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FILE NAME: Chrysler (CHRY) DATE: 1944 June DOC#: CHRY122 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Advertisement
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P u llu li* * THE INDUSTRIAL PRESS
President ROBERT B. LU C H A R S Vice-President and Treasurer EDGAR A. BECKER Secretary ERIK BERG
Editor
CLIFFORD STROCK
Associato Editor
N. N. W OLPERT
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H EA T IN G AND VENTILATING is published monthly by The Industrio! Press at 148 Lafayette Street. New York 13. N. Y. Yearly sub scription in the United States. Spain. South America. Mexico, and Canoda, $2.00: in all other coun tries. $3.00. Single copies 30 cents. Entered os second class matter, April 18. 1925. at tho Post Office. New York. N. Y,, under the oct of
Mc-ch 3. 1879.
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Eastern Representatives DWIGHT CO O K HARRY J. TWINE 148 Lafoyette Street New York 13. N. Y.
Western Representative G EO RG E G . TURNER 228 North La Salle Street Chicaao 1. HI.
CONTENTS F O R J U N E , 1 9 4 4
V O L U M E 41
N U MB ER 6
O ust C o llectin g S y rte m In G u n tto ek P la n t ...................................................... 51 Rett/writ S . S f till*
G rin d in g W heel Q u a lity Im proved by C ontrolled A i r ................................ 55
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D ust as an In d u strial H ea lth H a za rd . ...................................... -
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Ventilation for W aldlng
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V en tilatio n for Rad iu m D ial Sto rage ................................................................. ^
Off A g ain, On A g a i n ....................................................... ......................... ................... 84 J tin J. Wtolfcndcn
Blueprint of Po*t-W ar R e a litie s-- Coal for Heating and
Steam G en eratio n ...................................................................................................... Irwrn R . R e tm tn
Som a Note* on R a d ia n t H ea tin g .......................................................................... 81
T. W. R tjntldt W ea th er O b ae rv cr* H a v e D Ifflcu ltl** .................................................................... 81
C en tral P lan t H eat* <5 B u i ld i n g * ............................................................................. 82 F, BoLUmgrwcrtk
Building B ra zil .................................................................................................................... M
W aahington N ew * .............................................................................................................. 88 L*rm[ F. O verton
N ew* of the Month ........................................................................................................... 88
B rie f R eview * .......................................................................* .......................................... 80 N ew* of E q uip m ent and M a te ria l* ................ .............................. - ............... .. 92
D egree-D ay* for A p ril, 1 H t ........................................................................................ 1W W ith the M an u fa ctu rer* ............................................................................................. 104
R eference Data 271-272 .............
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P erso n a l* and P er*o n n e l ............................................................................................. 1 7
Getting P er*o n al ............................................................................................................. I 10
Arm y-N avy " E " A w a rd * ............................................................................................. 110
New Catalo g * ...................................................................................................................... 111 In d u rtrla l D egree-D ay* for A p ril. 1944 ......... *................................................. 113
Co mi n g E v e n t * .................................................................................................................... I 13
C c o y rig M . 1944. by The Industriol Press
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NEXT MONTH'S ISSUE
Procs* r'h-.nt; Is a subj ect t h a t r eaches out into many Industrie*. S t a r u n c v.lth our Jul y issue H a r ry D. Unwin, of Al ber t K*bn Associa" -'! Ar c hi t e ct s Engi ne er s. Inc.. ''111 p r es e nt the first of
CHRYSLER AIRTEMP
VARIABLE CAPACITY RADIAL COMPRESSOR
Wherever you find the famous Chrysler Airtemp Radial
Compressor . . . you'll find the ease of installation was
a pleasant surprise to the owners.
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Beautifully balanced, light in weight and practically free from vibration . . . you can balance a penny on it at 1750 R.P.M. . . . the Chrysler Airtemp Radial Com pressor, regardless of size, needs no special foundations.
This feature saves unnecessary construction costs--per mits location of compressor on an upper floor, the roof or wherever it is most advantageous. Eight years ago,
a big radio station even placed a 14 cylinder Chrysler Airtemp Compressor unit right over the sound-proof studios. It's still there . . . doing a superb job.
These days . . . with scarce manpower and a need for time-saving, efficient operations . . . industries and serv ices geared to the war program are turning to Chrysler Airtemp air conditioning and refrigeration units.
If you have a temperature-humidity control problem --put it up to Chrysler Airtemp. You'll find it pays!
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C H R Y S L E R ' A I R T E M P AIRTEMP DIVISION OF CHRYSLER CORPORATION .DAYTON, OHIO
Tun* In Major Bow vary Thurtday, CBS., 9 p. m E. W.T.
J U N E , 1944, H E A T IN G AND V E N T IL A T IN G