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/ Publications Domestic Engineering Publications 1900 Prairie Avenue, Chicago 16, Illinois 8 TIMES A WINNER! For outstanding editorial achievement during the twelve month period ending July 31, 1947, the publishers of DOMESTIC ENGINEERING have again received high honors in the annual editorial competition conducted} by Industrial Marketing. Recognition for two more of its many outstanding accomplishments thus has come again to an organization which has been amazingly consistent in the winning of these awards. 1939, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 and now 2 awards in 1947! 8 times these highly coveted honors have been accorded to DOMESTIC ENGINEERING in acknowledgment of its editorial excellence: Rarely has an honor so great been bestowed on one organization .'. . Seldom has such a degree of consistency been attained in the face of the keen competition offered by hundreds of the nation's leading business papers. During its fifty-eight years of con tinuous publishing experience the DOMESTIC ENGINEERING organization has similarly demonstrated to the industries it serves, as well as to the nation as a whole, the high standard of its editorial accomplishments. 1274 Publications Fueloil & Oil Heat 232 Madison Ave. LExington 2-4566 New York 16, N. Y. Pacific Coast Representative Don Harway 420 Halliburton Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Cal.--Fairfax 8576 68 Post St., San Francisco 4. Cal.--Yukon 1069 Baltimore 2 c/o Fleet-McGinley, Inc. Candler Bldg.--Lexington 7065 was accomplished in a year of constant material shortages. Approximately 300 manufacturers of domestic oilburners and integral units are now in production, with a dozen of these supplying about half of the total output. Dealers Largest outlets for oilburners and re lated equipment in 1947 continued to be those firms who specialized in (had largest dollar volume in) oilburners or fueloil, the two groups accounting for 74 per cent of all oilburner retail business. The balance was divided among coal companies, who have added fueloil departments and sold 7 per cent of the oilburners, general heat ing dealers and contractors, who sold 5 per cent of the oilburners, with the remain A. E. Coburn, Robert Gray, Editor Business Manager Arthur G. Winkler, ing 14 per cent sold by a variety of dealer types. Chief purchaser of domestic oilburners Advertising Manager was the homeowner who had been shove OaaofthbwhuinaoieyialrrShsdannsecattItcgiaiaoLaoancsonrrmeobfitgHondtlislniowfpddonuEueguaaiungseqtAtnnitbtloaurleiudeTyeytnabihqptns,niIosaurnmNtcsde:uciigtopleecetGhomtmelni-i1lhanleisfbtn6peiet.isqfsugatnyo1uhaernetar9tni,sliqiphase4eevumorrs(7sroosei)inspeufrtas,sacwmtngugiaoallctsuohople,ielaol,dl-pnfstlittai,rlthhhnhysewneiitigeenrddsoedtaltsrhleihisetanbbnefigenumtoguomerageirafelgftuenaloitornrreeaodaiesiigldlleil-t,,.ll.andcatf5fwmlihthrniuienvoooaoeplADanmngmlorreitessmeullspradc,rsacrwetoeobci,h5otnprrhailet7neeea7ilegoolan.lg.mndppcphtat,eteoreheibriOnodoemrrsseofpni,ficcvnget1ltaeea3ecaatw9hb1cennbsl4loeatttul7hhetpdni1hr,reelaeeed9iecapdnnprp4iyotnnerdldl7iaceaanuagiheccvlvgalmoeaeneisipodirbddbdttlhrsbuouuoeawokusahargrgnlelslmreaflyrdanreanncvspyienrmontodeselereainf.ailteibnnirgvhirbdtneudestoeeuosdrrmtdnrst1psnaciinieouonnpelofelrscncoatersawtohessrrl FUELOIL & OIL HEAT, the only pub the war ended and restrictions on oil lication actively covering both the equip burning were lifted, the fueloil distributor ment and fueloil interests of dealers, was has had a very strong gain in annual organized in 1922. It is recognized as the volume. At the close of 1947 the number dominant editorial and advertising source of oilheated homes in the country was for all heating contractors, fueloil dealers, 57 per cent higher than the number when furnacemen and others who actively sell oil the war ended, and 27 per cent higher than heating; also for the many manufacturers at the end of 1946. In the oil industry, who cultivate this vast market for their fueloil continues to expand in volume products and services through our low-cost much faster than gasoline, and may soon advertising space. become the principal petroleum product. Oilheating Manufacturers Oilburner manufacturers in 1947 had factory shipments of 993,000 domestic burners and oil-boilers or oil-furnaces, more than 67 per cent above the industry's previous peak of 492,593 in 1946. This For a statistical picture of all phases of oilheating--wartime and postwar, send $1.00 for the January, 1948, Yearbook Issue and for a free copy of "Oilheating Tomorrow"--an 8-page statistical study. 1275