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St. Louis Dr. J. R. Durland KXOK December 15# 1952 Aroclor and Pyranol Requlrements for 1953 This is a confirmation of figures that I have already relayed. Before quoting any figures# It Is well to emphasize that re quirements of Pyranol are somewhat hazy because our customers are still deciding between two products. Mr. Trotter asks that# If possible# you make commitments flexible enough so that they can be reviewed every quarter year and that we dlsauss future plans at least once a month until the situation has stabilized. It is the Sales Department's best guess that for the year 1953 the Erunanrlch Plant will be required to make In the range of 15 million pounds of Aroclor. Pyranol requirements from Krummrich will probably amount to 11#400,000 pounds. Sales lias split Pyranol requirements into two periods. The first will be for the first three months of 1953 and the second period for the last nine months of 1953* First Three Months of 1953 Last Nine Months of 1953 600,000 # Pyranol 1470 <3 55# TTM - 330,000 Tri Tetra Mix 5.850.000 # Pyranol 1470 55# TTM a 3,217,000 TTM 2*700,000 # Pyranol 1467 & PPO 0 40# TCB - 1,080,000 TGB 4.050.000 # Pyranol 1467 & PPO 40# TCB - 1,620,000 # TCB Summary of 1953 Requirements Aroclor 15,000,000 Pounds Pyranol 1467 6,750,000 " Pyranol 1470 6.450.000 " TCB 2.700.000 " Tri Tetra Mix 3,547,000 " H. W. Yeagley cmp DSW 550838 UU 3 STLCOPCB4089255 ^j STLCOPCB4089256 N O 3 4 0 *2 0 D IE T Z G F .N G RAFJH P A P E R 2 0 X 2 0 PER IN C H EUGENE D1ETZGEN CO. m a d e in ^ a.