Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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T ll E ll R 0 R E C E I V E Il FOI' Nine Years the acknowledged master of diflicult operating conditions NATIUNAL CIIMPANY, INC. I yk Rx THE OHIO STEEL FOUNDRY COMPANY LIMA, OHIO Are producing GOOD steel castings I which are serving the Nation on the LAND - on the SEA - and in the AIR GOOD - because of our ENGINEERS Q METALLURGISTS Q FOUNDERS . MACHINISTS PLANTS: LIMA AND SPRINGFIELD OHIO 522

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-if R0 UND THE CLOCK . . . EVERY hour in the 24-every day of the year-millions of Americans use, directly or indirectly, products mined and manufactured by The American Agricultural Chemical Company. For example: Your breakfast coffee contains sugar refined with bone-black made by A. A. C. Your luncheon and dinner consists of vegetables and fruits grown with A. A. C. fertilizers. The battery of your automobile, film in your camera, dyes in your clothing, dishes on your table, glass and brick in your home, steel in the tools or machinery you use, are manufactured by processes involving the use of American Agricultural Chemical Com- pany products. And at night you sleep between sheets laundered snowy white with A. A. C. trisodium phosphate. With 29 factories, 26 sales offices, and phosphate mines, The A. A. C. Co.- one of the oldest and largest fertilizer manufacturers-serves agriculture practically everywhere east of the Rockies, as Well as in Cuba and Canada. But that is only part of the story-for A. A. C. also serves the nation's principal manufacturing industries as well. A. A. C. MANUFACTURES all grades of Commercial Fertilizers, Superphosphate, Agrinite, Tankage, Bone Black, Gelatin, Glue Ground Limestone, Filler Dust, Crushed Stone, Agricultural Insecticides, Sodium Phosphates, Calcium Phosphates, Phos- phorus, Phosphoric Acid, Ammonium Carbonate, Sulphuric Acid, Salt Cake, and are importers andfor dealers in Nitrate of Soda, Cyanamid, Potash Salts and bulphate of Ammonia. A. A. C. MINES AND SELLS all grades of Florida Pebble Phosphate Rock. I you are in the market for these or related products, we would appre- ciate the opportunity to discuss your requirements. 'A' THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CU. 50 CHURCH STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. anim' Factories and Sales Ojices in 32 Cifies, as well as in Canada and Cuba - 4 -. Q, U OR FLEX and CRAPI-IIC AMERICAN-MADE CAMERAS 014 bbw, Aww, Aflac! mf! an Me Ala! THE FOLMER ORAFLEX CORPORATION ROCHESTER 8, NEW YORK, Ll. S. A. Industrial finishes for shells, bombs, gas masks, expeditionary containers machine tools, pigmented textile colors for camouflage nets, camouiiage cloth and other fab- , , aircraft wiring systems, aircraft plywood, 111- X ' -1 - - ictorious at Nb- Q Omit, Com mercietl I ron. orks pewfeweoieg EIIGIUGGRS ' SHIPBUILDERS 'ASHIP REPAIRS FOUFLDGRS ' lTlFlCHl,I'l.lS'I'S ' COHVGRSIOHS rics, printing inks, lithographing and rotogravure inks, coated Water-proof fabrics for the armed forces, oilcloth, pigments, titanium dioxide, carbon p a. p e r a n cl typewriter ribbons. I TERCHEIVIICAL CORPORATIO 350 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y. There are twengl-:zine factorier mu! Jeremy-eight hmncher of Inter- chemical Corpomtiofz and its .ruhrifliezvy and affiliated companies locate!! throughout the United States and Cazzezda.

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