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Oil Mill Gazetteer OFFICIAL ORGAN of the NATIONAL and TRI-STATES OIL MILL SUPERINTENDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONS Oil Mill Gazetteer OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE NATIONAL AND TRI-STATES OIL MILL SUPERINTENDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONS As Near As Your Phone PROVED RESULTS on EXSOLEX OIL MILLS 0 If you are considering the purchase of a solvent See for yourself how Exsolex profitably extracts extraction plant, you owe it to yourself to see nearly any oleaginous material leaving a resi­ results of the particular system you want to dual oil in the meal as low as .5% depending buy. Results of Exsolex oil mills are as near as upon the material processed. Learn how easy your phone. A call to the V. D. Anderson it is to adapt Exsolex to any number of oil Company w ill arrange a trip through a nearby bearing materials . and to your own particu­ Exsolex p la n t. for these solvent systems are lar requirements. Pick vip the phone, give us operating successfully all over the Nation . a call today. in the East, W est, North and South . and *Trade Marks Reg. in U. S. Pat. Off. even abroad. THE V . D. ANDERSON COM PANY 1980 W. 96th St. * Cleveland 2, Ohio 'A it* & Expellers* Solvent Extraction APRIL ANDERSON ex,o /.x * 1953 f j ----- Price 25c ^ m eO U m WORLD’S LARGEST 7 suppliers o r \ % ; OIL EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT Evaporation Curve 1 2 3 4 a more even evaporation curve PER PER CENT EVAPORATED ith its narrower boiling range (151-156°) You get low solvent losses with Amsco Hexane because of Amsco’s closely controlled narrow boiling range, high initial boiling point, and low dry end point. You also get freedom from residue and odor, and a high, fast rate of extraction. There are other good reasons for using Amsco Hexane to cut the costs and improve the quality o f your extrac­ tion process. Amsco serves all 48 states promptly and intelligently from strategically located refineries, bulk Method: 1 cc. Amsco Hexane plants and distribution centers. To assure its purity, in open disk ® 90°F. Amsco Hexane is delivered in tank cars and special con­ tainers used for this purpose only. Samples, technical data and prices available on request Write our Chicago office, 230 North Michigan Avenue, Dept. OM-92. Representative tests of A m sco H exane . ♦ A.P.l. Gravity (60° F) 7 5 .0 Specific Gravity (60° F) .6 8 5 2 Pounds/gallon (60° F) 5 .7 0 3 A.S.T.M Distillation I.B.P. 1 5 1 ° F. American Mineral 5 0 % 1 5 4 ° F. 9 0 % 1 5 4 ° F. Spirits Company D ry Point 1 5 6 ° F. CHICAGO, 230 North Michigan Avenue Vapor Pressure ® 100° F, psia 5 .0 NEW YORK • LOS ANGELES 3 0 plus Color, Say bolt ATLANTA • BOSTON • BUFFALO ■ CARTERET • C(NC(NNATt - CLEVELAHO • OETROtf FT. M D t Corrosion pass GRAND RAPIDS • HOUSTON • INDIANAPOLIS • MILWAUKEE - NEW ORLEANS • PHILADELPHIA PORTLAND ■ PROVIDENCE • SAN DIEGO • SAN FRANCISCO • ST. LOUIS • TOLEDO • TORONTO, CANADA Doctor Test sw eet A cid ity not a c id All specifications shown are typical of general control specifications and subject to minor fluctuations. ApriL 1953 OIL MILL GAZETTEER Page 3 Oil Mill Gazetteer Sign of a Complete Line Volume 57 April, 1953 Number 10 OIL MILL Published monthly by the Oil Mill Gazetteer Wharton, Texas SUPPLIES Official Organ of the National Oil Mill Superintendents Association and the Tri-States Oil Mill Superintendents- Association Riechman- Crosby Co. S-A SWIVELOADER Loads and trims box cars, or throws to storage bins and piles. Easily operated by one man. OFFICERS AND EDITORIAL STAFF K E W ANEE Hydraulic H. E. W ilson, W harton, Texas Editor Both are engineered Truck Dumpers Jane Inez G ordon, 19 South Tucker, A pt. 15, for easy operation Memphis, Tenn. ............... .....Associate Editor and dependable performance. Overhead Burns H. Hamlett, West Coast Representative, 2301 East 52nd St., Los Angeles 58, Calif. Truck Lifts Floyd Carpenter, Southwest Reporter, P. O. Box 742, Waxahachie, Texas We specialize in Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Elevating and Wharton, Texas, under Act of Congress of March, 1879 Conveying Equipment The Oil Mill Gazetteer does not necessarily endorse all the opinions expressed in contributions appearing 'Screw Conveyors herein. As the o ffic ia l organ o f the N ational Oil Mill Speed Reduction Units Superintendents Association and Tri-States Oil Mill Superintendents Association, this journal carries of­ •Conveyor Pulleys ficial communications and articles concerning the Rubber Covered activities of the association, but in all other respects the associations are not responsible for what appears Conveyor Belts in these pages, including opinions to which expres­ sion is given. •Conveyor Chains •Motors Subscription, $2.00 a year in advance. All Foreign Subscriptions $4.00 per year. Come In—-Wire or Call for Prompt Service Advertising rates furnished upon application. Executive and Editorial offices: Wharton, Texas P. O. B ox 1180 Riechman-Crosby Co. Published in the interest of Cottonseed Oil Mills and 223 S. Front Street Memphis, Tenn. all other Vegetable Oil Processors. Phone 5-2461 (L. D. 355) • • . ^ v>' PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS Page 4 OIL MILL GAZETTEER April, I953 YOUR PROFIT STARTS in the LINT ROOM and SEPARATING ROOM Let Us Help You With Our Free Service On New Or Old Equipment CARVER DUAL MOTOR or GROUP DRIVE • LINTERS 176 SAW or 141 SAW REBUILDING to 176 SAWS • LINT BEATERS 3 high lint cleaners • GUMMERS the proven tru-line gummer • HULLERS PERFECTION CENTRAL CONCAVE SHAKERS — PURIFYING TYPE HULL and SEED SEPARATORS • SEPARATORS HULL BEATERS MEAT PURIFIERS CARVER COTTON GIN CO. MEMPHIS DALLAS A TL A N T A FRESNO 3 3 4 2 S. M a p l e A ve. 146 E. B u t l e r S t . 3200 C a n t o n St. F o s t e r S t . PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS Oil Mill Gazetteer OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE NATIONAL OIL MILL SUPERINTENDENTS' ASSOCIATION and TRI-STATES OIL MILL SUPERINTENDENTS’ ASSOCIATION W est Coast Superintendents Section By BURNS H. HAMLETT harmonious. Picture bulbs flashing. Sitting around, REMEMBER THE DATES dancing, talking and a good time was had by all. Finally leaving to go to other places, some to their 7th WEST COAST DIVISIONAL MEETING rooms to rest, others to see the sights. Tiny’s for Place — PHOENIX, ARIZONA waffles, with music, singing and laughter. So to bed. Dates — MARCH 19-20-21, 1954 Comes the dawn. Dash downstairs for breakfast. Up Hotel Headquarters — To Be Announced to the registration desk. Opening of the meeting. Ladies all getting door prizes — radios, toasters, steam irons, hair dryers, clocks, deep fat cookers, TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO and costume jewelry from Mexico. Ladies all leaving for their bus tour. Meeting progresses, very nice and Up with the birds to finish packing, loading up informative. Meeting over, and downstairs for lunch. the car and making last minute preparations for the trip. Picking up additional people that were also Ladies taking bus tour of San Francisco, over the going along and finally arriving at the Union Station Golden Gate bridge, over into Marin County, back to be greeted by the Meeting Chairman. Check the over the bridge through San Francisco and over the baggage all into one pile, which was ably handled Bay bridge to the University of California. Around and trucked away and stored on the train, with no the beautiful campus and over to the Hotel Clare­ bother. Meeting all the other friends that were going mont. Time out for a little refreshment, back into the to make the trip. Last minute cups of coffee. Mrs. busses and return to the hotel, in time for the Ruby Crossno, losing her pocketbook in the station. Ladies’ Luncheon and Auxiliary meeting. Wonderful All aboard. Being greeted by the train agent. Ticket lunch, with nothing left on the plates. Business taker looking for Papa for all the tickets in his meeting conducted, two new officers appointed. Pic­ group. Finally on our way, with beautiful sunshine. tures taken. Meeting over, and window shopping and Viewing all the wonderful scenery en route. Canasta shopping in and around Chinatown and the city. cards and tables all going. Music by our Dorothy Beautiful weather and ideal for walking around the Murray and Jack Brooks, who serenaded us from city, seeing the sights and riding the cable cars. time to time. Time out for more breakfast and lunch. Men taking a bus tour to Cargill, Inc., to see the The hecklers doing a wonderful job of watching the solvent extraction plant. Taking it all in and marvel­ card players. A few sleepy heads trying to catch ing at the wonderful system and the cleanliness of 40 winks. The happy talk and laughter, viewing the the plant. Fast tour of the city, passing by J. D. ocean from the train. Finally San Francisco. Nothing Christian Engineers, and Enterprise Engine and to worry about. Baggage all taken care of. Bus meets Machinery Co., back to the hotel for cocktails, put on us at station. Raining, well it never rains in Cali­ by those two companies, with Robert Christian and fornia, but in San Francisco that is a different story. W. F. Swall acting as hosts. Wonderful time, as well Arriving at the hotel to find many friends one had as a lot of business conducted. to give the group a royal welcome. Almost a brass Catching up with the ladies and going from room band. What a happy time, everyone seemed to know to room, the group growing larger with each stop. everyone, and if you didn’t you spoke anyway.
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