United States Naval Academy - Lucky Bag Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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BEST FOR BOATS INTERLUX FINISHES . . . stay beautiful Interlux Finishes have everything ... beauty, tasting protection, eose of application and extreme d.robility. Formulated , or use, they res.st wear ond v eather and can ( M««lNEXf«INIS. be scrubbed as clean as a porcelain dish. ' -- The yachtsman who finds them so satisfactory WRITE PC for his lopsides, decks, spars, bri ght work and COLOR CA interiors, will also find them outstanding for use in bathroon kitchens and on woodwork, porch floors and furniture. IntGrnalional Paint Company. Inc. 1 145 Annunciotlon St., New Orle 105 West. 2nd WORLD ' S LARGEST S. Linden Ave,, S, So o. • 6700 Pock Ave., Montreal, Oue. , Voncouver, B. C. RINE PAINT MAKERS ,vs teccdcc ' that counfs . . . . . whether it ' s the long poss thai wins the ball game or the manufacture of quality electro-mech- anical servo components. Now more than ever. In- dustry and the Armed Ser- vices are calling upon the Belock organization to sup- ply that extra measure of quality that is necessary for precision servo units. The Armed Services and Indus- try must have the best . . . . . . the best means Belock electro-mechanical servo components. cotolog avoilable upon request. £ W ' P • 4 ' 5%r ! f f ya i K COLLEGE POINT NEW YORK THE SKILL THAT LIES IN A MAN ' S HANDS Some men have a ' touch . But ask anyone of them to define this skill . . . and he can ' t. He just knows he has something. Something that makes his cabinet ... or his turbine ... or his cloth ... or his garden a little bit better. At Bendix Radio we seem to have attracted men who have this touch . . . this intangible something that ' s so essential, in our case, to the making of fine electronic equipment. Together they make lifeguarding and money saving equipment. In Aviation, it ' s dependable airborne and ground station navigational aids for the great commercial airlines, the military establish- ments and for executive aircraft. On the ground their handiwork is revealed in economical 2-way mobile radio systems for railroads, police and fire departments, taxicabs and for rolling units involved in industrial materials handling. When you think in terms of any electronic equipment from airborne radar, to a walkie- talkie.. .think of Bendix, the name millions trust. i lf. •R»9. U. S. Pol. Off. PRODUCT OF BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION • BALTIMORE 4, MARYLAND 618

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BEST WISHES TO OUR NAVY FROM General Steel Products Corporation STEEL EQUIPMENT NAVY AND MARINE LOCKERS — SHELVING — CABINETS — BOXES — STEEL SPECIALTIES Executive Offices and Factory — 131-33 Avery Ave. FLUSHING. NEW YORK LORAL ELECTRONICS CORP. 794 EAST I40TH STREET NEW YORK 5 4. N Y □ ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ElECTRO-MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SERVING THE ARMED FORCES is our most important business. The Clifford Company maintains the largest technical facility of its kind in the aircraft heat exchanger held. Its Wind Tunnel Laboratory is foremost in developing solutions for aircraft heat-exchange prob- lems, including lubricating oil cool- ing and control of temperature in such vital areas as radar and equipment compartments, bomb bays, cockpit, cabin and cargo com- jiartments, as well as for wing and empennage anti-icing. Clifford Manufacturing Company, v 175 Ipswich Street, Boston, Mass. ... n... .■..-.. -r Standard Thomson Corp. From Warships to Rockets to the Nautilus Half of World War II warships were equipped with propulsion piping by the M. W. Kellogg Company. Now, in addition to producing booster rockets for Navy aircraft, Kellogg has been closely associated with the design of critical power piping for the Nautilus and the Sea Wolf. To master temperature pressure and chemicals use M. W. KELLOGG pipiitf: and process equipment The M. W. Kellogg Company, 225 Broadway, ISeu York 7, V. Y. (A SUBSIDIARY OF PULLMAN INCORPORATED) 620