Dispersions of Pentaerythritol-Rosin Resins in
Drying Oils--F. G. Oswald, Mar., 1946, p. 122.
Floor Paint Vehicles--Golden Gate Club, Dec., 1946, p. 669.
Laboratory Problems in the Insulated Wire Industry, Sept., 1945, p, 342.
Lead in Enamel Vehicles: Variation of Resins--Golden Gate Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568,
Nov., 1938, p. 345.
Leafing; Properties of Aluminum Vehicles--Pittsburgh Club, Nat.
Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov.,
1938, p. 309.
Lignin Liquor and its Uses in Protective Coatings--E. C. Alford,
Feb., 1942, p. 66,
Linseed Oil for Tung & Perilla Oil Replacement--W. A. Bush, Feb.,
1941, p. 65.
Making the Most Out of What You Have--G. F. Pickett, June, 1942,
p. 360.
New Developments in Ester Gum--H. C. Woodruff, Oct., 1940, p. 397.
New Developments in Synthetic Resins for the Varnish Field--V. M.
MacNulty, May, 1942, p. 242.
Oil Polymerization Under the Influence of Resins--R. C. Shuey, Nov.,
1938, p. 464.
Oils in This Warring World--L. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77.
Polypentaerythritol Varnishes--H. Burrell, Jan., 1945, p, 36.
Progress in Natural Resin Research--A. Skett and J. H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p. 346.
. Resin Baking Coatings by Induction Heating--R. J. Moore, Dec., 1945,
p. 504.
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Resin Baking Finishes--A Modern Tool of the Paint Maker-- H. Green
wood/Feb., 1945, p. 63.
"Slack Melt" Congo--Its Production and Utility--New York Club,
Nov., 1944, p. 5#1.
Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Prop
erties--N- N. Kojevnikoff, -Apr., 1940, p. 211.
Slow Drying Oil Varnishes, Their Formulation, Processing and Prop
erties, Part II--N. N. Kojevnikoff, May, 1941, p. 244.
Soft Oil Resins from the Consumer's Viewpoint--W. T. Walton, May, -
1941, p. 279.
Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stability--C. F. Pickett,
June, 1941, p. 316.
Soft Oils in Varnish Formulation--L. A. Chloupek, Oct., 1941, p. 448.
Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago. Club, Tech. Proc.,
1941, p. 71.
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Some Observations on Dehydrated Castor Oils in Varnish Manufacture
--Northwestern Club, Nat, Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir, No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 359.
Studies in Natural Resin Technology X--C. L. Mantell, A. Skett, R. W.
Allan, J. H. Holzberger, C. W. Kopf, Feb., 1939, p. 74.
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A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil with Other Oils--C.D.I.C. Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Set. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 51.
A Study of Natural Resins in Combination with Synthetic Resins for Floor Varnishes--New England Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assoc., Sci. Sect, Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 99.
A Study of Oleoresinous Film Structure--R. S. Ernst and F. R. McQuilkin, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 213.
A Study of Oleoresinous Film Structure, Part II--R. C. Ernst and W. H. Lubbers, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 131.
A Study of Some Newer Oils for Varnishes--M. A. Glaser--Chicago Club, Feb., 1944, p, 60.
A Study of .Soya-Tung Combinations--Pittsburgh Club, Dec., 1947, p. 725.
Suggestions for Formulating Finishes Under Present Conditions-- W. T. Pearce, Apr., 1941, p. 202.
Tall Oil in Surface Coatings--Golden Gate Club, Nov., 1944, p, 517. The Thinning of Varnish With Mineral Spirits--Philadelphia Club,
Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 7. Varnishes--E, J. Cole, Apr., 1944, p. 164. Why Do Wrinkles Wrinkle?--Milton Glaser, May, 1945, p, 255, Wrinkling--A General Discussion--E. M. Fisher, June, 1945, p. 280.
SPECIALTIES
Acrylic Resins--W. T. Pearce, Nov., 1941, p. 475. Antifouling Paints--A. E. Burns, Jr., July, 1946, p. 309. Colloids and the Paint and Varnish Industry--R. J. Moore, Nov., 1938,
p. 479. Effective Sealing of Knots Under House Paint--Western New York
Club, Nov., 1943, p. 411. Disc., p. 372.
Fire Retardant Paints for Wooden Surfaces--New York Club, Nov.,
1946, p. 575.
Heat Resistant Finishes--Progress Report--Houston Club, Nov., 1946,
p. 534.
Heat Resistant Finishes Report No. Ill--Houston Club, Dec., 1947,
p. 721.
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Improved Bitumen Paints, May 1941, p. 288,
MISCELLANEOUS
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Conservation of Linseed Oil by Substitution---New York Club, Nov.,
1943, p. 396.
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1942, p. 500.
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Luminescent Pigments and Paints--Part II--H. C. Bryson, Mar.,
1949, p. 139. Marine Primers--L. L. Carrick, Apr., 1947, p. 229. The Painting of Brick Surfaces--Pittsburgh Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect, Cir., Oct., 1939, p, 63. The Painting of Brick Surfaces--II--Pittsburgh Club, Teeh. Proc.,
1940, p. 139. Protective Coatings for Textiles--J. R. Owens, May, 1944, p, 261. A Review of Ship Bottom Paints--C. M. Jackson, Jan., 1943, p. 14, A Study of the Effects of Various Extenders in Anti-Fouling Paints----
New England Club, Nov., 1944, p. 628. Suggestions for Formulating Finishes Under Present Conditions--
W. T. Pearce, Apr., 1941, p. 202. A Suitable Coating for the Interior of Army Drinking Water Tanks--
Philadelphia Club, Nov., 1943, p. 405.
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ADHESION
Adhesion---A Review--F. M. Damitz, May, 1945, p. 213. The Adhesion of Surface Coatings on Metals. (TV)---R. L. Savage,
W. Von Fischer, and C. F. Prutton, Sept., 1946, p. 344. The Measurement of Adhesion of Dried Coatings--New York Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Civ., Oct., 1939, p. 121, Progress Report on a Study of the Adhesion of Lacquer Filins on Metals--R. L. Savage, W. Von Fischer, and C. F. Prutton, Dec., 1942, p. 591. Quantitative Adhesion Measurement of Coatings Before and After Exposure--New York Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 169. Quantitative Adhesion Measurement of Coatings Before and After Exposure. (Continuation of 1940 Paper)--New York Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 89. A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals--G. Selden and C. F. Prutton, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 231. A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals. Progress Report No. 2--G. Selden and C. F. Prutton, Tech, Proc., 1941, p. 149.
ANALYSIS
Determination of Solids and Phthalic Anhydride Content of Alkyds--
New York Club, Dec., 1944, p. 559.
Fluorescence Analysis, Chapter II--C.D.I.C. Club, Nat. Paint, Var-
nish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 337.
Notes on the Qualitative Analysis of Varnishes for Some Commonly
Used Types of Resins--Chicago Club, pec., 1944, p. 599.
Proximate Analysis of Hydrocarbon Thinners--Philadelphia Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Soi. Sect. Cir, No. 668,
Nov., 1938, p. 381.
Proximate Analysis of Hydrocarbon Thinners,II--Philadelphia Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939,
p. 115.
A Rapid Method for Determining Total Pigment in Paints, etc.--
St. Louis Club, Dee., 1943, p. 471.
Varnish Oil Developments by Electric Testing Methods--E. Hazle-
hurst, Sept., 1943, p. 278.
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COLOR
Color Systems--R. Anderson, Oct., 1942, p.460. Correlation of Accelerated Weathering with Exterior Exposure of
Oil Type Camouflage Paints--D. H. Parker and F. Scofield, May, 1944, p. 220. Drift in Color Standards--A Spectrophotometric Evaluation of the Can Stability of White Bases and Tinted Paints--New York Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 79. Measurement of Color Divisions--F. Scofield, May, 1943, p. 194. Proposed Standards for Determining the Degree of Color Change of Paints and Enamels--Philadelphia Club, Nov., 1946, p. 445. Simplified Method of Color Specification and Control---L. F. Andrews and J. Biskup, June, 1945, p. 281. Tint Retention in Olive Drab Paints--Baltimore Club, Nov., 1945, p. 442.
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Driers II--Montreal Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sd, Sect. Or. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 407.
Driers III--Montreal Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn-, Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 35.
Humidity and Temperature Effects on Protective Coatings. H. Drying of Oife--Cleveland Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 63.
Investigation of Methods for Measuring Drying Time--Ne-w York Club, Dec., 1946, p. 658.
The Laboratory Determination of Drying--A. E. Bartlett, Feb., 1945, p. 54.
Loss of Drying Power in Brown Paints (Progress Report)--Kansas City Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir.,
Oct. 1939, p. 11.
EXPOSURE
Analysis of Paint Decomposition Due to Weathering--H. A. Ball, Nat.
Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 174.
Correlation of Accelerated Weathering with Exterior Exposure of
Oil Type Camouflage Paints--D. H. Parker and F. Scofield,
May, 1944, p. 220.
The Correlation of the Effect of Varying Climatic Conditions on
Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Pittsburgh Club,
Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 123.
The Correlation of the Effect of Varying Climatic Conditions on
Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Pittsburgh Club,
Nov., 1943, p. 417.
An Eight-year Test of Aluminum Primers on Wood--R. I. Wty
May, 1940, p. 263.
Exterior Exposure Tests--A Review--I. Flaumenhaft and J. Weitz,
Oct., 1945, p. 361.
A Nomograph For Evaluation of Paint Exposure Panels--N. B.
Garlock and E. W. McMullen, Feb., 1946, p. 88.
The Painting of Brick Surfaces, II--Pittsburgh Club, Tech. Proc.,
1940, p. 139.
Primers for Magnesium and Aluminum Alloys---II--Golden Gate
Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 67.
Proposed Pictorial Standards for Designating Degrees of Failure of
Organic Films (Part I)--Philadelphia Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p, 79.
Report on Camouflage Paint Exposures--New York & Philadelphia
Clubs, Dec., 1942, p. 619.
The Significance of Test Fence Exposures--S. Werthan, G. W.
Ashman, May, 1938, p. 235.
Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Philadelphia Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 43.
A Survey of the Methods Used in the South and Southwest for the
Testing of Paints and Varnishes---Dallas Club, Dec., 1946, p. 479.
Weathering Machine Correlation in the Cle/eland Club Area (Part I)--
Cleveland Club,--Nov., 1946, p. 464.
Weathering Machine Correlation in the Cleveland Aiua (.Tart II)-
Cleveland Club, Nov., 1946, p. 518.
FIRE RESISTANCE Development of Suitable Fire Tests for Visual Deception Materials
Such as Qsnaburg Cloth--Cleveland Club, Mar., 1942, u. 123. Disc., Nov., 1942.
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Fire Retardant Paints for Steel Surfaces--New York Club, Dec., 1943, p. 435.
Fire-Retardant Paints for Steel Surfaces, II--New York Club, Nov., 1945, p. 408.
Heat Resistant Finishes, Report III--Dec., 1947, p. 721. High Heat-Resistant Finishes (250-800 F.)--A Progress Report--
Houston Club, Dec., 1945, p. 482. Reproducibility of the Cabinet Test Method for Fire Retardant Paints
on Wood--New York Club, Dec., 1947, p. 766.
HIDING Critical Survey of Methods for Measuring Dry Hiding Power of
Paint--New York Club, Dec., 1943, p. 485. Disc., Nov., 1943, p. 378. Determination of Hiding Power by the Spectrophotometer--E. W. McMullen, E. J. Ritchie, and R. L. Bullard, June, 1939, p. 272. Hiding Power--A Critical Review--E. B. Schuler, Feb., 1946, p. 64. A Possible Method of Using the Reflectometer to Determine Hiding Power--Toronto Club, Nov,, 1946, p. 623. A Quantitative Evaluation of the Effect of the Pigment-Binder Ratio on the Wet and Dry Opacity of Various Pigments in a Casein Vehicle--Baltimore Club, Nat. Paint, Varmsh, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 261. A Study of the Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Hiding Power of White Pigments--Baltimore Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish., Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 27.
SOLVENCY
Petroleum Napthas and Thinners--R. D. Armsbury, Oct., 1989, p. 366. Procedure for Evaluating Hydrocarbons as Thinners for Coating Com-
positions--Philadelphia Club, Dec., 1944, p. 579. Proximate Analysis ofHydrocarbon Thinners--Philadelphia Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Set. Sect. Cir. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 381. Proximate Analysis ofHydrocarbon Thinners, II--Philadelphia Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci, Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 115. The Solvency of Petroleum Spirits--S. S. Kurtz, Jr., W. T. Harvey and M. R, Lipkin, Jan., 1940, p. 3. Viscosity of Synthetic Resin Varnishes in Mixed Hydrocarbon Solvents --Los Angeles Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 131. The Thinning of Varnish with Mineral Spirits--Philadelphia Club, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 7. Viscosity Reduction Method for Commercial Evaluation of Hydrocarbon Solvents for Synthetic Varnish Resins--Los Angeles Club, Nat. Paint, Varmsh, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 65, Viscosity Reduction by Paint Thinners--E. H. McArdle, May, 1945, p. 229. Viscosity of Synthetic Resin Varnishes in Mixed Hydrocarbon Solvents --Los Angeles Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 131.
MISCELLANEOUS Accelerated Alkali Resistance Tests--WesternNew York Club, Nov.,
1945, p. 451.
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Dee., 1944, p. 583.
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An Apparatus for the Accelerated Evaluation of Heat-Resisting
Paints--6, W. Ashman and S, Werthan, Feb., 1940, p. 63.
Appearance and Smudge Resistance of Aluminum Paints--New York
Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568,
Nov., 1938, p. 331.
Application of Uniform Films.--H. F. Payne, Sept., 1944, p. 400.
Calibration of Gardner-Holdt Air Bubble Viscometers of the Regular
Varnish and Heavy Bodied Series--W. T. Harvey, Nov., 1947,
p. 616.
The Cleaning Characteristics of Paints^-New York Club, Nov., 1942,
p. 485,
The Cooperative Study of Gloss Measurements--C.D.I.C. Club, Nov.,
1945, p. 417.
A Critical Examination of the A.S.T.M. Standard Method of Test for
Oil Absorption of Pigments--New England Club, Dec., 1946, p. 644.
Determining the Brushability of Paints--New York Club, Dec., 1942,
p. 613.
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Wyler, June, 1946, p. 260.
Developments in Domestic Oils--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1940, p. 197.
Durability of Exterior Finishing Varnishes Over Pigmented Color
Coats--Louisville Club, Tech. Proe., 1940, p. 11.
The Effect of Particle Size on the Tinting Strength of Pigments--
G. Barrick, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 185,
Effect of Resins on Kauri Reduction---Louisville Club, Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 23,
The Evaluation of New Varnish or Paint Oils--Philadelphia Club, June,
1947, p. 364.
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Humidity and Temperature Effects on Protective Coatings I--Test
Methods--Cleveland Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn.,
Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p, 15.
The Influence of Extender Pigments Upon Objective Gloss--A. R.
Lukens, C. L. Cummings and V. J. Babel, Sept., 1943, p. 306.
The Influence of Infra-Red Reflectance Values of Paints on Their
Ability and Capacity to Absorb Radiant Energy--New England
Club, Nov., 1943, p, 381. Disc., Nov., 19435 p. 374.
Kauri Reduction Values of Alkyd Resins--Louisville Club, Tech. Proc.,
1940, p. 123.
Measurement of the Fineness of Grind--Baltimore Club, Dec., 1946,
p. 631.
The Measurement of Gloss of Paint Panels--S. C. Horning and M. P.
Morse, Mar., 1947, p. 153,
Method of Test for Permeability to Moisture of Organic Surface Coat
ings--Standards and Methods of Test Committee, Aug., 1947,
p. 479.
Methods of Mildew Tests--F. Scofield, May, 1946, p. 219.
Methods for. Producing Uniform Films--New York Club, Tech. Proc.,
1940, p, 145.
The Microscope and Its Application in the Paint and Varnish Industry
--J. T. Rooney, Feb., 1938, p. 65.
Microscopy in the Paint Industry--E. J. Dunn, Jr., June, 1945, p, 288.
New Technic for Measuring Degree of Oxidation in Paint and Vege
table Oils---F. Ruggj Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 197.
New Uses for a Recording Spectrophotometer--E. W. McMullen and
E. J. Ritehe, Mar., 1938, p. 117.
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Pigment Settling and Its Measurement--Toronto Club, Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 317.
Predicting the Infra-Red Reflectance of Camouflage Finishes--Los
Angeles Club,_ Dec., 1942, p, 554.
Rheology Factors in the Formulation and Use of Protective Coatings--
P. H. Dewey, Aug., 1946, p. 336.
Salt Spray Testing Procedure---W. Wright, May, 1944, p. 212.
Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stability--C. F. Pickett,
June, 1941, p. 316.
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Some Factors Affecting Drier Activity--C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc.,
1941, p, 21,
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Some Rheological Properties of Carbon Black Suspensions--J. E.
Arnold, Nov., 1947, p. 619.
A Study of Color Change Tolerance--Louisville Club, Dec., 1947, p. 713.
Study of Mildew--Dallas Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn.,
Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 403.
A Study of Oleoresinous Film Structure (Part II)--R. C. Ernst and
W. H. Lubbers, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 131.
A Study of Pigment Dispersion (Part I), Measurement of Fineness
of Grind--New York Club, Dec., 1946, p. 633.
Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Philadelphia Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 43.
Test Methods for Evaluating Paint Fungicides--R. E. Vicklund and
M. Manowitz, Dec., 1947, p. 734.
Testing Methods for Determining Paint Settling--A Review--S. Wer-
than. Sept., 1944, p. 397,
Tests for the Stability of Dipping Varnishes and Enamels (Part II),
Varnishes--Cleveland Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn.,
Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 431.
3-1 High Solids Lacquer Test--Philadelphia Club, Dee., 1944, p. 581.
The Use of the Microscope. in the Paint Laboratory With Notes on
Ultraviolet Light--Louisville Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish,- Lacquer
Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 209,
Visual and Infra-Red Photographic and Speetrophotometrie Study of
Pigments and Pigmented Coatings--V. C. Vesce, June, 1943, p. 217.
GENERAL
Laboratory Control--E, Kropel, May, 1938, p. 247. Methods of Test (Part 1), (Plant Control)--Philadelphia Club, Dec.,
1946, p. 663. Modern Methods of Paint Testing--C. Y. Hopkins, Feb., 1942, p. 94. Performance Tests as an Aid in Maintenance of Traffic Paint Quality
--S. Werthan, Feb., 1942, p, 75. Scientific Instruments in the Paint Industry--F. Scofield, Mar., 1946,
p. 130, Survey of Methods for Testing Coating Resins--J. J. Bradley, Jr.,
Mar., 1947, p. 162. A Survey of Methods Used in the Federation of Paint and Varnish
Production Clubs for the Testing of Paints and Varnishes--Dallas Club, Dec., 1946, p. 653.
EQUIPMENT AND MANUFACTURING
COOKING Catalytic Fuel Oils and Electronic Varnish Fire Controls--W. M. Jauch,
Oct., 1946, p. 433.
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Chemical Engineering Factors Involved in Heat Bodying and Equip ment Trends--T. S. Russell, Jan., 1946, p. 19.
Design and Operation of Direct Fired Units for Resin, Varnish, and Oil Processing--A. Tonkonogy, Sept., 1947, p. 610,
Developments In Oil Processing--W. H. Mattil, Sept., 1943, p. 267, Fume Disposal Systems--J. Jares, Oct., 1945, p. 367, Fume Scrubber--Effective on Linseed Oil Kettles--J. C. Dittmer, Sept.,
1947, p. 616, Heat Systems and Controls for Portable Varnish Kettles--W. M.
Jaueh, June, i.946, p. 256. Methods of Processing Modified Phenol-Formaldehyde Resins and Oils
to Secure Better Solubility--C. F. Pickett, June, 1938, p. 300. Modern Resin and Varnish Cooking Equipment--M. V. Williams, Aug.,
1946, p. 361. On the Way to Varnish Plant Modernization--H. H. Shuger, May,
1944, p. 315. Radiant and Direct, Oil and Gas Fired Autoclaves--W. M. Jauch, Mar.,
1946, p. 178, Simple Guides in Varnish Making--W, C. Weber, May, 1938, p. 241. Slow Drying Oil Varnishes, Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties (Part II)--N. N. Kojevnikoff, May, 1941, p. 244. Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago Club, Tech, Proc., 1941,
p. 71. Some Aspects of Vehicle Manufacturing in Set Kettles and Stills--
T. F. Byron, June, 1947, p. 359. Some Observations on Dehydrated Castor Oils in Varnish Manufacture
Northwestern Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Qir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 359. A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils (Part II) --C.D,I.C. Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p; 59. Varnish Kettles From the Manufacturer's Viewpoint--A. Hock, Mar., 1940, p. 120. Varnish Losses in Weight and in Volume--Chicago Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect, Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 3. Varnishes--E. J. Cole, Apr., 1944, p. 164.
GRINDING
Color Strength and Texture Development by Roller Mill Grinding--
New York Club, Tech. Proc., .1941, p. 99.
Developments in the Dispersion of Carbon Black--L. J. Venuto, Mar.,
1940, p. 159.
An Evaluation, of Surface-Active Agents in Pigment Grinding, II--
Detroit Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 31.
Grinding Mills--J. C. Moore, May, 1944, p. 308,
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Grinding Tests Made With the Marco "Kom-bi-nator"--N, T. Phelps,
Dec., 1946, p. 681,
Lacquer Paste Grinding on the Three Roller Mill--Toronto Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 115.
Materials and Equipment Problems--G. H- Wescott, May, 1945, p. 254.
A New Approach to the Evaluation of Wetting, Grinding, and Dispers
ing Aids--A. E. Bartlett; Feb., 1945, p. 76.
New Developments in the Grinding of Paint Products--R. L. Cawood,
Mar., 1940, p. 127.
Paint Processing--Post-War, Ball and Pebble Mills--O, H. Garlick,
May, 1945, p. 251.
Paint Processing--Post-War, Hydraulic Control of Roller Mills--G. A.
Vasel, May, 1945, p. 250.
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Paint Processing--Post-War, Mixing and Dispersing-*--Powers, J. R.,
May, 1949, p. 248.
A Particle Size Distribution Approach to Paint Dispersions--S. W-
Martin, Sept., 1942, p. 396,
Pebble and Ball Mill Grinding--A Review--V. E. Olson, June, 1944,
p. 340.
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Preliminary Notes on an Improved Method of Grinding Paints--H. A.
Gardner, May, 1939, p. 208.
Report of Processing and Equipment Group of M. and M. Committee---
J. C, Moore, Dec., 1944, p. 613,
Roller Mill Grinding--M. R. Sentman, Mar., 1941, p. 124.
Roller Mill Grinding--A Review---R. D. Bonney, June, 1944, p. 346.
Some Observations of Wetting and Dispersion Agents--C. A. Knauss,
Jan., 1939, p. 16.
Stone Mill Operation---R. W. Matlack, Apr., 1944, p. 160.
Texture of Dry Colors in Relation to Mill Base Production--H. A.
Reddy, Mar., 1941, p. 144.
GENERAL
Design of a Modern Varnish Plant--Philadelphia Club, Oct., 1946,
p. 414.
Mixing and Grinding--W. Lynch, May, 1938, p. 244.
Paint Plant Manufacturing Equipment---J. C. Moore, May, 1946, p. 212.
Paint Processing--Post-War. Mixing and Dispersing---J. R. Powers,
May, 1946, p. 248.
Production Methods and Material Handling--V. C. Bidlack, May, 1946,
p. 208.
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Straining and Clarification--G. A. Bresler, Dec., 1946, p. 678.
Thinning, Tinting, Screening and Pilling of Ready Mixed Paint--
R. Whitcomb, May, 1938, p. 262.
The Thinning of Varnish With Mineral Spirits--Philadelphia Club,
Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 7.
RAW MATERIALS
OILS Dehydrated Castor Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 103. Drying Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Bisen-
schiml. Mar., 1941, p. 116. Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement--W. A. Bush, Feb.,
1941, p. 66. New Synthetic Drying Oils from Canadian Raw Materials--O. M. Behr,
Jan., 1941, p. 11. The New Zinc Resinates, Including Their Use With Wood Oil Substi
tutes--E. Edelstein, Mar., 1940, p. 133, Oils in This Warring World--L. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77. Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties--N. N. KojevnikofF, Apr., 1940, p. 211. Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1941,
p. 71. Some Observations on Dehydrated Castor Oils in Varnish Manufacture
Northwestern Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 369. A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils--C.D.I.C. Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 61.
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A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils, II-- C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 59.
Fish
Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisen-
schiml, Mar., 1941, p. 116.
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The Economics of Fish Oil--L. Reizenstein, May, 1940, p. 252,
Fish Oils--A. J. Anderson, Nov., 1938, p. 467.
Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement--W, A. Bush, Feb.,
1941, p. 65.
Manufactured Drying Oils--0. M. Behr, Apr,, 1940, p, 203.
New Paint Oils--0. M. Behr, Sept., 1938, p. 415.
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New Synthetic Drying Oils from Canadian Raw Materials--O. M.
Behr, Jan., 1941, p, 11,
Oils in This Warring World--L. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p, 77.
Painting With Fish Oils--L, J. Reizenstein, May, 1938, p. 220.
Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Prop
erties---N. N. Kojevnikoff, Apr., 1940, p. 211.
Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1941,
p. 71.
A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils, II--
C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 59,.
Linseed
Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 103.
Conservation of Linseed Oil By Substitution--New York Club, Nov.,
1943, p. 396.
Drying Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisen-
schiml, Mar., 1941, p. 116.
The Effect of Rubber Accelerators and Other Catalysts on the Heat
Bodying of Vegetable Oils--Northwestern Club, Tech. Proc., 1940,
p. 23.
Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement--W. A. Bush, Feb.,
1941, p. 65.
Oils in This Warring World--L. ,T. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77.
Peroxide Formation and Induction Periods of Linseed Oils and Paints
--R. D. Johnson, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 171.
Properties of Bodied Linseed Oil--J. J. Mattiello, Apr., 1943, p. 102.
Disc., May, 1943, p. 164.
Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1941,
p. 71.
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A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils, II--
C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 59. Substitutes for Linseed Oil in Exterior Paints--New York Club, Mar.,
1943, p. 78.
Suggestions on Linseed Oil Conservation--H, A. Gardner, Apr,, 1943,
p. 90,'
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The Use of Kettle Bodied Oils in House Paints to Conserve Linseed Oil --H. A. Nelson, Apr., 1943, p. 98. Disc., May, 1943, p. 160.
Oiticica
Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 103.
Cicoil--C. Holdt, Mar., 1939, p. 126.
Drying Oils: Tbeir Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisenschiml, Mar., 1941, p. 116.
Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement--W. A. Bush, Feb., I 1941, p. 65.
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The New Zinc Resinates, Including Their Use With Wood Oil Substi
tutes--E. Edelstein, Mar., 1940, p. 133.
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Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties--N. N. Kojevnikoff, Apr., 1940, p. 211.
Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1941,
P. 71.
Perilla
Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p, 103.
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Drying Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisen-
schiml. Mar., 1941, p. 116.
Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties--N. N. Kojevnikoff, Apr., 1940, p. 211.
Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties (Part II)--N. N. Kojevnikoff, May, 1941, p. 244.
Soybean Drying Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisen-
schiml, Mar., 1941, p. 116. The Effect of Rubber Accelerators and Other Catalysts on the Heat
Bodying of Vegetable Oils--Northwestern Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 23. Oils in This Warring World--L. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77. Soybean Oil in Flat Wall Paint--Chicago Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p; 3. Soybean Oil in Interior Enamels--Chicago Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. dr. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 389. The Soybean--Myth or Miracle--S. O. Sorenson, Apr., 1947, p, 238. A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils, II-- C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 59.
Tall
Lignin Liquor and Its Uses in Protective Coatings--E, C. Alford, Feb., 1942, p. 66.
Tall Oil in Surface Coatings--Golden Gate Club, Nov., 1944, p. 617. Tall Oil in Surface Coatings, II--Golden Gate Club, Dec., 1946, p. 490.
Tung Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 103. Changes in Wood Oil and Tung Oil on Prolonged Storage--G. Eisen-
schiml, Apr., 1946, p. 170, Drying Oils: Their Present Status and Future Prospects--G. Eisen-
schiml, Mar., 1941, p. 116. Elimination of China Wood Oil From Varnish Formulation--Dallas
Club, Nov., 1940, p. 439. Manufactured Drying Oils--O. M. Behr, Apr., 1940, p, 203. Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties--N. N. Kojevnikoff, Apr., 1940, p. 211. Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation, Processing and Proper
ties (Part II)--N. N. Kojevnikoff, May, 1941, p. 244. Tung Oil Conservation--C- F, Pickett, Oct., 1939, p. 354.
General
The ^Changing^Picture of Synthetic Drying Oils--J. E. Good, Apr.,
The Chemistry of Bodied Oils--T. F. Bradley, Jan., 1941, p. 23.
The Chemists Contribution to the Field of Drying Oils During the War --E. H. Valance, Apr., 1946, p. 183.
Conservation of Oil Through Substitutes--New York Club, May, 1943, p. 168,
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Developments in Domestic Oils--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1940, p. 197.
Driers--A Review--G. Feamley, Mar., 1945, p. 132.
Driers--A Review--G. Feamley, Oct., 1945, p. 365.
Driers, V--Montreal Club, Dee., 1944, p. 566.
Drying Oil Polymerization--T. F. Bradley, Oct., 1947, p. 552.
Drying Oil Research--S. O. Sorenson, May, 1944, p. 283.
Heat Bodied Oils--A Review--H. Feinberg, Baltimore Club, Mar.,
1946, p. 112.
The Influence of Metallic Driers on Certain Properties of Linseed-
Replacement Oils--C. C. Hartman and E. F. Hickson, May, 1944,
p. 227.
The Newer Varnish Oils--J. C. Konen, May, 1945, p. 240.
Oil Conservation--C. Rose, Apr., 1943, p. 91.
Petroleum Drying Oil in Exterior Paints--E. W. McMullen, May, 1943,
p. 166.
Postwar Developments in Synthetics--J. E. Good, Dee., 1943, p. 473,
Postwar Prospects for Drying Oils--O. Eisenschiml and G. Eisen-
schiml, Jan., 1945, p. 26.
Protective Coatings in Wartime--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1942, p. 218.
Recent Developments in the Processing of Drying Oils--J. H. Greaves,
June, 1944, p, 359.'
Soft Oil Resins from the Consumer's Viewpoint--W. T. Walton, May,
1941, p. 279.
Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stability--C. F. Pickett,
June, 1941, p. 316.
A Study of Polymerized Oils--Los Angeles Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Set Sect. Civ. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 363.
A Study of Some Newer Oils for Varnishes--M. A. Glaser, Chicago
Club, Feb., 1944, p. 60.
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Suggestions -for Formulating Finishes Under Present Conditions--
W. T, Pearce, Apr., 1941, p. 202.
Summary of Protective Coatings: Raw Materials Situation With
Special Reference to Drying Oils--A. C. Goetz, May, 1943, p. 147.
Symposium on the Use of Bodied Oils in Exterior House Paint--
Philadelphia Club, Apr., 1943, p, 89.
Trends in Protective Coatings--L. J. Reizenstein, Jan., 1943, p. 1.
DRIERS
Chemicals Affecting Loss of Drying--New York Club, Dec., 1942,
_ p. 546.
Driers, II--Montreal Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 407.
Driers, III--Montreal Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 35.
Driers, IV--Montreal Club, Nov., 1942, p. 489,
Driers, V--Montreal Club, Dec., 1944, p. 566.
Driers--A Review--G. Fearnley, Mar., 1945, p. 132.
Driers--A Review--G. Feamley, Oct., 1945, p. 365.
Driers in Relation to Synthetics--H. G. Bryson, Feb., 1939, p. 90.
Loss of Drying Time in Paints--Montreal Club, Tech. Proc., 1941,
p. 121.
The Effect of Driers on the Chemical and Water Resistance of Aged
Varnish Films--G. W. Gregg and L. E. Anderson, July, 1947,
p. 421,
The Efficiency of Driers at Elevated Temperatures--A. C. Mueller,
Apr., 1943, p. 128.
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The Influence of Metallic Driers on Certain Properties of LinseedReplacement Oils--C. C. Hartman and E. P. Hickson, May, 1944, p. 227.
Octoate Driers--G. Fearnley, Dec., 1946, p. 690. Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stability--C. F, Pickett,
June, 1941, p. 316. Some Factors Affecting Drier Activity--C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc.,
1941, p. 21.
PIGMENTS
White
Acieular Zinc Oxide--J. H. Calbeek, A. C. Eide and M. K. Easley, Sept., 1941, p. 392.
Chalk-Resistant Titanium Dioxides: Their Use in Enamels--D. H. Dawson, Apr., 1941, p, 188.
Chemicals Affecting Loss of Drying--New York Club, Dec.,' 1942, p. 546.
Conservation of Titanium Dioxide by the Selection of Inerts and Vehicles--Chicago Club, Dec., 1942, p. 543.
A Dozen Uses for Zinc Oxide in Paint--H. A. Nelson, Apr., 1939, p. 159.
Grades of Titanium Dioxide: Their Properties and Uses--D. W. Robert
son and J. A. Lutz, Sept., 1940, p. 343. House Paint Formulation -with Chalk-Resistant Titanium Pigments--
W. H. Hoback, June, 1940, p. 304, Influence of Variations of Barium Sulfate Extender Particle Size on
the Hiding Power of Titanium Dioxide Paints--H. D. Piper, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sri. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 199. Leaded Zinc Oxides: Their Composition, Properties and Manufacture-- A. C, Eide and H. A- Depew, Mar., 1939, p. 138. Manufacture of Lithopone---K. Mowlds, Mar., 1938, p, 125.
Modern Developments in White Lead--J. E. Hilton and A. Nutton,
Feb., 1940, p. 70.
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Modern Trends in House Paint Formulations--W. G. Vannoy, Apr.,
1944, p. 177.
A Particle Size Distribution Approach to Paint Dispersions--S. W.
Martin, Sept., 1942, p. 396,
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Peroxide Formation and Induction Periods of Linseed Oils and Paints
R. D. Johnson, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 169.
Photochemical Reactions Sensitized by White Pigments--C. L. Rollin-
son, May, 1940, p. 259...........
Pigmentation of Postwar Paints---D. H. Dawson and F. E. Bolton,
Dec., 1943, p. 463.
Progress and Development in Titanium Pigments--A. N. C. Bennett
and W. Woodhall, Mar., 1944, p. 130.
Rutile Calcium Base Pigments--W. B. Anderson, June, 1941, p. 332.
Rutile Titanium Dioxide Pigments--D. H. Dawson, Mar., 1942, p. 135.
Rutile Titanium Dioxide in Specification Paints--D. H. Dawson and
R. E. Troutman, Apr., 1943, p. 136. Disc., Sept., 1943, p. 290.
Some Factors Affecting Drier Activity--C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc.,
1941, p. 21.
Some Notes on Zinc Oxide in an Alkyd Vehicle,--A. C. Eide and H. A. Depew, Mar., 1940, p. 152.
A Study of the Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Hiding Power of White Pigments--Baltimore Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer, Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 27.
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Titanium Dioxide: Its Manufacture and Uses--D. H. Dawson, May, 1938, p. 225.
Zinc Oxide--As You Like It--S. Werthan, May, 1941, p. 267. Zinc Oxide: Its Manufacture and Uses in the Paint Industry--H. E.
Outcault, Apr., 1943, p. 112.
Color
A Comparison of Flushed and Dry Colors--St. Louis Club, Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 299.
Current Dry Color Development--H. A. Reddy, June, 1939, p. 305.
Developments in the Dispersion of Carbon Black--L. J. Venuto, Mar.,
1940, p. 159.
Meeting the Demand for Better Dry Colors--C. Grove, Jan., 1938, p. 36.
Notes on Coloring Power of Pigments--H. L. Beakes, June, 1947,
p. 350.
A New Process Red Lead--A. Brookes, June, 1938, p. 312.
Organic Toners in Olive Drab Paints--Baltimore Club, May, 1943,
p. 196.
Pigment Colors--A Review--A. E. Kromer, Jan., 1946, p, 2.
The Pigmentation of Green Exterior Trim Paints--D. H. Parker, Oct.,
1940, p. 380.
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Practical Application Values of Some Chemical Dry Colors--H. A.
Reddy, May, 1939, p. 216.
Principles of Exterior Trim Paint Formulation--D. H. Parker and
E. W. Cronin, May, 1942, p. 273.
Some Factors Affecting Drier Activity--C.D.I.C. Club, Tech. Proc.,
1941, p. 21.
Some New giants on Dry Colors--D. H. Parker, Sept., 1939, p. 340.
Some Trends of the Dry Color Industry--H. A. Reddy, Sept., 1942,
p, 414.
Stability of Red Pigments, II--Philadelphia Club, Apr., 1939, p. 165.
Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Philadelphia Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 43.
A Study of the Use of Flushed Colors in Architectural and Industrial
Finishes--Detroit Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn-, Sci.
Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 427.
Texture of Dry Colors in Relation to Mill Base Production--H. A.
Reddy, Mar., 1941, p. 144.
Yellow Pigments--J. Barker and J. K. Barraclough, May, 1939, p. 235.
Extender
Calcium Carbonate Inert Pigments--A. R. Lukens, Apr., 1941, p. 211.
A Comparison of East and West Coast Talcs and Mineral Spirits--Los
Angeles Club, Dec., 1944, p. 577.
Critical Factors in the Selection of Extender Pigments--R. L. Mc-
Cleary, July, 1946, p. 291.
Extender Pigments--V. Babel, Oct., 1942, p. 463.
The Geology, Chemistry, and Utility of California Talcs--R. Lamar,
Sept., 1944, p. 393.
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House Paint Extenders--W. G. Vannoy, Dec., 1945, p. 558.
Inert Pigments and Their Effects in Flat Paints--New England Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov.,
1938, p. 445.
The Influence of Extender Pigments Upon Objective Gloss--A. R.
Lukens, C. L. Cummings and V. J. Babel, Sept., 1943, p. 306.
Micalith-G in Primers.--R. Shutt, Apr., 1945, p. 191.
A Study of the Effects of Various Extenders in Anti-Fouling Paints--
New England Club, Nov., 1944, p. 528.
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Miscellaneous Aluminum--H. A. Tallon, Jan., 1945, p, 19. The Effect of Pigments on Oleoresinous Film Structure--R. C. Ernst
and G. R. Eudaley, Dec., 1942, p. 575. An Eight-year Test of Aluminum Primers of Wood--R. I. Wray, May,
1940, p. 263. Luminescent Coatings--New York Club, Feb., 1942, p. 58. Disc., Nov.,
1942, p. 500. Luminescent Pigments and Paints (Part I)--H. C. Bryson, Feb., 1940,
p. 49. Luminescent Pigments and Paints (Part II)--H. C. Bryson, Mar., 1940,
p. 139. Luminous Paint Pigments--S. 0. White, Oct., 1942, p. 458. Luminous Paints---May, 1941, p. 288. Preliminary Study on Alteration of the Surface Properties of Com
mercial Carbon Blacks--C. A. Murray and F. E. Bartell, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No., 568, Nov., 1938, p. 251, Optical Properties of Pigments in the Visual and Near Infra-Red-- H. A. Endres, June, 1943, p. 202. Water-Insoluble Soaps--W. A. Young, Sept., 1942, p. 429. The Wetting of Pigments by Linseed Oils and Paint Vehicles--G. A. Murray and F. E. Bartell, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sei. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 151.
RESINS Alkyd Alkyd Resins--1940 Model--L. K. Scott, Mar., 1940, p. 105. Determination of Solids and Phthalic Anhydride Content of Alkyds--
New York Club, Dec., 1944, p, 559. The Effect of Particle Size on the Tinting Strength of Pigments--
G. Barrick, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 183, Kauri Reduction Values of Alkyd Resins--Louisville Club, Tech. Proc.,
1940, p. 123. The Manufacture of Alkyd Resins--C. D. Thurmond, Apr., 1945, p. 181. Modified Alkyd Resins--W. F. Whitescarver, Jan., 1943, p. 7. New Standards in Baking Finishes--H. F. Payne, Dec., 1945, p.,527. Oils in This Warring World--L. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77. Physical and Chemical Relationship of Melamine, Urea, and Alkyd
Resins--E. H. Trussell, May, 1941, p, 267, The Role of Synthetic Resin in War and Postwar Finishes--W. F.
Whitescarver, Feb., 1944, p, 81. Some Notes on Zinc Oxide in an Alkyd Vehicle--A. C. Eide and H. A.
Depew, Mar., 1940, p. 152. Suggestions for Formulating Finishes Under Present Conditions--
W. T, Pearce, Apr., 1941, p. 202. Synthetic Resins in the Present Emergency--J. MeE. Sanderson, Oct.,
1941, p. 443. 3-1 High Solids Lacquer Test--Philadelphia Club, Dee., 1944, p. 581. Trends in Protective Coatings--L. J. Reizenstein, Jan., 1943, p. 1, Viscosity of Synthetic Resin Varnishes in Mixed Hydrocarbon Solvents
--Los Angeles Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 131. Where We Stand With Alkyd Resins--E. H, Trussell, Sept., 1946,
p. 283. Phenolic ' . "Bakelite" Resins in Postwar Coatings--K. V. McCullough, Oct., 1944,
p. 443.
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Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Baltimore Club, Tech.
Proc., 1940, p. 103.
Colloidal Aspects of Dispersion as Applied to Paint and Varnish--
R. J. Moore, Feb., 1939, p. 83.
Dispersion Resins and Their Utilization--W. R. Catlow, Nov., 1947,
p. 419.
Oil Polymerization Under the Influence of Resins--R. C. Shuey, Nov.,
1938, p. 464.
Oils in This Warring World--h. J. Reizenstein, Feb., 1941, p. 77.
The Phenolic Resin Picture--C. T. O'Connor, Sept., 1946, p.' 286.
Resin Baking Coatings by Induction Heating--R. J. Moore, Dec., 1945,
p. 504.
Soft Oil Resins From the Consumer's Viewpoint--W. T. Walton, May,
1941, p. 279.
Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stability--C. F. Pickett,
June, 1941, p. 316.
Synthetic Resins in the Present Emergency--J. McE. Sanderson, Oct.,
1941, p. 443.
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The Use of Bakelite Oil Soluble Resins in Paint, Varnishes and
Enamels--F. J. R. Bowman, Apr., 1938, p. 180.
Natural
Congo Resin--A. Skett, Jan., 1944, p. 24. Progress in Natural Resin Research--A. Skett and J. H. Holzberger,
June, 1941, p. 346. Recent Developments in National Resins Technology--A. Skett and
R. W. Allan, Jan., 1938, p. 31. Shellac, Its History, Manufacture and Uses--E. B. Cordon, May, 1939,
p. 228, Shellac and Some of Its Uses in Protective Coatings--W. H. Gardner,
Nov., 1938, p. 473. "Slack Melt" Congo: Its Production and Utility--New York Club,
Nov., 1944, p. 531.
Studies in Natural Resin Technology, VIH--C. L. Mantel! and A- Skett, Apr., 1938, p. 196.
Studies in Natural Resin Technology, IX--C. L. Mantell, A. Skett, J, H. Holzberger and R. W. Allan, Sept., 1938, p. 386.
A Study of Natural Resins in Combination With Synthetic Resins for Floor Varnishes--New England Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lac
quer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 99.
Rosin Derivatives
Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations---Baltimore Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 103.
Fourth Report of the New Zinc Resinotes in Paint and Varnish-- E. Edelstein, Apr., 1939, p. 182,
Further Studies in the Use of New Forms of Zinc Resinate in Paint and Varnish--E. Edelstein, Nov., 1938, p. 493.
New Developments in Ester Gum--H. C. Woodruff, Oct., 1940, p. 397. New Developments in Synthetic Resins for the Varnish Field--V, M.
MacNulty, May, 1942, p. 242. New Zinc Resinates in Protective Coatings--E. Edelstein, Nov., 1939,
p. 398. The New Zinc Resinates, Including Their Use With Wood Oil Substi
tutes---E. Edelstein, .Mai'., 1940, p. 133.' Pentalyn Resins--F. G. Oswald, Mar., 1941, p. 136.
Pentek: Its History and Applications--T. M. O'Neil, Nov., 1947, p. 596.
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Rosin and Terpene Derivatives in the War--F. G. Oswald, Jan., 1944, p. 7.
A Terpene Resin and Its Use in Varnishes--B. S. Pressburg, Apr., 1940, p. 197.
Trends in the Development of Rosin-Base Resins--P. G. Oswald, Oet., 1944, p. 458.
The- Values of New Forms of Zinc Resinate in Phenolic and Alkyd Varnishes--E. Edelstein, Jnne, 1938, p. 337.
Wood Naval Stores Industry--W. Garvie, Feb., 1939, p. 59,
Other Synthetics
Acrylic Resins--W. T. Pearce, Nov., 1941, p. 475.
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A-Resin---O. C. Slotterbeck, Dec., 1946, p. 691. A Brief Outline of the Developments of Urea Formaldehyde for Coat
ings---H. C. Cheetham, Mar., 1938, p, 135.
Chlorinated Rubber--P. F. Robb, Jan., 1939, p. 13. '
Condensed Imagination--J, McE. Sanderson, Apr., 1939, p. 151.
The Evaluation of Synthetic Rubbers in Organic Protective Coatings
---Philadelphia Club, Nov., 1944, p. 601.
Heat-Reactive Hydrocarbon Resins and Oils--W. J. Sparks, J, D.
Garber and 0. C. Slotterbeck, Dec., 1945, p. 652.
New Applications for Synthetic Resins--0. Jordan, Oct., 1938, p. 432.
New Bases for Coating and Plastic Compositions--P. L. Nichols, Jr.,
R. M. Hamilton, L, T. Smith and E. Yanovsky, Mar., 1945, p. 111.
A New Technique in Coatings--"Vinylite" Resin Dispersions--G. M.
Powell, Dec., 1946, p. 696.
Organo-Silicon Compounds--Chicago Club, Nov._, 1946, p. 424.
Physical and Chemical Relationship of Melamine, Urea and Alkyd Resins--E. H. Trussell, May, 1941, p. 257.
Polymeric Hydrocarbons for Surface Coatings--0. C. Slotterbeck and
D. W. Young, Nov., 1944, p. 511. Polymeric Resins in Surface Coatings--A. K. Doolittle, Nov., 1939,
p. 409.
Report to M. and M. Committee--F. Atwood, Dec., 1944, p. 612. Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Coatings, II--J. R. Pat
terson, Oct., 1946, p. 439.
Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Finishes--J. R. Patterson,
July, 1946, p. 281.
Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Finishes--Progress Re port III--J. R. Patterson, Mar., 1947, p. 144.
Soft Oil Resins from the Consumer's Viewpoint--W. T. Walton, May,
1941, p. 279,
Paint Chemists and New Resins--J. McE. Sanderson, Jan., 1938, p, 13,
Plastics and Emulsions--F. Atwood, May, 1944, p. 276. Notes on the Use of Synthetic Resins--W. C. Norms, May, 1939, p. 231,
General Investigation of Aqueous Acrysol, Geon and Saran Dispersions--
Chicago Club, Nov., 1946, p. 603. The Next Decade--J. McE. Sanderson, W. C. Norris and E. H. Trussell,
May, 1938, p. 255. Notes on the Qualitative Analysis of Varnishes for Some Commonly
Used Types of Resins--Chicago Club, Dec., .1944, p. 599. Protective Coatings in Wartime--L. J. Reizenstein, Apr., 1942, p. 218. Technology and Manufacture of Hard Synthetic Coating'Resins--W. R.
Husen, Feb., 1947, p. 84. The Production of Oil Soluble Resins for Paints and Varnishes--C. A.
Redfarn, Jan., 1938, p. 5.
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SOLVENTS
A Comparison of East and West Coast Tales and Mineral Spirits--Los
Angeles Club, Dec., 1944, p. 577,
Composition of High Solvency Hydrocarbon Thinners--E. H. McArdle,
J. C. Moore, H. D. Terrell and E. C. Haines, June, 1989, p. 299.
The Fundamental Technology of Petroleum Solvents--E. M. Toby,
May, 1938, p. 261.
The Future of Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Petroleum Derivatives in
the Protective Coating Industry--E. M. Toby, Jr., Feb., 1944, p. 90.
Lacquer Solvents from Petroleum--R. A. A. Morley, June, 1941, p. 361.
Mineral Thinners--C. W. Irwin, May, 1942, p. 263.
New Developments in Solvent and Plasticizer Technology--W. A.
Woodcock, Apr., 1946, p, 172.
New Solvents and Plasticizers for Surface Coatings---W. A. Woodcock,
Dec., 1945, p. 518.
Petroleum Naphthas and Thinners--R. D. Armsbury, Oct., 1939, p. 366.
Petroleum Solvents--A Review--W. P. Colio, Philadelphia Club, Jan.,
1946, p. 10.
Specialty Coatings and the Nitroparaffins--B. L. Ericsson, Dec., 1943,
p. 478.
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The Thinning of Varnish with Mineral Spirits--Philadelphia Club,
Tech, Proc., 1941, p. 7,
"Viscosity Reduction Method" for Commercial Evaluation of Hydro
Carbon Solvents for Synthetic Varnish Resins--Los Angeles Club,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Set, Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939,
p. 65.
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Viscosity Reduction by Paint Thinners--E. H. McArdle, May, 1945,
p. 229.
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PLASTICIZERS
Comparison of Recently Developed Plasticizers for Nitrocellulose-- Chicago Club, Dec., 1945, p. 493.
Comparison of Recently Developed Plasticizers for Nitrocellulose (Part II)--Chicago Club, Nov., 1946, p. 488.
New Developments in Solvent and Plasticizer Technology--W. A. Woodcock, Apr., 1946, p. 172.
New Solvents and Plasticizers for Surface Coatings--W. A. Woodcock, Dec., 1946, p. 518.
Cellulose Esters and Ethers--J. K. Speicher, May, 1944, p. 288.
MISCELLANEOUS
Anti-Skinning Agents---Montreal Club, Nov., 1946, p. 563, Colloidal Phenomenon of Metallic Soaps Used in the Protective Coat
ings Industry--F. J. Licata, Mar., 1938, p. 128. The Effect of Rubber Accelerators and Other Catalysts on the Heat
Bodying of Vegetable Oils--Northwestern Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 23. Ethyl Cellulose--J. T Skelley, Jan., 1939, p. 7. An Evaluation of Surface-Active _ Agents in Pigment Grinding-- Detroit Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., SoL Sect. Cir., Oct. 1939, p. 43. An Evaluation of Surface-Active Agents in Pigment Grinding, II-- Detroit Club, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 31. , Material and Manufacturing Committee Report--Cincinnati Meeting, April 22, 1944, V. C. Bidlack, May, 1944, p. 269.
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A New Approach to the Evaluation of Wetting, Grinding and Dispers
ing Aids--A. E. Bartlett, Feb., 1945, p. 76,
Review of New Raw Materials--V. C. Bidlack, July, 1947, p. 419.
A Study of Anti-Oxidants and Anti-Skinning Agents--Cleveland Club,
Dec., 1945> p. 484.
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A Study of Fire Resistant House Paints Made With Chlorinated
Paraffin--C.D.I.C. Club, Nov., 1946, p. 512.
.
A Study of Pigment Dispersions in Paint Vehicles--G. D. Selden and
A. H. Selker, Apr., 1940, p. 194.
What Every Paint and Varnish Chemist Should Know About Fungi
cides--Dec., 1945, p. 570.
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FINISHING
APPLICATION
Applying Coatings Electrostatically--H. Ransburg, May, 1944, p. 242.
Can Coating Machinery--W. A. Wright and W. McGowan, May, 1944,
p, 335.
Industrial Finishes for the 'South--E. H. Trussell, July, 1947, p. 412.
Laboratory Problems in the Insulated Wire Industry--Sept., 1945,
p. 342.
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A Modem House Paint Problem--F. A. Wertz, Mar., 1938, p. 115.
Painting of Southern Yellow Pine, Round Table Discussion--Southern
Club, May, 1947, p. 283.
painting of Steel Ships--C. Hamilton, Oct., 1946, p. 443.
Planned Finishes for Cash Registers--F. H. Pfarrer, May, 1944, p. 250.
Planned Production Finishing--W. Herdline, May, 1944, p. 233.
Spray Painting--L. W. Lammiman, May, 1944, p. 237.
Views of Paint Manufacturing in England---E. L. Hobson, Nov., 1944,
p. 497.
CURING
The Effeet of Infrared Radiation Upon an Oleoresinous Enamel, IV-- R. C. Ernst and J. I. Stevens, Dec., 1945, p. 637*
Infrared Finishing Ovens--I. J. Barber, June, 1947, p. 386. Physical and Chemical Relationship of Melamine, Urea and Alkyd
Resins--E. H. Trussell, May) 1941, p. 257. Resin Baking Coatings by Induction Heating--R. J. Moore, Dec., 1945,
p. 504.
SURFACE PREPARATION
The Causes of Paint Failure--K. A. Burgess, May, 1940, p. 260,
Effective Sealing of Knots Under House Paint--Western New York
Club, Nov., 1943, p. 411. Disc., Nov., 1943, p. 372.
Metal Primers--Surface Preparation of Metals--W. J. Greco, Mar.,
1944, p. 115.
New Concepts of Fundamental Causes of Paint Perishing--J. R. Mac
Gregor, Feb., 1938, p. 77.
Observations on Naval Painting Practice--H. H. Nelson, Nov., 1943,
p. 414.
The Painting of Brick Surfaces--Pittsburgh Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Seat. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 63.
Primers for Non-Ferrous Metals, I--Golden Gate Club, Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn,, Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 93.
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A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on
Metals--G. Selden and C. F, Prntton, Tech. Proc., 1946, p. 231.
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A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals. Progress Report No. 2--G. Selden and C. F. Prutton, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 147.
Surface Preparation of Structural Steel--A Review--G. Diehlman, Apr., 1945, p. 167.
' MISCELLANEOUS
Acid Number, Viscosity and Livering Characteristics of Bodied Lin
seed Oil--L. Gussman, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect, Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 191.
Anti-Shatter Coatings for Windows--May, 1941, p. 287.
Anti-Shatter Lacquer for Glass--May, 1941, p. 286.
Availability of Paint Raw Materials After the European War--B. M.
Belcher, Nov., 1944, p. 483.
Beyond the Blue Horizon--P. O, Blacknjore, Dec., 1943, p. 482.
The British Paint industry--G. N. Hill, Dec., 1944, p. 606.
Camouflage--J. Grieve, Apr., 1942, p. 210.
Catalytic Isomerization of Vegetable Oils--S. B. Radlove, H, M. Teeter
and J. C. Cowan, Feb., 1947, p. 74. *
The Chemistry of Bodied Oils--T. F. Bradley, Jan., 1941, p, 23.
Colloid Chemistry and the Paint and Varnish Industry--E. A. Hauser,
Jan., 1946, p. 16.
Colloidal Aspects of Dispersion as Applied to Paint and Varnish--
R. J. Moore, Feb., 1939, p. 83.
The Color Clinic--H. D. Small, Apr., 1941, p. 207.
The Corrosion of Iron and Steel and Its Prevention--J. C. Hudson,
Jan., 1947, p. 26.
Economic Aspects of Fats and Oils in 1940--K. Brandt, Nov., 1940,
p. 431.
The Effect of Temperature and Humidity on Paint Films--V. Gordon,
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939,
p. 211.
Factors Influencing Initial Gloss and Gloss Retention of Alkyd Films
--V. N. Sheets, June, 1939, p. 287.
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Film Formation, Film Properties, Film Deterioration--J. S. Long,
Apr., 1946, p. 150.
Floating or Flooding of Pigments--A Review--H. W. Dell, July, 1946,
p. 306.
Further Observations of Wetting and Dispersion--R. F. Bowles, Nov.,
1947, p. 634.
The Growth of the Castor Bean in the United States---E. E. Metcalf,
May, 1939, p. 214.
The Inspection Service of the Navy Department--J. H. Grady, Apr.,
1944, p. 190.
Leaded Lights--May, 1941, p. 288.
Lighting and Painting--A. C. Atherton, Mar., 1942, p. 82.
The Loss of Drying Power of Black Paints Caused by Aging--J. E.
Rose and H. A. Bennett, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 163.
Lustreless Finishes for Wood--P. A. Metz and S. E. Beck, May, 1943,
p. 189.
Marburg Lecture--Abstract--J. J. Mattiello, (V, J. Babel, abstractor),
Jan., 1947, p. 42.
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Mildew Problems of Interest to the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Manu
facturers--P. G. Benignus, June, 1947, p. 379.
New Navy Paint Specifications--H. L. Aldrich, May, 1943, p. 186.
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Paint as a Material of War--A. I. Totten, Jr., May, 1943, p. 179.
Paint, Its Durability and Use Under Field Conditions--R. B. Strode,
Jan., 1946, p. 22.
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The Paint Production Man's Contribution to the War Effort--J. C.
Moore, Dec., 1943,'p. 425.
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Painter Apprentice School Problem--0. K. Sieplein, Feb., 1947, p, 86.
Paints as Moisture Barriers--A. C. Elm, Apr., 1947, p. 197.
Peroxide Formation and Induction Periods of Linseed Oils and Paints
--R. D. Johnson, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 169.
Photochemical Reactions Sensitized by White Pigments--C. L, Rollin-
son. May, 1940, p. 269.
Preventing Blast Effects--May, 1941, p. 287.
Progress Made in the French Paint and Varnish industry During the
German Occupation--Jan., 1947, p. 264.
Protection Against Fading Offered by Various Types of Paint Films--
Pittsburgh Club, Dec., 1943, p. 462. Disc., Nov., 1943, p. 374.
Report of Committee 43 of the New York Club (Luminescent Coatings)
--New York Club, Nov., 1942, p, 493,
Report on Flight Deck Coatings--New England, Philadelphia and
Baltimore Clubs, Dec,, 1943, p. 431,
Revision of Camouflage Paint Specification T-1093A--New York Club,
Apr., 1942, p. 207.
The Role of the Artist in Camouflage--C. Syer, Sept., 1941, p. 417.
S.S.F.A. Round Table Discussion (Questions and Answers)--G. Priest,
Mar., 1942, p. 119.
The Sequence of Events in the Fouling of Submerged Surfaces--C. E.
Zobell, Sept., 1938, p. 379,
Shatter-Resisting Process--May, 1941, p. 289.
Smokeless Powder--S, Wingersky, Jan., 1943, p. 12.
Some Physical Aspects of Drying Oil Resin Systems--C. T. O'Connor
and A- R. Schuster, Jan., 1939, p. 21.
Some Principles of Color Tinting--H. L. Beakes, June, 1947, p. 371.
Specifications for Paint Used By Army Ordnance--C. R. Cornthwaite,
Nov., 1943, p. 407.
Specifications of the War Department--A. I. Totten, Jr., Feb., 1943,
p. 30.
A Study of Color Preference--Louisville Club, Nov., 1946, p. .649.
A Study of Oleoresinous Film Structure--R. C. Ernst and F. R. Mc-
Quilkin, Tech. Proc., 1940, p. 211.
A Study of Oleoresinous Film Structure (Part II)--R. C. Ernst and
W. H. Lubbers, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 129.
A Survey of Certain Research Problems in Paint and Varnish--New
York Club, Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No.
668, Nov., 1938, p. 371,
A Survey of Some Applications of Various Principles of Colloidal
Chemistry to the Chemistry of Paints--H. D. Piper, Feb., 1940,
p. 68.
Synthetic Resins Come of Age--W. F. Whitescarver, Dee., 1943, p. 428.
Viscosity Changes in Storage of Paints Containing Basic Pigments--
Los Angeles Club, Nov., 1946, p. 539.
War Production Board--Protective Coatings Branch--Its Orders and
Allocations--T. J. Craig, May, 1944, p. 206.
War Time Windows--May, 1941, p. 287.
What Is Unfamiliar About the Familiar Tin Can--L. Weiner, Nov.,
1939, p, 415.
Wood Naval Stores Industry--W. Garvie, Feb., 1939, p. 69.'
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CLUB PAPERS
BALTIMORE
Behavior of Certain Oil-Resin Combinations--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940,
p, 103.
Heat Bodied Oils--A Review--Mar. 1946, p. 112.
Hiding Power--A Critical Review--Feb., 1946, p. 64.
Measurement of the Fineness of Grind--Dec., 1946, p. 631.
Organic Toners in Olive Drab Paints--May, 1943, p. 196.
A Quantitative Evaluation of the Effect of the Pigment-Binder Ratio
on the Wet and Dry Opacity of Various Pigments in a Casein
Vehicle--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No.
568, Nov., 1938, p. 261.
The Relation Between the Reflectance and Hiding Power of Flat Wall
Paints--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 3.
Report on Flight Deck Coatings--Dec., 1943, p. 431,
A Study of the Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Hiding Power
of White Pigments--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect.
Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 27.
Tint Retention in Olive Drab Paints--Nov., 1945, p. 442.
CHICAGO
Comparison of Recently Developed Plasticizers for Nitrocellulose--
Dee., 1945, p. 493.
Comparison of Recently Developed Plasticizers for Nitrocellulose--
Part II--Nov., 1946, p. 488.
Conservation of Titanium Dioxide by the Selection of Inerts and
Vehicles--Dec,, 1942, p, 543.
Investigation of Aqueous Acrysol, Geon and Saran Dispersions--Nov.,
1946, p. 503.
Notes on the Qualitative Analysis of Varnishes for Some Commonly
Used Types of Resins--Dec., 1944, p. 599.
Organo-Silicon Compounds--Nov., 1945, p. 424.
A Report by the Chicago Club on Project No. 2--Apr., 1942, p. 208.
Some Aspects in the Bodying of Oils--Tech, Proc., 1941, p. 71.
Soybean Oil in Flat Wall Paint--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 3.
Soybean Oil in Interior Enamels--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn.,
Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p, 389.
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A Study of Some Newer Oils for Varnishes--Feb., 1944, p. 60.
Varnish Losses in Weight and in Volume--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lac
quer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 3.
C.D.I.C.
The Cooperative Study of Gloss Measurements--Nov., 1945, p. 447.
The Effect of Common Organic Acids on the Viscosity of Enamels
Containing Zinc Oxide--Dec., 1944, p. 563.
Fluorescence Analysis--Chapter II--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer
Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 337.
Some Factors Affecting Drier Activity--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 21.
A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils--Nat.
Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci, Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 61.
A Study of Bodying Dehydrated Castor Oil With Other Oils, II--
Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 59.
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A Study of Fire Resistant House Paints Made With Chlorinated
Paraffin---Nov., 1946, p. 512.
CLEVELAND
.
Development of Suitable Fire Tests for Visual Deception Materials
Such as Osnaburg Cloth--Mar., 1942, p, 123. Disc., Nov., 1942,
p. 603.
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Humidity and Temperature Effects on Protective Coatings, I--Test Methods--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sri. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 15.
Humidity and Temperature Effects on Protective Coatings, II--Drying . of Oils--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 63.
A Study of Anti-Oxidants and Anti-Skinning Agents--Dec., 1945, p. 484.
Tests for the Stability of Dipping Varnishes and Enamels--Part II, Varnishes--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sri. Sect, Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 431.
Weathering Machine Correlation in the Cleveland Club Area--Part I-- Nov., 1945, p. 454.
Weathering Machine Correlation in the Cleveland Area--Part II-- Nov., 1946, p. 518.
DALLAS
Alkali Resistance on V17 through V21 Varnishes--Dec., 1944, p. 583. Elimination of China Wood Oil from Varnish Formulation--Nov.,
1940, p. 439. Study of Mildew--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sri. Sect. Cir.
No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 403. A Survey of Methods Used in the Federation of Paint and Varnish
Production Clubs for the Testing of Paints and Varnishes--Dec., 1946, p. 653. A Survey of the Methods Used in the South and Southwest for the Testing of Paints and Varnishes--Dec., 1945, p. 479.
DETROIT
An Evaluation of Surface-Active Agents in Pigment Grinding-- Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sri. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 48.
An Evaluation of Surface-Active Agents in Pigment Grinding--II-- Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 31.
A Study of the Use of Flushed Colors in Architectural and Industrial Finishes--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 427.
GOLDEN GATE
Floor Paint Vehicles--Dec., 1946, p. 669. Lead in Enamel Vehicles: Variation of Resins--Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 345.
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Primers for Magnesium and Aluminum Alloys--II--Tech. Proc., Oet.,
1940, p. 67.
Primers for Magnesium and Aluminum Alloys'--III---Dec., 1944, p. 602, Primers for Non-Ferrous Metals--I--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer
Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 93. Tall Oil in Surface Coatings--Nov., 1944, p. 617. Tall Oil in Surface Coatings--Dee., 1945, p. 490.
HOUSTON
Heat Resistant Finishes--Progress Report--Nov., 1946, p. 634. Heat Resistant Finishes--Report No. 3--Dec., 1947, p. 721. High Heat-Resistant Finishes (250-800 F.)--A Progress Report--
Dec., 1945, p. 482.
KANSAS CITY
Health Hazards in the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Industry--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 67.
Loss of Drying Power in Brown Paints--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci, Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 11.
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A Comparison of East and West Coast Talcs and Mineral Spirits--
Dee., 1944, p. 577.
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Predicting the Infra-Red Reflectance of Camouflage Finishes--Dec.,
1942, p. 634.
A Study of Polymerized Oils--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir. No. 668, No t ., 1938, p. 363.
Viscosity Changes in Storage of Paints Containing Basic Pigments--
Nov., 1946, p. 539.
"Viscosity Reduction Method" for Commercial Evaluation of Hydro
Carbon Solvents for Synthetic Varnish Resins--Nat. Paint, Var
nish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 65.
Viscosity of Synthetic Resin Varnishes in Mixed Hydrocarbon Solvents
--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 131.
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LOUISVILLE
Durability of Exterior Finishing Varnishes Over Pigmented Color Coats--Tech, Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 11.
Effect of Resins in Kauri Reduction--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 23.
Kauri Reduction Values of Alkyd Resins--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 123.
A Study of Color Change Tolerance--.Dec., 1947, p. 713. A Study of Color Preference--Nov., 1946, p. 549. The Use of the Microscope in the Paint Laboratory With Notes on
Ultraviolet Light--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 209.
MONTREAL
Anti-Skinning Agents--Nov., 1946, p, 563.
Driers Jl--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568,
Nov., 1938, p. 407.
Driers III--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct.,
1939, p. 35.
Driers IV--Nov., 1942, p. 489.
Driers V--Dec., 1944, p. 566.
Layout of a Modern Paint and Varnish Plant--Nov., 1945, p. 395.
Loss of Drying Time in Paints (Progress Report)--Tech. Proc., 1941,
p. 121.
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' NEW ENGLAND
A Critical Examination of the A.S.T.M, Standard Method of Test for
Oil Absorption of Pigments--Dec., 1946, p. 644.
Inert Pigments and Their Effects in Flat Paints--Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn,, Sci, Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 445.
The Influence of Infra-Red Reflectance Values on Their Ability Capac
ity to Absorb Radiant Energy--Nov., 1943, p. 381. Disc., Nov.,
1942, p. 605; Nov., 1943, p. 374.
Report on Flight Peck Coatings--Dec., 1943, p. 431,
A Study of the Effects of Various Extenders in Anti-Fouling Paints--
Nov., 1944, p. 528.
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A Study of Natural Resins in Combination With Synthetic Resins for Floor Varnshes--Nat Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 99.
A Study of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric ExposureProgress Report No. I--Nov., 1945, p. 393.
A Study of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric ExposureProgress Report No. II--Nov., 1946, p. 566.
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A Study of Primers for Ferrous Metals in an Atmospheric ExposureProgress Report No. Ill--Dee., 1947, p. 745.
NEW YORK
Appearance and Smudge Resistance of Aluminum Paints--Nat. Paint,
Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 331.
Chemicals Affecting Loss of Drying--Dec., 1942, p. 546.
The Cleaning Characteristics of Paints--Nov., 1942, p. 485.
Color Strength and Texture Development by Roller Mill Grinding--
Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 97.
Conservation of Linseed Oil by Substitution--Nov,, 1943, p. 396.
Conservation of Linseed Oil by Substitution--Nov., 1944, p. 520.
Conservation of Oil Through Substitutes--May, 1943, p. 168.
Critical Survey of Methods for Measuring Dry Hiding Power of Paint
--Dec., 1943, p. 485. Disc., Nov., 1943, p. 378.
Determination of Solids and Phthalie Anhydride Content of Alkyds--
Dec., 1944, p. 559.
Determining the Brushability of Paints--Dec., 1942, p. 613.
Drift in Color Standards--A Spectrophotometric Evaluation of the
Can Stability of White Bases and Tinted Paints--Tech. Proc., 1941,
p, 79.
Fire-Retardant Paints for Steel Surfaces--Dec., 1943, p. 435. Disc.,
Nov., 1943, p. 369.
Fire-Retardant Paints for Steel Surfaces--Part II--Nov., 1945, p. 408.
Fire-Retardant Paints for Wooden Surfaces--Nov., 1946, p, 575.
Investigation of Methods for Measuring Drying Time---Dec., 1946,
p, 658.
Luminescent Coatings--Feb., 1942, p. 58, Disc., Nov., 1942, p. 600.
The Measurement of Adhesion of Dried Coatings--Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 121.
Methods of Producing Uniform Films--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 143.
Quantitative Adhesion Measurement of Coatings Before and After
Exposure--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1040, p, 167,
Quantitative Adhesion Measurement of Coatings Before and After
Exposure. (Continuation of 1940 Paper)--Tech. Proa., 1941, p. 87,
Report on Camouflage Paint Exposures--Dec., 1942, p. 619.
Report of Committee 43 of the New York Club (Luminescent Coatings)
--Oct., 1942, p. 493.
Reproducibility of the Cabinet Test Method for Fire-Retardant Paints
on Wood--Dee., 1947, p. 756.
Revision of Camouflage Paint Specification T-1093A--Apr., 1942, p.
207. ,
"Slack Melt" Congo--Its Production and Utility--Nov., 1944, p. 631.
A Study of Pigment Dispersion--Part I, Measurement of Fineness of
Grind--Dec., 1946, p. 633.
Substitutes for Linseed Oil in Exterior Paints--Mar., 1943, p. 78.
A Survey of Certain Research Problems in Paint and Varnish--Nat.
Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No, 568, Nov., 1938,
p. 371.
NORTHWESTERN
An Attempt to Improve the Washability of Water Reducible Paints With Treated Pigments--Dec., 1947, p. 704.
Do Varnish Films Lose Chemical and Water Resistance on Aging?-- Dec., 1944, p. 590.
The Effect of Rubber Accelerators and Other Catalysts on the Heat Bodying of Vegetable Oils--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 23.
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--rNat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No, 568, Nov., 1938, p. 359.
PHILADELPHIA Camouflage Paints in Relation to Project No. 2 of the Visual Deception
Committee--Apr., 1942, p. 204. Design of a Modern Varnish Plant--Oct., 1946, p. 414. The Evaluation of New Varnish or Paint Oils---June, 1947, p. 364. The Evaluation of Synthetic Rubbers in Organic Protective Coatings--
Nov., 1944, p. 601. The Evaluation of Synthetic Rubber in Organic Protective Coatings
--II--Nov., 1946, p. 615. Methods of Test--Part I (Plant Control)--Dec., 1946, p. 663. Petroleum Solvents--A Review--Jan., 1946, p. 10. Procedure for Evaluating Hydrocarbons as Thinness for Coating Com
positions--Dec., 1944, p. 579. Proposed Pictorial Standards for Designating Degrees of Failure of
Organic Films--Part I--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 79. Proposed Standards for Determining the Degree of Color Change in Paints and Enamels--Nov., 1945, p. 445. Proximate Analysis of Hydrocarbon Thinners--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 381. Proximate Analysis of Hydrocarbon Thinners--II--Nat. Paint, Var nish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sec. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 115. Report on Camouflage Paint Exposures^--Dec., 1942, p. 619. Report on Flight Deck Coatings--Dec., 1943, p. 431. Stability of Red Pigments--II--Apr., 1939, p. 165. Stability of White Pigments in Colored Enamel Tints--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p, 271. Study of the Stability of Green Pigments--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 43. A Suitable Coating for the Interior of Army Drinking Water Tanks-- Nov., 1943, p. 405. Symposium on the Use of Bodied Oils in Exterior House Paints-- Apr., 1943, p. 89. The Thinning of Varnish With Mineral Spirits--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 7. 3-1 High Solids Lacquer Test--Dec., 1944, p. 581. The Use of Cellulose Derivatives in Water Paints--Nov., 1945, p. 406.
PITTSBURGH Coatings for Plastics--Nov., 1945, p. 421, The Correlation 'of the Effect on Varying Climatic Conditions on
Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 123. The Correlation of the Effect of Varying Climatic Conditions on Typical House Paints and Exterior Enamels--Nov., 1943, p. 417. Leafing Properties of Aluminum Vehicles--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lac quer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir- No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 309, The Painting of Brick Surfaces--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., ScL Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p, 63. The Painting of Briek Surfaces--II--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p, 139. Protection Against Fading Offered by Various Types of Paint Films-- Dec., 1943, p. 462. A Study of Soya-Tung Combinations--Dec., 1947, p. 725. 34
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SOUTHERN
Painting: of Southern Yellow Pine, Round Table Discussion--May, 1947, p. 283.
ST. LOUIS A Comparison of Flushed and Dry Colors--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lac
quer Assn., Sd. Sect. Cir. No. 568, Nov., 1938, p. 299. A Rapid Method for Determining Total Pigment in Paints, Etc.--Dec., '
1943, p. 471.
TORONTO
Lacquer Paste Grinding on the Three Roller Mill--Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 115.
Pigment Settling and Its Measurement--Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir. No, 568, Nov., 1938, p. 317.
A Possible Method of Using the Reflectometer to Determine Hiding Power--Nov., 1946, p. 623.
WESTERN NEW YORK
Accelerated Alkali Resistance Tests--Nov., 1945, p. 451, Effective Sealing of Knots Under House Paint--Nov., 1943, p. 411.
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AUTHOR INDEX
ALDRICH, H, L.--New Navy Paint Specifications, May, 1943, p. 186.
Al f o r d , E. C.--Lignin Liquor and Its Uses In Protective Coatings,
Feb., 1942, p. 66.
Al l a n , R. W.--Recent Developments in Natural Resin Technology,
Jan., 1938, p. 31.
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Al l an , R. W*--Studies in Natural Resin Technology (IX), Sept;,
1938, p. 886.
Al l an , R. W.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology (X), Feb., 1939,
p. 74.
Al l en , A, O.--Project No. 9, Camouflage Paints, Oil Type, Jan., 1942,
p. 13.
An d er s o n , A. J.--Fish Oils, Nov., 1938, p. 467.
An d er s o n , L. E. a n d Gr eg g , G. W.--The Effect of Driers on the
Chemical and Water Resistance of Aged Varnish Films, July,
1947, p. 421.
An d er s o n , S.--Color Systems, Oct., 1942, p. 460.
An d er s o n , W. B.---Rutile Calcium Base Pigments, June, 1941, p. 332.
An d r ew s , L. F. a n d Bis k u p , J.--Simplified Method of Color Specifica
tion and Control, June, 1945, p. 281*
Ar ms bu r y , R, D.--Petroleum Naphthas and Thinners, Oct., 1939, p.
366.
Ar ms t r o n g , W. G. a n d Mad s o n , W. H.--The Effect of Pigment Vari
ation on the Properties of Flat and Semi-Gloss Finishes, June,
1947, p. 321
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Ar ms t r o n g , W. G. a n d Pig ij et , D. A.--Pigmentation and Properties
of Interior Finishes, June, 1945, p. 308.
Ar n o l d , J, E,--Some Rheological Properties of Carbon Black Suspen
sions, Nov., 1947, p. 619.
As h man , G. W. a n d We r t h a n , S.--An Apparatus for the Accelerated
Evaluation of Heat-Resisting Paints, Feb., 1940, p. 63.
As h man , G. W.--The Significance of Test Fence Exposures. May,
1938, p. 235.
At h er t o n , C.' A.--Lighting and Painting, Mar., 1943, p. 82.
At w o o d , F. C.--Plastics and Emulsions, May, 1944, p. 276.
At w o o d , P. C.--Report of M* & M. Committee, Dec., 1944, p. 612.
Babel , V. J.--Extender Pigments, Oct., 1942, p. 463.
b ab el , V. J., Lg k e n s , A.R. AND Cu mmin g s , L,--The Influence of
Extender Pigments Upon Objective Gloss, Sept., 1943, p. 306.
Babel , V. J. (abstractor)--Marburg Lecture (J. J. Mattiello), Jan.,
1947, p. 42.
Ba l l , H. A.--Analysis of Paint Decomposition Due to Weathering.
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939,
p. 174.
Bar ber , I. J.--Infrared Finishing Ovens, June, 1947, p. 386,
Bar k er , J.--Yellow Pigments, May, 1939, p. 235.
Bar r ACLOUg H, J, K;---Yellow Pigments, May, 1939, p. 235.
Bar r ic k , G.--The Effect of Particle Size on the Tinting Strength of
Pigments, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 183.
Bar t el l , F, E.--Preliminary Study on Alteration of the Surface
Properties of Commercial Carbon Blacks. Nat. Paint, Varnish,
Lacquer Assn., Sei. Sect. Cir. No. 668, Nov., 1938, p. 261.
Bar t el l , F. E,--The Wetting of Pigments by Linseed Oils and Paint
Vehicles. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct.,
1939, p. 161.
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Bar t l et t , A. E.--The Laboratory Determination of 'Drying, Feb.,
1945, p. 54.
Bar t l et t , A. E.--A New Approach to the Evaluation of Wetting,
Grinding, and Dispersing Aids, Feb., 1945, p. 76.
Beak es , H. L.--Notes on Coloring of Pigments, June, 1947, p. 350.
Beak es , H. L.--Some Principles of Color Tinting, June, 1947, p. 371.
Beal , G. F.--A Study of Primer Vehicles, May, 1939, p. 243.
Bec k , S. E.--Lustreless Finishes for Wood, May, 1943, p. 189.
Beh r , O. M.---Manufactured Drying Oils, Apr., 1940, p. 203.
Beh r , O. M.---New Paint Oils, Sept., 1938, p. 415.
Beh r , 0. M.--New Synthetic Drying Oils From Canadian Raw Mate
rials, Jan., 1941, p. 11.
Bel c h er , B. M.---Availability of Paint Raw Materials After the
European War, Nov., 1944, p. 483.
Be n ig n u s , P. G.--Mildew Problems of Interest to the Paint, Varnish
and Lacquer Manufacturers, June, 1947, p. 379.
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Be n n e t t , A. N. C.--Progress and Development in Titanium Oxide and
Titanium Pigments, Mar., 1944, p. 130.
Be n n et t , H. A.--The Loss of Drying Power of Black Paints Caused by
Aging. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci, Sect, Cir., Oct.,
1939, p. 163.
Ber n h ar d t , D., Jr .--Fighting Paint Fires, June, 1947, p. 385.
Bid l ac k , V. C.---Material and Manufacturing Committee Report--
(Cincinnati Meeting--April 22, 1944), May, 1944, p. 269.
Bid l ac k , V. C.--Production Methods and Material Handling, May,
1946, p. 208.
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Bid l a c k , V. C.--Review of New Raw Materials, July, 1947, p. 419.
Bis k t j p, J. a n d An d r ew s , L. F.--Simplified Method of Color Specifica
tion and Control, June, 1945, p. 281.
BLACKMORE, P. O.--Beyond the Blue Horizon, Dec,, 1943, p. 482.
Bl ac k mo r e, P. 0.--Laboratory Administration and Production Con
trol, May, 1944, p. 802.
Bo l t o n , F. E. a n d Daw s o n , ,D.H.--Pigmentation of Postwar Paints,
Dec., 1943, p. 468.
Bo n n ey , R. D.--Roller Mill Grinding--A Review, June, 1944, p. 345.
Bo w l es , R. F.--Further Observations of Wetting and Dispersion, Nov.,
1947, p. 634.
Bo w man , F. J. R.--The Use of Bakelite Oil Soluble Resins in Paints,
Varnishes and Enamels, Apr., 1938, p. 180.
Br ad l ey , J. J., Jr .--Survey of Methods for Testing Coating Resins,
Mar., 1947, p. 162.
Br ad l ey , T, F.--The Chemistry of Bodied Oils, Jan., 1941, p. 23.
Br ad l ey , T. F.--Drying Oil Polymerization, Oct., 1947, p. 552.
Br an d t , K.--Economic Aspects of Fats and Oils in 1940, Nov., 1940,
p. 431.
Br es l er , G. A. a n d Wag n er , L. F.--Camouflage Paints in Relation
to Project No. 2 of the Visual Deception Committee, Apr., 1942,
p. 204.
Br es l er , G. A.--Straining and Clarification, Dec., 1946, p. 678.
Br o ek er , J. F.--Conserving Linseed Oil in House Paint, May, 1943,
p. 154. Disc., Apr., 1943, p. 95.
Br o o k es , A.--A New Process Red Lead, June, 1938, p. 312.
Br o ph y , W. E.--Titanium Dioxide Pigmentation---Interior Finishes,
Feb., 1946, p. 72.
Br o w n e, F. L.---Classification of House Paints as a Guide to the Study
of Formulation, Jan., 1938, p. 18.
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Br o w n e, F. L.--An Explanatory Letter, June, 1938, p. 298.
Br y s o n , H. G.---Dryers in Relation to Synthetics, Feb., 1939, p. 90.
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Br y s o n , H. C.--Luminescent Pigments and Paints, Part I, Feb., 1940,
p. 49.
Br y s o n , H. C.--Luminescent Pigments and Paints, Part II, Mar., 1940,
p. 139.
Bx j l l as d , R. L.--Determination of Hiding Power by the Spectropho
tometer, June, 1939, p. 272.
BURGESS, K. A.'--The Causes of Paint Failure, May, 1940, p. 260.
Bu r n s , A. E., Jr .--Antifouling Paints, July, 1946, p. 309.
Bu r r el l , H.---Polypentaerythritol Varnishes, Jan., 1945, p. 36.
Bu s h , W. A.--Linseed Oil for Tung and Perilla Oil Replacement, Feb.,
1941, p. 65.
By r o n , T, F.--Some Aspects of Vehicle Manufacturing in Set Kettles
and Stills, June, 1947, p. 269.
Ca l b ec k , J. H., Eid e, A. C. a n d Eas l ey , M. K.--Acicular Zinc Oxide,
Sept., 1941, p. 392.
Car r ic k , L. L.--Reply to Mr. Thuesen, Nov., 1944, p. 558.
Car t er , H. K.--Interior Architectural Finishes, Part I--A Review,
Oct., 1944, p. 428.
Car t er , H. K.--Interior Architectural Finishes, Part II--A Review,
Jan., 1945, p. 3.
Gat l o w , W. R.--Dispersion Resins and Their Utilization, Nov., 1943,
p. 419.
CaWOOD, R. L.--New Developments in the Grinding of Paint Products,
"* Mar., 1940, p. 127.
Ch e et h a m, H. C.--A Brief Outline of the Development of Urea-
Formaldehyde Resins for Coatings, Mar., 1938, p. 135.
Ch l o u pek , L, A.--Soft Oils in Varnish Formulation, Oct., 1941, p. 448.
Ch u r c h , J. W.--Emulsion Paints, Feb., 1944, p, 69.
Co l e, E. J.--Varnishes, Apr., 1944, p. 164.
Co l io , W. P.--Petroleum Solvents--A Review, Jan., 1946, p. 10.
Co r bin , M.--Present and Future Trends in the Paint Industry from a
Sales Viewpoint, Sept., 1947, p. 505.
Co r d o n , E. B.--Shellac, Its History, Manufacture and Uses, May,
1939, p. 228.
Co r n t h w a it e, C. R.--Specifications for Paint Used by Army Ord
nance, Nov., 1943, p. 407.
COUGHLAN, J. J. a n d Win t , R. F.--Nitrocellulose Brnsbing Lacquers,
Dec., 1946, p. 694.
Co w an , J. C., Red l o v e, S. B. a n d Teet er , H. M.--Catalytic Isomeriza
tion of Vegetable Oils, Feb., 1947, p. 75,
Cr aig , T. J.--War Production Board-- Protective Coatings Branch--
Its Orders and Allocations, May, 1944, p. 206.
.
Cr o n in , E. W. a n d Par k er , D. H.--Principles of Exterior Trim Paint
Formulation, May, 1942, p. 273.
Cu mmin g s , C. L., Lu k e n s , A. R. a n d Ba b e l , V. J,--The Influence of
Extender Pigments Upon Objective Gloss, Sept., 1943, p. 306.
DAMITZ, F. M.--Adhesion--A Review, May, 1945, p. 213.
Daw s o n , B,' H.--Chalk-Resistant Titanium Dioxides: Their Use in
Enamels, Apr., 1941, p. 188.
Daw s o n , D. H. a n d Bo l t o n , F. E,--Pigmentation of Postwar Paints,
Dec., 1943, p. 463.
DAWSON, D. H.--Rutile Titanium Dioxide Pigments, Mar., 1942, p. 135.
Daw s o n , D. H. a n d Tr o u t man , R. B.--Rutile Titanium Dioxide in
Specification Paints, Sept., 1943, p. 290,
DAWSON, D. H.--Titanium Dioxide: Its Manufacture and Uses, May,
1938, p. 225.
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Vo n Fis c h er , W., Sav ag e, R. L. a n d Pr u t t o n , C. F.--Progress Report
on a Study of the Adhesion of Lacquer Films on Metals, Dec.,
1942, p. 591.
Wag n er , L. F. a n d Bbes l er , G. A.--Camouflage Paints in Relation to
Project NO. 2 of the Visual Deception Committee, Apr., 1942, p.
204.
Wa l t o n , W. T.--Soft Oil Reims from the Consumer's Viewpoint, May,
1941, p. 279.
Weber , P. a n d Wil k in s , L.--Physical Study of Primers in Two-Coat
Paint Systems Applied to Southern Yellow Pine, Feb., 1947, p. 88.
WEBER, W. C.--Simple Guides in Varnish Making, May, 1938, p, 241.
Wein er , L.--What is Unfamiliar About the Familiar Tin Cbh, Nov.,
1989, p. 415.
.
We it z , J. a n d Fl a u me n h a f t , I.--Exterior Exposure Tests--A Review,
Oct., 1945, p. 361.
We r t h a n , S. a n d As h man , G. W.--An Apparatus for the Accelerated
Evaluation of Heat-Resisting Paints, Feb., 1940, p. 63.
We r t h a n , S. a n d El m, A. C.--Interior Resin-Qil-Emulsion Paints,
Feb., 1948, p. 85.
We r t h a n , S.--Performance Tests as an Aid in Maintenance of Traffic
Paint Quality, Feb., 1942, p. 75.
We r t h a n , S.--Postwar Exterior House Paint, Mar., 1945, p. 123.
We r t h an , S. a n d Tr o t t , L. H.--Postwar Exterior House Paints, Jan.,
1946, p. 26.
We r t h a n , S.--Postwar Exterior House Paints, Mar., 1947, p. 139.
We r t h a n , S.--The Significance of Test Fence Exposures, May, 1938,
p. 235.
We r t h a n , S.--Testing Methods for Determining Paint Settling--A
Review, Sept., 1944, p. 397.
We r t h a n , S.--Zinc Oxide--As You Like It, May, 1941, p, 267.
Wer t z, F. A.--A Modern House Paint Problem, Mar., 1988, p. 115.
Wes c o t t , G. H.--Materials and Equipment Problems, May, 1945,
p. 264.
Wh it c o mb, R.--Thinning, Tinting, Screening and Filling' of Ready
Mixed Paint, May, 1938, p; 252.
Wh it e, S. 0.--Luminous Paint Pigments, Oct., 1942, p. 458.
Wh it es c ar v er , W. F.--Modified Alkyd Resins, Jan., 1943, p. 7.
Wh it es c ar v er , W. F.--The Role of Synthetic Resin in War and Post
war Finishes, Feb., 1944, p. 81.
Wh it es c ar v er , W. F.--Synthetic Resins Come of Age, Dec., 1943,
p. 428.
Wig g am, D. R.--Some Trends in Protective Coatings, Oct., 1947, p. 536.
Wil k in s , L. a n d Weber , P.--Physical Study of Primers in Two-Coat
Paint Systems Applied to Southern Yellow Pine, Feb., 1947, p. 88.
Wil l ia ms , H. V.--Modern Resin and Varnish Cooking Equipment,
Aug., 1946, p. 351.
Win g er s k y , S.--Smokeless Powder, Jan., 1943, p. 12.
Win t , R. F. a n d Co o g h l an , J. J.--Nitrocellulose Brushing Lacquers,
Dec., 1946, p. 694.
Wo o d c o c k , W. A.--New Developments in Solvent and Plasticizer Tech
nology, Apr., 1946, p. 172.
Wo o d c o c k , W. A.--New Solvents and Plasticizers for Surface Coat
ings, Dec., 1945, p. 518.
Wo o d h al l , W.--Progress and Development in Titanium Oxide and
Titanium Pigments, Mar., 1944, p_. 130.
Wo o d r u f f , H. C.--New Developments'in Ester Gum, Oct., 1940, p. 397.
Wr ay , R. I.--An Eight-Year Test of Aluminum Primers on Wood,
May, 1940, p. 263.
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Eu d a l e y , G. R. a n d Er n s t , R. C.--The Effect of Pigments on Oleo-
resinous Film Structure, Dec., 1942, p. 675.
Ew e l l , W. H.--Production Costs in the Paint, Varnish and Lacquer
Industry, Oct., 1938, p. 439.
Fa r r e l l , L. G.---Static and Flowing Liquids, Oct., 1942, p. 466.
Fas ig , E, W.--Classification and Description of Jobs in the Paint,
Varnish and Lacquer Industry, Nov., 1942, p, 478.
Fa u c e t t , P. H.--Improved Aluminum Paints, Feb., 1941, p. 62.
Fe a r n l e y , G.--Driers--A Review, Mar., 1945, p. 132.
.
FEARNLEY, G.--Driers---A Review, Oct., 1945, p. 365.
Fe a r n l e y , G.--Octoate Driers, Dec., 1946, p. 690,
Fex n bbr g , H.--Heat Bodied Oils--A Review, Mar., 1946, p. 112.
Fis h er , E. M,--Wrinkling--A General Discussion, June, 1945, p. 280.
Fl a u me n h a f t , I. AND We it z, J.---Exterior Exposure Tests--A Review,
Oct., 1945, p. 361.
Fl o c k s , K. W,--Patents and Their Importance, May, 1938, p, 274.
Fr e n c h De l e g a t io n --Progress Made in the French Paint and Varnish
Industry Diming the German Occupation, Jan., 1947, p. 19.
Ga r b e r , J. D., Sp a r k s , W, J. a n d Sl o t t e r b e c k , O. C.--Heat-Reactive
Hydrocarbon Resins and Oils, Dec., 1945, p. 552.
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Gar d n er , H. A.--Preliminary Notes on an Improved Method of Grind
ing Paints, May, 1939, p. 208,
Gar d n er , H. A,--Suggestions on Linseed Oil Conservation, Apr., 1943,
p. 90.
Ga r d n e r , W. H,--Shellac and Some of Its Uses in Protective Coatings,
Nov., 1938, p. 473.
Ga b l ic k , O. H.--Paint Processing--Postwar--Ball and Pebble Mills,
May, 1945, p. 251.
Ga r l o c k , N. B.--A Nomograph for Evaluation of Paint Exposure
Panels, Feb-, 1946, p. 88,
Gar v ie, W.--Wood Naval Stores Industry, Feb., 1939, p, 59.
Ger as c h e, E. F,---Business and Some of Its Problems, Feb., 1938, p. 71.
Gl as er , M. A.--A Study of Some New Oils for Varnishes, Feb., 1944,
p. 60.
Gl as er , M. A.--Why Do Wrinkles Wrinkle? May, 1945, p. 255.
Go et z, A. C.--Conservation of Linseed Oil in Interior Paints, May,
1943, p. 171.
Go et z, A. C.--Summary of Protective Coatings'^--Raw Materials Situ
ation With Special Reference to Drying Oils, May, 1943, p. 147.
GOOD, J. E.--The Changing Picture of Synthetic Drying Oils, Apr.,
1948, p. 121.
Go o d , J. E.--Postwar Developments in Synthetics, Dee., 1943, p. 473.
Go r d o n , V.--The Effect of Temperature and Humidity on Paint Films.
Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939,
p. 211.
GRADY, J. H.--The Inspection Service of the Navy Department, Apr.,
1944, p. 190.
Gr eav es , J. H.--Recent Developments in the Processing of Drying
Oils, June, 1944, p. 359.
Gr ec o , W. J.--Metal Primers: Surface Preparation of Metals, Mar.,
1044, p. 115.
Gr een h o o d , H.--Resin Baking Finishes : A Modern Tool of the Paint
Maker, Feb., 1945, p. 63. ...........................
Gr eg g , G. W. a n d An d e r s o n , L. E.--The Effect of Driers on the
Chemical and Water Resistance of Aged Varnish Films, July,
1947, p. 421.
Gr iev e, J.--Camouflage, Apr., 1942, p. 210.
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Gr o v e, C.--Meeting the Demand for Better Dry Colors, Jan,, 1938,
p. 36.
Gd s s ma n , L.--Acid Number, Viscosity and Livering Characteristics
of Bodied Linseed Oil. Nat, Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci.
Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 191.
Ha in es , E. C.--Composition of High Solvency Hydrocarbon Thinners,
June, 1939, p, 299.
Ha in Es , B. C.--A Suitable Coating for the Interior of Army Drinking
Water Tanks (Phila. Club), Nov., 1943, p. 405.
.
Ha mil t o n , C.--Painting of Steel Ships, Oct., 1946, p. 443.
Ha mil t o n , R. M., Nic h o l s , P. L., Jr ., Smit h , L. T. a n d Ya n o v s k y , E.
--New Bases for Coating and Plastic Compositions, Mar., 1945,
p. 111.
Ha r t man , C. C. AM) Hic k s o n , E. F.--The Influence of Metallic Driers
on Certain Properties of Linseed--Replacement Oils, May, 1944,
p. 227.
Har Ve y , W. T.---Calibration of Gardner-Holdt Air Bubble Viscometers
of the Regular Varnish and Heavy Bodied Series, Nov., 1947,
p. 616.
Ha r v ey , W. T., Ku r t z , S. S., Jr . a n d Lip k in , M. R.--The Solvency
of Petroleum Spirits, Jan., 1940, p. 3.
Hau s er , E. A.--Colloid Chemistry and the Paint and Varnish Industry,
Jan., 1946, p. 16.
Ha z e l h u r s t , E.--Varnish Oil Developments by Electric Testing
Methods, Sept., 1943, p. 278.
.
He n s l ey , W. L.--Present and Future Trends in the Paint Industry
from a Technological Viewpoint, Sept., 1947, p. 602.
He r d l in e, W.--Planned Production Finishing, May, 1944, p. 233.
Hic k s o n , E. F. a n d Ha r t ma n , C. C.--The Influence of Metallic Driers
on Certain Properties of Linseed--Replacement Oils, May, 1944,
p. 227.
Hil l , G. N.--The British Paint Industry, Dec., 1944, p. 606.
Hil t o n , J. E. a n d Nu t t o n , A.--Modern Developments in White Lead.*
Feb., 1940, p. 70.
Ho b ac k , W. H.--House Paint Formulation With Chalk-Resistant
Titanium Pigments, June, 1940, p. 304.
Ho bs o n , E. L.--Views of Paint Manufacturing in England, Nov., 1944,
p. 497.
Ho c k , A.--Varnish Kettles from the Manufacturer's Viewpoint, Mar.,
1940, p. 120.
Ho f f ma n , E, E.--Management and the Task of Engineering Plant
Modernization, May, 1946, p. 215,
HOl d t , C.--Cicoil, Mar., 1939, p. 126.
Ho l zb e r g er , J. H. a n d Sk e t t , A.--Progress in Natural Resin Re
search, June, 1941, p. 346.
Ho l zber g er , J. H.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, IX, Sept.,
1938, p. 386.
Ho l zber g er , J. H.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, X, Feb,,
1939, p. 74.
Ho p k in s , C. Y.--.Modern Methods of Paint Testing, Feb., 1942, p. 94.
Ho r n in g , S. C. a n d Mo r s e, M. P.--The Measurement of Gloss of Paint
Panels, Mar., 1947, p. 163.
Ho w e, K. J.--Consolidated Report cm Project No. 8, Standardizing
Paints for Industrial Piping, Jan., 1942, p, 9.
Hu d s o n , J. C.--The Corrosion of Iron and Steel and Its Prevention,
Jan., 1947, p. 26.
Ho s en , W. R.--Technology and Manufacture of Hard Synthetic Coat
ing Resins, Feb., 1947, p. 84.
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IRWIN, C. W.--Mineral Thinners, May, 1942, p. 263.
Ja c k s o n , G. M.--A Review of Ship Bottom Paints, Jan., 1943, p. 14.
Jak es , J.--Fume Disposal Systems, Oct., 1945, p. 367.
JAUCH, W. M.--Catalytic Fuel Oils and Electronic Varnish Fire Con
trols, Oct., 1946, p. 433.
JAUCH, W, M.--Heat Systems and Controls for Portable Varnish
Kettles, June, 1946, p. 255.
Ja u c h , W. M.--Radiant and Direct, Oil and Gas Fired Autoclaves,
Mar., 1947, p. 178.
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Jo h n s o n , R, D.--Peroxide Formation and Induction Periods of Lin
seed Oils and Paints, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 169.
JORDAN, O.--New Applications for Synthetic Resins, Oct., 1938, p. 432.
Ka t in s k y , H.--Man and Mill Honrs, June, 1940, p. 300.
Kn a u s s , C. A,--Some Observations of Wetting and Dispersion Agents,
Jan., 1939, p. 15.
KOCH, W.--High Solids Nitrocellulose Lacquers, Jan., 1945, p. 36.
Ko j e v n ik o f p, N. N.--Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation,
Processing and Properties, Apr., 1940, p. 211.
Ko j b v n ik o f f , N. N.---Slow Drying Oil Varnishes: Their Formulation,
Processing and Properties--Part II, May, 1941, p. 244.
Ko n e n , J. C.--The Newer Varnsh Oils, May, 1945, p. 240.
Ko n en , J. C,--A Study of Primer Vehicles, May, 1939, p. 243.
Ko pf , C. W.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, X, Feb., 1939, p. 74.
Kr o mer , A. E.--Pigment Colors--A Review, Jan., 1946, p. 2.
Kr o pel , E.--Laboratory Control, May, 1938, p. 247.
Ku r t z, S. S., Jr ., Ha r v e y , W, .T. a n d Lip k in , M. R.--The Solvency
of Petroleum Spirits, Jan., 1940, p. 3.
La ma r , R,--The Geology, Chemistry, and Utility of California Talcs,
Sept., 1944, p. 393.
La mmima n , L. W.--Spray Painting, May, 1944, p, 237.
Leev eb, D.---Industrial Primer-Surfacers, Oct., 1947, p. 572.
Lic a t a, F. J.--Colloidal Phenomenon of Metallic Soaps Used in the
* Protective Coatings Industry, Mar., 1938, p. 128.
Lip k in , M. R., Ku r t z , S. S., Jr , a n d Ha r v ey , W. T.--The Solvency
of Petroleum Spirits, Jan., 1940, p. 3.
Lo n g , J. S.--Film Formation--Film Properties--Film Deterioration,
Apr., 1946, p. 150.
Lo t z, P. L.---Project No. 1, Traffic Paints (Consolidated Report), Jan., 1942, p. 4.
Lu b b e r , W. H, AND Bb n s t , R. C.--A Study of Oleoresinous Film Struc
ture, Tech, Proc., 1941, p. 129.
Lu k e n s , A. R.--Calcium Carbonate Inert Pigments, Apr., 1941, p. 211.
Lu k e n s , A. R., Cu mmin g s , C. L. a n d Ba b e l , V. J.--The Influence of
Extender Pigments Upon Objective Gloss, Sept., 1943, p, 306.
Lu t z , J. A. a n d Ro b er t s o n , D. W.--Grades of Titanium Dioxide:
Their Properties and Uses, Sept., 1940, p. 343. .
Lu t z, J. A.--Suggestions for Conserving Oils in Civilian Paint Prod
ucts, May, 1943, p. 176.
Ly n c h , W.--Mixing and Grinding, May, 1938, p. 244.
Ma c Gr eg o r , J. R.--New Concepts of Fundamental Causes of Paint
Perishing, Feb., 1938, p. 77.
Mac Nu l t y , V. M.--New Developments in Synthetic Resins for the
Varnish Field, May, 1942, p. 242.
Ma d s o n , W. H. a n d Ar ms t r o n g , W. G--The Effect of Pigment Vari
ation on the Properties of Flat and Semi-gloss Finishes, June,
1947, p. 321.
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MANOWITZ, M. a n d Vic k l u n d , R. E.--Test Methods for Evaluating
Paint Fungicides, Dec., 1947, p. 734.
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Ma n t e l l , C. H.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, VIII, Apr.,
1938, p. 195.
Ma n t e l l , C. L.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, IX, Sept., 1938,
p. 386,
Ma n t el l , C. L.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, X, Feb., 1939,
p. 74.
Ma r s h a l l , W. R.--Suggestions for Developing Cold Cheek Resistant
Lacquers, Apr., 1938, p. 191.
Ma r t in , S. W.--A Particle Size Distribution Approach to Paint Dis
persions, Sept., 1942, p. 396.
Mat er s , C.--Cellulose Derivatives in Lacquers, Nov., 1939, p. 390.
Ma t l ac k , R. W.--Stone Mill Operation, Apr., 1944, p. 160.
Ma t t t e l l o , J. J.--Functions of Organic Coatings in Present-Day
Engineering Problems, Sept., 1947, p. 496.
Ma t t ie l l o , J. J.--Marburg Lecture (V. J. Babel, abstractor), Jan.,
1947, p. 42.
Ma t t iel l o , J, J.--Properties of Bodied Linseed Oil, May, 1943, p. 164.
Disc., Apr., 1943, p. 102.
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Ma t t il , W. H.--Developments in Oil Processing, Sept., 1943, p. 267.
Mc Ar d l e, E. H.--Composition of High Solvency Hydrocarbon Thin-
ners, June, 1939, p. 299.
Mc Ar d l e, E. H.--Viscosity Reduction by Paint Thinners, May, 1945,
p. 229.
Mc Cl e a r y , R, L.--Critical Factors in the Selection of Extender Pig
ments, July, 1946, p. 291.
Mc Cu l l o u g h , K. V.--Bakelite Resins in Postwar Coatings, Oct., 1944,
p. 443.
Mc Go w a n , W. a n d Wr ig h t , W. A.--Can Coating Machinery, May,
1944, p. 335,
Mc Mu l l e n , E. W.--Determination of Hiding Power by the Spectro
photometer, June, 1939, p. 272.
Mc Mu l l e n , E. W.--New Uses for a Recording Spectrophotometer,
Mar., 1938, p. 117.
Mc Mu l l en , E. W.---A Nomograph for Evaluation of Paint Exposure
Panels, Feb., 1946, p. 88,
,
Mc Mu l l en , E. W.--Petroleum Drying Oil in Exterior Paints, May,
1943, p. 166.
MCNEr n e y , F. M.--Cost Accounting, June, 1940, p. 296.
Mc Qu il k in , F, R. a n d Er n s t , R. C.--A Study of Oieoresinous Film
Structure, Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 211.
Mes s er , I. R.--Aluminum Paints--A Review, May, 1945, p. 205,
Me t c a l f , E. E.--The Growth of the Castor Bean in the United States,
May, 1939, p. 214.
Me t z, D. A.--Lustreless Finishes for Wood, May, 1943, p,-189,
Mo o r e, J. C.---Composition of High Solvency Hydrocarbon Thinners,
June, 1939, p. 299.
Mo o r e, J. C,--Grinding Mills, May, 1944, p. 308.
Mo o r e, J. C.--Paint Plant Manufacturing Equipment, May, 1946, p.
212.
Mo o r e, J, C.--The Paint Production Man's Contribution to the War
Effort, Dec., 1943, p. 425,
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Mo o r e, J, C.--Report of Processing and Equipment Group of M. & M.
Committee, Dec., 1944, p, 613.
Mo o r e, R. J.--Colloidal Aspects of Dispersion as Applied to Paint and Varnish, Feb., 1939, p. 83.
MOORE, R. J.---Colloids and the Paint and Varnish Industry, Nov.,
1938, p. 479.
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Mo o r e, R. J.--Resin Baking: Coatings by Induction Heating, Dec.,
1945, p. 504.
Mo bl ey , R. A. A.--Lacquer Solvents from Petroleum, June, 1941, p.
361.
Mo r s e, M. P. a n d Ho r n in g , S. C.---The Measurement of Gloss of
Paint Panels, Mar., 1947, p. 153.
Mo u n t s ie r , S. R., Jb .--Exterior House Paints (Part I)--A Review,
Oct., 1944, p. 438.
Mo w l d s , K. S.--Manufacture of Lithopone, Mar., 1938, p. 125.
Mu e l l e r , A. C.--The Efficiency of Driers at Elevated Temperatures,
Apr., 1943, p. 128, ,
Mu n d y , C. W. A---Drying Oil Mono-Glycerides, Jan., 1939, p. 2.
Mu r r a y , C. A.--Preliminary Study on Alteration of the Surface Prop
erties of Commercial Carbon Blacks. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer
Assn,, Sei. Sect. Cir. No. 5.68, Nov., 1938, p. 251.
Mu r r a y , C. A.--The Wetting of Pigments by Linseed Oils and Paint
Vehicles. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sei. Sect. Cir,, Oct.,
1939, p. 151.
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Ne l s o n , H. A.--A Boaen Uses for Zinc Oxide in Paint, Apr., 1939,
p. 159.
Ne l s o n , H, A.--The Use of Kettle Bodied Oils in House Paints to
Conserve Linseed Oil, Apr., 1943, p. 98. Disc., May, 1943, p. 169.
Ne l s o n , H, H,--Observations on Naval Painting Practice, Nov., 1943,
p. 414.
Nic h o l s , P, L,, Jb ., Ha mil t o n , R. M., Smit h , L. T. a n d Ya n o v s k y , E,
---New Bases for Coating and Plastie Compositions, Mar., 1945,
p. 1.11.........................
NQRBIS, W. C,--The Next Decade, May, 1938, p. 255.
No r r is , W. C.--Notes on the Use of Synthetic Resins, May, 1939,
p, 231.
Nu t t o n , A. a n d Hil t o n , J. E,--Modern Developments in White Lead,
Feh., 194Q, p. 70.
O'Co n n o r , C. T..--The Phenolic Resin Picture, Sept., 1946, p. 286.
O'Co n n o r , C. T.--Some Physical Aspects of Drying Oil-Resin Systems,
Jan., 1939, p. 21.
Ol s o n , V. R.--Pebble and Ball Mill Grinding--A Review, June, 1944,
p. 340.
O'Ne il , T. M.--Pentek: Its History and Applications, Nov., 1947, p.
596,
Os w a l d , F. G.--Factors Influencing Dispersions of Pentaerythritol-
Rosin Resins in Drying Oils, Mar., 1946, p. 122.
Os w a l d , F. G--Pentalyn Resins, Mar., 1941, p. 136.
Os w a l d , F. G.--Rosin and Terpene Derivatives in the War, Jan,, 1944,
P, 7.
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Os w a l d , F. G.--Trends in the Development of Rosin-Base Resins, Oct,,
1944, p. 458,
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OuTCAULT, H. E.--Zinc Oxide: Its Manufacture and Uses in the Paint
Industry, Apr., 1943, p. 112.
Ow e n s , J. R.--Protective Coatings for Textiles, May, 1944, p. 261,
Pa r k e r , D. H. a n d Sc o f ie l d , F.---Correlation of Accelerated Weather
ing With Exterior Exposure of Oil Type Camouflage Paints, May,
1944, p, 220.
Pa r k e r , D. H.--The Pigmentation of Green Exterior Trim Paints,
Oct., 1940, p. 380.
Pa r k e r , D. H. a n d Ck o n in , E. W.--Principles of Exterior Trim Paint
Formulation, May, 1942, p. 273.
Pa r k e r , D. H.--Revision of Speciheation T 12.5A, May, 1943, p. 192.
PARKER, D. H.---Some New Slants on IJrj <_oloi, Sept , 1939, p. 310.
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Pa t t e r s o n , J. R.--Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Finishes, July, 1946, p. 258,
Pa t t e r s o n , J. R--Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Coat ings, II--Oct., 1946, p. 439.
Pa t t e r s o n , J. R.--Silicone Resins in Protective and Decorative Finishes--Progress Report III, Mar., 1947, p. 144.
Pa y n e , H. F.--Application of Uniform Films, Sept., 1944, p. 400. Pa y n e, H. F.--New Standards in Baking Finishes, Dec., 1945, p. 527. Pear c e, W. T.--Acrylic Resins, Nov., 1941, p, 476. Pear c e, W. T.--Suggestions for Formulating Finishes Under Present
Conditions, Apr., 1941, p. 202. Pet er s o n , E. P.--Linseed Oil Conservation in Exterior Paints, May,
1943, p. 156. Disc., Apr., 1943, p. 93. Pf ar r er , F. H --Planned Finishes for Cash Registers, May, 1944, p.
250. Ph e l p s , N. T.--Grinding Tests Made With the Mareo "Kom-hi-nator,"
Dec., 1946, p. 681, Pic k et t , C. F.--The Effect of Pigment Concentration on the Gloss of
Enamels, June, 1939, p. 310. Pic k e t t , C. F.--Making the Most Out of What You Have, June, 1942,
p. 360, Pic k et t , C. F.--Methods of Processing Modified Phenol-Formaldehyde
Resins and Oils to Secure Better Solubility, June, 1938, p, 300. Pic k et t , C. F.--Soft Oil Varnish Formulations Including Drier Stabil
ity, June, 1941, p. 316. Pic k et t , C. F.--Tung Oil Conservation, Oct., 1939, p. 354. Picou, L., JR.--Modern Waterpaints and Their Uses, Mar., 1941, p. 129. Pig u e t , D. A. a n d Ar ms t r o n g , W. G.--Pigmentation and Properties
of Interior Finishes, June, 1945, p. 308. Pip e r , H. D.--Influence of Variations of Barium Sulfate Extender
Particle Size on the Hiding Power of Titanium Dioxide Paints. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sei. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 199. Pip er , H. D.--A Survey of Some Applications of Various Principles of Colloidal Chemistry to the Chemistry of Paints (An Abstract), Feb., 1940, p. 68. POLLOCK, R. B.--The Technical Man of Today, Feh., 1938, p. 38. Po w e l l , G. M.--A New Technique in Coatings--"Vinyiite" Resin Dis persions, Dec., 1946, p. 696. Po w er s , J. R.--Paint Processing"--Postwar, May, 1945, p. 248. POWERS, P. O.--Chemical Reactions in the Varnish Kettle, July, 1947, p. 429. Pr es s bu r g , B. S.--A Terpene Resin and Its Use in Varnishes, Apr., 1940, p. 197. ' Pr ie s t , G. H.--S.S.F.A. Round Table Discussion--Questions and
Answers, Mar., 1942, p. 119. Pr u t t o n , C. F., Sa v a g e , R. L. a n d Vo n Fis c h e r , W__-The Adhesion
of Surface Coatings on Metals, IV--Sept., 1945, p. 344. Pr u t t o n , C. F., Sa v a g e , R. L. a n d Vo n Fis c h er , W.--Progress Report
on a Study of the Adhesion of Lacquer Films on Metals, Dec., 1942, p. 591. Pr u t t o n , C. F. a n d Se l d en , G.--A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals, Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 229. Pr u t t o n , C. F. a n d Se l d e n , G.--A Study of the Factors Affecting the Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals. Progress Report No. 2, Tech. Free., 1941, p. 147. Ra d l o v e , S. B., Te e t er , H. M. a n d Co w a n , J. C.--Catalytic Isomeriza tion of Vegetable Oils, Feb., 1947, p, 74.
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Ran s ber g , H,--Applying Coatings Electrostatically, May, 1944, p. 242. Red d y , H. A.--Current Dry Color Development, June, 1939, p. 305. Red d y , H. A.--Practical Application Value of Some Chemical Dry
Colors, May, 1939, p. 216, Red d y , H. A.--Some Trends of the Dry Color Industry, Sept., 1942,
p. 414. Red d y , H. A,--Texture of Dry Colors in Relation to Mill Base Pro
duction, Mar., 1941, p. 144. Re d f a k n , C. A.---The Production of Oil Soluble Resins for Paints and
Varnishes, Jan., 1938, p. 5, Re iz e n s t e in , L. J.--Developments in Domestic Oils, Apr., 1940, p. 197. Re ize n s t e in , L. J,--The Economies of Fish Oil, May, 1940, p. 252. Re iz e n s t e in , L. J.--Oils in This Warring World, Feb., 1941, p. 77. Re iz e n s t e in , L. J.--Painting With Fish Oils, May, 1988, p. 220. Re iz e n s t e in , L. J.--Protective Coatings in Wartime, Apr., 1942, p. 218. Re iz e n s t e in , L. J,---Trends in Protective Coatings, Jan., 1943, p. 1Rit c h ie , E. J.--Determination of Hiding Power by the Spectropho
tometer, June, 1939, p. 272; Rit c h ie, E. J.----New Uses for a Recording Spectrophotometer, Mar.,
1938, p. 117. Ro bb, P. F.--Chlorinated Rubber, Jan., 1933, p. 13. Ro b e r t s o n , D. W. a n d Lu t z , J. A.--Grades of Titanium Dioxide:
Their Properties and Uses, Sept., 1940, p. 343. Ro ber t s o n , D. W.--Paint Formulation Adjustments to Meet War Re
strictions, Mar., 1943, p. 69. Ro d y e n k o , P.--Basic Principles of Modern Protective Concealment for
Civilian Establishments, Nov., 1941, p. 479, Ro l l in s o n , C. L.--Photochemical Reactions Sensitized by White Pig
ments, May, 1940, p. 259. Ro o n ey , J. T.---The Microscope and Its' Application in the Paint and
Varnish Industry, Feb., 1938, p. 65. Ro s e, C. H.--Oil Conservation, Apr., 1943, p. 91. Ro s e, J. E.---The Loss of Drying Power of Black Paints Caused by
Aging. Nat. Paint, Varnish, Lacquer Assn., Sci. Sect. Cir., Oct., 1939, p. 163. Ru g g , F.--New' Technic for Measuring Degree of Oxidation in Paint and Vegetable Oils, Tech. Proc., 1941, p. 195. Ru s s e l l , T. S.--Chemical Engineering Factors Involved in Heat Body ing, and Equipment Trends, Jan., 1946, p. 19. Sa n d e r s o n , J. McE.--Condensed Imagination, Apr., 1939, p. 151. Sa n d e r s o n , J. McE.--The Next Decade, May, 1938, p. 256. Sa n d e r s o n , J. McE.--Paint Chemists and New Resins, Jan., 1938, p. 13. Sa n d e r s o n , J. McE.--Synthetic Resins in the Present Emergency, Oct., 1941, p. 443. Sa v a g e , R. L., Vo n Fis c h e r , W. a n d Pr u t t o n , C. F.--Adhesion of Sa v a g e, R. L,, Vo n Fis c h e r , W. a n d Pr u t t o n , C. F.--Progress Report an a Study of the Adhesion of Lacquer Films on Metals, Dec., 1942, p. 591. Sc h u l e r , E. B.--Hiding Power--A Critical Review, Feb., 1946, p, 64, Sc h u s t e r , A. R.--Some Physical Aspects of Drying Oil-Resin Systems, Jan., 1939, p. 21. Sc ie n t if ic Se c t io n , N.P.V.L.A. -- Blackout Paints---Concealment Paints, Dec., 1941, p. 508. Sc o f ie l d , F. a n d Pa r k e r , D. H.---Correlation of Accelerated Weather ing With Exterior Exposure of Oil Type Camouflage Paints, May, 1944, p. 220. Surface Coatings on Metals, IV, Sept., 1944, p, 344.
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Sc o f iel d , F.--Measurement of Color Divisions, May, 1943, p. 194.
Sc o f ie l d , F.--Methods of Mildew Tests, May, 1946, p. 219,
Sc o f iel d , F.--Scientific Instruments in the Paint Industry, Mar., 1946,
p. 130.
SCOTT, L. K.--Alkyd Resins--1940 Model, Mar., 1940, p. 105.
Se l d en , G. a n d Pr u t t o n , C. F.--A Study of the Factors Affecting the
Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals, Tech. Proc., Oct., 1940, p. 229.
Se l d en , G. a n d Pr u t t o n , C. F,--A Study of the Factors Affecting the
Adhesion of Paint Films on Metals. Progress Report No. 2, Tech.
Proc., 1941, p. 147.
Se l d en , G. D. a n d Se l k e r , A. H.--A Study of Pigment Dispersions
in Paint Vehicles, Apr., 1940, p. 194.
Se l k e r , A. H. a n d Se l d en , G. D.--A Study of Pigment Dispersions
in Paint Vehicles, Apr., 1940, p. 194.
Se n t 'ma n , M. R.--Roller Mill Grinding, Mar., 1941, p. 124.
Sh a w , J. S.--Safety and Health Hazards, Jan., 1941, p. 17.
Sh e e t s , V. N.--Factors Influencing Initial Gloss and Gloss Retention
of Alkyd Films, June, 1939, p. 287.
Sh u e y , R. C.--Oil Polymerization Under the Influence of Resins, Nov.,
1938, p. 464.
Sh u g er , H. H.--On the Way to Varnish Plant Modernization, May,
1944, p. 315.
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Sh u t t , R.---Micalith-G in Primers, Apr., 1945, p. 191. '
Sie f l e in , 0. K.--Painter Apprentice School Problem, Feb., 1947, p. 86.
Sie p l e in , W. R,--A Digest of the Cost Figuring Problem of the Paint,
Varnish and Lacquer Industry, Apr., 1938, p. 168.
Sk e l l y , J, T--Ethyl Cellulose, Jan., 1939, p. 7.
Sk e t t , A,--Congo Resin, Jan., 1944, p. 24.
,
SKETT, A. AND HOLZBERGER, J. H.--Progress in Natural Resin'Re
search, June, 1941, p. 346.
Sk e t t , A.---Recent Developments in Natural Resin Technology, Jan.,
1938, p. 31.
Sk e t t , A.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, VIII, Apr., 1938,
p, 195.
Sk e t t , A.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, IX, Sept., 1938,
p. 386.
Sk e t t , A.--Studies in Natural Resin Technology, X, Feb., 1939, p. 74.
Sl o t t e r b e c k , 0. C.--A-Resins, Dec., 1946, p. 691.
Sl o t t e r be c k , O. C., Sp a r k s , W. J. a n d Ga r b e r , J. D.--Heat-Reactive
Hydrocarbon Resins and Oils, Dec., 1945, p. 552.
Sl o t t e r be c k , O. C. a n d Yo u n g , D. W.--Polymeric Hydrocarbons for
Surface Coatings, Nov., 1944, p. 511.
Sma l l , H. D.--The Color Clinic, Apr., 1941, p, 207,
Smit h , L. T., Nic h o l s , P. h., Jr ., Ha mil t o n , R. M. a n d Ya n o v s k y , E.
--New Bases for Coating and Plastic Compositions, Mar., 1946,
p. 111.
So r e n s o n , S. O.--Drying Oil Research, May, 1944, p. 283.
So r en s o n , S. O.--The Soybean--Myth or Miracle, Apr., 1947, p. 238. Sp a r k s , W. J., Ga r b e r , J. D. a n d Sl o t t e r be c k , O. C.--Heat-Reactive
Hydrocarbon Resins and Oils, Dec., 1945, p. 552.
Sp e ic h Er , J. K.--Cellulose Esters and Ethers, May, 1944, p. 288.
Sp e n g ema n , W. F.--Methods of Formulating Zinc Yellow Metal
Primers, May, 1946, p. 196.
St a n d a r d s a n d Me t h o d s o f Te s t Co mmit t e e --Method of Test for
Permeability to Moisture of Organic Surface Coatings, Aug., 1947,
p. 479.
St a r k , R. C.--Production--Supervision and Costs, May, 1944, p. 297.
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St e v e n s , J. I. a n d Er n s t , R. C.--The Effect of Infrared Radiation
Upon an Oleoresinous Enamel, Dec., 1945, p, 537.
St ieg , F. B.--Continuous Film Producing Emulsion Paints, June, 1946,
p. 300.
St r o d e, R. B.--Paint: Its Durability and Use Under Field Conditions,
Jan., 1945, p. 22.
SYER, G.--The Role of the Artist in Camouflage, Sept., 1941, p, 417.
TAl l o n , H, A.--Aluminum, Jan., 1945, p. 19.
Te e t er , H. M., Co w a n , J. C. a n d Re d l o v e , S. B.--Catalytic Isomeriza
tion of Vegetable Oils, Feb., 1947, p. 75.
Ter r el l , H. D.--Composition of High Solvency Hydrocarbon Thinners,
June, 1939, p. -299.
Th o mp s o n , J. C., Jr .--A Practical Hiding Power Comparison of Litho-
pone and Titanium-Calcium Pigments in Commercial Flat Wall
Paints, Nov., 1939, p. 423. *
Th u e s e n , D. G.--Comments on Report by Dr, Carrick, Jan., 1945,
p. 38.1s
Th u r mo n d , C. D.--The Manufacture of Alkyd Resins, Apr., 1945,
p. 181.
To by , E. M,--The Fundamental Technology of Petroleum Solvents,
May, 1938, p. 261.
To by , E. M.--The Future of Petroleum Hydrocarbons and Petroleum
Derivatives in the Protective Coating Industry, Feb., 1944, p. 90.
To n k o NOGY, A.--Design and Operation of Direct Fired Units for
. Resin, Varnish and Oil Processing, Sept., 1947, p. 510.
To t t e n , a . I.--Paint as a Material of War, May, 1943, p. 179.
To t t e n , A. I.---Specifications of the War Department, Feb., 1943, p. 30.
Tr o t t , L. H. a n d We r t h an , S.--Postwar Exterior House Paints, Jan.,
1946, p. 26.
Tr o u t ma n , R. E.--Practical Suggestions Relating to Flat Wall Paint
Formulations, Sept., 1938, p. 368.
Tr o u t ma n , R. E. a n d Da w s o n , D. H.--Rutile Titanium Dioxide in
Specification Paints, Sept., 1943, p. 290,
Tr u s s e l l , E, H.--Industrial Finishes for the South, July, 1947, p. 412.
Tr u s s b l l , E. H.--The Next Decade, May, 1938, p. 255.
Tr u s s e l l , E. H.---Physical and Chemical Relationship of Melamine,
Urea and Alkyd Resins, May, 1941, p. 257.
Tr u s s e l l , E. H.--Where We Stand With Alkyd Resins, Sept., 1946,
p. 283,
Va l an c e , E. H.--The Chemists Contribution to the Field of Drying
Oils During the War, Apr., 1946, p. 183.
Va n n o y , W. G.--House Paint Extenders, Dec., 1946, p. 568.
Va n n o y , W. G.--Modern Trends in House Paint Formulations, Apr.,
1944, p. 177.
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VASEL, G. A.--Paint Processing--Postwar : Hydraulic Contrn' of Rrller
Mills, May, 1945, p. 250.
Ve n u t o , L. J.--Developments in the Dispersion til Cuibon Black,,
Mar,, 1940, p. 159.
Ves c e, V. C,--Visual and Infrared Photographic and Spcctropholo-
metrie Study of Pigments and Pigmented Comings, Juno, 194",
p. 217.
Ve t t Ew in k e l , K.--The Function of Reactive Pigim.nl 1*1 Extenor
House Paint, Feb., 1946, p. 83.
VlCKLUND, R. E. AND MANOWItZ, M.--Test Merlint's for Evaluating
Paint Fungicides, Dee., 1947, p. 734.
Vo n Fis c h er , W., Sa v a g e, R. L. a n d Pr u t t o n , C J*' --The Adhesion of
Surface Coatings on Metals, IV, Sept., 1945, p .iIt
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Vo n Fis c h er , W., Sa v a g e, R, L. a n d Pr u t t o n , G. F.--Progress Report
on a Study of the Adhesion of Lacquer Films on Metals, Dee.,
1942, p. 591.
Wa g n e r , L. F. a n d Br e s l e k , G. A.--Camouflage Paints in Relation to Project No. 2 of the Visual Deception Committee, Apr., 1942, p.
204. . .
Wa l t o n , W. T.--Soft Oil Resins from the Consumer's Viewpoint, May,
1941, p. 279.
Weber , P. a n d Wil k in s , L---Physical Study of Primers in Two-Coat
Paint Systems Applied to Southern Yellow Pine, Feb., 1947, p. 88.
Weber , W, C.--Simple Guides in Varnish Making, May, 1938, p, 241-
We in e r , L.--What is Unfamiliar About the Familiar Tin Can, Nov.,
1939, p. 415.
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We it z , J. a n d Fl a u me n h a f t , I.--Exterior Exposure Tests---A Review,
Oct., 1945, p. 361.
We r t h a n , S. a n d As h ma n , G. W.--An Apparatus for the Accelerated
Evaluation of Heat-Resisting Paints, Feb., 1940, p, 63.
We r t h a n * S. a n d El m, A. C.--Interior Resin-Oil-Emulsion Paints,
Feb., 1943, p. 35. ,
We r t h a n , S---Performance Tests as an Aid in Maintenance of Traffic
Paint Quality, Feb., 1942, p. 75.
We r t h a n , S.--Postwar Exterior House Paint, Mar., 1945, p. 123.
We r t h a n , S. a n d Tr o t t , L. H.--Postwar Exterior House Paints, Jan.,
1946, p. 26.
We r t h a n , S.--Postwar Exterior House Paints, Mar., 1947, p. 139,
We r t h a n , S.--The Significance of Test Fence Exposures, May, 1938, p, 235.
We r t h an , S.--Testing Methods for Determining Paint Settling---A Review, Sept., 1944, p. 397,
We r t h a n , S.--Zinc Oxide--As You Like It, May, 1941, p. 267.
Wer t z, F, A.--a Modern House Paint Problem, Mar., 1938, p. 115,
Wes c o t t , G, H.--Materials and Equipment Problems, May, 1945, p. 254.
Wh it c o mb , R.--Thinning, Tinting, Screening and Filling of Ready Mixed Paint, May, 1938, p; 252.
Wh it e, S. O.--Luminous Paint Pigments, Oct., 1942, p. 458,
Wh it e s c a r v e r , W. F,---Modified Alkyd Resins, Jan., 1943* p. 7.
Wh it e s c a r v e r , W. F.--The Role of Synthetic Resin in War and Post
war Finishes, Feb., 1944, p. 81.
Wh it e s c a r v e r , W, F.--Synthetic Resins Come of Age, Dec., 1943, p. 428.
Wig g a m, D, R.--Some Trends in Protective Coatings, Oct., 1947, p. 536.
Wil k in s , L. a n d We b e r , P.--Physical Study of Primers in Two-Coat
Paint Systems Applied to Southern Yellow Pine, Feb., 1947, p. 88.
Wil l ia ms , H. V.--Modern Resin and Varnish Cooking Equipment,
Aug., 1946, p. 351.
Win g er s k t , S.--Smokeless Powder, Jan., 1943, p. 12.
Win t , R. F. a n d Co h g h l a n , J. J.--Nitrocellulose Brushing Lacquers, Dec., 1946, p. 694.
Wo o d c o c k , W. A.---New Developments in Solvent and Plasticizer Tech nology, Apr., 1946, p. 172.
Wo o d c o c k , W. A.--New Solvents and Plasticizers for Surface Coat ings, Dec., 1945, p. 518.
Wo o d h a l l , W.--Progress and Development in Titanium Oxide and Titanium Pigments, Mar., 1944, p. 130.
WOODRUFF, H. C.--New Developments in Ester Gum, Oct., 1940, p. 397.
Wr a y , R. I.--An Eight-Year Test of Aluminum Primers on Wood,
May, 1940, p. 263,
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Wr a y , R. I.--Recent Developments in Ready-Mixed Aluminum Paints,
June, 1947, p. 342.
Wr ig h t , J.--Aluminum Paint Vehicles and Their Effect on Leafing,
Sept., 1946, p. 393,
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Wr ig h t , W. A. a n d Mc Go w a n , W.--Can Coating Machinery, May,
1944, p. 335.
WRIGHT, W.--Salt Spray Testing Procedure, May, 1944, p. 212.
Wy l e r , J. A.--The Determination of the Melting Points of the Pen-
taerythritols, June, 1946, p. 260.
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Ya n o v s k y , E., Nic h o l s , P. L., Jr ., Ha mil t o n , r . m. a n d Smit h , l . T.
--New Bases for Coating and Plastic Compositions, Mar., 1945,
p. 111.
Yeag er , J. R.--Recent Developments in Nitrocellulose Lacquers, June,
1947, p. 374.
Yo u n g , D. W. a n d Sl o t t e r b e c j c , 0. C.--Polymeric Hydrocarbons for
Surface Coatings, Nov,, 1944, p. 511.
Yo u n g , W, A.---Water-Insoluble Soaps, Sept., 1942, p. 429.
Zin s s e r , A. L.--Center Line Paint Formulation, Feb., 1938, p. 81.
ZoBELL, C. E.--The Sequence of Events in the Fouling of Submerged
Surfaces, Sept., 1938, p. 379.
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Another Thought on Personnel Problems--R. C. Shuey, Mar., 1946, p. 111.
Article by C. J. Schumann, Jan., 1945, p. 37.
The Determination of the Melting Points of the Pentaerythritols-- J. A- Wyler, June, 1946, p. 260.
Discussion of Paper on "Infrared Finishing Ovens"--R. L. Frost, Sept., 1947, p. 524.
Do Wrinkles Wrinkle--M. Glaser, May, 1945, p, 256.
Foremanship in Our Industry--E. M. Fisher, Jan., 1946, p. 32,
Heat Bodied .Oils--A Review--H. Feinberg, Mar., 1946, p. 112.
Heat Systems and Controls for Portable Varnish Kettles--W. M. Jauch, June, 1946, p, 255.
L. L. Garrick comments on "The Use of Chromates in Rust-Irihibitive Pigments"--Nov., 1944, p. 558.
Materials and 'Equipment Problems--G. H, Wescott, May, 1945, p, 354.
Mr. Thuesen comments on "The Use of Chromates in Rust-Inhihitive Pigments'---Jan., 1945, p. 38.
Paint Chemist's Post-War Visit to the Reich--C. M. Jackson, Jan.,
1946, p. 36.
Paint Processing--Post-War--J. R. Powers, G. A. Vasel, and O. H.
Garlick, May, 1945, p. 248.
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Radiant and Direct, Oil and Gas Fired Autoclaves--W. M. Jauch, Mar., 1947, p. 178.
Round-Table Discussion on Painting of Southern Yellow Pine--May, 1947, p. 283.
Styrene--W. P. Colio, May, 1947, p. 282.
Wrinkling--A General Discussion--May, 1945, p. 280.
MISCELLANEOUS DISCUSSIONS
Feb., 1938, p. 106. Dec., 1938, p. 546.
Dec., 1939, p. 487. Mar., 1940, p. 102.
Dec., 1940, p. 497.
Dec., 1941, p. 553.
Nov., 1942, p. 496. Sept., 1944, p. 413. Apr., 1945, p. 196.
Sept., 1945, p. 341.
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SUBJECT INDEX
ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION
General ....................... ....................................................... Cost Accounting* Plant Design . Fire Prevention ................................................................ Safety and Health ............................................................ Housekeeping . Personnel ...... ......................................................... ............
Pope
... S
... 3 ... 3 ... 3 ... 3 ... 3 ... 3
FORMULATION
Aluminum Coatings ............... .......................................... Camouflage Paints .......................................... ............... Enamels ............................................................................ House Paints ................................................................... Paints for Metal ..............................................................
Traffic Paints ......... ................................... .................... Interior Finishes .............................................................. Water and Emulsion Paints ......... ............................... Lacquers . Varnishes ............................................................................
Specialties ............................................................................ Miscellaneous ......................................................................
.... 4
... 4 ... 4
... 5
-- l
... 8
!
... 10 ... 10
TEST METHODS
Adhesion ...... .................................. .......................... ..........
Analysis .................................................. .............................
Color
...............................................................................
Drying Time ..... ..................................................................
Exposure .
FiTe Resistance ............................................................ .....
Hiding .................................................................... ...............
Solvency ...
- Miscellaneous .....................................................................
General ................................................................................
11
11
11 12
12 12
13 13 13 15
EQUIPMENT AND MANUFACTURING
Cooking .............. ............................................................. . Grinding ................ ................ ............................................ General .......................... .......................................................
RAW MATERIALS
Oils ....................................................................................... Driers ................................................................................. Pigments ................... ........................................................... Resins .................................................................................. Solvents ... Plasticizers ............................................. ............................. Miscellaneous ......................................................................
FINISHING
Application ...... .........., .................................................. Curing ................................................................................... Surface Preparation ..........................................................
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17 20 21 23 26
26
26
27 27 27
MISCELLANEOUS .............................................................................. ,..................... 28
CLUB PAPERS .......;......................;................................................. ........ so
AUTHOR INDEX .......................... ........................ ........ ,.............................................. 36-
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