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STERLING STEAM ECONOMY LEFTEIIS For Pumping Condensate at LOW Operating COST ^S-KSS WATER HEATERS ,, 'EHNS . ters. ere *................ -- d<hn.(liJS2ih NOISELESS! OPERATES ON EITHER STEAM OR AIR PRESSURE Sterling Engineering & Mlg. Corp. ITemplete* Mlg, Co.) MO Business St.. Hyde Pork. 36. MotsochuieMc EXTRA SERVICE STANDCO' PILLOW BLOCKS i/iA thm'i cur* TaAia la Iba* nitsed. murtaipS "Buodao" Rim DIacV*. Tier* neettr. oitt bnubtl t* iDifl EM . . , f*ea pndEM maalML . . . Bam Baa uottad faeli ftr maI MImanI . . , w>4 lit* euaen U K STEEL COLLARS l MllAni SP L- . ..._____________ ____ lid Bat Buck And mue ub the rum* Knurled fyat lSr-LoeMna BacHaSm Ber**- AnlUMa ta a full ruga ar Ban. IVtUs m ft to mm md MBm at mm mmI Mrr*UaMi /admlilAl PMMM*. Over 43 Taan h IoImu STANOARD PRESSED STEEL CO. JENKD4T0WN, SENNA., BOX 977 BMtoa . Cblaaga OetxWt ladlaataana im (m-i W H Rowand Becomes Chief Engineer ot B & W Babcock & Wilcoi Co named W H Rowand chief engineer at a recant board of director# meeting. The position la a new one created hjr the promotion of Alfred Idrflea to presidency of the eompeny (Power, May 1948, p 132). Rowand will assume most ol the engineering activities previously handled by lddlea. Rowand haa hecn with B & W for 19 yeara. He atudied mechanical engineering at Cornell University, cleu <( 1929, and .taler carried out poit-graduate work at Columbia Univeraity. During his years with the company, Rowand haa aerved in many engineering capacities and has been active in design and development of boilers. He is the author of a number of technical papers and is prominent in Metropolitan Section of American Society of Mecltanieal Engineers. Nlogarn Hudson Power Corp haa an* nounced plana for immediate eipansion of a ateam eleciric-genernling development at Dunkirk, N. Y, to a 2-unit tiaiion with .a total capacity of 160,000 kw. The first BO.OOO-kw unit, on which construction has already been started by fliifTaln Niagara Electric Corp, NffP subsidiary, fa sched uled in be completed by the fall of 1950. Two other units are being considered. The Dunkirk development is perl of a 5-year, 1125,000,000 construction program under taken by Niagara Hudson to meet future needs of customers and provide more re serve capacity. Two other steam electric-generating units at the system's Buffalo and Oswego plants are scheduled to add 160,000 kw to the system's power production late In 1948, Orders have also been plaeed for five new getieratnrt with a total capacity of 37,500 kw for Schoellkopf hydroelectric station at Niagara Falls. Projects under way and on order will add more than 350,000 kw to the system's powH-prnduciiig resources. DINGS rictangviu SUSPENDED . MAONIT ' wxm.i\n Removing tramp Iron from cool on a 42" single boll running Irotn a 638 II working )av] to the top ol a 73 ft tipple... dai llvering 1000 Iona el eoai pat hour .. . WITH THE MAGNET 19" FROM THE BELT...aaclass a It could be placed I Dings solved ft by building the world's strongest magnet, a triple pole design proved to have 200 GAUSS AT 24" FROM THE SURFACE! *A* That's the kind of "Magnetic Protoctloneeilng" Dings can give your magnetic requirement*. Backed by 50 yeate experience lo meeting... and beating... magnetic problems lot all In dustries. Dlngi con help you aimpiKy and eeonamtso on many difficult materials handling or Iron removal fobs, by the correct application of magnetic power. Thoro'e a Dlnga Magnetic Da vice lor every lilting, holding, separating or purifying fob. Tbore's a Dings engineer ready to help you eolve your ptob loins. Write for details. ' - DINO MAONinC SEPARATOR C& 4741 W. MtOa^H An, MISrovfcA* Dings 7 0WEB -I."* The Shaw Company has a total oi 3,000 employees working in ten States and in four foreign countries. ore vqfjgyb uiry>,i jllli them quitkly. depen Benjamin F. Shaw Company is quali fied lo pre-fabricate and erect piping any place. PKSIOIMT BENJAMIN f. SHAW COMPANY 2nd and Lombard Sfs., Wilmington 99, Dal. [KNOWN SINCE 1893 FOR HIGH-QUAUT.Y PIPING PRE-FABRICATION S INSTALLATION