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BACK ISSUES OF THE AMERICAN POTATO JOURNAL

AND POTATO HANDBOOK
Back issues of the American Potato Journal Vols. 1 - 9 have been
reprinted by the Johnson Reprint Company, 111 Fifth Avenue, New York,
New York, 10003 and should be ordered from them.
Most back issues from Volume 10 to date are available at $10.00 per
volume for Volumes 10 through 15, and $6.00 per volume for volumes 16
through 44. (Add $1.00 per volume for foreign orders.)
Back issues of the Potato Handbook from Volume 1, 1956, through
Volume 10, 1965, excepting Volumes 2 and 8, are available at only 25~
per copy plus mailing cost. A few copies of Volume XI, 1966 are available
at $1.00 per copy. These low prices are set to move the surplus on hand.
These Handbooks contain some very valuable information and everyone
interested in potatoes should have a set for reference.-Ask your librarian
to get a set.
Order from The Potato Association of America, % Rutgers -- The State
University, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, New Bruns-
wick, New Jersey 08908.

PACKAGING MACHINERY SHOW

The many new and modified packaging machines scheduled for
showing at the P A C K A G I N G M A C H I N E R Y S H O W 67, set for
Atlantic City, N. J., September 18-21, has required expansion of the
show to nearly 160,000 net square feet of exhibit space - - the third step-up
since show plans for 1967 first were announced - - according to Richard
Wellbrock, president, Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute
( P M M I ) , which produces the show.
"The added area represents 32% more space than was used in the
1965 show," said Wellbrock, "and means that each of the more than
15,000 industry representatives expected to attend will get a one-third
greater machinery exposure than they did in the 1965 show."
More than 200 machinery makers will exhibit in the biennial event,
including a number of European firms.
The show had originally been scheduled for Philadelphia, but was
switched to Atlantic City. It will follow the Miss America Pageant, and
take place one week prior to the Baking Industry Exposition.
The P M M I show is managed by the institute's national office, which
has been moved to 2000 K Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.