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Publications Fueloil & Oil Heat 232 Madison Ave. New York 16, N. Y. LExington 2-4566 Los Angeles Don Harway & Co. 810 W. 5th St.--Mutual 8512 Baltimore c/o Fleet-McGinley, Inc. Candler Bldg.--Lexington 7005 uct relationships through the sale of repair and replacement oilheating necessities. The industry produced 49,915 oilheating jobs in 1944, under wartime restrictions-- 38,280 replacements and 11,635 to new users. DEALERS Mortality among oilheating dealers has been severe under the handicaps of war, though the larger dealers, with strong service department and fueloil depart ments, have not been seriously hurt. In January, 1945, the dealers total 10,000 compared with 16,000 before Pearl Harbor. Of these about 7200 have income from fueloil. A. E. Coburn, Robert Gray, OILHEATING TOMORROW Editor Business Manager According to our projections of post-war Arthur G. Winkler, activities, there will be a 100 per cent Advertising Manager expansion of oilheating markets during the first 5 post-war years, with sales and in OILHEATING is a vertical, integrated industry, selling through the same prime outlets; oilburning equipment cluding boiler-burner and fumace-bumer units), heating and air conditioning, and stallations of 2 million oilheating jobs in all types and sizes of heating plants. They (infwroilml be divided: 1,544,000 coal; 561,000 in new conversions homes; and 388.000 replacements of existing jobs. fueloil. The equipment will be divided into: The integration of oilheating equipment and fuel has grown until in 1944, exactly 1.443.000 conversion jobs; 406,000 boilerburner units; 644,000 furnace-burner units. 82.3 per cent of all oilheating equipment The factors aiding this expansion in was sold by companies also selling fueloil; clude: (1) large amounts of fueloil on the while 54.2 per cent of all fueloil was sold civilian market when the military forces by companies also selling burners. stop their present wartime 40 per cent of This publication's organization dates back to 1922. It is alone in the field and is read by all elements--manufacturers and dealers. all petroleum products; (2) there will be 25 per cent to 40 per cent fewer cars on the road for some years after the war, to consume petroleum products; (3) possible lower prices for fueloil; (4) large home- MANUFACTURERS Oilheating equipment manufacturers, with few exceptions, are presently devoting building program; (5) public preference for oilheat--varying from 35 per cent to 55 per cent, depending on area. most of their facilities to the production For a statistical picture of all phases of war products. In some instances these of oilheating--wartime and postwar, are their peacetime products, being sold send $1.00 for the January, 1945, for war uses . . . others are concentrating Yearbook Issue and for a free copy of on unrelated lines. All of these companies, "Ollheating Tomorrow"--an 8-page jhowever, are maintaining dealer and prod statistical study. 1148 Publications -- KEENEY-PUBLISHING COMPANY 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 2, 111. Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning This is the publication which carries the Journal of the A.S.H.V.E. in addition to its own regular editorial section. Its field is that of industry and large buildings. It is devoted to the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of heating, piping and air conditioning systems in such plants and buildings. Each January issue includes a complete directory of commercial and industrial heating, piping, and air conditioning equipment, which lists all products, their trade names, and the manufacturers' addresses. It is the established buying and specifying guide of the industry. H. P. & A. C. is read by consulting engineers and architects . . . contractors . . . and engineers in charge of heating, piping and air conditioning in industrial plants, and other large buildings, federal, state, and city governments, school boards, and public utilities. All A.S.H.V.E. members are subscribers. Such coverage means, for the advertiser, considera tion at all points in the selling of a heating, piping, or air conditioning product... consideration in its selection during the preparation of plans and specifications; in its actual purchase for installation; in its year-'round buying for operating and main tenance requirements. Without waste, the manufacturer of air conditioning products and equipment can reach through H. P. & A. C. those from whom he is seeking the necessary engineering acceptance. Write for our new booklet "A Quick Picture." Subscription Price- -No. and So. America--$2 per year. Elsewhere $4 per year. Member--A.B.P.--A.B.C. American Artisan AMERICAN ARTISAN covers the field of warm air heating, residential air conditioning, and sheet metal contracting. Its readers are warm air heating and sheet metal contractors, dealers, jobbers, manufacturers, and public utility companies. Each January issue includes a complete directory of warm air heating, air conditioning, and sheet metal products and equipment, which lists all products, their trade names, and the manufacturers' addresses. A special section of each issue has been devoted to air conditioning since 1932, when it first became apparent that air conditioning for homes was to be along the lines of the central forced warm air heating system. As a result of the ready adaptability of this type of heating system to all air conditioning factors, tens of thousands of homes today have winter air conditioning --supplied through forced warm air heating with air cleaning and humidification. Cooling apparatus can be attached to these systems readily whenever year-'round air conditioning is desired. The key man in the residential air conditioning picture is the warm air heating and sheet metal contractor--the one man experienced in "treating air" at a central place and getting it properly distributed. And the key publication--because it reaches these key men with an information service that has made it the recognized authority on residential air conditioning practice--is AMERICAN ARTISAN. For full information on this field, write for a copy of "The Residential Heating Market." Subscription rale--$2.00 per year. Member A.B.P.--A.B.C. 1149