Jules Bebie

"... given to understand in some of the places that he was the first civilian to do so. Mr. Keene left London in August, expecting to join in Paris Dr. Jules Bebie, of the Monsanto Chemical Works, with whom the trip into Germany had beeji planned. Arriving in Paris, however, Mr. Keene found Dr. Bebie would be unable to join him. Through the Peace Commission and the commercial attache to the American Embassy in Paris, and by virtue of his credentials from Lonv don, Mr. ..."

"... a Boston hospital EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTION UP ST. United States ls in- a much -better position to produce explosives for military use than it was ln 1916, according to pr. Jules Bebie, professor of- chemical technology at Washington university. Ro told an engineering club that shortly the United- States plants would produce about pounds pl explosives day. help the 'sale of defense ..."

"... Professional Development, arrived at the University of Kansas this morning to Inspect the school of engineering. The committee is composed ot A. A. Potter, dean of engineering, Purdue University; Jules Bebie, chemical engineer, St. Louis, Mo.; Donald Derickson, A. S. C. E. official, Tulane University; A. S. langsdorf, dean of engineering, Washington University, St. Louie, Mo.; F. C. Bolton, school ef ..."

"... Pittsburgh, succeeding f Output Rising ST. LOUIS, Doo. Hm United States Is ia a ameh better position to produce explosives for military lt was ta 1918, according to Dr. Jules Bebie, professor of chemical technology at Washington University. He told na ea ring club that shortly tho States plants would produce abent pounds of per day. Victor Saudek. Other officers are ..."