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Obscrve the rules of wise conservation It is your patriotic duly to help to restore and conserve American wildlife lor your own enjoyment and that of future generations. !;. 1. DIJPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC. Sparling Powder Division Wilmington, Delaware ' * 'f. wx ..... .......---------- ==== ;; ; .......... ......................................,.. ."HHaggSggTT^g^^ ma h i:n, inr.ii \ .<1 TclXeS tllld Business Jjumi' (`xiTrfjl.v Irmii PvpHith'ttf I iiiiimiii ifu Punt's Ammul Ih^mri In llir Hhfvhluililvrs /nr flif mir f!M5 npAKATioN is si. much discussed suhjeel loilay nwl is one of lhe mo.xt disturbing problem* with which inrius- is confronted. During the year Ii5 the flu Pont, < -on 1 puny has paid or ^eertied sotne forty tlifTerenl kinds ol taxe* which in the aggregate approxi mate 810,0(10,000 and represent ninety a share on the ouLsLunding comslock. It the ipendinji programs of our governmental bar lie* continue at the present; unprecedented levels, they will lum require, to avoid ILh c iiI bank* rPtcyt the assessment mid collect inn progressively increasing tuxes from Aeryorie including this company mill 1 "s stoehholdc^rs, The*!? governmental M^nuliLures nuiy be grouped into ^spcc general classes: H) fI hose requi red f or main I e,ldIleft ol the normal funetionn of ^vernmenLs; W) Those required for relief of file 1 ^stressed occtiHioncd by iincinplov- !,i; and *' h*) I hose demanded or required for Bitinuy be called soeiid experiments. I he olijeetives sought in Iheiissess" oi taxes have also been several; J^ie lilive been levied for the purpose ^ Producing revenue, whereas others ( d^*>Jq>pureutly been intended lo bring _ Inr-reacliing innovat ions in our gfeial struetiircv 1 he raising of funds with which cl illy 1 he exists of the normal finite 1i>u h of government eminently admin* t( u'd ami lo provide adequately fur I lie relief of find distress whirls pri vate resonree> eaiifiut 1 >e induced to shoulder is a nerrssary burden on our people even (hiring prolonged depressed pern*h. This 'mressiry burden' of providing ei/opm/./// for rebel' is one \\ Inch few sin! ions, now or at mis I hue in history, have assumed. To rail upon i lie people for si ill fur ! her funds seems mi mmiTi-ssavy drag upon their etideux ors during surli try ing periods: and il is pari ieidarly discouraging lu I he reeMpentUve ef forts if surli addit u>!ial exnHion- are made In liuanee huge expendil ores for unt imrly experiment id projeels which tiiighl well avail at least a isiurr healthy condition of business and I he public l.reasiinn "If additional taxes a re imposts | to enable I hr government f n la mud! enter prises sheltered from bankruptcy hy funds Innn f hr federal treasury in compel if ion with exist irig or project ed privalr nnderl a kings, such governTM merit projects must ceilainlv aiix-sl I lie ret urn of I hat enterprise and ini? un live to which both llie government and the people haw Wen locking |o employ t hoM' md'oriunnle unemployed people who nmsl always be the vni mis of taxes, if exrvssn e. "I I is doubly unfortunate that in irrym;1; new luxes in Hiv m' l ime^ our authorities hase etsdeavored by those very faxes jo ell'cei and precipitate revohsl ionury changes m many cf our ideals, institutions and customs, holl ered by yens of usage and rvspeef. Such elinrfs have quite naturally cre ated %Its.' ur!ianee and disorgani/alion on I lie pari of the taxed, and thus hror I iirt her veakrnrd l heir nbihl y to bear iscrea-mg I am lens. "The endeavor 1 n r;irn and b> >;i\ i\ and to provide I or o t io V old age and one ?lepviiden!>, has hcr,-J<f.av been reran led as vni no l <> !. rnmmcndrd. Such si\-ings, loo. havc >e|-\-.:al a-, the si news of enl ri'pr'he. lane liinibhed tlie re.soiirfg-s gilh which opr irails- portatiuii, .ignenlt oral am I indns? rial (`fiterpi'Ki.w have fjeen d and <leveh|>ed. 'Hiese are nov. scheduled tor ile-sspahon and dilution h\ I'eaxoi: , ,f on j>recerli-ic ly high e-| a 11- faxes and iutlalintiary measure^. "< 'mqMira I ion> have for decade- been eneoiiragcab and by many slah-s required to operate through siikodi- ary rorprira! iftris. in tin- inieroi of ere!vemeiu'c and ecoiumiy nr ia orrlor !o Ion form ! e, the statutes. Minos' overnight I lie feeling has aris.o, jg some ijiiarlris f hat- m s .me me -\- plamci j u ay -in h orcaih/a! ion- bavv a duisler otqi-et . and an ed'ort lias been matfr* fo destroy fliein by invaie. i if a mull pile lax ti| mu opera I h ae. eci dueled 111roijgli sulisid-ary corpora tmns. I Ins lax lakes fhe h>rni ot an added tax on the ran-irigs of simh subsuliarv eompanies when rc'ceiw-rl b\' f he parenl eoinpany a> ilivU Ic-ad-- "A furl Ini' distrust of bigness in business has been losteivd, ai'.d to plaeati- fhis hra r hie her rafr.s of ta\c> ha Vi bci'ii lexueil apt nr eon i pan a s v, i! f large i'umlugs than upcu eompaiues xutli small earnings, 'The. lax revog- nr/es in i I'iha t n-Uship Ik f u .a n ! lu- prof its earned and ! he amount of capital Ills. IIUI'IIM iM.\U.\/IM. employed. nor dors It dillVrent int.e be! uci'ii hi rye cammc's uccmmi*; In a. IV w indiv <dna U and an < < 11 m I or Ps h t rah* of ramin&s arcrnim;- In a yreut 11isn11 K-r of .small sturkhldT*. Such I ax ns may impose a dispropori innate liunlen upon iiih - corpora lions as << jui j)?i rrI with u'li'is, a lid eorlainly ?)HhJ burden ujdairl v J Ilf millions w U* i ha ve imrdrd I Imii" small savmy.s in la r.iic corpora t m uiv " La far nir| have played a. vital part m tie- development of 11 m mumral welfare of f ha nat ion as evi denced I>y I he procrc.x.x made i a recent years In sosoral of t 1m- iiiuic important major indiHt rie>, such as I he antnmo bib'. elect rival ji11 t chcmirn l indiol no. Such industries, have hern hnill up In t heir pre-ent H'lieienry eh jelly as ! hr mod I of larye-xoulc opera linn,-, winch Imsi' made possible tin* <oiilnuu< 1 expenditure ill' hi rye sinus fur research and development u ork w il la Mil which I la ir product h could nof ha ve been bronyht In {Iw pre-cut slate o| ld>>;h quality ami nlat ivrly low cost to Hi<* consumer. "What would the srlbha prices nl I hr automobile. Hie h`H rir relniier** aim*. | hr rail in araI '< '-|bjihnue I>r today if J Iir I ij iemi uni and hs-hlilral oryauizs turns ami f ho- financial re souivc\ nf lar.ar corporations had n< a hern a \ ailahh- |ur f lair *|e% fh[iiiifii and emitunird in*provenum! f "`"Mich product.-* a*, Hiexc arc rapidly ciiininy to l- n i|;HiiI(lR*' I r'cal ueec.xai In s ol 1111- ml 1:r?* 1 Iran !u\nrie,,, hnl t hey would he I!j \ uric.- today v-ace il la it that thrir eo-st I n I hr c*r ir I Ml I tier Ini'- tici-n so ".roa l jy reduced durine 1 lie pa.-t lew year.-' I hat they haw* iw ui made available in one form nr a not her to practically r \ r-r\ t n -dv. I hi' >|1 nation m t lie du Pm it < 'ran patiy U yvpieal c r` 11 la t in Iiiany fit her la re.'- r< .rpora t ime-. Tun nip -.I and in;..', esamplos a !*< lie du / hipjnrjsl and i-spati-u'un nf a. I lie ii';:'iiis;i' rhrinaai l-. a i d i i try* whieh (urn ijirlndes dyrol ip] s, 1'ij Iu h t eheimr-al "1 hjI'rmiT and nl he! ir camphor, w lucii repuin d an h i w *h S iue n 1 *>t a ppmssmat el\* > and ah iSite]h i v i* der c'|n|i ini'hl ed'oil u|' n\ t v sc*vvn \ c:i rs 1 id'ore if cent was eamed, and l" hi ddic Uiy'h-pressure ^ynlliclir rljrmical imiust v\\ pri Miuciny aninui ma, mHhmioL Iiil 'Im i' alcnlmh, nrui, and a niimher fil of lier pmdlah s. I Ids industry also required I hr invest in i ill it\' iiiiiny milliuii^ nl dfHars and aln<ul rfidil years nf dfiveh>pfuenl wiirh and eilnrf. helnre it yielded any fiuaHcial re! nrn Ins' i he stuck holder^. A If w minis Tin* '-'I illisiif- of ! Hi'-i IN' -.- if I III- 'III 1 " Mil S **r i!| i,-i iiy a a* f ie- u IimI -y -Muiifi I -oili-nh- i! I N-- ;imnltlllnl Ur ;i j Jlf i i; liil *-fy > `.'U,IM N l,nt in 11 >r :1m- > far I 'JS.an l r.i'i I',1--S- s.'l .itiinM 11.' per o-ij! ever lU-U. hlfli ;! - 1 lullli^a1 Viihm.e arronijircJ fur pHH'Sieatls I In- *n I i 'n liemio* in dnllar v'hiin*'. tr. nUf, * hole .{* i-f>nmi-tii> j>r* e- amj Ie-. ma *-*>' ! - arlvan i:i:' Ie- bieli'-l" i'-'-'rt-., Itii- <tn lUni :!* - I H-ii-r if M !. I iJl \ iM'Iijatly h Sim I'arniiic-. 1't I In* -iriuimn -.l.iek U.r lUila v-i'i'e njir;il i<i S..,U I a -.liai _ I )is iflfaut |ja;--miai1- lor I he p:i ,5 ie, jf-nt-i, VJU Itri. ii*r lit i have hr"ji eyisal Ui jx-r' ri'Hl *4' tfje i'.iriiim.'-. \nj>r-i\iuiahl;e Il V. *,< If H} w;i_- i*\- |i-nu-l 'hiriiie I'J'`.> in . h*n> h<<j* .-mh TrnifIerrir^K]f.T f U*' o<anpnti;--' -' mrmsjUml iirinr farsiif-i- -. 'In addition Ni tin* htree expejali tun- 11 cat have hren iieefn'oiry U> de\ r-kip new uidn.sl rms sii li a,- t la m jn.-if iiiehl m ph L fill sc r mdlh iu.> < *j /h>l la is ha\*fi been i*x j M-nderl in the jmst lew year-, fnr re-rarch work tnh 11 w hTdi no in w indilafry ni* new prndnfP lias yet S'r--ill! mi. "I'Im* Pm I | liat I he du Punt < `om pane ha-. IfdluWed the .miml pnhe\ of oiicrv-im.* its ce-iiniiers and lias i-mph >\ ed them lor these im-\v Inny time de?. cluprucnl s itivolv in;.r pro-lirm nary espendifmv'H nf many millionsot' de.Har-- lia> made i! posdl>ie to hnn;.1. -cell new prf mIih '1 - ml o rommrrriul use and 1 iy constant iinpin', emenf to ---*-11 ! hem at ermtmually lower pru e t li i inipro\ iny t he !i' imr .-Am a lards nf on r people air 1 merea -any eiMpluynu-nl , 'Hu thin eomieel mu, li J'. pal I mj la i iy i ril'Tc.d int*' 1 n m <1 c w lial ha-- Imp pf"Uf*d I n the S'dt Hi!' pj'ier nt'du I 'n|l! prrm |net > a ei 1 he pa.xt w, e|i y-i-jj)--,, a.-, eoinpaj'ed sUth Hu :.;e|iej'a| whuh-sale price le\e| and as rompaml with t la* eosl of fdot hnay foods! nils and relih which make up llw I Milk nf the ctwl of livinc; of the asa-i'ayc individnal`Thipin s pillilished hy t he I . S, iimvnu ol Laf>ur St at ist ics slimv that I lie wnTlded aserayx wholesale price ot 7^1 eomniuf li t ies nsef I m 11i(* otliesaI `. uvi innuud imlcx fell VS/d per cent from the PVd* average to I he low point reached at. the end ol February, IhHT I)11r111y 1 lit* saint- pci iod, t he weighted a\ ei`a ye selling price nf du Pen I pifid nets, us m-a rly as rim be e>| imated, fell '*1.1 per ecu!. Si nee this dabs however, the general whuh`sah` pr'e-r U \n\ hail ndvaneed 1 .n per eimf to the end of HKCi, whereas the tin Punt sales price index has act Mallv declined fob prr cent bu t her, A i preM-nl, i Ih ic fun', yi-neral w hohusa le prices ai'c dm\ n scaif'ely' 17 |'r eenf. frniii iTJNavrr aye, while on the nuaxiye du Vun\ prices a re < |o\vn aUko per f'cnt iVtisn I fie t!YJ.S base, lamny readied 1 heir low cst. pf/inl at I he rial nf IPT>. *'I a kew i,-,e, t he cost ?if in iin; as esi i mated by t lie National I in hist rad < on-erenee Homil had, in Ninaanber, Hhjru ad\ ancerj abiml per cent [rum the tow point reached in \ pnh fUhh: j`e| ail fonfl pnees (arcordiny to pin eriuijenl. esliimdesj ware up :7. I pi*r emit; elul fimy u;o up 22.7 per cent ; and rent had yarned I d o per ci'ht. IlmvfWS'syduriny 1 his same period 1 he da Pnhl Sale- price index arinntb showed a sir till tit rh u* \ nof wi l hsl utid iny the inr*reasfal cie-t of raw mabnaals' lahnr a ini taxes. Ax prrvM msly -on; * 'i,-.-t fS Uhl > marked t hlFerciiee h i t rcssd in I fie a\ era l i > srUiuy price*, of t he du Pont Toiupam has firon due in n!) .aiiall liMSisiirrIotheesmhimnblrvs hp men} o| ni'W and Hnpi'o\ ed pi'oeesxCH' II must lie ole, Ian.->1 I hat a eonhu'C at ion oi the recent i rent lx m laxet mU t,y nnr v.imnis lei feral, st ale and mU uieijail !. e. ermiM it! al bodii*:*, is likely to rini.-.e serious, if nof. irreparable- 'lufiiaac lo i in ln-4 r%- ;i nd to tin or M wt1 t id ion-* i iiat were humded upon s c iim^ \H i nci| pies nf t hrift and enterprise. aH`^ !m\e pi*! I.,]}i'i*ed HIM |cr --orb prmrSptr1'h is fupe< 1 t hat tin* -'.O', ennneub1^ i m.'i / ! k Dredging with Dynamite Witiili oilier iiiwiiii foiled, Iiiiiilprs developed it fiTlmlijiti* flial mode liti- fih iv is i . liefoils iff* Hip mplliitil rat|i!in-t*il ,irr m*I Ittrlli fit-n- it i i , it. t:tt/ /in k I j \ i ii'.u- vv vfi-.p <>s>"nvatii.i.\\silli mud* m n rpiiipnirul is no hmpvr eon X|ffiTn| n serious pmhiom, I >ut for major projee! thus inammed, Hp*rc are a dozen .smaller jot is in .sisal ^m\ s\ reams where dn dprs and [HUM-r Hhoveh, oammf he 11<<*<!. ,\ Iypiml ease 'Wi.s tin* 11111J11i11;of i Ik * Short. Imufe ^ Jh`h\vay I hrmiph a M-etiou n! A I hens ^ 0Miil\*s Hfdo. where it w as !u*rea ry `D I hire jjf lifits In deepen > hr ehannel l Wolf ( ivrls Cor a f.ol ul dis(uur<* of u,,<` Pm I t hive tenth miles. This.sj ivarri is vt iinjimr ; j j K | r'i k 'In V . The a vera re ^idlls is fit ly IVet. vv1111 irregular ^l,< i Hill Mills in depth of fsnlH 1 IlIYr to h| . The elianind 1 M *11 i> nj shale *h n 1 sa iu|s| one rnia| nisii ion, 1 no reeky ha* Hiirjrni 11hji4\ ;ni<I Ion in*e*pihir ha ordinary dili Inmf, S|H*c-i|ij`atinHs ralh*iI for a mnlnrm nii-Jil feel in < lept In and after Ihlrn dillrsTuI run! rartur-. had ;d;tn h>i J | ]M, pj-, I a *f *; j i j si1 n I innllsninht \ *f11 f 11T111*111, | hr Johnson I'ompany. of } r^iMo, (thin, ni'( *iij|f]ilS-hril ! In * task |11 } mu- !>y the u -m nf dynamite !>l^h,s. | fin ael nal e\m v m I I H*i* was I liH' Hi * ht unrkmy hours, iisiny | m 11111 1 ,s of nit mHyrenri < Ivan *'Di% | if J( | <. hi ( rie hladme na J is, hJMMl fWl 1( on|(|N.|- \\ \Vr a lid f.aOU Iref of hv *iH'h iron pipe. J he I h iinh-v made in :nh alire. ^ ,isn Unrj v null see I -nils n! 1 hr pipe, j 11 t (>m ends nt* whirh v\ rfV u nh Ini il Il! d r i f alt nr i ail I nor on I foi; r* jM'\f rtnie.n.. *,|n jimr.lnr \v;n j Miyfnd i- n 'J dopl h nj f | Dree inoflliipnss ;m|!ih* 'pniip.p |; si dm i. I (nil. in ear ^^ Inar Je<|. end In end, l In* ^Dnied nsnnler <d s ;M 1 mha's, rin| P| <,f|r insei led earrin. I all elnrh'ii* *s^SiK rap vsslfi m.snl.jfei( <*Op|Hd` U,r*es o seal the elsa!'':-*\ I p ('0|Hre|e \\ as \n h mv < 1 nd and 11 *' one niefj ledln in;- pin: 1Ni\ ser,. u,'d inio In * I'iillal' ,f I he pipe AI lf>vf llmt, sitnilarh- ;d t,ie!n*d. Was 1 he nipple or '`handle ' eNU'inhini ahiai! one font, and I ii Mndi t lie f 11 lie aim in the a nf (fii^ pii*rv. I In* ` ap ujres P'Heri'ed f n ^ ere ! 11n*ad**d. I fujs coin |d*:d in y f he a sse in hi y. Y li e>e del ails a m iimm s*h*arly shotwi ln-Inw. When flic* hla-'ters werr i'ends Io si art \NH*k. a supply nl flsese hopnfw as stor'ed in a s'owhnal wfnrh ;c. aiprlinfi'* I nl I la* * Irdred h M*at ion in I he* middle of the meek. A lomih van plaeed m a rtmrk Yr hnl. ler a see lion of l svo mrh pipe tell |o Uve!\*e lei! loiu; thrnrsali u iisrh tin* leadiiiy* u ires i\t*rc drawn np and ted h*s-e. Xe\L fin* liomh was seeured Hi tin* Imhlrr h\ Pnr-arisota wire I irt wees i I he 1 minii handh* ami I he (op n| t fn' rhuek. These preliminaries romplrte< h I hr nut h( was pi idled down i f 11 <> I he hrd of t fit* st ra rim. The holdsim ware was iDn.f lI'Ai 'Mt tmoUacA, RsiiiiwiNii tasix x in i pe.ii i u*N eat ;i 1H1 1 fie elnie\ Hsep \n ifre. | |e` tejiirfi In Hie rcrjinrcii tjerdh. I he efniek was j j :< n <*a ri*h i fly wp fi drawn, ic:r \ *(j;: i he hmuh planteij in ! he I h *iL I hs* u\ (hr w oi krneii nr*J al t arhei I fie iw>' eric! c >\ I Ur- i-ap wna*- to a pjeer e>f \mh h ] Iksdiru.*. at the -ariac-e, and I he phi nf na.: pinrfnx w - 1'isyiiii f I a I it i onid m ia*d iliih! h n *a- Nu O'e ! k mis I \ v. err xot. Tfii- e,*rk ee*m pleted. I he rep wires w -iv e.-,u-iee-i ed at series, 111. ii t;pied -een.voly eud h hNed ft i he- leadiJia w i rv^ xdueh e\tenfi-,-f from fhe I a a I hi ! he p- - r U11 r I a U t>\ t lit* i d a s h n ;..* fnaefnne, ,i sate did an* v a w ay on the shore. ^ hen es eryJ hina' H.a in n a* tiia*^s, nH I la* cksivr,' wer >mM 1 fe;rl h r. Hie hiinihs i-re -paeei \ eia'ht t ' I wrlve h el apa?1, nsiialtv in {fje emh-r of fIn * efiai.-iii'k and ^ah' sh*p v.i're HM*d only w here piUnia roei. k-d;.,-., nmUe them nereis,ir\ . I l<* enaum-i >Ia us lofi-eiied thr don? and ,-a M -n. I huroiH'hjy fhaj ineri- ?Hit materia! wa- t.un*kl;. earned away* f*y Ha* s\', ip epirrrfil, I.aryi-- lihiehs e.f hink?m ro*L were ?Mam-n\a*i-i-!; I ' He .-daif? i *v mao fiower, and ! he reinaiinii:.. fmraj,-n v- ;e. renw e,-i 11 1 or >iTa | Has. ! h>* Use i ft ht uiiI :s ? 1 n111 rad ? d t hi tlnifi n:.' of In lies, a f a ah-! ;h >! i,r 1 an in;:, in hthor and I nee. \ i-ivv- of lliT-oe men. oper;p n?:,> m 'Inii - on tie* hoaf. did all I he ?i?'resvary plant ime w Idle a foiH't h man kandk-d fire hia>d in;.: n i.nrhme, \nd a nn\ \\ k h ha ra- antl scraper rompled-p Hi*- yol ! he aoml l'issi'h oi *t a me* f ? >n I fo. p i oj et s e s 1 a hi i s h j m I the Hi t* I t 11 a ! I * o H) h v of i 1 n- yvr-* de'-eP'dad a o ei!i-< lisa- m so!x ire* i fa* proldeno oi r\rax afire.', t 1mrmeh- m vh;dlen\ fan wrier -dl'eaiiiv *1 h< hoUi! >*- Ji i;?y la loaded i * i an;, siren:.:! k de-ered. I h<\ are i-asily e-aishaiep-iI mu! eon*. *r<! lo ! hi ;h Ii, and ran I - n -sri i I illy m lo? a I w h? r*' 11 e- u* e p i * i |o < jv.p'nw o!o>?'i u>>d*-. ^ fc' It HM- Hills i,r !!* M I'll i r 'Mil; HH HINT MAHA/IMl Conm'iimi* Women-- and "Kui5 Amlior" iiv i \ ui s \ \\ I'sin riim*: Ariu-rtan nonem! Inut^* is a 1 ivfls-H win ti ci s!t i Va I i*i l I a si r-,, Ilrr ar*` :! < 11 ii-i !>' )>1;iiiii*<I. and dam i-\ <-r\ -ri 11f ilia c H heniM y a ifru* vs- it;:: and mluH a hi soil y m j. L llnr kiirlit n i h 1 in' rip. v <>\ !!- worth ami h.-r <-}< H in-'-- haw* ih d v h I % i-s I mg h l<-n !< : i in I'.-'rn - r\. Hint ! h* I n - A dn-\,-.m f `V'l'mii r4 lie world A ssii-ncaii. Mon ms r, i ' ha, tltm'd I * > ns/ntd I Im hh'li.n a-. ItW ra <\ h ( Iu t <r*-\il <T a di->ii < -]o: J k nhd ./!<!**! j iImih I i v* an erloiU i i' jM'ii'- d \ w :[h 1 In- <1 nf ft <\ vlA nirm-h;'. U .j Im- -1f 1 r *. hi I Ur m id 'd! ha i \ m-f i -.tj iisin-h '-roll n< I Ih: 1 -lit* hi-! 15-r | ti i *4 $ *! \ m i a !;*r**r isii11>1 mw <il I 11111i!ia11 111*r hu-haiid. uL -Ailii all 11<*r JiiimraIha-.h and nl/i'dh'd vs in -omi .small ways ,sfi !in-- laid hr well <>f m'U In cnhobm. \< 111111siin.iii.s mind yon, And il I lia' \lny-J \ j- rc-mj.n;: 111 i. pica-:?ttnd rsland i \ is 11 d td*d in he n oiv mnU rsjrl i vi- fh;m ra r | > i h g, 11 is prompted by iIm* I'j n 'I ilia I. ! hr IM i "htin- \alinrsd SnlHy t 'miiiril and aflilialnd lindm arc nmv <*iinduct uc? a Hin-.l \ isn|Vi|s -cib-fy dr?\n, 1'A'rry hii.-iiii's.s man wins is n-pms A hi r {or 11 j * mnirilcnMricc nl phial-, n\\}( i-k (.[ pnbiir imjldmy.-, LiniW ^ I Inti *>i if n\' In- inn I r : 11 * > irr >1 ih-m-; i -- I hr n ml r. t\ and n-diha h >n c| bayard , which mh I rshi-a' accident tK a | m v u n I f >r vn;i i"-N, \-t>t ,11 A 11H' I'M SI i i huMlin : llini, flh'nuslj r-hi-a- nH 'iil a il! In Phif.dilv trifles, luive eiii down trenieiHlmiHly llieiinnsberof indiisl rial aec*i(k*nl.s Unit oeenr annunlly. Kollisng is ever put into im oflioe withoul lirsh onrefiilly considering its posHihilities of rausing an injury to some work<-r. Xmv let ns tails our alien lion on file lioiiwy whirh, uriforiinmfely, still remains one of the most dangerous places in which to spend your time. Aside* from the regrettable fuel, that people still die in lies Is, for too many others are removed from the scene of their triumphs bemuse of slippery Mtrtaes in the bathroom, rickety stepladders, mid last, and perhaps most imporfiiiil, because of unsecured rugs. These treacherous, decorative tid bits have been thrown around and, us .figures accumulated hy the National Safety Council mid various accident ecinipanics have iiwontroverl.ihly proved, they are almost ns deadly as a liger trap or a pit. filled with King Cobras, And yet. this very day women will he putting these mgs into place by the hundreds with a totally mi warrallied bill liasomencss, Du Pont makes a prod yet tlmt fluidified experts have called the finest material ever made to prevent acci dents from skidding nigs. Women over a period of years have bought it almost reluctantly, and after a great expenditure of energy on our purC Ihasmsc we regard the problem of sell ing women 'Hug Anchor" its a chub ledge, we shall willingly and gladly continue our efforts to make Ameri can homes snfe for liilliiim occupancy. lint we know that no amassing of statistics, no urgent pleas will sway tin* feminine mind to sidHy* Men in a factory environment are iniieli more easily persuaded. Otic of our deader* reports flint one of his best, customer* was ifiueUve for some time due lo fall on one of her own small throw rugs. When she was up uud nbout, he culled at. her home mid aileinpted to sell her 'Ting Anchor," deiuonsi.rarinK its positive virtues, *`Noy' she siiid* 'It. was silly of me to fall on the rap I knew it was apt to skid, but I don t wont ling Anchor*' This naive com fessiou fills us with n lusl for battle* t ' i MARCH, Uftfi Mr. Uohrytsun. onr-litm' f'lmiii|Hun spriliUTninhd [MV.srii 1 hr.ud <`om*}i of lUv A mrrirnn i Jly inpir Train. HI! on ji sk h I * 11 t i i.v hmkr his h'V. ubilr visit iri*v in Bnn iUv u . AS r *`d.r t U i rrpTrf 1 nhlr niridrnl < mly In dross a point. \A hdr you may ha vr sumo ii1 to jrtpanhyo youi' ou u lif*' iind liiniis, flirrr should hr a haw to fnN>Jc'rt llio.sr 1 K'loMpmp. In \ i-al in;; | i vrs and I ririuls. VUaou Not iv 1 >mrk * owrwlirlmrd * *hn> >| j iU` in I hr linnl tpmrln\ ;i prhI 1rr*H ml husiasf in our far distant rdy, hslruiiu.1; to 1 lir IimndrnsL It*;i|k *< 1 lu hi.s h-rl in shrrr rsulirranrv and \s i 1 h * ^ Hulnnli 11lot mu ot his unn.s prrnliur loot hall tans, lurl hrr pnsprtlrd h i n i so I ( into llir air, iir riurir down `^HvM |y < kj| t lir hias, and iv;i\ thrown Kv a Muall run for a hvn yard loss and ,l hniki-n hip. I'hr injury wassuslainial 111 h*K hoiiMs 11 is with had, no dnuht. (I-lrrd l hr nip | hr 11% so i] t.srojuvi v a! dr ^l;d \\v Jiiav rriidrr a >m irr U\ hrim; l!M*t I his inridrfil out into I hr open. * hir hmdnMr and run nitrons rlloris hi src-iirr I hr small nip mill "Hup. ^!,<lhor ' have Ird ns into sontr iulrr- 1 shli^; psychological liypa! hs. # + : At one I imr vvr ran in I hr of t hr A nr lark //rr.-di/ i nhiuii' and in (lir ntarvu/.mr sort ion of I hr Shmiiuf / f/tft't* a srrii - i,\ .smn II ad n-rl i-w ritrn t < intriidrd to hrlp make i hi- I lomes of (ti ralrr \r,\ A oris mi lr. \\ r -frn-i li srnd a small .sample o[ '"Him A nrhor" 1 o l nt rrrshnl niijimvis so l hry could Irsl if. Alt lii *11 :.f h tin* s.'drs inosip' a pprai rd on t h* wnm.su A parr, \l dr Vidoi iri 1 flint appmsisiiah ly iilly prr rml of all I hr- u h piinrs ra air I'n m i men. \A hrnrvrr wr hrar a w-mum hnmrh a dinlrdir un h u h in prur rah w r smile. almost smuph , ami sonn-ru 1 k t tlii'- incident a*' oiir ol f hr points m nit n'>. la\ or. Kt! l.r- la- is a himri n t aria in or ho has l hi' imnmiia 1 iori I uisimhr.r >'\arll\- what a r<aupomit 1 i rart inv t'f' f hr tihula look> h k This hi 1 lr arlirlr is par! of niir pro iirnm. Xodtndit nian\ v, ill mail d and man) will pass it hy. llio.sr who aiv mlris'sltal in I hr prodijr! ran art ;Kuo us a sanif ilr of Spoin.:r "lhi;.; Aiiriior.'* I hr tillrs! . . . I*!vrni milly. wr sfuill ts'ilrh up \htli f ho othris. A11 ist any day Uins*' who rrnd, irmnnhrrrd. hilt did iiotliin:.;- wdl r;d1 up and "Staid mr a roll ol 1 *11 ? ' Aiiflioi- ` AI y mot ht-r-ui hi w skiddril t h i a small rusf a l t hr fop < if 1 hi- landiiu j . trll <|c m\ ri a 1h:.riit ol A airs, a':; t I'.'--;! Urau t h'ul v:mr in f hr Im H. ' "Ihilux" lim*s Ifiiiiiiiiif 4 I.UTI 1 oVrf !wo v-;{|s. ; r.a > i hn < / \ 'A;i.' in? r<dii'T-1 ;i ;.*.*!rlcr i hal aii- `'Wrrrd ail 11 m ! 111^ t 4 kr-t pm:.: a s! or Id up np'wiMH hr i imimini n oi min and 5a> mr-split I)' Imlpi-s. j rii- m w a.-o-Ua'. iii.uml';;i'l rrnl h\ thr h.\i, A i, *np ( 'onipaii_v, 11 **[K w?.i. ( ,iiii..a- !f|;i, r!t:|t| It ' ipi'cLly a* fjio J rr 1, , 11 >t 1 was -us i;Idi- muh-i* any mini.r'i! Ill till- laundry if passrd I in-on:.:!; r rhiihrs v-rinarr with- m j mjnr\ In ritfirr tin t'a -I rl i-T m I hi a ru i hn-. '11k dos it a - mrrurd %v In -1 !y w: h-dm-i o| \ il. drsirn. n*-> aid wra!" d is<-k'-rp a wruLur-', H''U-rli rl.inurii tin! f)a- rnamrt ihiL^d ml aim t hot 11 it- rt-suu i i: ron i'll slirhili' a ,;-- flit, j! 111:: p f hr sk 1 i I P t n >a i i) ias: pf a u i ' v. i - ri - ?v - | m ill ta 1 Ilia! I In' ri:,-; hi-r^- a t o.i |r I ; r;a mu- At I'Trd rlnii i uat inr 'U an io] ,d h > .:> i li-t. \ i hi Ikad I rrhu m a? i v-. rnM'-d in lor a 1 s lAirVvUo' oil f-;U5 H ; a-H . \ ; i t V :,i ml\ iut ho proolmi. 1 h ' v -. <ui; u rl ith*c I I !i:u " I 11i 11 \ f Uso]. 111 :r u !.: \ r '? n-rUii !>- I rih-l im!-' h>? a i 'ph Ur- Mir hni'-h. tiakau: i: a! a :i;al. Iraipi-ra i <31 r A' Ui-n'i- tiun.sh'hli , and -! ir-dui- 1 i ; | ,r-odrr U: HI rna ! iio| tdir rr-nlt.-' "A. i-i ' r\oi llrut. Aow . a\H- c*S't h' hair i.i! *n-5% * i 1 m m I i: i t h o 1 a u r! d ry m'-h w|r r -. ! lr ar-- li" da\ U::1 \ r-a;i a.. - t. i-an-" O mu d m h im -swix/m- Cliirli For iivrrljsiU' is rrnlnry fits* JMsnv fl.m'n lias niaiiifaiHPil Ilia fiara sal In an Van lira ISs f . \ , s A ,M PSIIN e'i Us MMldi r H I I i i * prr-.iml i <"f i 11 m u\ nur J1 h h drprmlrnl upon \ hr nrrnrnl r i r i ra - it mi i*n i o i 'imr rail I ir rn-ik iralc/rd hy Imnirimij!'. I hr i ri nhr snarl usl n \\ !s 1: 11 I rnh-.pnrlaf mh o Indus ! rmi prodoH bui. ku -si!i*** radio and nl ! 1 f !' 11 i j i j i < ;i r-I - '-i hc'H unhid I n- phmgrd, ii aH 1: nnyrrrr--; smld'iiiy Thr i'i wnuhi be nmrr r\a ri Ihiu -i 1 irl iiiUHiM ha 11- I h;i i! thal nl l hr la il HPr > ! hr >il!l 1 n IW. ! >11 nny I hr |jii-I ojsr himdrrd y< nrs ! h !.:'e-il UshS. N j i Is ],; in S. I' bpilltdjl ;r I fcf ill I fi illy'*- <-iI;I ?ii - Ml f hr '-ISj m roM air I nr'ril! nr\ nf ! hi H'idrrrs tfimnnh Irrh 5:. do;.:'1i*al -rI v.a Jirf a : m J l hr Mj ! p*<m hlr hull *4 m;i -s f j '< m 11 Jf *| : J i i 111 r | hod'-. j h I Ii'- fiil'rfj'rr I ai ! Ilia ndvnnrr Inn 1 H'f'tl I hr N''\\ 11i S -T ri ( ~hrk i 'on,pa ny, rnaLm ol \\ r i-1 ami \h >rjn| w ,j hde^, and ;rt|Hjnuhih\ uni lor.niiy ran r 11 rl, olli.-i' an*J Ii;j |j jtt i-ft rk .si r p 'i)Irln |r rhiEiaMar- Olid 1 iflM* - I f f 11* Thr plan I r< u rr- ! hr yl'rnh'r ]>n rI. i ii I no ri \ hhir!,>,, rinphr,Hf'lmi 11 i J1M I V*-<\ V, ord'I'S a hd In-r,H Ov i>|' Mirra i i i i 11 j# ij i I imrpim .- radi \ <ar, 11111*f |y fur I hr pupiikir-pnrr firth M iji MMfi pivri-acipi inarhnjri'y and a icM'r-f- nj r\ prjl workr !': h .-:!! 11 Mr all* ! ndjo-d j j ; i r Iwin or arriimry imr;i- .nri-fj 1f! l,-ji~i hoiMturJl li> (-> m ii mrii. I ? H | H y a f'rH11 t!ir lOlH WMllli! -f't'iiJ fill l> hiii'iirnloi-- 11 I 1m' SUi('L<'!'3 w Ih j | r \v 1 \- laali i mrd Ij \ In in [ I hr ysTir-' it-c-d in uur varly unnh-n rljrl-,.x. 1 '|m \ru [fnviii < Inrk ( \ unp:m y is I hr Mirr-r I > I lir .lmjlnr I `lurk < nmpiuiy, funurh i} in Hy mmil h, ( uit- lirrhruf, hy 1 Inil 'fminl f>k>m'rr rlurk inal-;rr4 < Innsnrry Jm-nna 11 sv;m his pra? I \ct' iliirimr I hr wiiilrr munih> lo rarvr \ h< lirrjfrim iviifiil ami llirn 1 ra\*rl I>y v. nynn :>im! ship from Maim* |n ,\nrl !i ('arnlina in 1 h<* >u?mmT M jf Ills clucl,:-.. Ill l(|fi'n < lay.', I Ik * a\ ri'a"'r nrm mri.-arh nal l.ls>` pin'rliaM1 nl' a r l* ><* )* an r \ tail, rmi: pa ral >lr h lni\my; an aiih'nmhhr ! h |,iy. V^i'lr IV'mi l-.ri'pin:,'; 1 uni-, a rh>< h:u\ In In> al I r.inhvr and [ji'nf m' jrais *nnny;h In j H\\ 1 t'y I lir rvpr ii* Ii !nrr uf l'nrf y dn! Inrs rir hmn . Kvns Ihm |airumnl was irmnlly h lidrrrff in *'t h if I h nil I h *r limn in r,r h. i Ind -lrrnhn and n| lirf rlnrlv imi l.ri> inn I hi 1m* r \ f uni I rad'TS firlnrr (lir\ rinddyrl ivhal Hiry invilecl. In IKd7. .li-mtiir n:n\ r a Irrnnmdniiv; 11ii13* I ns In rlm'k nmkiiu.r hy im ruhnu hlns.s innyriiinds | n !'rj ilnrr 11 mar n| iVHii L \\ lirrt'as a niu' da\ u nndrn limrpUTr liad f'nnsirrSy sold Ikir I dnljai's, Jrrmnr y as alilr hi jiiarkrf an mylil day inrlal rlnrk lor imr I liinl llial '-um, 11i> lnminr**-s y;n*H' raniilly hnl Ii at hunir and alir< ad. dlic' ymal ivdnrhoii in prirr ransr:! a ratlin' a:iMHiiu>' nn-idrnl in IMlh wlirn JritniM- madr* i Ii" fit.si dnpinriilx nf liras:; rhadr. hi I'.niflaraL I Im n-\ riinr lai\snl I hn! nmnl ry jirnint trd I hr yiivarnim-ut |u >ri/.r ,-my iin|mrtri[ .'.nMids hy fja vm?.; I hr .diippri* I hr m \ nirr prirr phis 1 rn ph r mnf, I lir purpose being form nmrdmnlH In iiatiic? 1.1 ic full vnhie of llieir gmnk* The prire Jerome's representatives pliwred upon l.lie docks, however, was faiulil \ <>m- . r 5 ;i< ! - in SH|1', t* 11 Ii J'rons pin M ri'niuml h ^lunv | Pa- . mill lInixni--jj h >-d anxl !< t. r*M'I.1 r<- rh.-ll \ m 4^iu-<ri\ limt , :iinl i ri[,- iai'ii.*-. miiM'riicfil. if* Jr*Wf MAIMMI. m:,n ao low that 1 he nflieers Misprefrd ;ns *11< n11 I n evade import duties. So Ihty derided In tearh 11u* Work maker :i lesson. n nr! sei/.ei f f wo rnnsigtmirnfs. pleased with I Ik - Neat pmiU, hnpelullv .sent another lot. Hut l hr Muni 111*0vrf I I in i 11melt for I hr iHirers: Ihl'ylef | In- \ n hkee sell his rlurks. Ill IKHJ, 'roiih * established Jii.s plant *n NU*\v 1 la veil bet*nnsr of il.s shipping h'H'ilif Mss, A It hi mi id i -i. i ri<v'| lit i i ir ui I gen l,,s* he was a |iuur business mini. The n><npauy sought. lorxpand too rapidly 0,1 ^Huill rapitnf and was rrorpu m/.tnl 1,1 lb;>1 under I he present n :i mt1. h ronii* iii;h le and hot a number of hu`t lira's. Hill lair in life, as snprrhi haideuf of a large w at eh lari m y. lie Vli^h\ look with pride upon fhr remits ifl hi-- iiwii work and genius. Its (SSo, | |i<- ei nopany henna I hr 1Si'iiiiihirt lire of inexpensive w a lehr*. ^ ^ h I Ih * tpiirkrnril tempo of life and lNn\ e nidi! ions, u orkers of all kinds ^nd to know the Ima* us order In fof ^iU pn icluel ion seises fidrs, eat eh t rain* ^nd keep appoint meals, Inb r*bn ngr Htk* . t*f Isrji^N V. ..rk-. smi Imiiiiti'f' ol On* fNciK H;e h i 1 JniO. tkint|tniiv ?i 1 >ilii> ol pails and daudnrdw.rd produe! ion made possible the *%|odar w aleliex, although llie lir.sl ollering* commanded a somew hat higher prhv. Smre Idl i', I lie XrU* I fa veil I lurk ( nmpam lias I k w h imprm inLr d s w rid w atrlirs, whirl) sprang into pufmlaril V during 11n* \\ orhI "SN ar, mil d non t hey compare fa voral si y with t hn>e in the higher pner le \ r U. S'voi ;r\s r led models b.ivr lu'Oi added ] hi-. yea r supplant I he nou-jf'A eled urns, In Idliu the e< anpai iy ml is u h io i 1 s\ nc-hmin ats ^ fir I ru- i-lurkx, i raildmg small motors whieli ran at a oondant spi-ial in !'t'spoiiM* to maiiiiehe eyrie.-. sa een'i il from rlerfne h:.Jit imr.-. I liew iWeellelil 11 Nie-k< *i *pi - r*^ are i si furnished m all t\ pe- of -trikiiu:. ehiudng and I ina'-^n it el i suodi'ls. Bid it In m Bern 'M.VO-;, r v i o 1 K` j H-UgiV, 1 np*fo slate mM on ly along inn *li; \l\beal hue v toil ah"-I j in deles, In re:-:\u- Use lot \iV u*-\\ in! ere . j in design- la Vl'A- ly in--]a isnl By Hu ' lit areliili et are an*d I'urhi* iiimw e\ hi inhrd at 1 he Wi nicks Fair, 1 ia i e e< '! 1 u re . i styles 111. eh[ M kh.s 11 le <'olu ]kl) iy is od'erin g 11 INwv a roup jf etnn iini.5 ai a] -.t n km g el 1 H` L> if h nriidern ! .wo -1 ClI met al Midi \ iS,' als, ?*1111 S5 pi1.! O'll 1 :ma i, and ra Isis;1 l [datin Opi M h-d lio ur undent or* Th e I'iiu**- are rue i h fra j I S l soleet i-d IBs ii! i eras in.a hogam y, 1 nil1, m>pi *e? ed hr" ura i n ; i id ij ii aid V ! ini'-hi-id h 5 1 ae 1 in r an .I ha ahBrui lded to iv veal the hie' u i h h ! ti-v|ij-"i- In hmshiag hoi h I hi' dials a hit l ii ea-i - du I'lial tinisties are emphg\ o !. l',V( n t he popnhmly < if the eonnr strips fan tn-i-u rei'iemioul in de-igi-in;'. u rw* waleh*'N I'.jf rtuhI;vii v-.itlr pirlme,- o* M iekip Meier, i h"| shall \rma-, 1 h ip eyi' a ml !>iek Traey on I he !i;! 1' . + \U i.H, Os..- ..4 slM Mill ........... i if iiurijn *to|, H 111 Imb m- ; i iS iliilt iliMft M rJ.< . t I** %-u IIj I< link ( I'm iipiim "OmIu v ." ,, ,!,, I'lllil {MM-iliJI,.: IMIS- o riui. O I HI, nil TON I THE 1)0 PONT MAGAZINE Vnhfsshs'il (ittif i-ap \ t i:'Jift-if h\ i;. i. Di r<ivn>K \i*:m<h \n m.u i m.t o n . r>i i a v% \in.. c, x. a . Stilts' rHjtitutt > l Ji(i itu srnr IK. U, \? % m.ij k -i in.............. t.diit.r -111 < f-|T iii ill? >-!- >Ii i i!| . I- e r I -11 . ;m>l iiil. * ! . h>m ' * x.-a-|.l >li.i >r >-.! I i-% in -|H-I SI 1 I s>i> a jj* 1*1. i i.-.-N-.,., f.. - v. ,n. ,i..-n r>- it* ,i \ Ml.. \ \ X \J \ JH H. J! iHO Vi i, ,1 I he Mui iiiiil llu* 11 tit* OMVHU 'si.Y, i hat might In- arrrpl rd :i> a. hlk* for t fir front <o v <t illuxl r:i I ion f Ins month. it is i`i t i i i nisfvhl iif Jean Francois painl ing 1 lm some name mid of Id I win Markham's <*qnnily IT n ions poem vIn ir('ii I he farmer was de- sep-jbed -is Axlolid mid si mnmd . . . tli<- * i111>1 m--s <jf I bt age* ip|m>ii lii.> Ia((>. ' Bulls are inlerpivlal.iuns of Kteneh pe.-wiiil, jjJT in ! lie uinHe'Tit h ecu! urr. Bill l Ilf A1 i In lid! W ell porl HiV I in* Amencnu ITrunr of today. lie- ITrr.s 11jij11y prnhh ms, but hl> out !< ink is si iii hopc-ful. Aim I I li.'il is tin* infer }>rHat mti \u* ij iv m In flu- |ihnfogra|ih by 11- W, lb`eh her. a n-produehun of \% ! i K 11 a pp.-n rs nil f||c envoi* page. Uiinn u iin Is mid mn-lnne have hard ly begun lnt|-s|r ?-**< I lie gloomy clouds of whih r, 1 msI. 11 n farner k going idield. <*arl\ in flie morning. In u ork. 1 h is yen r, furl mu' IT Ming, lie may sellraise and | ii'f j ! ii jdilc rl`op>. Tie- n.'flun of Id-- enlling yj ves him a 11misiire tif independence, c veo if if in * uh rs aerrpl i r i l i more I liar an a \ti - uu'f share of risk *: hr Nature, hi * partner, is iml always kind. Floods, droughts, diisl and whs! slums, seed Mild pTijf <|i*f-;isr: and ns<-f*l. | m-s | s irmv rrm-u >uj-|nijs |r>-st ^; ajid ii lie simrcmj.-, in liar'\'e-sl hiy a Innuprr f,ru[i. < ini lie find a -*;d i.slarlmy markr !. I'.ir UJ I ha! lias Imi'fi af leas!, nnr nf l he inajnr [imlilfSii-^ nl yrral I'unr-crn In IjHit, Jj ih 'I irulai'fy In navid ye;irs, \\c are I'taidndfd lix-f j w sd ly I hat ayrmnlf isn- and iittliisfry art* ini nr Iri irndf lit ; that nnly as I htTr is ah I'Xflmny Mil* farm a ad ITrt.nry |)iam lnr l s nn rmihially advanljiyoiis !(*mis nan llierr hr |M'nspri'ily fur alh T'lin puilil. may Im- ilhisf rafrtl hv rifiny I he Hirfuiral induct ry vhifh siipplifs flic farrimr w ills rummi-rHa I ITrl ilizrrs; wit Ji ,'.m| disjn ITrl ant s, arl'lnifidt s, iii.M-uf ieidu.s and ul her rimmira Is hi nuirihal pt*st s of iisany kinds; H it h ex plusivcs for farm di-vciupmrnf. wuik and paint - and \ arnishrs fur mainhTiaiifc mss[>. And In fftnrii, I he rhfinira! iadii-l ry kiuks ! u a^rif'iilhin* fur a yrtal variefy tif raw malrnals iissl in |ii'ui'es.siht( ^' irk, as will he hrmiylil lu uni iee in I he anetiinpany iim ai l self eii l if led 1 la- k uishiji of Du Pnnt ProdiH'fs. E*i mtlsf nil's fur 11uiiui11 mn.sninpt ion and tif her ha! nral pruthm!s fur I'aHtiry and filaid. ns* i*uiislihile flu* eliief ii in rl< id uni lets lur ayrieull nral prn<l iiefs, 1'hr fact, dial thr r'hemiral indn-li'y is alr<at|y a yuid eiMoiner, wills t In* pn isj ict*f of Ix't'otmny; a heller nii(l in I lie years hi etpme. iniisl been eouraainy I < farmer- t*\ i*ry u'la-rta In the Air Servin' nntj\\ | \r; t \ I eiisi ve evpemn(*lil s t'tMidnefed ITi' inure Ilian a y ear, I he I . S. Army Air I kirps lias adopted I )u 1 h'viiv," a tin Punf e he lineally made nihher. as s|atitkird lor hinny L'.as- and fuel line eoniK-ff ions and Et>r radialor t'oirnrH ions on water eoohal airplane nie| ars, S peei f i ea lions reeeiitly issued I'ei pure I he use nf ` I )n Prt'ite I or t best* etui uec-f ions ia^lead uf Ji.d nnd rubber, whirh has a lemlehey \<> t|t*|t*riunile. 1 lie.se rttniM't'l inh-, are us d ! u pr<- nsofur \ i 1 *ioti am lrum breakim1; l he fin I and oil line- l.lirnnL'h erystal !i/,atnm tif f lie mefaf l.nhsny. fn {.lie ex |h rinauil 'I hi I T'nc" n;i *. I'uimd In re-*!'' I tlf'leriural inn by nil a j u 1 yrease and lo la* unalfeeled by anti fne/,e .Nulutiuns iii wab i -eouleiI iiiuf.iii'v, lane eunncf I ions of 111i> kind have 1 ier*n list-I | by I he I !-!l!v;ill of Na W Ai'i'tiua id it's fur a bunt a \ ea r. The Lillie Mississippi S' is t y lWt long, f vvonfy inches wide, twenty-seven inches fleefi --Tluw mv the dimensions of a piece of equip ment Professor Stmuh lias installed in the hydraulic luhonitory of the t-niversily of Miniiesolst, Idicre art' pumps and gates to regain I e flu* flow of wal v.vi h rough the glass-lined model, and the forces at work can he ob served front nil angles. Knowing how the little Mississippi Iwhuves at lowwater, normal and ;llocal stages will doubtless point the way to a solution of many complex engineering probJems related to the control of I lie "`Pnther of Waters" himself, Millie in I'e ifnines 1TBT as a trained musical artist can pick out and hear lit will each separate instrument in the orchestra, so the skilled perfumer ran disl ingiiisli t he various odors which go to Jimke up a popular perfume. One ol these per fumes iriuy eon tain fifty to one hun dred ingredients. The general pattern upon wlneh they are blended is the one found by thousands of years of experience to be pleasing to humans. The essential constituents of the perfumes mentioned in the classics and in the Bible are still the mainstay of the perfumers' art. But as interest ing new organic eljeroieuls of perfume value are discovered, new1 varieties appearand have their vogue, Qttrl^ar^ Flmrs is said to have signalized the first use of a new synthetic, y x o menus are all of the' really fine B perfumes extracted from flowers. The fact is, many eliiTtneally-niiule products yield odors that rival na il ireT own and even excel the t ip One of the most striking examples is 11 do Pont chemical named hydro.weif nmell id. This compound, when first discovered, wax kept n secret by the* inventor, who enhanced the proper ties of a flower ex I met. by adding t he chemical to It, None could imitate or equal this sophisticated extract until even!ually the secret, was discovered* 8 Th(` Kinship of 11 O L/ BETTER THINGS for BETTER LIVING . , . THROUGH CHEMISTRY Pritiliiri'rtJ f li Arm! raj f*rn (turfs slurp I fill2 Ah81?14 PRINTED IN U. S, A. I' UEFA C E Q . .. ijt i :%i.\ x \ rollers ;nn| nmver-ofies have expressed a desire Jo have a. drayrunisii.-iho char! .slummy 'I lit* k ihshi p of I )ti Puid Products I hal our has been jirr pared especially for class room use, a ml a roprodm I ton of it has been included in 1 his hook. Span* limitnlions have precluded .specific reference to all of I lie company's products or In I he pmer.sst\s employed. And for I he sake of simplicity of design and legibility we fern- of necessity omitt ed mm! imiiny some of the rclal iouslups. Bui I lie char! will enable st inlcjits to visualize the snore direct. ties that, hind these products !opel her into ejoscly inleprafed a'roi ipw son ie of which can 1m* trace d hack to I he use of a single raw material, such as cellulose, Olliers durhiy i Im process stapes are subject ft j Jo J he same or essont inlj v the same chemical treat menf.s, and I Inis become related in trial, way. Still ol hers arc elowly related in Use as will he pointed out in the accompanying article.I I i is Imped t hat f he informat ion sot, for! h praplih ally arid in the le\! will he helpful to stiEdi-nis of chrnud ry and to those who handle or is m* dis Pont, products. Vmlurts i u rninil ry has assumed v<,jd leadership in iudns- hlaek powder. For many years this product v as the only O I rial development during Ihe past seventy'-fiveyears explosive nsec! in ainn,unit ion and blast mg; it still serves Ijeeuuse of Ihe diversify of ils products and lln* in many' useful ways. Huwrvrr. t he advent of nitrated dlicienry wit h which I hey art* mnnnfnct ured. Natupreroducts for example, the nilrogheenn employed in `udowed our milinn with a. varied and alumdauf suppdlynamite, anti nil roeelhihoe in smokeless powder--not d raw nmlerkd.s, lull, indiisi ry must In - credited with only marked an advance in flu* Held of explosives by ^dnpt jug | hem h> I hr needs of our every day life. Our making possible more adaptable types for mining, con diemicnl induct ry occupies an import an! position 1m cause struction and agrirultoral needs, lull aUo gave us oilier d the grca I diversify of ils pnducts and been is m* many products wil h a broad range of applications. At Ihe same l them arc nci-cssary raw malrrin Is for nl her indiH rics. time this st ill minted the development of ellieien! processes I he acconijianying chart sndieales graphically' I he tor file mainline!ure of ultra! ion chemicals, that is, nitric mclhods employed in pnico.ssing a few raw materials in and snlfnric acids. 'M*di*r to oblaiu Ihe inlcriurdialr products which define Use major lines of I he company's aclivif ies. disc steps Unmlved may' generally' he classified as, first. I he ptvpara- Air--Wiilrr--IJoiil hon of | he chemicals necessary for I he manufacture of the intermediate |>r<mIiic Is from raw malerials; second, the l.ct ns s! inly' for a. moment the nttidem process for making nitric acid because it is one of our best examples prudnel ion of materials which are loiuied simull a Mrously of the tdlicienl ut ili/atson of raw materials. Air, water 111 1 he eflicient pn idticl ion of flirt major mlnmediale eum and coal supply the nitrogen and hydrogen which arc l,nmnl.s; and third, the o inversion of these materials int * hni.sln-d products, chemically combined to form ammonia and t he oxygen, hydrogen and carbon from which alcohols a re mad*'. I he central poi't loti of the eharl, starting at the left, These consist of met ha hot ami higher-molecular- weigh 1 <`t*ntains a diagram nut f if display indicating the cun version alcohols, !he former bring used as an anti freeze and for f,l raw materials info inter- tIk * preparation of formalde ^ vdialo products. These, in IUrn* are furl her processed into Vjl H nil s elapses of finished hroduets which ate shown at ^h' right. The ilhis! rat ions in da- panels adjoining tin* chart etve more detailed informal ion 'hoiif. ihe various processes, hvpes i if product sand I heir uses. Sl,,d I he on p*r pa neh sliow under ^'I'onp headings I heir mimes. Imr the sake of simplieity we liavc had to omit, many of I lie interest mg* lelal ioii.sliips exist * between these products. Hi,f in one way or another M,|ue of | he lies of kinship u'd| 1 m* disclosed as we follow Hie chart and see in more de hyde, while flic higher alcohols arc used in racing fuels for outboard tnoiorfH ns denature an! s for alcohol and us solvents and plasticizers. The fan lion of aim i is H id'ic nit rogeu with hydrogen to form amnnmia is tlm preliminary re ar! imi in the nitric acid syn thesis which is accomplished )v l be oxidat ion of ammonia. Ammonia synthesis, however, is of great importance* not so much because it makes us in dependent of foreign nitrates as a. source of nitric add* but ra! her because ammonia itself is made available In unlimited kill how they' arc developed. quantities for use as a refriger- Sultpoter- Sulfur.... Ui.imid Note hrsi the ingredient,' Us,,< I in file immufac!lire ol 31 On I%mt 'Im-iiiU|p *< >ri. on nuiriy pruhlrlliH u 11i I Im- mrni iU' nrw prmliN ls. I In* *- miril *if iiltl and 1 lu* <'iml ri cf l*!iitil |i'ic.1 hin sit-H* kum iakt'ii in. mu' cl' 1|,-i li,iral or *. of ! Ii.' i alir. . illid l ttlt-JXi 0 Infi-riornf | Im* II*- |>;**LolM>ral*r^ , fnmi u |hu|n|'rii|h miiilr hi IIWi, "I"ln*r|i INmi Coii*|iuny wmiliH'li'd h imih i cif in* lir*i rt-hi'iiri'lt work hi I Ii*m Imililiny lulosc. If must be remembered (hat the nilnd ion prooi'ss also refjiiirrs the use tif sulfuric acid, and Uus relatioiishif> should be kept, in mind. anf and in the feilIlizer and ol her rdu-TiiIrniI i adust ries, [ n-a is synthesized by chemical!y eomhiiihiy ammonia, and carbon dioxide, ifms yiviuy 15s aimlher form of nitro gen far use in foililizers, and, ninny will? formaldehyde, in resins and pla>l ies of ihe type use d in manufacturing' unbreakable dishes. The panel entitled A nimeuin. hide cafes Ijnr various steps in llir nil royvn iixat ion process. Wo most! iojicf 1 previously f ho iiiiporkinee of ! fit* nil ra tion react inn in the chemical industry, Xmv wo 11f 11J Ilia! 11 m nil ra lion of glycerin and I h*> neut ralizat ion of ammonia I n yield nitroglycerin and ammonium nil ralo, respee lively furnish two import a nl. inyn -dimf s of dynamite. Tie se inmI o| In rs are shown in one of I he panels. This explosive in ayrieult unil. construction and mining work requires, in addilion to expert. technical .sendee, such accessories 11s del onat ors,, loses and hlaslniy machines. Then* an* more than :i dozen diHerml types of dynamite, and ti variety cd" praties and sizes avaikdde lo the o!isnminy imlust ries. Merely lo menl ion coal and ruelul mining, tunneling, quarrying, dam building, flileh blast mg, deepening rivers and harbors and settling highway fills i> to suggest that. I fie prodnet must, be adapted lo meet. a. Wide ran ye ol special requirements. Jf. should 1>o poinleil oul I hat sinee I he churl Was pre pared, a new blasl mg agent, based on ammonium nil rale, has been developed by our Explosives Department, This prndue!, named "X it ran ion,'* represents an import ant ad vaiiec, for if rati lie handled and shipped with peiieet safety. I n fuel, it is so insenslt ive I shock I fiat. it. ra nnot I 10 set oil' direct |y J O' a dynamite erip, l rider art nal euro i111 ions of use it is defoliated In a special "X il.rainoii primer. Additional iiifrafion pmduel.s dependent, upon nit?ie arid a re indieal <*>1 on ! lie chart as T.X .T., dye inter mediates which will be discussed later and nit r<*wl CpHtilose--WimmI mill ("otltm NiIrnrelJfjhfNr I'Ik - next. I'iiW inalerial to fie eonsidered is eelllilo.se, the base for a number of import ant elienm al produets, one of the most, interest my and valuable of whieli is nil roeel lulose. h'rom I his one' prodnet, .several allied indusl ries liax e .sprung up, X1! roeellulose lias been rnuniikiel.mvd Nil- many years as an essential inyredieul. < !' smokeless powder. More recently, sy.sl emal !< resea reft arid dcwelop Tiieiil. proved that if had important uses in many other fields; for example, in l>yrahn', plasties loihdware, safe I y yla.s.s, fountain pens, non seiiffable shoe ln*(ils; PahrikoiiT* mated fabries: cements for household and industrial uses; films for use in X rays, moviuy piettires and pliot.oyraplis; and as llie bas<* of "I>ueo*' finsslu'S. IN each field if lias been necessary to di'vehp new or speeial materials in order best, to adapt, the nit roeellulose in its particular use. The "Pyi'aliid* panel indicates the mefhod of rnaiiufaelure ami shows various uses of nitroerllulose as a. phisfir. Two inyredieufs ol '* Pyra 1111" rainplmr and d\'i`.st nils are ol speeial importance, the lir.sl in manulax*- # Nil ralion 0 a !- V |ir/kx-r^i hi ij ih h y iJh Cu mI |>l uH *, fieri- I Im (i|<'r;iliir i% mai, tr>x^ tlif riitrp Tltrmmh rhi vrin- !>, l\< Iv ;<t i-Ih 'j , j ImJ rl wl| 1 i CYln-IIH- I'lire fill' reriitidil I*-f u i-i-n |.p. criii and *nis<*<l nitric mid hulliii n- a<-i<Jn I 41 \Y1 hit! p<I tirilt-'liHiilvirit: iin iitmtvinc i rnns- format inn I sil<`h 'lljraiijill I iity lil< y itt : Mfiiliiicni I Im* h > rii|y II11 iii, vifveim', frv*"d into c*i nrul h1 h nml in u t tviriktiii" 1 hi' in rliuij!r<i In noliil JihiHK-nt* of ntyou ('irinn; |1, |ini<)im`t; flu* second, in adding; the charm of crolnr !o il, bill. more about. that later, Hu* applienl inns of smokeless powder mv .suggestrd graphically in | Ik * panel, showing shells, cart ridges, target `HHipinenl. siidi ;is day pigeons and I raps, rifles and s^o| gun* uf various types ;i II of them delinilrly rein Ini products. meeting I 1m* demands of people who enjoy I'Mniiiu,*\ trapshooting. Skeel. tlofort and oilier spoils, iml. 1 Ik * puSni. i.o be remembered is I Inti, smokeless powder belongs |u j|llS j,j| ,N,i^*|hihiM* group of pr<iduets. 1 he |mud entitled Pyroxylin d 'oated Fabrics slimv> lh* npplieal ion of nil nwelhilose in lhe coaled' Inline field, fHid iiidienles I hat. such materials ns softeners some of hieh are vegetable oils and pigments are necessary Higredieufs of'`Fuhrikotd." The pmiel beside il, Rubber * UJd<`d Fabrics, illnsl rates another type of coated male Ha!, which belter fulfills certain specific nerd* such as for nmieunhs, hospital .sheering and Hie like. And in this 1 01,hee| mil, | hr use < >f rubber chemicals such as accelerators Hid anl iovidunts. slionld also be rcmciuhcrci I; l hey will discussed Infer. ^ he application of nit roeellulo.se in "Dnco" liiuslirs ** shown on another panel c*nt il led Protect i ve 1 'out ingv ^ 0,1 rs before 1 he development of '*Diieo" I hen* had been hiiisjse,s sueli as paints, enamels and varnishes, raeh re g its s] jeeial ingredients from the classes of drying nils, r<*sins, pigments, sol velds aitrl I he like. "Ihllux'' htiishes, wltieh will be discussed Infer, and "Hneo'' an' Hsed extensively oil aid oiriobiles. The I )n Potil *h\u. 7 * heriih-jd S|ic*eiali ies line includes cleaners. polishes and ^i\es (o pi'e.serve and inaiiifaih I he beauty of I lie origntat finish. f.'idfidfise ^ceh'ifc Another imporlanl. and ivlaled group of products is ha Hied Ry | |u. .|r| jU|E of an acid upon cellulose, in I Ids ca>r %li et ie aeid and aeol ie anhvdride. < 'dlnlose acetate readily '"!iiphs i|self jo use as a plastic, "I'kishteeha" for combs ^ d lampshades: in safe I y glass and in phot ographie I i I u i. f| ^ nnl Safely Film for use in home "movies." ( Vfluloxe ,l(etale i,s a pari ieularl.v ns<`ful U'\lile material when spun into yarn, \s hicli is fahriealed into high-gnnh' ^Hien s garments, limngs for suits, ami uplalslriy IIIJ'b*rijd.s. boating sereeil wire W il li a e<-lhiluse aeefaft* solulioii ^ ,l j^s sl ill aunt her linislu'd pnmIih -I named "( \d (h ( dass," nhieh is more f nmspareid |<> solar ultra violel light t ha u ^^liimry window glass. It finds appli(iation in I he run ` ^!|e|h>n of hospital porches, poult vs Inmses, lm(-houses 1ld(*(>h| j mines. 1 lou I Ik * various eelhi!ose**ac*et ale products 1,1 prodiu-ed is iudiealed ill I he panel entilled "Aeele SMu| d'last iifvled' I.Ylfrilusp .Xandiafr' llie 111i(<1 important development in which r-elluloM* i> tlie raw material is show n as \ i sense. Idle treatment of cellulose wills sodium hydroxide obtained from sail, and carbon disulfide svnl lu-sized from coke and sulfur, e< in vert h I he cellulose info eelhslo-o xant liat e, a ranstir s> lnlion of which is termed viscose. Following its r\irudou through a suitable orifice. I lie cellulose is regenerated, by an acid bath, in I Ik * form of either v>( Via >phahc" cel lulose film, caps and hands lor buttles... eld > >ea! or till- filaments we know as rayon. The diagram referring lot hrse proivsses and I o some < >t j he u^es o| i hese materiuls is shown in I he panel entitled "t el]o| ihane'1 ;mi| Hay on, Hull Idaun sail as a raw material has come sume of < he nn>s| interesting and import ant chemical developments reeen! xvars. Use four chief products obtained from il are sodium hydroxide. ehinenUd mulimm hydnielihnc aiFI <ind c-lslorme. d'he imporlaru'e of the iis'st <>1h ' named in I he viseosi-process has been shown. If is one of l In- heavy chemical* with many and far ivaidiing uses. Klernenhd m idium n 11( it rec-eiil years had few iiidmdrial apphea)\> ms. hut now it has assumed an important place in the chemical industry. As iudiealed on the churl. sodium cyanide furmshes l he | danl disinfect anl, hydrocyanic and; t his am) oilier cyanides supply \ arioN.s industries with deidruplab ing and case hardening eoinpounds. I he oxidation m s<n ii11in \ ields sodium peroxide, an imfu-rlan! bleaching and oxidizing agent which, in I urn, leads l o sodium per borate, an impmlanl ingredient of dentifrieo. You will also note j haf an nlh>' of sudnan and lead reacts sw\U i*tbyl ehloridl I<* form lead JelraHhyl, w hieli is addl'd In gasoline lo pr<'\enl "krnK'king." As a mailer of fuel, ethyl gasoline has made it possible to attain tin* high emMpivssums now used in our present antoncd>i!e engines. Kthyl chloride is prepared from hydrochloric acid ami akasho] which lias il s origin in molasses. Hie n.se if sail and imla.s>es fo impiau e gasoliiK* appears strange, hill tin* rchit ioitsliip of f hrse raw materials In vartiish<*s have* a. oommon hojjrl with "Duhjx" fniishos anti-khoek gasoline is made1 clear In' t he' ah<we fuels, l.lirough v`oolahh` nils. OIIn t chemicals In improve I Ik * perfrm?iHni and cpndif.y Ono rvoi iil, do\adopmonl. in I ho ul iliza! ton of Yoj,p*!nhh' of gasoline naf orally hflowed Hie development of lead and atiimal oils was mmlo pussihh* hy tho hydropvnn! ion tetraethyl, ami these products are shown in the fiasolino of tho lall.y arid* in I liotn lo yiohl liitdt inoloonlar woipdil i hemienK panel. Rehiriiiug lo .sail and hydrochloric alf'oltols. 'Hh -s i' sowalledfatty alcohols a n * <*oi i o< I into add alkyl ait I fates, acid cm I lie* charl, uv find I hat; from tin- sodium satis of which--the "Gard- po] ymonzed ace!ylene a nr I hydrochloric imils'1 and A\vinils^*--together with IN ml we obtain a. ! ml.V chemically made a Iky hi led aroma I io Hiilhmic acids-- rubber, *i >u Tt'eiie." Space dues iitif. "Alkanots" Imvo found wide applica perm, t hi liny I. he complete si ory of I his tion in I he l.esl ile industry* fl'hc Irimiipli in research am! chenncaI engi "(taiuliiiols" are c-xee^lent detergents re neering. Wren n only say! ha I "DuPrenc" placing on|inn ry soups, and they arc G a. material Cur which I hr oorrit la! const if units are derived From coal, particularly desirable for line in hard water. The A\viroLs" are used, as fimesi.nhc and salt., The firs! two fur softeners In lho finishing of fabrics, nish tin* calcium carbide frniii which [he acetylene is generated. *'l >ii J Vene'1 canals I he j>n>ducl. of I la* niblH-r t ree while I he AMkanols" serve tm wetting agents. Reprexi-illative products of this typo aiv indicated on the chart and in many ways excels it. Applica tions r,r "I >u Pk -mp-" an* shown in the under 'Textile Specialties panel mah-r I ha l name. Salt. supplies ns with ariof he r im portant Indus! rial rheimeul, chlorine, which react s with acetylene and of liar hydrocarbons I r>give ehforinut rd liydnt- 41 I J> t-M nils Jil l- ill I H'-Mlh'. iiMiii'l i'y. `I hi-lr riijinnUM:f inre; rilH for i lie* m-"h ni' many triiifM'U In f hit* |iir? urf >ou >1-0 rmi: iI" lln-m r? u i-k ,l>r.H In n {u l*<in| |ji|rii|oi y nl ;i|,-r 1`oiril, %**w Ju in i1 y I mul I nr--Tojndpilifl--Vogetllllle V.iiw M.iltiniils Kcxf, h*f ns <,onsider some raw urnl.iwials of mineral origin...eual tnr en rhons. Th !-m* Include I Ik * refrigerant s. and pof rolcnin ami ot hers of vogef able inet hyl chloride. I rude-marked `\Arile" and el hyl ehlorhIn; origin. Iwom (hem are produced a great, variety of eom- also dry-cleaning solvents I rude-marked s*TrM'lemT and poiinds which, for I ho sake of brevity, wo have a mill god vMVrd'leiie/' The former, ! riehlonl hy hne, Is used for into 1 w (i gi-nenil classes VI iserllanoous Organic* I ulcr- degreasing rmi a I surfaces. < )l hers arc* shown in two panels medeifc.s ami I )yesl nil's I nlermedinh's. In t ho first class a! I In: right sides we find the fal fy ah'olmls. csscnl ial oils a nd osiers yielding porfniiK* bases; a 1st, e.slrr.s and liydrogmiaIc*d coal tar Mnliissi-s ootiipounds yielding solvents and phi.stieizers which you \\e have already referred to molasses as I Ik * source ol' alcohol, In l In* clu-micnl imlusl ry and in i In* synl hews of se >1 vents fur Inei | uers and ot her organic nml.rriul.s ah'uhr>j finds many uses. Iate! le acid, anol In i' product obtained from moIn..sse.-. is used in t hr prepnrai h im of various foodstuffs, and also in syttl In sizin'' lacquer M Ivf||| **. will O*eall a re employed in the inaimlael lire of cellulose products. hiirthiT, the iiiaiiufaof.iire of sent het ie eamplmr from hii'pciil.iiie is one of the outstanding cluniieul develop ments In reij nt seal's. lYeviousiy, eamplmr lor pluir mao(*iil.ioal and industrial uses was disl illed fnuii I he woorl of camphor Irons growing in the Orient. Xow. most, of the camphor consumed in I his count ry is made from hir- Vrgidiihlp Oils peiihne produced hi tin* Soul h. Allot her drrivaf i Ve in 1 lie gioiifi of ifiisce!hiin*ous organ It* Wo ha vo mentioned I ho development of prof eetsve intennediate.s under discussion is crgosterol, and from lhis coatings in connection nil h "I huu t" finishes. Nov h*[ us conipouml is dcri\ed vitamin lb which is used for t he <*uij.sidor auoflior ofass of raw nialonal^, voyohiMn <iifs. I real inent and prevention of | In* disease called rickets. (Voiii wliioli i-s dorivod ^lyot*riu, ait important, oluanioal The second class, dyes! nils intermedinf es, is so closely inie*rmotlia!o. [t.s re-lat ionship to dynandh* lias alroad>' identified willi I lie development of the ehemieal imlusf ry horn rpuird. Cdyaurin and phi liaho arjli\'drich* rum-I. |o during I In* past twenty years t hat it warrants separate form a. rosijiuij.s wjhsfanoo, n-jyo'rvl phtfialahu A study consideration. I hir present, indepeiideiiee from foreign of I his snfisl aiior in o< upilunal iun^ wit li hnsori] rj| and of hor supplies has been gained within that period, despite tlie vo.LU | a Ij |o ojl.s has upeUM'd up a now hold of lit hoi if! rosin** fact I hat, Ixnropean rompehf mn was basis) on some eighty i hduW in whioh yrcal. a.d\ anoos ha vo Im on mad<* in yea.rs uf cxperieiux* in developing dycsl nils, fnlensivc I'f'Oi-ifL yoaiw. Tim ohbi* typos of paints, (`inthtols and work by tliedn Ik ml ( huupauy mul 11{ luirs in this held has ^`suited In an American iiulaiitry that is mnv supplying a hirgo percentage of Ihe dyes consumed in I Ills country. And along wit !i f heir development other important appli cat ions have been found lor d vest sifls intermedin! es, ,s< mu' l which am indicated in Ihe border panels under Plmtoimiplinr < lieinica Is and Rubber (`heinienls, (hie panel silows a. few of (hr inleiinodinlrs used in (hr maunfnehire yf dye* that. fiti<l application in textiles. paper, leather, plnslies, rubber, inks and protective ci>al ings. I lie dye xtiifls iinliislrv curries on intensive rosearoll h> navi thr demand for isrw colors for pnk Ju H s of all kinds, hoi It old nnd Hew, 1o illustrate (lir imporlamr oi rubber chemicals, \\e I|e<iri onls In mention I Imi I he life of aulomobile I ires tins been greatly prolonged in .spile1 of the tad that service `oiidil ioii.s have become increasingly severe, hi l he early days no motorist expected, or obtained. More limn .`>hUO ur *1000 miles out. of a lire; nowadays, INdHIO miles is Probably n fair average lor tires on pleasure ears. 'Jins iiispmreineiil. in the quality of rubber products has romr *d an it largely through research in the field of rubber chemicals and rubber compounding. Sulfur--Air--YVliiur bulfnrie arid was 'mentioned briefly in connedion with ni.ralio,, pr,,eessesv but. 11 its chemical is employed so (*^toUsively that, we have given it a special place on the ` liart.. Following I he lines extended from the1 heading, the deader may grasp al, least some idea, oi the industrial i'Mpnrhmro of this product. M has been said truly flint; vivilizul ion of n mil ion may hr gauged by the amount. Hull m\v -H.M| p consumes, ( )uo illusl rail'd panel tndieat es Uh * n !eps in t lie fiuinulaei lire ol this acid by tlie contact Process, Misirll'inrotis Uirs---liior$niii' Biivi .Malmuls I In* diagram tlui t. si ails with I his eaplion shows the diversify of fields l.hal are seined by chemical pnabuts d'l^ iug as I lieir origin a. eotnparal ivrly small nmul rr of llN,rgai,ie raw mnlerials. These are converted inb> inlerJ*M`dia!e com poi i lids, as indicated, and then developed 1l!h> products whose names and uses are shown at the ^ghh Tim relationship of pigments h1 other products '^dl be recall led in I he fields ol phi.-t ics, e< >al ed labries and l>rLccLive coatings, while tlie. iuseeiidde*. ceramic inatcHals, pfaiing compounds and I In* like will suggest t he " *dt` range of industrial needs i 1ml. have been met. as a lr*su!l (,[' ehemically processing such materials. Salt, and dnorHpar< an such, have lil.fle in common, although bot.li *Slt` hunuj in nature; bill, as I he char! shows, I hey have be<ai cliemicalJyf I muxfoniied, the first, into chlorinated hydrocarbons ami t he second snlo halogcnated hy<lro vu rlnms tauil ainiug chlorine -ind [linu'ine, and l ho result is, two lypes of refrigerants. Here, again, is an imtanee of kinship I hat. finally becomes apparent, Examples of various products menhhmed in t fie < ha rt will he found under their proper headings in the border panels. Alai have seen how the du Pont, organization, i h rough chemical research mid engineering, has developed Iroiu relatively few basic raw materials a large number of com niereinl products. Because fhey are so diverse in form, appearance, properties ami uses, people think of iheni a^ s\ Inl!v uimlated. But the fa<d the I ies u\ kiiolnp bel ween l lieiu are imiels closer t Jam I hey seem to )h \ Ymi ha v<* ohserx ed that man\' of these pnnbiHs are made from essentially lie:1 .same raw materials and that others art* produced hy following I he same or nearly I In* same chemical technique. 11. is also true (hat the knowledge and experience gained in mamilaeturing one group of products has been applied eninuta! ivrly in the develop- Tiienl. id' ot hers logically within I he scope of I he company s net ivilh-s. If a shnly of this char! has clarified your underdamling of the relntionships e\idinn helw is h du Pont products, it has fulfilled one objective. W\' hope it ha^ ahs* gi\-en yon 0 1 \ i<"w in i he jwii'hilH: *f ll*" o;iniflii,r jiliinf uf I'<( ;tH r iaiini. !X. .1. I'li*' iMiWIir*! i iill v mj k Ib lufp'nluH-, im hi ha*r*'lH fof i iW ulinun hmi a more cornplef< piel ure of 1 service t hi.s organizat inn renders in convert mg' mw malariaIs of nature into some '1,000 chemical (ir><11k *1 h wlii<*li a. re consumed In' more than I HU deferent. branches of American indusl ry. The anew heads on l It is chart*. point. only one way. Another interest mg chart might. h<* shown, if space permil led. witJi indicators point mg hack to sources of raw materials, 11 wonhl reveal fhedu Pont organiza! inn ns a I a rye consumer of products mined in the earth mid of of hers grown on farms. In this connection we cal! your attention to I he billowing t ahnhi! ion; )griniliuril ihiuimmliliuN Uses! in llse Miiniirarltiri1 of Hu Font I'rtirfiuls ( <>t r<>\ hhhfHMKin pounds of cot Ion, representing I he yield of HMUJUO acres, ate used annually for I he inumifaeI nre of such products as "Fnbrikoitr* coated fabrics tor hook him lings, pocket hooks, tahlcclot hs, upholstery malerials, mid luggage; abo rubber eonted fabrics including raincoat materials, hospital sheeting, "hug Anchor'5 and "Vent uhe'' inine-ven! ikilion I ubing. ('(rn*<>\si:ni> <>11. 700,000 poniids of cottonseed oil, Tvprest-ni ing the oil yield of l.s.000 acres of rot ton, are used annually in nianufaet uring various du Pont chemical products* notably those belonging to the hi Pries and liiiislies elassihi-aJ.ions, ('i > |"!'o n Lj n t k k h db,000,000 Iiu u imIs nf riillim linlcrs, represent ing I tic linlcr yield of 2,175,000 a.cres of cotton* nre lied annually' in the manufaet nre of atn-h products as 41 Pyralin" and " PladaeeleT which are employed in f he manularf lire of safely glass* toilet ware, lampshades, sciiHless heels, loiintaiii pens an<| othe r items; "< cl O(ilass." lord in poul! rv houses and eo|d frames: smokeless piiwdi'fs for shotgun, rifle and pidol ainiminiiion made f>y fleiTiington. Peters and other well-known mainline furors; "Aocte" yai'ii for high-grade tlress fabrics, liidshrs! garriicnls; meifs and women's suit, linings, and oilier Uses; "J >ue< T .1 [ouseholfl i 'i-iiicitl ; commenTd motion piet ufe Jilin; X.-ray him; "i )imo" and "TahrikoidT ( hiiN' PmHii ns From dOJ)l10,000 hushcls of corn, represent mg the yield of I,100,000 acres. These products are Used annually in the maim I act arc of such eonmiodi! ices as explosives for const ruct ion, mining, and ugrieull nre; ami solvents for paints, varnishes and ot her finishes. \Yooi> Prim MN,000 Inns nf pulp from thousands of acres of timber are used m the mmmhicliirc of such products as rayon yarn for dress fabrics, finished garments, uphols! cry fabrics; and "< Ylloplmiie" <`clhiloS(' film, widely used as a wrapping material and for drapes, honierratI. art ides, lampshades, handbags, hats and the like. M o l a s s K.s 10,000,000 gallons of molasses, represent mg t Ik * yield of 200.000 acres of sugar enne, are used annually in the TiimiufnH.ijrc of alcohol, a. solvent with ninny indns trial uses; Du Pont Denatured An! i-Freeze Alcohol, arid I hi Foul "Five Star'' Anti-Freeze. Yk o k t a mm Oius 25,000,000 pounds of oil extracted from flax seed* .soya beans and t.isug nuts representing llie annual yield of 150,000 acres of land. 5 hese oils are used in inaiiiifaehii'iiig Hich products as "1 hihtx" finishes for refrigerators, antomobtles and floats, the maintenance of plan!. machinery and building interiors, and for "I>1100" finishes. r|'i Hiucvrixs*; a n ij lb is in 0.500,01 HI pounds, represent ing the yield from thousands of acres of Soul hern pint! 1 rears and stumps. Turpentine is used extensively in 1 lie man iliac! ure of synthetic camphor, which is employed in making combs, handbags, hair ornaments, mot ion pie! ure film mid other products. Both 1 urpentine and rosin are used in making paints and varnishes. The foregoing data show I hat. I he du Font organization is a. good customer of the farmer. Meanwhile, dil Pont contributions to I lie business of farming are explosives for development opera! Ions: seed disinh e(aids of various kinds; insert ieides, fungicides and fertilizer ingredients; paints, variiidies, lacquers ami an ext ended list of other runIcruils, many of whieli (In- farmer never knows by name, for their ideal j(y is lost in I he processes nf niamifaeluring things that, he uses daily. In a. word, ! lie kinship of du Pont products has its parallel in t lie ekee rein f kinship existing between the chemical industry and other industries. They are all cent rihut nrs to am I heheheia ries of the work and services performed. And the ties that, bind eaeh to the other arc helping to achieve the objective expressed in i he phrase, "Better things for better living . . . through < 'licmislryY* ceDjp> 1. i mi rnvr nr \mnu^ \ r.inir.rxr i\c. Wll MlNOTHN, 111 1 IW'Ulf. Millici'x nf h'ficiiirraf PradurlH Hitirv IhU'I AM11CII19M THE nilil.ISHINIi I'AI'i \||| ItfiiiliK tiiT lihr ilrt'sst'ri, lJn*y nmwiinul fmuralifr xUntliitii ViiU n'Ia u s , i]n Punt "Fahrikoid ' hits been I In * simainrd binding fur sets of honks, and has long* hern j hi' fa vor jh` tor school U-xts. More rrretd ly this pyroxylin coaled and ils Hose fvlal ive du Pont, "PX" <*lolh have. as ,Vfni inn y have tin! iced on sumo of ymir cherished purchases, also earned serine places on "trade hooks ' iiimk, hi graphics, essays and I he like. H Was {o hr expected that these mnlerial.s oh snels ^"ihlitr.s should riiliic thin use lalrr [ ban nil sets and edu ^^tional hooks; I his, because in buying I lir rollrHrd works an author. our considers i hr inveslmen!. fni* sometinn1. 111 Maliois 1 o appeui'aner and wearing values. In I lir ease t M'lnmj (exl books. I In * fact nrs of durability and elesnti lu`SK aro of email importance. With a ennvitt. book, liow * ' if a* suhjrH mat tor receives mi uiurh at (tail ion that niir Is apt (u overlook its physical makeup. Of late. Imwvs vv' Ihosr who buy |hr general run of hooks have become i,HM*r diserimmal ing critics of |) pography, paper, binding and design. Publishers have responded to 1 his trend by flaking I he formats of their offerings more pleasing and hy PM nu> tnorr at trot ion to 1 as!<1*111 designing. so long ago, most pnhlishers of I rmle hooks were r xploiling flamboyant paper jackets. Human interest and were played up in lurid colors to bring quirk sales, j "w, heeaiiM' of tin1 change in buying hahils, {he jacket. hfs rest ored to its original fimef ion as a dost u rapper. *M|d I hr binding |ts made a thing of beauty, j ^ must he admitted t hat eunlrinporarv hooks are ioMg|jf. maiiil)* I h `cause the)* are "of the hour," Ail very ^ I lain are intentionally dost roved after reading: ^ y We kept to add color to the home. 'nong j hr chief appeals of a trade hook ai r signidea nee, ^nhlt, qualify. If bindings with character ami obfinetion ]ii{i employed on such \ ohina\s, (hose itupressnms arc 1,lh.`iisilird \s lien I he purchaser first, sees I hr hook and I hey <U||limie as long as it. remains in his library, ^Noting Fnmk Spur, of I ho < 'ohimbia I 'niversily Press, N,^n work lias added miirli lo I la fine appearance of ,l41iy a book-shelf; "\ly selection of binding efolhs is. ui Nh|j| j|, |n ro,isMlemlions of color ami grain suitahihly, !^dt` on (he basis of constant, wear and trar, I consider Nl\ylln ronlerl fabrics as a slop in I he rigid direction, da,. | hey are voder , moist h it - and vermin proof," ^ hooks shown on f Ids page are hound m ril In r 11 lout "PX" (]oth or "FahriknaL" hoi h at t rarl i\ e s,,h*rials I hat are lough, washable and adaptable to I lie i fiis l f la* <li'stgutT, and to ihe service iwol> ol hook ;UV"^ nveryuherc. ill!, litiFOOTMA0M1M How Bole Is o Bed ? Hij w is Ifii` sltny at' Inti iiinr vvlin hum llir nnswi*r *mtl flrridrtl In flu stminhirn.: <ihnut if il x\e rode to wf>rk in our 1>C< I>, \V<* V.Olihf he li Hi! O j)JI| I ll 'I | - jar about I Inin, 1 nil i n ! hr -I al us I liny ha vc !h ]< I I hrnuyli I ho ;ili'C'S I hey have 1 porn lonke>I upon as nrrrs.sjn-y e\ d.s, In ho a voaled as lony a^ possible, 1 ntjipovi'tiiHih In link, despde their import aim*, have come shm k . On anrhist p- inn moniimenk e;ili I M` hslilld deplHed bcd-S liM'd loliir liHoro ('Isrid. They nviv si rikindy -11mi 1!r lo one own raked wooden I r;i t i *<>s upon which reded w frkei wo? k o[ palm tibcr- support iim iabrie coaled mat 1 i'e>`is of < 11 m < 1 rushes. Shier then h iiIem' n i nut $ h i f f s, uah ns M11*T;r 1 spmiys and roller fabne*;, have ntSHc. hul. Ilii` hu/.ards ol fin-, ventiin j i j fee I ion remained imehalh 11u'<< 1 uahl reeiuifly w hen Hie N/.-v jt.wjr leaf {res--, appeared. I his revolutionary producl was onymalfy pi-opo-ed several ynis hr I iv(, n-1 enno in I hr I M-ddiuy Ii<-h 1 Jf^i`ph Kwihir .i m 1 How nrd Barker, of \f w York < 'ily. I lir'V |iln111n< 1 a nml- I I'm of fim* qualify and cornlorl Mud. would I if fin- re-os! aid, f 'Tilizo 1 and wniiin-ref irI leu f l hive import anl fuelor-. of --a11ihi 1 ion and la-all h. Kir -pro-diny would <)smh>afe I how samk of ea I ;isl rophes eiHi year m homes, holek, irisl il ul i<j i* > and on I a ,'i i'f | shi [is , |)\vt -| I: Mi..'.- - lems * fires ucri nuil lor I It*' h o- h 11! nearly i.fK.'U annual!;/, in I h i -s count rv ah mm-. And u| fhs-M', | ,kd H) ;uv hi d direct iy or mi linrl ly llo'ouuh fin-- I hul start in hedroimis. A :inr< way fora person lo rnrla n.'.!rr hk life and pi rn ide mil - lorial jo/- a trnn sonu- ne\x ^ .'I'M-; h:/s hour! |n rHiro with n li^hh-d r-iqai'of |<- or in his inoiil U. I ho iioporf am-i' ol uiakini!. a iiml.- 1 r<*ss ves'iims rupidli-iit is olivmns. Afoi ill/,aj [nu A a Miloyisunl apjjnisi ari> r-oufairioii.-i diM-jems j ha! iniLdif ho (ai rrioil h\- ! ho maf orials in a limit ross. Apor shnlyiriq ! ho na-j hod' o|' a. immhor r>f mannl'in-t un-r.^ Messrs, lan iriii, and liarlvor ndislod | ho :iid ut 'find d-assolli < 'Isninira I ( hmipaiiy, I no., of < dovoland, ( Hiio, 1'ho mailt prohhnn was In find sorno moans of romlorin^ 1 ho fabrics liroprool' witlmut injury fu nr NfillViiiny ui 1 lie hhors. Tli<* od. f nj| fell r, as \ ho umsl Iroul ilosunio, fnr all known I tva.l inonls h i! it. in'il l.lo and iimoni-lmUr, h"inaily, iiHor smri-s of rxpornnoiifs. tin* <`liomis|s and niiiiMilacl nj'ors iiunuiiNoorl a proi-o^s uidikoanv ul hor prox ion.sly d<wolnporh \W fins now iuothrl, tin* oof.la ui h lf, i iokiitys hipo aud ail cd \\<'v urn foriak arc rcndcrod si mnyjx liro-- rosisl a nl, awmin-i'ojsolknt. and doan wilfmn! malorial ehaiiye of sticsm, lu^h-r, si renyl h, life or olasf ieif y. The formula oonlasiis a. floMny; j u /o o I I ha I. prevents hrit I ionoss in i ho <*[Pun whiofi is In-a led by i lie hk Biirkarl A1 aii113*oo! urine { onipaus', al. St. la.'uis. ,\l issouri. Also presold is a ohoimeal I hat dofinitolx repels \<`T i)ii111 all lioiiL?;Ii il oaunol ho delo ted by I ho hiimati -(Misos. Tie- fabrios ar<- I i'oah'd hy immersion in waler at more Ilian 2UU rloyrc-os Idahiruilioil and b\ f in1 dndiiy pi-oi`oss. wliieli finploys a liicdi i eniporal nro. Neil her a lighted r-i-ai-o! nor a. Haniiart lilow torch util set j he ma I eria Is a fire after their ehemie;;| hallo i If {'fjiirs.e, one iUtv' no! ordnmrilv play around hoik with a ya soli t ic toroh, hid Inirnim.:; eigiireltos, caears. pipes and maiehes jire iphte plausible, f 'urlinm and prossifn.1; in>n.s also have stalled many a disastrous lire. In addition Io t ho exclusive foal iin-s previously mentioned, I lie Slcrpjntft' mat I re.ss oilers line qualify, comfort ami sf \ liny. Kadi is of irmrrspriiiy eon.sf ruel if ui that assun-s sound, rest fnl sleep. All materials art* of liiyh yrad<\ and (MJO vcnl.s in 1 he prehuill. border provide I hnroifph air vil ali/ai\ iou. Some of ! he mad popular styles al e in y tern, | i sse, orelud or I due t irk hips woven of Du konl Bayou yam. !Ih > is another msturiro of rayon hemm elioseii for its Inamf y, si renyl h a ml jas[ edor. Its u.-e hi 1 lie home for drapes, lafiesiries and lace eurlains ha.s loriy Ih ^-h familiav lo all. Kor inal 1 i-cssrs, rayon fabries are desirable because, j11 ad<lil ion j o 1 hc>ir si rrmd h. f Ii<yv are rieh lo the Iondi and I heir l<`\{ure lends an atmosphere of luxury. Of iulerrvsl \n liospitak and of In V in.st shdions is I he far! find this maf I re.ss ran be placed ill slealii ' trnhzei's repeatedly wil hold alfer-t iupilsoripiual v ei'iiiiii or fire [xqiellent proper! ies. d'o marked I heir produrl, Kninp and Bark{*r liav r- toruied I lit* Sleeps.de I nil list rie>, lue,,, I HI Park A venue. New York m The "Voire of Solely" .... ,m rlfirfirr inruns nf` fi<rfim<; (Ivhvvs und imlrnfrimm mv.irp of llirir iTsH|iiniKiliiIifirx IH i IIIIM AH |. Y\ 111 i I , ihirrhir <tl Paitlir HalHe |i`i 41 rt ^, 'Sc*vs |s'i'<i*v I J i:i'<n< 1-; I he "fieasl" of the seennsl annual parade of I lie Jersey ('it V I>0lii:r Di `part Jiieid SiilVlx f.ra^ur ult Muir [() his|. year earne around [.he vnv\\> in|<> Jonnm| Square* to tin* ears l I In* expeelanl. crowds assembles! 411<m?.. ||u* curbs of f ho Boulevard was ImriN* u resonant. voire, amplilied 'l^Hisnnds f>i limes. A JVw moments later, a railin' N|h*ih Ih h .small, while ear appeared, :ii|,k a.s il passed the reviewing sland. Mis1 n j )(<! alnrs saw on saeh .side of I lie in |-iip* and e.liMerim? letters. Hie iiiseriptinn, "\ niee o| Safety. * ^n,m a L'inpiii"' am plilier on llie roof nitiH* vivid | diiases deseri' nny I iir Manners (>f r(.|rSs driving and the ^<i/4(i't|s <d "jay walking. " Mi I his pai ihle, w huh marked I he ?*Md of llio sei-oinI year of an mleiisn e Mdve sin molor-vchiele arrislents by Mis; Jersey { 'il v I'oliiv Department, Mm \ oieo sif Safely" made its firsl Mil?dal public uppenrmiee. ^ l> hi within a mmil h of its debut. Mu* link. ,*nr< 111<11 painti-d in eon yen Mona] poliee uivrn, earned two nnlin I'olineu on regular posts, rt*a< 1 y for <M Mon hef her I hey rreeived o imt *^`l},*y s*alls or routine messages from M'*hlsjiiarter.s nr the various pivrinels. ^ Men, oils- day it. was sent lo the li [Mir .shop wifh siU-i'u'esl.ioMs trofn the ^iler, Severn! weeks lain- it rolled (`OMip]elrly chunked. The yreeli |,ld en wav lo dazzling I hi I 'mi I j ^Mdu\ \\ bile; red ansi yuld letters 'hd been asIth'sl; 1 he antenna ami all ,u Md neeesMihes and li\hire.s had ,s*'n ehroiniiim plated, nu<! men the ^lit'el.s wms' emhioned wills while lU\s, 1 ?i*i] leather had replaeesl tin* MMuii hind upholstery and an am M diei- hast been mounted on t he roof. , ^ ^K' \ oice of Safely" is equipped W,Mi t Ws)way police* raslit>, has I wo f,Ur'l'<>plione.s and il.s amplified' will r.`H`"y `lie human vm-v a disfanee ol i hree b|oeks or mope. 'The' operator may remain shorn, but. by tummy a swil ill, hr ran relay" itiis.sips I ruin t he I raif>init i inu station at poliee heathjiiarler.s. All psn\a*r for t hr up paratns is as If-eontaiuerI ami m dc ri\a <I frstin bat jcu-ies easam-il in the ear. Tliis n is if die unit is an nnpreNsive h m kiau \aim h\ but t lie sphauloi' of t fie ear in S's iualed by that ol il> himiau oec-iipant, llie p?>lis'eniaii asdiUird to ops-rat s1 it, sefe<Te<l for hit ini eHiupner and elear spsanli. is apparcles! in a umlonii of purs1 u Itite. ^ it h buttons ol shininn; 1 ira.ss. yoldsm ehevroiis and ifuinaealali* u hife Sani Io ms mu ' belt, jnit t ers and sinm'.s . Siuee I In - parads', I fie little i*ar fias hrvn eofi.sl a lit ly on the M resi ^ n! Jersey ( itw s|>n*asfini.r the ynspef M safety. 'Many llnsULihiles< moforisU and "jay walking, [naloNt r>aus hav e hs'en sfartls'd by a slenlonaii u a 1'lnii;!' not |odo any of tin* t fiousanst- ami sme tfiinns n his li are ivspon.sdde ler so mruiy <h*at hs au<l serious injurii*s in 11 is' l ml etl Slab'N s'ash year. W lull- Hill!!'' il <lo M blub, no d'Mjbt. havv Jell einbarr;e,>e<| |i fi\ < ! heir in I'raeJ ions a nnomreesj mi pnl lisly. 1 he rear! nm fia> I m c 'ii yaaiern fiy w fi'Jr mu !it' and remarka! Jy frei' Imm a; \lasl iny msenl ineiit. if boat r.-neNfioa, t he ptJNsilife pre>ens'r of t he `A oier* ol Sah'ty" in niiy pari sf t he mly has niach- lied<>rh! -> and pt-dw-1 nans think l Wire helms' dmu^- an) finny that uonfd imperil human hern. Tim rar 1ms been ol itiestinmlT' \ai his- in I hi' s ainpun.'.n tor 11;j 1! ^%,i \Natefy, It i.n often parkinl at point.- in t Ik - eit v nofsH'inim for the fre?|neiuo- of aeeisleulN, nith t he tVNull that mval HUpianeinenls Inns' been made. Dnr iiiy | fie lirneliecsn fmur, tall^ an* aha n to linns li'i's Is s M workers a I nnhistn.d plants ansj esmunei'ela I In nee-. This ear helps t" slip]ihuneiit I he work of t he Sately l.-ssiyne. uliicfi In Ji |s in; mt lily fiN'el mys in the eifv Si'liuols. It also Seia'is, hrlweels Trieefinys, as a rominsler Ilia! rvrryoie iini.-l In' \ inilan! am! ssirs hd, il tinLtiuisfly loll of nuiloi'ear hPalitiex enrli year is fn In* redllvI. II Ih'lit itfus hinds, porluigcri in "Ccllnfi/i.iiic" rclluhisr film, in* nrm nnlii <d nlnnisl I'vrry grnrcry sfnri1 IIy I, U, FIJ LI. 0 D 1 THE DU PONT MAGAZINE < riMjiiiijx: In t Im* >ii inigrov<M I In'ii- ihn-r i':i rrfore been sf riving to make these {r-i. ] tiH s just t in 1 a.sly ;i 11<J delirious a.s Ihi^1 baked m J he home or in our i; I; U restaurants. Nmv Mr.-s, Jhnisvwilr ran buy de licious rolls right. in I lit* grocery store where die obtains mod <il her ol her hinds lot {In * !';imil(V table. And what a variety there is to scire f In.m! I'raii K flirt rolls made ruinous by I hr " hoi dog" and imw nod bof h wil h mu l wil In mi I In- frank furter, Parker I louse mils, u hich origiiialed many years ago in I fie famous liosfon ho!cl of 1 hat name; While II oiise lulls developed 11\' a Cook employed by one of our Presi dents; < 'lover leaf rolls, Frem-h rolls* raisin rolls and wholewheal rolls in short;, a type for almost, every palate* 1 he flavor of rolls is usually en hanced eonsicku'iihly by crisping them in a slow oven for it tew t o i miles before serving; and a dish of jelly, jam of marmalade on the table is almost sure to tempi even Lli ose members of the family who ordinarily do not eat bread or rolls at alb Most rolls are made from white flour and* therefore, have the same high energy' value of white bread which medical authorities state i* non-fattening. If vou are one of the liftv-one per cent who seldom eat rolls, why not ask your wife to try them for dinner some evening? We think you will be agreeably surprised to find how deli cious they are* The problem of fresh ness, which used to hot her the baker, no longer exists, since* most of these rolls are protected by iiioisturepiwf "Cellophane'* from the time they leave the oven until they are eaten. " \v U. i,si you like rolls or bread. it ph-a s<- r" tie* i\ailre-s a - k v A eswers Auw l ha l a siippri.-mu/! v large number of people prefer rulK v it li I heir meals j h;iI. is. w hen dining out. to vary the rmrHne of life. I uIil recent K\ h< iwoer, it ivje* a different "lory at Inane, Therm 11h -y wenot. served nearly as often. A rerent. consumer sirvey conducted in I he east era part of t Ik - eoimt t y showed I hat *h ily* forty nine per end. <f I hr pe ople* interviewed were in I lie habit of serving rolls frecjuml Iv. More am) more bakers miv; h rn:.rui/e that people do (ike mil-; and have 1.2 M\m;iuTOi Those Hfindsome Handbags l,rrwr>vnK? frw .sl\lra mmh* uf "PiTtilin" pluslir in nr*v jisillwus, niliir. find firnsfirs' Ej it, T ,, E U1B 1 a >t spring uih 1 siimiiKT. women l.j i v ims w Ih m'i' rjrnod Oh I'mil l*y ruliH handbags, and this y nar vull Hih I {lu-iu luore papular l lain i'\rr liH'nna Thu rrusoii lor thh runl inurd vuiin,. n1IIOng ulhcr things. the <*usc nl 0vping | hi-M* washable ctvut inns ninarnlnlr al all limns. Anolhcr rtaiscni aiiil unc fhat chati'h dtinonHnUcs Uh ' rrsutinclnlnuss and ing<*~ v uf I>u JNiiiI rlirmtsl.s is I hr V2H'ifJy uf |n*w pal Urns. rolors and liuishos now availrd ihi in I hr mid i*imi11 Had iiiiHHil'.n l nivrs of handbags *;m 3|K!* in 11ndr UuTurirs, 1 iu< jut* scorn ms i >1 pal I crus I ml urn I his year's oll'crings- Sinking models l His* pouch, vainly and under arm kvlas will Im` .siHii in a wide ran**r ol ban ul iliil pastel slun Ins, mrliiding bliN\ jade, maize and pink; also solid nnloi`s of black, brown, rod and navy. ^ ho line's have all booh produced H'nm ^ hi Pouj " 1 *vrulin'' pk--l ii\ and I hoy *n'i` roomy enough b* hold I ho usual vt)ttt'v\ ion nf things Unit woman liko In onrry in their pocket hooks. 1 hu* e\ee| ii ionally affraehve hand b>H4 inarlo of IVarl '*Pyraliid" has boon inlHKliiced lit Miami llraoln Mriilii s unci oilier Sotillwm rwiorU 'Fids snowy while oroal ion. il h a smoolh, gleaming, surface, sparkles as llio light rnvs slnko I he pearl iini.di. if sales lo dale from I he showing already made are any indication of consumer acceptance. I his model. ae cording b> the manulaeUner, will be the lender in bin lima Shirley Temple bugs for children are also being featured in five dillorent styles and patterns, Handbags made ol' this plastic1 are noted for their bounty mid practical utility, A fwg of libs type seldom, if over," wciirs out, mid wlieii one In comes soiled with dirt, dust or sirense, il s original while mirfiice eiio be quickly restored nit It ;t little >*;ip .-md naler. " I'vridin," a moM n r-et ile milIN utilised ill manulact until; I'..... it a in pelts. n[*t teal frames. .-t.iitl s. I uni iihnidi handles, lentil plale.-.. bill ion.-. ad vert i-.t mi tn e, ell its and lillitdreds of oilier products. If you rwpiire a pljistte material in some form * other for miy iiiimufaettiring need, address a, fetter lo Department 25, 1>1I font Viseolnid (`otnpany. liw., 350 !<'iff h Avenue, New YoTk. ml usk for more complete ttiforniaiioii. Dealers who wish lo know where they cun obtain the wasludtie bugs de scribed on t his page it re invited to send inquiries to that inldress. Till. 1)11 IUM M.\in/IM;. "The (wivcilrmle of America / hr rciiliii ianiinur I'muiiiriifK mi lit#* fWtfitrp.s nf the tin Fmii rmlm heard radi Wi'ibiwliix o'I S' n'dudi I. H. Im cr Jim uduud/m fiPbvnri; STomt*> til* American hi don- Ihnl 1 >riiii^ on! IIio m* t rails of charnel cr evsctif ial (ci f hr ImiiIrIi11*.* of a great nation have ;ilvv:ivs humd a large and n spoushe ih 1 i<`iM't-. Ami i! A op|n'<?print e that I lie 11 i Paul Company dmuld sponsor a radio program .such a> The i `nvulrndr of America", in which 111 llr know i! hid ,'inf bent ic in t-iiI<!i11^ from our hid orv air vividly dramatized for 11ds company. estab lished al \\ ilmmgt.oii, I )elu ware, in JKH2. has p-iiwn wit h I his enmil ry and has rout rilml rd many ppodurf s that linvr helped |o makr American lifr easier and more pleasant. Tin- aiithrnl idly of 1 lio details and t hr realism of t hr reroiid ruel jou> ol American though! and art iori are assured by a commit lee of dtsfinguished historians w ho help selref, 1Jir s mu t c mal rnal and check l hr lillrs nf VnHt MrruufraK/K fit flic `r>\S\W\m- III* AM! IIIC V' No I'lirning i H oi l H>l 511M'e iSjiiri! 4if i !om|M'Iil ion \\ ill to Ib-lmiM Ihiil li in bluoilion S\ imiii a- \ illingoM-NH to Share bfMiinnmii> Self llelamee Heroism in Mrdieu! S<*MOH'e Vi ill lo IA jifiirr in-tiama* Nal iin* Hiirnaiiftarian Hree floTieition >I Iin Ii-im'Ih Ii-ih t tVoinot in lNiliti<- Sri \ ieiHiiilding arid \ii*hiteelm* Sjieeit of \\ ords Knt<*i*|M ise l.toall' to f amily \ lira Inn 11 laii-oln % True Aiiieriran Ihiriife liiiihlrrs Ilo-ois of lin1 Sea as: `'Knterlaijiing mid instructhre. Keep it up." 'My two sons enjoyed if as iniioh as I did," "Then? is so iiiiieh sameness on the radio--hoopde-hnops, crooners and such--that your rendering si uucks out/* "You are helping to 1 miil 1 up a publicconscious ness of t he contribution which or ganize I 1 Mtsiness, allied with science and invent ion, is milking toward con temporary civilization/5 111 e growing volume of com-spoti denee has imhealed ihatJVoni Week to week larger audiences have heen a!!meted to this program. The titles ol the scries shown on this page give t he nalure of I he ground covered. Siieh stars of I lit* stage and screen as Waller Ilampdeip Frank Craven* Fmnchol Tune and Fay Builder have played leading roles in single liroiwk east s. accuracy of the serifl.s. They arc1 1 a i rgi * mihiliei's oF 1 el toys a re re* prepared by aid hoi s who are f Imr- reived from teachers and st talents to noddy trained in I he leelinitpn- u) writ i it if tor t lie radio. whom f lie subjeet mailer of tins t ype of program is ol The lirst program in which were rc-cnacled I no episodes part ieular interest. Here are a eouple of eoiniiienls I lad ill A iiieriraii hbl.orv. the depart are of I he MiUtjhun r tor express their general reaction: "Many eamiof realize lio\v Kurland and t lie repulse of a grasshopper at.tack in the our torelat laws strived ,ind worktsl to help organize o u t ' Aiid-Wesl during modern times, was broadens! on October nat ion, I he drama! tza! ion is rea list ie and one ran visualize ninth. Sima let I ers are t he chief means ol iiilormsoy; spon I liese famous men am I women. It is helpful best m halts and sors how Ihdr programs are being received-. I li<' first eor- feaeliers. ' Again, "Whrm I he radio can provide more pro respi nidenrr u as awaited with in fewest.. grams that no! only interest, hid also educate children, as The eery nr\f morning letters began to arrive. Before did the k( avaleade of Ameriea' fast eytming, and even h im n v of I help i had heen read, it. was puite evident that a inspire ! hem fo report mg their new knowledge* a I sehool, .ere [nit (bit ial audience had hern a wail ing a program ol then if is no longer a men play! lung, but ha.s heroine an ; i ; : very type. .Most, of i he let t.er.s eon I aided Mich HHssi'frs invaluable asset ill any Anieriean home." MAliCII, I! 1511 \(,r was Hie esthetic reaction missing in Hu responses: "Many | luniks lor a lint- program, timcly and ,-oally j,:lrl" iiiK iii its illusion. I lie voices won* so con, ineiiii,. Cm writer gave two reasons for liking the program: "I. 11 f-rr sen |,s import anl even Is in mir history wit Imiit. exaggend ion. Tile | mill wiilioiil a 1<>1 of arltlieial ballyhoo i- far more interesting and effeelive I him llie usual overdrawn pro Kniin. 2. The actors speak like liuniau I letup's, with the natural American accent. If your announcer a it. I in'tors lake on Ihr si ape aeeenl, your program inl.-rrsl. for us will The idler.- nmtalii nil Mrts <l M>my are msMHwl by printed mnlrrnd eme-eming dlt IW pmihrU. lull olhers return indietdusd replies involving -:muder;dde n-si ar,t-.h........S...i.n...m. - iv<j,ue>t.w d nutrse. suc h a> Hit' one as, king |',,r "j i| | the lit era l uve un du I'mit i .tunlu-l ^ that ittiyhl <,( iuterext lu tx.lleyv >tnde.tt <> eltemid ty" are impoMl.le l,. (ill. for fill) replies would re.p.iire six. :tltie Itl.ranca. Others call I'm ihfonnatiot, that would ! dillirult to.npsly under any eiremnslm.ees. For msfunre. one man. "deeply inieixote.'l in the I weed my of Iris." wrote of Ins ildh.-nlt tes in uhlan,ini; t lie proper color elleeK l.y breedir.y and nslod drop greal h\ M;my people Ihlrresieil ill 111 s t O r\ social science and drama ties have written in for seripls of these realist n - tine >atie presentations. Asa result, the srnpt tor / hr D,;-U,rt turn ,,f /,,,/,-pWrmv broadcast. was olfereil to listeners on January I w e.ily-seeond. Ax might ha ve been expect e.l from curlier indications, hundreds <> requests lor copies were re for ittfurtlliil ion Oil I he eltetnotry of Hits slTjecl. 1 .isletiers tinve aerptire.l thrm.ylt ll.e 1 f.yram,, Fetter mulerstamliny of the <lll l'ml ( >t,,|mltyh <live,ssilied prod nets, services ami aetivitlex. Su.li eummenl > ns "I heard juni- radio hr..micas! last Week and Has impressed hy the yreat amount of work your company carries on" are lrc~ <|iietil!y received. <i tow my i Mil "t tins reived, M;iiiyul` 1 he 1**1 lers have ftirn- sittutl'-oil. |iriil>)e,iis lor I he i oinpatiy Honed u is u IIn t phase ol Hu* progmnu tllu so r jdled "e* mmsefrud aiilHsiilire tiieids, its which brief tales id resenreh I HM IN UN I III HI HI \ 1`IUNH | verv Wvdnvmfoy Him tin* are often sityycstetl Om* man wntle: ''1 have read where a wry satisfactory paper eati he made out t vliitt we in and industry show how chemistry has !`<ml riI>i11 i in human ?seeds and corn Toils. 'Phis nl tempi to make the `Voimiiereuils" hderesl in# and in h'riimUve hiis hmisgh! many endorse incuts, sueh ns the following'. "Vui to hr further enw mem led in pre vail iiig | lii.s program w it hold marring *t hv ohjeel MHiahle ad verl ising. Wlh-I, Hu* du Poll! Company re nc-ived the \\YX\ Awnrd for t'hennrnl Kligineerhig Aeldeveineid made hy Hie ('hr miniI tun! N itiitiunjunl i-ityi tHYrntij luaga/.ine lor I he development *d the man made rnhher hade nmrkeil "I )tiPrene", and ol synlhelie va-htphoi* and n| her organie eheinieals, it s v j is tell | ha I samples ot 'Dnld'ene niade up in 1 he useful form ol erasers, while a modes! lokeii, might b<` ol in trrest tn | 1m> radiu audience. I his proved | u |>e true, fur many 1 honsands ItHMI ItiMI KusU-rn Slaoilmil Tun*' WAiX' WUKO W'AO W\ \r \vt;u W K1H' \Y 11K W .!H whip' WA1U- \V '.U W .1 AS \\ KAN W\llh WKIU. WSPU A!< r. .n AUk s h .v nntn.mnri' HttNleii lhilV.il*> 1 imam-i l i 1 l.'vrtnliii I I liii-lt'irc! Nt-w 's * -rk Phil;f^rlptiiii i WM -1 mi e;h Pl'nVItk'IU-*' Rm-Iiiu iu h I yveieuse Tnl.'.lo Wu^isiuLU'tl C1U 7 :Ml heillml Slnmlui il Vuut UHIU1 wrur KHU> K ii\T WKini K.MHP W 11 AS WH'o wi.Ar \Y\Yl. kt-'Ut K MON t tiir.'o'e S,-t y.imuli I r.piio \h`> Mefif'H li!tli.-iii;pefi> K.'t* >1 Potii-viMe Vlit!i?r.i|>, 4f" NnshvilnXroi i h-Iwni** 1 Irii.ifia-1 -iiN'mlii S|. Loir.-. ('altfornia call 'elephant purs, a. plant which prows rapidly in Hits climate, lias vour research departnieiit niveii this :,ny eousi.h rafiuii? It Would he ]nmti to tiiankiinl if some substitute could he found from which to make* paper, instead of. . . trees , . . to ob tain pulp.'' To Set back lo tin* "Cavaktade" it self. Shin letter was jurriicitlnrly gralitymy: "The programs sponsored by von, eiinijiaitv . , . lmve eimglil Um trw. local color of realistic, dynamic American Uislory. The ammtey and spirit of I lie various broudea.4> is l<> lie eimuiicndcd . . . This is one of the finest educational programs on the air awl I wish to express mV sineere appreciat ion to VOltr C'Onipitlty for usinsi Mteli (Hui.sid, ration itt spott- si iriisg 11 And here is ;i leUer f?rail II ymillff ol lecjuesls resulted tVolii the oiler. Many ui these were accompanied by nupiirieK fur literal lire, pari ieularlv h'om business men who also asked h>i` trade samples, and from sellout leac'hers and sludenls. One ins! meter who was eauglil unprepared wrote in somewhat desperately a few days hlter; "May I have information In present 'DuPiviio' accurately lu ge !`JU`aphy classes? The children reporl Ihe radio talk* and bring hi their erasers, so I need tin* nitorma I ion. h:\W Mount a in St :imlanirnH kl.y. KS1. \h-nvn H.*n Idf'b C'ilN r:00 r>:W INn ilO Slzu*<U*r<l Knu K KKN KNU MU M>1N KI-HK Mi M K Y IP' KhB Mil. K 1-TV IvW(. KYI Hater.-lieU V'tH'NUe Lu- \li<.:rh'< V, h I land S.-N'f'niHrft! i Sail Ssili Safin- KmHk iiv i S-nlHe Speleme Srni-khMl T.N'i,:n;t hoy in Miehignn that* in ti way, autu mn mes I he rrnel knm of III liny I "I like vour |5Feg*s`;iin, 1 lliiiik we sliouM sH rt-uli/.e even (hough we lire very h iu h IH ue have a big ehiinee in llik world, Kvmi tlmiigli 1 inn only ten years old, 1 hike a great interest ill your pro gnuu. U U hndu't been for du Font, in,'in*,* the invention* vcmklii i Have been. I hepe ymi will luive iniiliy new mlveiihnvs in the t 'nviilende of Amerien !' 15 rm mi f o n t mag azin e Taxes unci Business ( iiniiUm tfh'ns.l f'll'j1 bodies raid 1 he public in ycnend will realize fins obvious Far! before mj .-Ii t remb have caused loo much damage. Only the effective reversal of these t rends, arid a. re-aflimnition of hue American \ radii ion^ mid ideals, can ereaf.e fins! confidence which is neces sary fully fo restore normal business minify and expansion with il> col lateral cffoH of ineri'nsmy jusdueli ve eliipiin-TliCJlt Wioiiirnl ami Engineering lleswirrft For many years research in f hese fields Ian Keen a major mi i vily of (lie dn Pouf. ( 'ompah \g and coordinated Work has made possible I lie develop ment, of iiru and iinpnned processes wit li snbsbud ia[ savings in mmtuhfr hiri:tgen>P. In Ids report. M r. du Pont 1`tiern`d briefly fo a. IV\v interest hig coni ril ml ions to the development, of I he cliemien I indnV ry during the pas! few years, Vinee most of the products arc* well known fo readers of I his pub heal ion, we shall onbl. 1 lie hsl, men honing osdy one that, has not hern report f d pre\ ioiisly in I hese pages: w\il rale of A imuohia H '. |\j The chemically [Hire grade which is used largely to make oil rolls oxide fur anes! Iiesiri \vn < until recent ly -eeim'd almost wholly from Fiimpr. The i In I'oiii < ]*. product nice! * all speed! ea hens. for A im-rica n eonsimi fit ion . , The concluding paragraphs of President du Punl V discussion of I his sishjret upproprial ely refer lo the bon orary "Award for I hepmeal KngiNrrring liicvemenf " r inferred upon I lie I bgmne i 'hemieals I >epa rf turn! of t he company hy the pullibbers of ( 'hriuh-is! <T SfvluHtiry/raf f'Jt/jhi/t-rhttj ax reported in ! lie Holiday number of I'm-; Dr lh \r M so \/i \k . Pliiitl 1 \UmKhm and Motlmsi/aliuii "Approximately 8"Tk JtMUMMI u as expended during 1 he \ ear in extend ing and modernizing I he company's nianufael nring faeilil les. (Jf these ex pends! arcs,about SF.ystMhOUt) provided addil ional capacity I c m* some of } he older processes and for enlargement of facilities for ope rat ion of the newer processes, and approximately SU.ptMh01H) provided for i*eiiewal and modern! znlimi of euuipmenl and faeililies. "Principal among t lie addit iomd laeihfJe.-s were: " I r T locrjl: ] inyynl si - c,'ifi;c iiy iiuil !!* iIj irit.-i JVr nt.itmfacl nr% n-xps-'i ivi'ty, of *r\ v|;i I j h h I of n< u 1 ypio of Mikriil ' al BrJ'r, \W\U Virgiithi. >! Pnul Hiyoii < Ofiifinil.V : I .;*!;;< <"S jM*Ur |i Jiin-s for aHuilioio N> ils for v ih i-o s o rayon moiis i!':ii'I ure .si Hirliiiii hij, %'irair>io ;*mi OM ti:r*knr;. , Tiimr'-vr, rim| ;irlhlioie- lo lil.ilil |.|' 1 he runmc.N'j lie of hmu \ ijs.iiii.-K oiymi ni Uisyrii'. ' 1 Nj Piiif! \ 's`-o)oiil ( iMiijln U> . topiijilmail foj runJsim.' if ntii'i'I i it* hy ri rj'-u rorsfirm- oie prof <-,> lor u-i' j ii l.eniimii ci ly yjn.ss. "lv-Mlo'ivi'`c I iih -ii: : Nrv ph'iiif for lire ni;iinii-M'lini' "I a inmMiiium oil r: JSy :i <*njj hmiell- " laihrsi-.x -iin f f icfor! inriM ; ,\mv phuil al Soisfh S;m I'rniir\<m, 1'nhfrM'nin. lor ttio luaiurhir'I me of 'DnV ;iinl `t hi In s' :m*l el lc-r SyjM^ of Uiu Vh -c . io -w ojiMpmoit fur ;nlhi- linn.il "f Nihis" rapsN'ily at ^evn-a! mIJic i plant*. "IsM'hx {hiaiii'iilx f h'jmrl tjioui . < 'ompli'l i<iii t,f riev. phiii! ten* 1 1m* maiinlno! mo of Uhimiiiti itioid'- pi.L'rnm:l - al t'ntrc Mooj-, !)ctrrwir<s ?i ru I irio'i-iisr'.l rapacity at Ilia pl.ml at Ifni! imon*, Miuyl iSi-i. ' < ii if i 'In'mifri h 1 lepari riH'ir! - NVu plnnl ,iI | )i'('|ni nlrr t'oinl, Nrv, Ji i soy, for f li- rii.-iniiOu-lun* nf Iluf'rciic,' and afidilMicmt I'.uiljll.'x S ir f he ma u mTh 'I irr- ot i el r.iri Iiyt "I'lii' H. ^ It, 1 ticmiisiF I h`pn ri meal: 1 n ph.iu! fai'ifi!ho at Nusyarn t-VIh. N'*v\ \ oil,, for tin' product ion <S ! ocliluj-r! |j\ irjic aj mI of |ii'i` sii1 vi'iils. "At t he end of the year there were approximately *11 dHHI employe.^ uit Hie rolD of I he du Pouf. < 'onpMinv and it> u holly owned Mibsidiarass, com pared with bS,()( KI at the emi ol \ tie previous year, hi addition. I here were 5.000 employes in companies con trolled but not wholly owned." Of jfenem! interest! too, is a hibtiltis lion fit the end of lie* report; showing tin n umber of stockholders, by ns follows; .1 kbeiihms ('eiiiiuoii Ikseemlier 3!1, 19111. , J2,(J31 Ikmember 3 1, 1032, . 12,729 Pcmember 3 1, 1933. . 13535 ikmember 3 b 1934. .13,410 Ikseemlier 3'1, 1,935. . 13507 42.,41 in 50 ,778 51.1)47 51.Mm 52.,831 "Tin* Fulling-I'iu BcisimmiOei'" us'i' ijiiarrymeii mid coni r^ielors nrv familiar wifli I he ''falling' pin" principle of measuring l.he inteii si I y of \ ilu-al ions caused by bhi.sfnie;- A r(asc>miblyaccurate moisiimiii'iil is possible wheat this type of seismom eter is used in conjunct ion with the table Found in Professor K. II. Uncle well's pamphlet, I'ihmfinti.s ( tnuu-d hij Jtia.sfititf ttthl Thru' f%]fc<i o n Sh'ftcfart's. Jlie jiiej ure below shows the Pin hmmomcler made by I'he Midiigan Foiindatiou Company, explosive eiigituk?rs5 of TrenLon, Mieliigan. Iliis set eonsistx of n brn-ss frame with six removable brass windshield, lubes finished in du Pont bronze hie< pier, the same mini tier of plus, and a level. When in use, the frame rests on a plate-glass base fitted with three set screws for level adjustment;. The pins ure made of stainless, rust less steel and can he set. up on either end, for both ends are hollow-ground. These pins measure six, eight;, leu, twelve, fourteen and sixteen indies in length. The extent mid intensity of the vibrations of a blast arc deter mined by noting which of the pins topple over following n shot. The complete seismometer is car ried in n case eight and one-hal f inches square at; tiie base and seventeen and oite-lialf indies high. The ease, equip ped w ith slots for pins, level and nlidC" glass base, is fitted willi ii lock and key. It is covered willi "Fabrikoid'* coated fabric, and the entire outfit weighs a little more than ten pounds- lb IT'S BRAND NEW... BUT g r e a s y h a n d s h a v e o p e n e d it s d u l u x -f in is h e d d o o r 25,000 TIMES 1 ln> refrigerator door which proved the resistance of DU PONT DULUX iii the groat FLO III 1.)A (IHLASK TKST. Kvery morning for Li inoniliH nn II*inch wide acotiou (through the middle from top to hot tom) was wiped with grease hut tor. haoon grease and vegetable Lit. I ho grease stayed on for a week. Upper half of the greased see* lion was cleaned once a week. Lower half not wiped or cleaned at N. After llie test, no rusting, cracking or peeling of DllLUX finish w u h evident. The lustrous while DLILLIX finish was unharmed. /Cr e a s y f in c ;er s have always been a deadly enemy of fin ishes used on refrigerators. For years they brought woe to house wives. They scut the manufac turer searching for a finish that would resist the destructive action of household greases, oils and fats--and also retain its original beauty. Du Pont chemists took the problem for their own. And they finally developed one of the most remarkable of modern finishes --DULUX for Refrigerators.To assure the durability and lasting beauty of D11LUX it look years of testing,checking and recheck ing in laboratories and on the refrigerators themselves. One of the tests was the equivalent of opening and closing a refrigera tor door 25,000 times with greasy hands.Having proved the quali ties of this finish to their own satisfaction, they made it avail able for many uses. In the marine industry it resists the harmful effects of salt spray, salt air and harbor gases. On steel structures it retards rust and corrosion. On other surfaces it withstands changing temperatures, exces sive moisture, dust and grime. DULUX gives longer lasting protection and beauty where beauty is needed. If you have costly plant equip ment to protect--if you have a product for which you want another selling advantage, or a home for which you desire last ing beauty and protection, look to DULUX, DU CO or many .other duPont finishes.Use them. Rely on them. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Finishes Division, W ilmington, Delaware. u. s t ai o" DULUX KKG. U.S. PAT. OFF. for industry and home Just try to hurry your sister! r et t y is dripping with water--but There's no reason, of course, why she B Brother Joe is dripping with in should know the part that chemical dignation. He; has to meet his "date" research plays in this bath-taking. But in twenty minutes, and Betty has been the soap is scented with a Du Pont bathing for the last half hour. (That's aromatic,and the curtain fabric is made what Joe says, anyway.) of "Acele," Du Pout's acetate yarn. Inside the shower curtain, Betty is Even the water that cascades over blissfully forgetful of time, lost in the her smooth shoulders has arrived by luxury of steaming spray and the way of aqueducts that pierce rocky creamy suds of her fragrant gardenia hills through the constructive power soap. of dynamite. Such a little incident in the day--# bath. Yet it is a good example of the way research chemists constantly add to your enjoyment by means of useful Dii Pont products. fBETTER THINGS Of BETTER LIVING mm...THROUGH CHEMISTRY *1*. II t *11 oil Producers of Chemical Products since 1802 11 'ilm ington, Dclaware Listen to "The Cavalcade of America* every Wednesday evening, 8 P. ME. S. 7\, over Columbia broadcasting System PRINTED IN U. S. A.