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with [[underlined]] Potter and Bishop. Damard [[/underlined]] is within easy taxi-cab drive from station. No extra land disposable. About [[underlined]] 1 acre in all. Neat well built office building 
Other buildings rather crowded [[/underlined]] but some can be extended or additional stories put out. [[underlined]] Personel makes very good impression. No money has been wasted in installation.   Equipment good and well designed. Only criticism I have is decided smell of phenol vapors due to careless distilling, too hot. [[/underlined]] 
Same trouble as we had a few years ago in Perth Amboy.  Convinced [[underlined]] Potter of  necessity of remedying this danger to health of workmen. [[/underlined]]
Showed me a test in hot electric press, hot molding hot release without cooling of both Redmanol best and
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their new molding powder, which is [[underlined]] fully equal [[/underlined]] to Redmanol. He showed me very interesting samples of a new white molding mixture made after his recent [[underlined]] British patent using phenol + urea + formaldehyde. [[/underlined]] Material is [[underlined]] light proof, [[/underlined]] and molds well same as our usual molding mixtures and is light-proof. Important prospects for [[underlined]] many uses where bakelite is impossible now on account of not being white. [[/underlined]] They have started quite an outlet for transparent by casting in lead specially designed sections which after being sawed make [[underlined]] transparent handles for teapots [[/underlined]] quicker molded [[underlined]] by casting and sawing than in the hydraulic [[/underlined]] press. 
[[image: drawing of curved section from which the handles are made]]
Afterwards visited molding plant of (British) General Electric Company. This compa-