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'*cj A. c*e* 41-42 -* r r.fdluTT. ffrCw A i i 40-41. *ma'! rra-V A 33-39 ii?** F-i- > \o comumr rar'.'-'r r AA 52 medium, 4!-1f A 46-49. med;rr 4 1 4* a*ge grade B 43-4< r 2-3 It* 32 V34 2 'S3-34J. -c-.rf* : 3-34 3. ivghor-K 3 ( r.:cr.:ed 'o more L^an 7{>(. '> -.e-A-'paDe-s NATIONAL RESEARCH FIRM AIRSWRITER M ES CANTOR ;'''iLLYV.T>OD -'C'p - Radio Waller Robert O'Brien to- NEW DEHYDRATION TECHNIQUE -..nd Corned ar Eddie Can- ' - $24 750 fcr allegedly fir- I r- - last Feb. 5 from a $750 '-r O Br'r. s suit claimed BOSTON. --p -- A giass ol -acted las'. Julv to write ; orange ju.ce from a spoonful of ft r 52 week?. i golden powder--that's one of t.naj | developments of research by a I ` comparatively new concern here.' Af'PT.lANCE SE WILSON'S Refngerat.on A File 05 Er.cinal Pn. O.s Fie she r & Lawrence W&rtimeresearchh&sm&defgt&xe even moreau-acu/oax! toCj,rapll5 OFFICIAL : Yet President Richard S. Morse1 of the National Researcn corporat.on would tell you It was all done' by application of a great deal of: nothing. And ne'd be eerioug aboulj it. for National Research works, not with magician'* minion, but with sciences high-pressure vac uums Formed in 1940, National Research's vacuum engineering aepartment does everytihng from basic research to building piiotplantg for commercial uses of h.gh-pressure vacuums. 'Yhen this firm refers to vac uums, it has no reference to the flight pressures such as exist in electric-light bulb? or vacuum bot- , ties Such projects as dehydrated I orange juice or dried blood pi a 5 - : ma and pen.c.11 n are created ir. vacuums up to one-millionth of I atmospheric pressure. In other, j words, a.r as rarified as that pro-; 1 bably to be found in the itratos> phere some 75 mules above the earth. ; There is nothing nety about i high-pressure vacuums ia them selves--physic.s;s for years have . known of them and created them I . to study In laboratories. But tne I ! National Research corporation isj i the first firm to make the pres-: 1 sure* available for wider commer* ' cia) use. l! is an example'of one , of the new industries that ha6 grown up from modern scientific research. KCM-roMC miRACLs poitrrst L THE SYNTHETIC RESIN AND OIL FINISH Bimrtmir tails wltb plils imr ter j ii mmotaci ud icaMay. 2. LATEST. SMARTEST COLORS! Stylil bj Iltdiii toeortten 3. INCREASED DURABUTTY! A fcsr&r, lfiMirti*f f)Ut 4. GREATER HIDING POWER! On wsi min ont ts? lottrtir srtses, lYRvanptptr! 5. WASHABLE! cittts teistttsiiy vttt nH-tisMat etoann tr mipaptr dsaun. E. APPUES LIKE MAGIC! ta brat tt KiB-Tm foflir-IUstir. Continuous research in the world's biggest pair.', lab ors', or.es--where KernTone was created --has kept Kerr. Tone "first in paint." Today, a new and better scientific blend of pigments, resins and oils, increased hiding power and dura bility make Kem-Tone a roore remarkable fiat wall finish than ever before' JN SHOTS! - ROPING -- BULLDOGGING S' -- BULL RIDING be on display Tuesday at f^koto -Sei ervice aphers for Ventura Rodeo Telephone 3164 The development of dehydrated orange juice is a cose in point. Re searchers of the corporation un dertook the original investigation. After they developed working techniques, the firm's engineers and plant designers constructed a pilot-plant. The strained, fresh ; ly-squeezed orange juice is put through two operations 8t a high vacuum, resulting In a golden powder. About a tablespoon of the powder in a glass of water results in orange juice with the taste, color and vitamin content of the natural product. The product was successful enough for the, army to place an order for 108,000 pounds a month. 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