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Show Kennecott Is INSIDE THIS JINGLE BELL GIFT BOX Partnerin Titanium Co. is in all likelihood the most remarkable Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. and Kennecott Copper Corp., whose Utah Copper Division oper ates the Bingham Canyon copper mine, two concentrating mills and a refinery, announces a decision to form a new company to pro duce and sell titanium metal. Charles R. Cox, president of Kennecott, and Fred J. Emme rich, president of Allied Chem, ical indicated that plans for the new metal company call for an initial investment of $40 million and further expansion as indus try demands develop. They stated that the new company would be equally owned by the parent whisky you've ever tasted... " I i T!StS "I ! TtSM 1$ The d am INC. GIVE AS GOOD AS YOU SERVE ) that... of all the fine whiskies made in Kentucky, and these are the world's best, mi V Early Times Christmas Is Merry Only When It's Safe: Holiday Warning WEBSTER'S, 7951 S. State, Midvale AM AM 11 is so good themselves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over all other straight whiskies. You know you'll enjoy a bourbon with a recommendation this good. Kentuckians Friday, December 21. 1956 COPY 5c SECTION 2 Former Patrolman Is New Field Man For Safety Council Don't risk seeing stars when you try to hang a star on the top of your Christmas tree. This warning comes from the National Safety Council, because Christmas accidents contributed to the 14,000 deaths from home falls last year. local groups and agencies on safety matters, and will act as consul- tant for the cities participating in the annual inventory of traffic safety activities program. The lat ter service is for the purpose of evaluating the over-al-l traffic accident prevention program, with and the objective of improving its general holiday season brings many fall hazards placing decorations, The appointment of Vasco toys underfoot, boxes and wrappings laid "temporarily" on stars, Laub, Salt Lake City, as field rep resentative of the Utah Safety slippery walks outside. Council, has just been announced. Another danger of the holiday Laub recently resigned from the season is fire. Utah Highway Patrol to accept In addition to his long service The Chrismas tree, filled with the council position, after 20 with the patrol, Mr Laub's career includes broad military experUse a sturdy stepladder, place natural pitch and resin, is one of years of service with the patrol. it as close to the tree as possible, the most combustible objects Laub's appointment is the first ience, from which he was released program after the Korean War with the and be careful when you reach known," the Council says, "and step in the stepped-uof the council to provide greater rank of colonel. His military ca- so al is can it burn it quickly for the farthest branch. assistance to local areas through reeer was highlighted with two The council points out that the most impossible to extinguish the the state for organized safety years of service as Provost Marflames by ordinary methods. In out He will also be avail shal of Tokyo, Japan, in which promotion. plant work and market develop case of fire, call the fire depart able for special meetings with capacity he directed the activities ment of an iodide process for the mont immediately." of 35,000 police officers and the To help prevent Christmas tree dangle into production of titanium with spe light sockets where establishing of numerous safety fires, the Council offers eight they can cause a short circuit and organizations m that area. cial properties. While with the Highway Patrol, flash fire. Titanium, sometimes called the simple precautions: l. Buy a fresh tree. Be wary 7. Do not operate electric trains Laub's duties included assignment "wonder metal of the Jet age," is !three times as strong as alumi of trees sold as "fireproof." And or other electrical toys, which as an instructor at patrol training school and similar responsiboli-tie- s num and 45 lighter than steel. don't attempt to flameproof may spark, under tree. at the regional traffic schools ratio Christmas trees with chemical so 8. Take tree down when needles Its high strength-to-weigh- t sponsored by the Utah Safety lutions. at temperatures up to 800 degrees start to fall. Dispose of old trees Council. 2. Keep your tree in a cold in areas outdoors nev fahrenheit will make it an important metal for commercial air place until ready to use it. Before er in furnaces, stoves or fire People who are living beyond planes. In aircraft of the future, setting up the tree, saw off diag places, because they burn with al their income should begin acting of air frame onally at least an inch of trunk most explosive violence. as much as 75 their wage. from and place base in fabricated weight may be titanium. The metal is also ex- ing holder. Keep water reservoir pected to play an important role filled. 3. Locate tree well away from in military aircraft and in the missle radiators, television pro- fireplace, guided sets, powerful electric lights and gram. In addition to its defense use, other sources of heat. 4.Use only electric lights, and titanium has great potential for general commercial application. be sure they bear the UnderwriTHE Its lightness, strength, and high ter's Laboratories label. Check resistance to all types of corro- wires for defects and loose sockPRICES sion have given it a rapidly ex- ets before putting on tree. on 5. Too many light circuits panding market. The new corporation will be one outlet may overload house Back separate from Quebec Iron and wiring and blow a fuse. Reduce conor if this load is the which happens, Titanium Corp., partly owned by Kennecott and which nect part to another circuit oumines and processes irontitanium tlet Never increase size of fuse, ore to produce pig iron and titan or substitute a penny for a blown ium slag. The slag is one of the fuse. 6. Be sure ends of metallic icstarting materials for titanium icles or other decorations do not pigment and titanium metal. p fire-saf- I IV Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR BY MAIL SINGLE Number 51 16 PAGES TWO SECTIONS THIS SECTION 8 PAGES Volume XXIII mentary technological resources and experience of the parent com panies in chemical processing and metal fabricating. A new continuous process developed by Allied Chemical's Solvay Process Divi sion will be employed in which sodium is used to reduce titanium titracholride to titanium sponge. Allied Chemical has also developed an improved process for the manufacture of titanium tetracorporations. chloride which permits the use of A plant will be constructed at titanium slag as the raw material. a site to be announced shortly. Kennecott's subsidiary, Chase Production of titium tetrachlo Brass & Copper Co., Inc., has de ride, titanium sponge, and titan veloped processes for melting and ium billets is expected to start fabricating titanium and these late in 1958. will be employed in the new opThe new venture will make it eration. The new company is ex-to undertake further pilot possible to utilize the comple-'pecte- r IDVALE SENTINEL e water-contai- w long-rang- e FOR LOWEST GROCERY SET Jm- a - r wxmJ3' r.f--' KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY I 86 PROOF LOUISVILLE 1, KY. 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