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Tit Gttrp SsU Mtlth Cr, far., FhUJtlfklt, fra*tjUtti* QtujW W Gwtmtti it Tit Mi"* Orptftlitn hanks to single control teamwork between owner* Tmanagement on one hand, and engineer-constructor on the other, the new George Sail Smeitiog Plant io Philadelphia produces non-ferrous metals and alloys from scrap metal at higher speed aod with greater uniformity and purity than ever before. The Kuljian Corporation, under a tingle cootract, designed and constructed this modem ' plant which todoy is the envy of the industry. Backed with years of experience in many diversified industries, The Kuljian Corporation offers you the following services: I, ENGINEERING--'Preliminary studies and layouts followed by complete detailed working drawings and specifications; the service of a resi dent engineer during construction is optional. 2* CONSTRUCTION--Management of the over-all profect including coordination of all sub contractors and all directly employed field forces; accounting and purchasing services are optional. .1. ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUC TION--Both of the above services on a single contract with unified responsibility for the project (torn preliminary studies to completed construction. ENGINEERS* CONSTRUCTORS 1200 North Broad Street, Philadelphia 21, Pa. MUICO CITT CAIACAI MAORIS ROMt AtHINS fOKVO CALCUTTA SA0N0A0 riANKSUtt 260 1,1 More APPOINTMENTS % M Mh ni Operations Executives Three new Detroit Edison appointment* * Include: Eldred H Scott, to controller (rom His lotmet post at asaUtsnt controller' Arthur E Bush, to assistant controller Iren Ms former position as statistician; nd ru>. sell C Vernon, assistant secretary in charge el the New York Gty office, else to be assistant treasurer. Samuel P Petit hat, been appointed general manager el tUc De Level Turbine Poclfic Co. Elmer j Keller, auiatant chief inspector at die In diana Harbor plant of The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co, has been eppointeil superintendent of Youngstown's Harbor pipe mllli. He succeeds Eric Janssen who has left the company. Emmett E Holmgren, inspection foreman et the hot strip mill succeeds Keller as assistant chief inspector. Francis K McCuno has been appointed general msnager of the (leneral, Electric Co*i Atomic Product! Division. The Coopcr-Bctsemcr Corp reveals that Tom McMlchan. works manager, andi Frank Stevenson, assistant works manager, ol their Grove City plant, have been appointed special assistants to the president and will now be Hallooed at the headquarter plant in Mount Yemen, Ohio. Willard Lull, formerly production manager, hs been nmwi worka manager at Crove Oly, sml Hugh Stevenion, formerly superintendent. Is now Militant work* manager. Ken Mirtin bas.been appointed production maniger, Guy Cshagnn, general auperlntendent, and Clarence Evans, shop superintendent, day hill, at Crove Gty. Albert T Both, who has been general superintendent in charge ol Clevelind operations lor Chase Brass & Copper Co, Ine, has been appointed werka manager at Cleveland, and Charles W Yarrington has been appointed general auperlntendent ol the Chase Cleveland mills- The Permuill Co announces the promotion of Durende MlUer Jr, to assistant technical manager. Appointment of Joseph R Kerner as distri bution apparatus manager for the EAUerT1 district has been announced by the westinghouae Eleetrle Corp. Dr Leland M While has been appointed aisiatani direc tor of the research and development de partment of United State* Rubber Co. F 0 Paul* Is export manager of the Ja P Marsh Corp.' Jolml'Manrllls's il* new regional construction manager* ate: W H C Murray, New York region, Syra cuse, N.Y.; V D Suiter, Philadelphia region; Junes Collins, Cleveland regiont H P Barnes, St. Louis region; W K Qninby. Houston region; and J P Jobe, lo* Angelrt region. G L Maw has been named ***>"' Cleveland region construction manager with headquarters (n Detroit. Salat Managers end Persenntl Joseph J l-engyel beoomes manager o marketing for General Eloetrle'a Con* struoUoa Material* Division. Appointment of Thomas E Bell m sales manager lor the Republic Flow Metere Co * *B* nouneed. Richard K Huleil, who hao lmB with the Iron Fireman Cleveland omc* and field engineering staff since 1VSO, h*1 prove SUPERIOR for ECONOMICAL Coal Handling Operations COAL-- mountains of coal--has been moved and la being moved speedily, efficiently und nt lowest coat per ton by S-A equipment and installations! S-A engineers have the Jtnoio-hoto to solve the most complex coal handling prob lems. And they draw upon u complete, time-proved line of bulk materials handling equipment which Is demonstrating Its superiorities all over tlio world. A few Hues on your letter head will bring Information. Bvckwt Bswtsn Pivoted Iwliil Corrtri Screw Convoyor* Ship Hofth Sell, Pon g Plat* f**d*n Troth Hsppwi A Bin Col** TEUEVE1 Sin l*vt Control, Wotor Intoh* Scream SCANMASTER Bolt Storing Unit, Writ* for o bulUtln on ony of IS* b*r|, -the above public utility plant now lias u .complete S-A coal handling installation, modtrn to the Nth degree! A complete belt conteyor system moves coal from receiving to Storage and reclaima from storage for direct delivery to the plant. STEPHElfSntjMMSON S Ridgewoy Awe, Avrora, tttlnoh \"f- c^j/to. Aqg*t*. CoSt-. SHtevBI*, Orriorlo l hlSIONERS AND MANUFACTURERS OP All TYPES OP BULK MATERIALS HANOUNG EOUIPMEHl fOWtl JUNE IW* jk l 'Power juni ma 261