12/16/46 Celanese Celluloid Corp.
180 }ladison J, venue
New York, ~i. i..
12/17/46 Nixon Nitrogen Works
Nixon, New Jersey
1~/17/46 ?lax Corp.
Hartford, Conn.
Att: Hr. Griffith
12/17/46 Dewey & Al.my Chem. Co.
Cambridge, Mass.
Att: Mr. Isom
12/17/46 Dow Chem. Co.
MiC.land, Mich.
Advising this company Advising they do
of our desire to fabri- not believe ethyl
cate a balloon from plas- cellulose would
tic fi~ and our inter- work secondly that
est in ethyl cellulose they do not make
as a possible )lastic film only molding
fi~ to be used for ~owder - no litP.~~-
this construction. Re- ture available.
quest that literature
be supplied showing
low temperature char-
acteristics, tensile
strength, etc.
Same request made of
this company as with
Celanese Celluloid
Corp.
Advising that E. L.
Courmnd Co. , re-
commended by Plax,
had declined the
contract for fabri-
cation of balloons.
That Unexcelled Chem.
Corp. of New Bruns-
wick had agreed to
this fabrication and
sup?lied the necessary
shipping address for
the polyethylene.
Acknowledging receipt
of single and double
neck balloons. Double
neck balloons were
received with a single
neck plus a nub on the
top of the balloon.
Request to know
whether shipment was
in error and if so
what ~isposition to
be made.
Same req mst IM.de of
this company as that
made with Celanese
Celluloid Corp.
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Advising they only
make molding
powder.
None required.
Advising that nub
must be cut with
scissors in order
to get double neck.
Not received.