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sales mgr., protective packaging div., Michigan Carton Co., Battle Creek, Mich. He will aid in developing the sales program for Michigan Carton's new icecream carton.

Joseph E. Lang: to district sales mgr., Hoboken, N.J., plant, Hinde & Dauch, Div. West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.,

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Robert Wicklund: from sales mgr., pulp-and-paper div., Potlatch Forest, Inc., to mgr. cartonboard sales, East Texas Pulp & Paper Co., Silsbee, Tex.

R. Taylor: from mgr., Eastern div., Industrial Adhesives, Ltd., to div. sales mgr., Griswold Engineering, Ltd., maker of packaging machinery, Montreal, Canada.

Andrew J. Zelle: from director of packaging research, Connecticut Chemical Research Corp., to consultant member of engineering staff, Valve Corp. of America, Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Zelle will work on new production and packaging techniques.

H. I. Silversher: to tech, director, International Coatings Co., Culver City, Calif. The company makes coatings and adhesives for paper, film, foil and other materials.

Obituaries

Dr. W. Hale Charch, director of the Pioneering Research Laboratory, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del., died July 25 at his home in Chadds Ford, Pa. He was 60. Dr. Charch directed the research that led to the development of moistureproof cellophane in 1927, two years after he joined the company. His later research work helped bring about Du Pont's "Orion"� acrylic fibre and "Dacron"� polyester fibre.

George W. Donald, 60, died July 25 after a long illness. At the time of his death, he was director of sales for the Western-Waxide Div., Crown Zeller-bach Corp., San Leandro, Calif. Mr. Donald, who joined the company in 1928, was appointed director of sales in 1956.

Charles E. Maskrey, who retired last spring as Midwest sales mgr. of Knox Glass, Inc., Knox, Pa., died on July 16. He was 68. Mr. Maskrey had been associated with Knox in various sales capacities since 1924.

F. C. Chenault, retired _⅜ mgr. of the Memphis bag plant and sales div. of Bemis Bro. Bag Co., St. Louis, died July 23. Mr. Chenault joined Bemis as a salesman in 1916. He had been mgr. of the plant from 1947 to 1957.

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