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Inventions Wanted
By Armed Forces
Eighty new problems and fifty
revised problems, challenging the
ingenuity of inventors, industry
and science, are outlined in the
1958 supplement to “Inventions
Wanted by the Armed Forces,” is
sued by the National Inventors
Council of the U. S. Department
of Commerce. William H. Flood,
manager, Seattle Field Office of
the Department of Commerce,
reports copies of this new supple
ment are available without cost
from' this office at 809 Federal
Office Building, Seattle 4.
Typical of problems listed on
which ideas and inventions are
needed are the following: aircraft
fuel safety system, static dis
charge system for helicopters, un
der water ignition system compo
. nents, artificiaLelectric eels, mica
substitute for high temperature
dielectric applications, photomag
netic processes, flaw detection in
ceramics, method of stress relief
in large welded structures, high
temperature magnetic material,
new methods for rapid discharge
of ship cargo, etc.
This “Inventions Wanted” book
let offers suggestions on submis
sion of ideas or inventions for con
sideration by the National Inven
tors Council. All material submit
ted is held in strict confidence by
the Council, and all possible safe
guards are imposed to protect
inventor’s rights. Creative Amer
icans will find few ways by which
they can be of greater service to
their country than by applying
their inventive talents to these
problems of defense.
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