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C. H. WHEELER OF PHILADELPHIA STEAM CONDENSERS AIR EJECTORS MECHANICAL DRAFT COOLING TOWERS DECK MACHINERY C. H. WHEELER MANUFACTURING Co. 19th St. & Lehigh Ave. Philadelphia 32, Pa. For further Information, writ* for catalog * tMO VuM' D,,-mo'` ' "" BSC D iAVAL SUAM TURBINE CO. IRINION 3. Nt W J Ik S 4 Y 206 (144a) Harvey T Hill was reelected executive direc tor. New directors who were elected are A W McKinney, vice-president of National Supply Co, and G F Twist, vice-president and general manager of Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine Co. Continuing on board of directors are George W Codrington, vice-president of General Motors Corp; Charles E Brinley, chairman of board, Baldwin Locomotive Works; Robert E Friend, president of Nordberg Mfg Co; Norris H Schwenk, president of Busch-Sulzer Bros-Diesel Engine Co; Mr Schwanhausser, Mr Morse and Mr Lefebvre. United Engineers & Constructors Inc elected Charles W E Clarke vice-president and consulting engineer, Stanley C Cook vice-president and construction manager, Ben jamin S Thayer, vice-president and construc tion manager. F A Wright has been named as chairman of Industrial Control Section of National Elec trical Manufacturers Association. Mr Wright is assistant general sales manager of Cutler-Hammer, Inc. Prof Marcel K Newman has been appointed associate -professor of mechanical engineering in College of Applied Science, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. OBITUARIES Ceorge Bridges, 58, pump application engi neer and an employe for 40 years of Worth ington Pump & Machinery Corp, died Dec 19 at his residence in Nutley, N. J. Alan Estes Flowers, 69, head of research and development dept of De Laval Separator Co, died on Dec 3 in Vassar Hospital, Pough keepsie, N. Y. Charles C Hall, 70, founder and vice-presi dent of Durametallic Corp, Kalamazoo, Mich., died at his home Dec 26. Ceorge ,W MacDow, 59, president and treas urer of Norwood Engineering Co, died at Brookline,. Mass., on Dec 9. William Price Macdonald, 53, manager at Nanaimo, B. C., for British Columbia -Power Commission, died at his home there Nov 30. Frank C Angle,.45, manager of general ma chinery div field sales offices, Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co, Milwaukee, died recently after an illness of several months. C Harold Wheeler Jr, 63, vice-president, and general manager of C H Wheeler Manu facturing Co, died at the Presbyterian Hos pital, Philadelphia, on Nov. 24. J E Aldred, 82, one of the pioneers in field of hydroelectric development, died on Nov 21 at the Garden City Hotel, Garden City, L. I., N. Y., where he lived.. David S Boyden, 72, former superintendent of steam-heating dept of Boston Edison Co, died at St. Petersburg, Fla., on Nov. 26. He retired from Boston Edison Co in 1939 after 31 years on its stall. James A Moyer, 70, for many years promi nent in engineering educational activities, for 29 years director of the university exten sion div in Mass., died at Newton, Mass., on Dec. 1. Since his retirement he had been engaged in preparing a volume on high speed diesel engines. The interior* of metal, wood and con crete tanks, refrigeration lines, and underground pipes ond tonks moy now be protected against corrosion, de terioration or fungus growth by Sovcrite Interior Boiler ond Tank Coot. .This 'scientifically prepored coating hewer dries hard; it remains flexible and cipands ond contracts with tem perature chongos, thus eliminating the hair-lme cracks under which rust forms. It is resistant to acids, brines and caustics, is not affected by feed water treatment In- boilers. It is odorless ond free f iom. dongerous gmes. One ap plication covers 125 sejuore feet, applied'ot "tissue paper" thickness. For further information, till in coupon and send to S a ve rite ENGINEERING COMPANY 1030 WillowAvenoe 5000 So, Hoover Street Hoboken.' N. J. Lo* Angeles 44, Colil. sS"5ul^ CUttlAIH 10JS Willow Avsnus HeboWn, H. h. . ..So,.,,t.l NAMEaodmss. CITY. POWER February 1944