"Take a letter , Miss Smith" That's what you could be saying in a minute Or SO: But not just yet: Not until you ve read another story of XXX 6Y Ym2 technical achievement from the records of ICI research and development: This is a story of 39 dyestuffs-_~the "Procion dyestuffs that ICI chemists discovered in 1956. It was by n0 means ICI's first contribution to colour chemistry, for n0 less than 5 out of the 7 major dyestuffs discoveries of the last 35 years have come from the Company' $ laboratories. But the 99 "Procion' range has been bailed as the dyestuffs discovery of the century ~because it represents the culmination of years of searching for colours as stable and durable as the textiles to which they are 79 applied: ~Procions meet this need, in fabrics like cotton and linen, for they combine chemically with the fabric by becoming part of the molecule; basic structure of the fibre itself: Today, "Procion dyestuffs are making life better for textile dyers and printers all over the world. ICI research and development on which the Company spends more than �13,000,000 & year_~have done much to make life better in many different fields: And all the many fruits of ICI's experience are at your service. Call your secretary now "Take a letter, Miss Smith to Imperial Chemical Industries (N.Z ) Ltd" ICI IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (N.z ) LTD . PR.2.59
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 41, Issue 1054, 6 November 1959, Page 37
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