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"OoubU Check*4 otcurocy li why Honitey Mter ore utod for dependable-mooaurofnont of boiler feed water, boiler blow down, condensate, chemicals and other similar liquids. If you have a hard-to-measure problem that requires unfailing ac curacy -- write today for a practical answer from Henscoy . . representatives in loading cities. HENSZEY COMPANY Dept. D6, Watertown, Wis. HENSZEY FEED W A T E R M E T ERS Ceetlaeees Blowdown DUtlltetlee Systems';* Heat lichongert letter-feed Regolatar* * flow tadtcatan .*' Proportioning Valves -efie MILK IVAFORATORS aed PRI-HEATKM - 174 (364b) , A P P 01 M.T M Ct| T ir- Weatinghouie Electric Satnt. ;,v3S elected David M Salibury Drtlf. succeeds B W Clark, who base tgaponalbiUty (or all of Wutinghouse Electric Corp. Mania Frisch, vice-president In eh* * ^ engineering of Foster WTieeier Yo.k. N. Y,, . ,,<(, . corp. Lee Allen Swem, a director >a/I - n slstsnt to the president for the pa# ** years, hts become a vice-pre&ideat YarnaU-WaHnc Co, Phlladelphj. il nouoces these appointment. In it, . r < dept: (1) R S Pollard has keen aS5 tales manager of ateam trap div. (2) lviS< C Campbell has been made Southweatem' representative, working Irons Dill,, JTj office. (9) Howard R Wunker has betales repreientetlve la new Qnelaa*ij5 office. (4) i Frank Long ha, been atari 1 sales representative in new St. Louis odd,:'1 William D Nesbeiu has been made cmb.\ ager of AlUe-Chalmen Spokane district office. A R Kohlmetz remains ia tke\I Spokane office as special representative 'f ` -} Squnre D Co, Detroit, Mich., anaovem'-lj appointment oi J L Stanford at k-H *]$ twitch and panel div, advertising tectiea,' replacing C La Piner. Stanford will mat* his headquarters at Detroit. H M Jalonock has been named msnsger'j^fl of eales planning in Genera] Eleetrk'i KS trantformer and allied product divitW'^ Maurice T Norton has been appointed sr -tS sistant superintendent of tests at CE' Rntr.^a Works, West Lynn, Mass. William Tea-,2* nsni has been made New York districtTrtI representative for General Electric cit<lth,:* products. John J Hueiher has been otoed^ manager of transportation div, s oaw U-JMI duttry sales div o! apparatus dept. U. S. Rubber Co, New York, N. Y., is- nounees appointment of Henry A Rome si j3 manager of molded goods' sales to succeed 3 F W Archibald, who is retiring alter 4)^ years of serrico. t J A Butler has been made treasurer efl Falk. Corp. Joseph B Cibulka was ap j pointed comptroller. Ife-wlfl also eentlass $ his duties si office manager. Richard Si Falk Is the new assistant treasurer. j Air Reduction Sales Co announce* tk**.* the former apparatus sales dept and ferata } arc welding aales dept sre merged in eft* dept to he known as equipment sllei dept J Dale D Spoor becomes'manager of equip ^ menl aalet dept. Its B Yates has bte* ^ named irtenager of aro welding and aoppU** sales and J F Carroll manager of apparatus i sates. *' Economy Pomp*, lne, Hamilton, ' announces appointment of H R R*F V!: special engineering ;4onsnliant. Henry P Thompson Co, 41$ Schmidt Bldfr*. Cincinnati, has been appointed solos add i engineering representative of Codin'** Corp,'Philade]phia,.for CocRianeC-B high I pressure condensate reiurn System, in sdd>a , ,,, if so, assure oil withdrawal in coldest weather with a G-FIN TANK OIL HEATER l oaumst HlAfINO IfFICTIVtHISS . . . I f` pevidod by tho O-FIN element* which Is. bovo sis < sight lime* <ht heating T* svrfers el bora tubs* rMOIT COMPACT UNIT . . . fewev tuba* aad short* shsH for o given duty VIMJT pail>uai OftOP ... hot moil- own fro* oroa and itrotghl-throegh )|N.ORoiTwRoAfftoFiIlCATION OR VAPOR UNO(NO . . . oII ovKol at (op of choli v pvovsnfs dood packet CIO uis IYIAJR . . . hoots ell only F* Issolly ot point of withdrawal ;nwu TUBI JOINT! . . . revolting from mat) number of required hooting ' oUmwilt I ACCUIIIIimr . . . easily oaamlnod end / doesod throughout entire length and ' dlomotsr of hooting olomontt bAKPSOOF MINTS ... tho conical sndi of the hooting' oleraonti are tsattd In tho tube shoot with aiw (, talofy meshlnod molat-townotel Joint* *' hold light by leck-nuti I NO TIMPfRATURI fTRAINS ... tho U4 bind slomonli aro free to etpend or Many hundreds of installations of the G-R G-FIN Storage T&nk Oil Heater have fully demonstrated the speedy action, thorough reliability, low steam consumption, and economical maintenance of these units. Users report that, even in isub-zero temperature, or where oil hag. partly solidified through long periods of storage, these, highly effective heaters assure a steady Row of oil soon after steam has been turned on. Wherever fuel oil, lubricating oil, crude oil, road oil, tar, asphalt, glycerine, cotton seed oil, molasses or other viscous liquids are stored ... at process planes or power plants, tank farms or dis tributing centers, loading wharves or platforms... the G-R G-FIN Tank Oil Heater is a necessary insurance against difficulties or delays in oil withdrawal. Available for installation outside of, or partly within the tank. Write for Bulletin 1641 describing these units in derail. THE GRISCOM-RUSSELl CO. 28S Modi,on Av.nuo N.w York 12, N. Y. GRISCOM-RUSSELL Pi&tieeM, In Jiecd ^ncM&jeA. Ap^xoAotud. . POWER June 1,41 3WE . Juno 1941 hl'.k. y fc'.i .'iv'f 0i