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FILE NAME: Chrysler (CHR) DATE: 1944 June DOC#: CHR122 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Chrysler Ad in Heating & Ventilating Trade Journal A KOKTKLY XACAXIXE ro MOnittKI XXD COKTMCTOU COXCDOTED WITH cofoce* cull. D T o u rm iJ U . a x t w u i o r i o x . tX3 Heating Ventilating ~-- r c o x o m o x tx a . aucraaciuLTTox. n n x a , Kzsaxxxu. Y ra rn u in o * j PuliliiheA. THE INDUSTRIAL PRESS Presldont ROBERT B. LU C H A R S Vice-President and Treasurer EDGAR A . BECKER Secretary ERIK BERG iiaiMiL S ia j^ Editor CLIFFORD STROCK Associate Editor N. N. WOLPERT JduIuH tf 9rtyuttaiiati H EA T IN G AND VEN TILA TIN G Is published monthly by The Industrial Press a t M8 Lafayette Street. New York 13. N. Y . Yearly sub scription in the United States. Spain. South America. Moxico. and Canoda, $2.00: in all other coun tries. $3.00. Single copies 30 cents. Entered os second class matter. April 18. 1925. at the Post Office. New York. N. Y ,, under the oct of Mc-ch 3. 1879. A-io&dUitUf Q.&pA&i*aiiu&i Eastern Representatives DW IGHT CO O K HARRY J . TWINE U8 Lafoyette Street New York 13. N. Y. Western Representative GEO RGE G . TURNER 228 North La Salle Street Chicoao I. III. 2tC laxan MEMBER 8uru of Orcut.lioo A j t o c u le o Bulina ss P * p * ft CONTENTS F O R J U N E , ,, 4 4 V O L U M E 41 NU MB E R 6 D u i t C o lle c tin g S y s t e m in G u n s t o e k P l a n t ............................. ........................ 51 &cn}*min S. ISnlin G r in d in g W h e e l Q u a lit y I m p r o v e d by C o n tro lle d A i r ................................ 55 / . C. JSticr O u s t a s a n I n d u s t r i a l H e a l t h H a r a r d . ...................................... 2 . . > _ x ,. . 57 F. W. RutcMntn ' V e n til a ti o n f o r W a ld l n g B oo th* . . . . t ............*. r, A if. . R n m ist \ . . Q .j /[............... * 82 ' " ! V e n til a ti o n f o r R a d iu m Dial S t o r a g e . . . s . . . .................................... . . . . . . ' 84 Off A g ain , On A g a i n ............................................ ......................................................... 64 J*kn ]. lVtlcndcn Blueprint of Po*t-W ar R ealities-- Coal for Heating and S t e a m G e n e r a t i o n ............ ......................................................................................... 85 Irwin X . R o t m i n S o m e N o te s on R a d i a n t H e a t i n g .......................................................................... 81 T. W. Rtrntlds W e a t h e r O b i e r v c r * H a v e D ifficulties ................................................................. 81 C e n tr a l P l a n t H e a t* <5 B u i l d i n g s .......................................................................... 82 F. B. BoUinfrwcrtk B uilding B razil ............................................................................................................... *. M W a s h i n g t o n N e w s .................................................................................. ........................ 86 Lsrm[ F. Ovcrmrn N e w s of th e M o n th ......................................................................................................... 88 B rief R eview * ........................................................................ 80 N e w s of E q u i p m e n t a n d M a t e r i a l s ...................................................................... 82 D e g re e -D a y s f o r A p ril, 1844 ...................................................................................... 100 W i t h t h e M a n u f a c t u r e r s ............................................................................................. 104 R e fe r e n c e D a ta 271-272 ............. 104 P e r s o n a l s s n d P e r s o n n e l ............................................................................................. 107 G e ttin g P e r s o n a l ............................................................................................................. 110 A rm y -N av y " E H A w a r d s ............................................................................................. 110 N ew C atalo g * ........................................................................................................... 111 I n d u s t r l s l D e g re e -D a y s f o r A p ril, 1844 ......... *................................................. n o C om ing E v e n ts ................................................................................................................. 113 Ccoyr ight. 1944. by The Industriol Press NEXT MONTH'S ISSUE Process r'lNnt; is a s ubj ect t h a t r eaches out into many Industrie. S u r u n c V. itli our Jul y issue H a r ry D. Unwin, of Al ber t K*hn Associa'*-! Arr lil tects E ngi ne er s. Inc., scili 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. 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! BU Y W AR BONDS 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. JU N E , 1944, HEATING AND V ENTILATING