Masonry Magazine April 1964 Page. 16
Save 15% With Masonry
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300,000 structure will present fewer exposed walls at any one time to noise waves created by incoming and outgoing jets. Additional sound insulators will be double sash windows.
The three story school, scheduled for completion in late 1964, is being built for Saint Pius Tenth Parish and will have 24 classrooms, art and music rooms, a 500 seat cafeteria and a library seating 100. The 40,000 square foot building will be of open web joist construction with concrete slab floors. Student capacity will be 1200.
Air Absorbs Shock
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ture, the Goodyear bag can be repaired in the user's plant in no time at all and with inexperienced handlers. This feature has substantially reduced "out of service time. Other bags must be returned to the factory for repair, resulting in delay and extra cost.
Other important advantages: easier and faster installing compared to other methods of shoring; no skilled labor required; easily inserted into small openings (since pre-inflation is not required, bags may be used to fill "between cargo" voids as narrow as 2 inches).
One user of Goodyear's dunnage bags reports savings of 78 per cent on labor, 46 per cent on materials. Other users claim that the bags cost less than a dollar per trip per bag.
Old-fashioned freight car and trailer truck cargo shoring methods have become obsolete for many commodities. Simply stated, air's absorption qualities, when imprisioned in the rubber dunnage bag, save time, temper and money!
NATCO Report
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1956, inclusive, and a net loss of $44,496 resulting from razing of three plants during the year.
In a joint statement to shareholders, Chairman R. A. Shipley and Presid L. A. Bretz attribute 1963 results to unfavorable market conditions in the structural clay products industry. A serious market disparity between supply and demand, they said, contributed to intense price competition in which a "fair and equitable profit margin on sale of company products was not always possible."
The company, which celebrates its 75th anniversary during 1964, operates 11 plants in the United States and one in Canada. Its securities are traded on the New York and Pittsburgh stock exchanges.
CSI JOINT MEETING
The Chicago Chapter CSI held a joint meeting with the Chicago District Council of ASTM on Tuesday evening, March 24 at the National Design Center, Marina City, Chicago. Speakers were: Walter G. Anderson, Holabird & Root; Paul Klieger, Applied Research Section, PCA; C. H. Warren, Inland Steel Co., and W. Levelius, Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories.
"You know they're married when she looks at the dresses in the shop windows and he looks at the skirts on the sidewalk."
belt speed 400 ft. per minute... places materials up to 37 ft.... hydraulic raising mechanism... materials unload directly from truck
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