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m LOVEJOY L-R FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS ore Job-Fitted The cuthtao materiel I* tks type "A* coupling h eee of 4 ttofldard types de veloped to take up shock, dompea ra ttan, and correct Biiw^nmonl. Specials can be bod for vnnaaf oppficotiMS. With tko vide range of Uvejey typo*, fitted wftb the right euthioa moteHal far font pcrtfcubr oppticotloe, ve con pro* rfdit pev vitb the coupling w .Judy, cafe control of erarbead ond other ont-d-Tvoch velvet. Cdntfnote danger to emptoyeei; boahb the itepladder. Nov--tattoll ratm 007. where they should be, regardfou of eccet- liWIitT- Inexpensive BABBITT Sprocket Elms fit oil type* end moke* of Wire*, vtfb either rising or aon-riitag stent. I e 11011 e d quickly bf damping directly onto bond vhetl of toWo. Illnliurtes nakesklh cpporatn end ipeeioliy*de choia vheeh. 0WRIT! TOOAY BOB tOVI- tor CATALOG AMO *IUCTOO CHARTS TO AID IN TOUR UUCTtON. LOVEJOY FLEXIBLE COUPLIHQ CO. rn. f Uvtfvi VartaMs m* Truwmivi SOTO W. Loll* Stract, Chkoo* 44, Itlliwb m the PACKING that never sticks... s i.'. ALLPAX fa the packing that don the pecking job right. You ceo use it advantageously on hot or cold liquids or gases tod be assured of a leak* tight, scoring-free service which wifi save you time end money in mainte nance. Because ol its held of application, ALLPAX U a mriverial packing. ALLPAX never sticks because it is compounded in such e way as to pre vent it Thin flakes of tott-frlctioo metal and tiny scales of graphite are, imbedded all through long, tough fibres of asbestos. To this is added e special non-liquid, heatproof lubricant. Shafts and rods rotate os slide tmoothfy without scoring or sticking. ALLPAX it available in various diameters lot a wide range of stuffing box tires and is easily cut to exact length required and slipped Into place without waste. Available also in loose form for geoera! service. A trial a(ALLPAX will quitklj eotsvitstt yam that ALLPAX b the parking for your parking jobs. Your suartst dittributot tan supply you. FTftlLPflX COMPANY, INC. Momardneck# N. Y. 1 net sales manager. Bruce Heller (1 ^ Economy distributor (or western Mttkw with headquarters at Grand Rapids, taj Walter Ceiit has been elected to his leveiitkN term ss president of Alii**Chalmers HtjJ Co. All directors and officers were elected si the annual meeting. J C Artng^ has been promoted to consulting engiaq* s at Pittsburgh works. ^ Leeds A Northrup Co, Philadelphia, nouneea retirement of Fell* Wunsck,7i veteran of engineering staff and investor's! numerous circuits widely used in elrat^j eai measuring instruments, after nearly years with the company, Paul V since 1919 chop engineer, has retired eftaf nearly 46 years of service with the compi^ Chirk* H Johnson has been appoint manager of marine dept ef CombosUeT Engrg Co, New York Oily. G H KuecUer has been made assistant manager of expat $1di" Thomas C Wilson, Inc, Long Island Qiy 1, N. Y., has appointed five new aalce rep* seatativei covering western Texas, N.*M? and Arts.. Iowa and eastern Neb., S. C ttl western N. G-. eastern Tenn. tad kvtr peninsula territory In Mich. The nov *?s tentative! are: (U Steel A Engrg Prodaetjg 311 Mills Bldg, Q Peso, Texas (21 laier-S tato Machinery and Supply Co, 1006 Dvapjf las St. Omaha 8, Neb. (3) Plibrieo and Service Co. Box 1084, Charlotte. N/GSl, (4) Lefneri Engrg Co, 412 E 5(k AatSIJ Knoxville, Terra. (S) Klger Supply'iCSJI] 2842 W Grand BNd, Detroit, Mich. Thermoid Co hsa elected Carl Brack'vr a vice-president. ^ Charles W Msckell hat been appoiiSL manager of aalsa operations tar B*v^S Robber Dlv, Hewlu-Roblna, Inc* BeAura N. Y. In bla new position be will dltMiU home office tales of the dir, -91 Coorge J Hartnett, general superlntowpL of Barberton, Ohio plant el BabeoekWl WUeox Co,' ho* retired after IS yeanjtjl tervles with the company. Cecil H \Cf become* works manager in charge afjBii barton works and of Rust St plastf* Alliance. ' ,ta Babeoek ft Wilcox Tube Co, New.Y.j N. Y baa elected Luke E Sawyer f" live vice-president and s director. Hs over management duties following ' death of Peter D White, former prd^9i Paul J Ulnehmer has been named manager In charge of irmi/aciortflfl2| Beaver Palls, Pa., and Allisnce p}jl|| Alfred tddlea, president of Babcock dll cox Co, the parent company, also h*1 ^fr elected president of the tube firm. Baffg&i Is Wilcox Tube Co has sppoloted Inds^al. Supplies, Ltd, 744 Hastings WatL^Igjjl eouver, as its exclusive sales ""v1* British Columbia, Canada. Weal Pent) Power Co, Pltuhufl^, has appointed H D Psnton meehaek*! gineer. D H Johnson, central div ouu with headquarter* at Charleroi, I tired et his own request as of I haring reached retirement age. J V 176 151Sb) POWER Aurjvri' H'ich-stepping horse power in today's industrial plants needs tight*reined control. - Youcan harness this rampant high-voltage with E*M "Hi-Fuse"Control for motors from 2300 to 4000 volts. Horse-and-buggy doy practice was to provide no short circuit' protection. This was followed with a Urge, expensive, high-interrupting capacity switch. Contrast that with the new E-M "Hi-Fuie" Control aystem using the elements shown in the diagram at the right. "Hi-Fuse" does a thorough job of protecting end controlling your high voltage motors ... "Hi-Fuse" costs you less. In every way, it's a better buy! "Hi-Fuse" gives you these advantages: SHORT CIRCUIT PROTICTION--current limiting type high interrupting capacity power fuie* (up to 250,000 kva) cut off the short circuit current in a fraction of a cycle. Quick action u*s motor and control from damage. MOTOR PROTICTION--the current limilinefuse* provide ntne of disconnecting the motor from the line, as shown In the photo above. As the oil switch is not required to furnish short circuit protection, emaller, leu expensive switch r* adequste. Coordinated with this switch and th* fuses are over* load and oul-of.*tep relay* to protect the motor from sustained overload, locked rotor, single phasing, under voltage, or too frequent starting. POUOIEID MILD PRlQUINCY STARTING-in synchro nous motors this "almost human'.* relay assures the highest synchronitlng torque tod minimum current in-rushing during *Ur*|ft6- The Polarised Field Frequency system of starting was developed by.E-M and for many years has been accepted ei the Rtsthod of controlling the application and removal of field Wriiatlon of synchronous motors. Onoof tanHI-Fin* 2300 volt group otiambllai, toteUtng thirty-nine ponat* for con. trolling tlxlaon Induction melon and twenty-three synchronous motors ot southern paper mffl. Here, then, is "Hi-Fuie" Control! It'* the ideal system to give you the coordinated motor control you need in your plant! "Hi-Fuse" control* are available for both induction and syn chronous motors, and are applicable generally'without analysis of the short circuit current; For group assembly, both AC and DC butwork is provided. Segregated high and low voltage compartments and electrical interlocks help to provide for (Ke safety of operators. The "Ili-Fuie" Control unit is completely pecksged ready for quick installation. It's attractive in appearance and strongly built. The doors are piano-hinged. Sturdy metel construction throughout. Sum up what "Hl-Fuie" Control will do for you in your plant. You'll find it's the best buy for SURE'prolcclion and control of all your high voltage motors. Be sure to get full information ebout "Hi-Fuse" Controls NOW! Write for our technical bulletin 192. Simplified Connectiondiagram shows element* ofpro tection provided for the motor In "High-Fyse" Control. ELECTRIC MACHINERY MFG. COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS U, MINNESOTA iteo-TPA-sers Specialist* in ilG fiHOYOR ENGINEERING