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A scientist, the son of a minister Carl Pfanstichl of Highland Park follows pretty much what his father, Albertus A. Pfanstichl, once said in only construct something than when he indulges in mere destruction." The patent office announces Pfanâ€" stichl inventions so regularly that States and wrh have been issued to him. , Pfanstiehl, engaged entirely in research work since he resigned as president of the Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation of North Chicago, is in his proper element. He acts as consultant on largely on chemical, metallurgical, and radio development as well as applied physics. His patents have been on electriâ€" cal, chemical, and metallurgic proâ€" cesses including the process for manufacturing tungsten and molybâ€" denum for electric contact points and radioâ€"telephone instruments. During the World war he did speâ€" cial research for the war and mediâ€" cal departments of the government. He is also the author of various arâ€" ticles on ignition apparatus, radio theories, and bioâ€"chemical subjects, and a book entitled, "Ignition," pubâ€" lished in 1912. The research engineer was born in Columbia, Mo., and became a student at Armour Institute of Technology, where he was graduâ€" ated in the class of 1908. The Pfanâ€" stichl Electrical laboratories were founded by him in 1907 to manuâ€" facture gas engine ignition coils, Xâ€" ray apparatus, and various metalâ€" lurgic products on the basis of his United States patents. The name of the company changed to Pfanâ€" stiehl company, Inc., in 1919 and today is known as the Fansteel Meâ€" tallurgical corporation. . (Many readers will recall the North Chiâ€" cago plants as the site of strikes headlined in newspapers sometime ago.) _A new factory, when the name was changed, was built to make ductile tungsten, metal prodâ€" ucts, and rare metals such as tantaâ€" lum and molybdenum. It was in the next year, 1918, that he began to devote his time to research direction in the Special Chemicals company (now the Pfanâ€" stiehl Chemical Company of Waukeâ€" gan), which he organized to make rare biological chemicals not before manufactured in this country. A division of this company, known as A Christmas Institute for teachâ€" ers of children will be held at the Chapel St. Christian church, Wauâ€" kegan, on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 25, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Christmas Institute for Church Teachers in Waukegan Nov. 25 This meeting is under the direcâ€" tion of Mrs. 8. W. Degner, of Diaâ€" mond Lake, chairman of the Chilâ€" dren‘s Work Committee of the Lake County Council of Religious Educaâ€" tion. Miss Lottie Fitch, of the Chiâ€" cago Grade Union, a specialist in handwork, will present Christmas tivities and speak on Christmas stories. Another feature of the afâ€" ternoon program will be the presenâ€" tation of Christmas music and songs for children, by Mrs. James Will of Grayslake. A _ roundâ€"table discussion on Christmas observance in the chilâ€" dren‘s departments of the Sunday school will be led by Miss Irene Rockenbach, secretary of the counâ€" cil. "Till Tomorrow, I Will Spare Your Lover‘s Life." King Zog, former ruler of Albanna, spoke these words to a woman he wanted for his queen. Read what happened in a double page, illustrated feature his American Weekly, the magazine disâ€" tributed with next Sunday‘s Chicago Heraldâ€"American. Personality Preview $22 N. First St, _ Phone 77 DAHL‘S for a about UBUAL PEBOPLE for was set up in 1922. Mr. Pfanstichl i the University Club of Chicago and national scientific bodies, American can Physical society, Western Soâ€" Living at 614 Wood Path Ave., he has four children, Cody, Alfred, Rose Cary!, and Grace. His father was the author of "Culture and Reâ€" ligion," "Home Life," and "William the Silent and His Times." OM 30590 ="0pMHOmM 710 m1Or ®"0m®®©0m®=10m®â€"0m®=®=#10m"4] * SALADA TEA x * ««a" 3 . 180C‘ 42 35¢ Whole or Shank Half .....â€".... . .Ib. I to 8 Ihs. average ..............â€" Round or Bwies .............. ... â€" Switch to Stewarts for your Holiday enterâ€" taining and watch your guests beam. CHOCOLATE MINT PATTIES These Prices for November 22â€"242% PRIME BEEF STEAKS Bremner Bros. Specials â€" KEX E$ d Ormummmâ€"=<6mOpotâ€"uu o NOT A TABLESPOON _ PORK LOINS LEG O‘ LAMB ««‘ 35¢ B n 69c MEAT S Dr; Ernest Volwiler bott Laboratory will be the guest| speaker on the Current Affairs proâ€" gram next Wednesday evening, interesting and profitable evening is assured for those who attend. Attendance at. classes has been holding up very well this term. We have had an average attendance of more than 75 per cent of the total registration. 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