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V iv J':'* >, : f *:-i :t? }: i j i \5 * m 3 i : These EVERIASTIMO advantages give better service from fig. 4401 /*>*. Ovptu wrtt KAiltling M Sh[ghrway ImiMHWlif Vl mmS Agl SlMr1g Vlt. BOILER E1L0W-0FF VALVES When you install an ^VERLASTING Duplex Blow-Off Unit, you'll find that its many superiorities speak for them* selves. The sealing valve at (he left is the EVERLASTING design that has been famous for more than 40 years ... the valve with the drop-tight seal that actually improves with use because of its self-lapping action each time the valve Is opened or closed ... the valve that can't stick or )an> because of its norvwedgc design . . . the valve that opens in less than a quarter turn to pro vide unimpeded straight-through blow. The blowing valve at the right.is the equally famous EVERLASTING Angle or "Y" Valve, specially designed and equipped to withstand repeated blowoff shocks, erosion and corrosion, and without pockets that might trap and hold solids. Each of these valves . . . and all the' ocher EVERLASTING Boiler BlowOff valve types, fully meet ASME code requirements . . . assurance that (hey are properly designed and amply strong for the service. Write for doscrlptlve bulletin fig. 4041/4171. Dwflti ml (Miiiflaa Snlg4*wp W*.*ptr*1d l*IIng Vlr mm4 T tlawtaf VsU*. nt. AS71/4J4I. OmI Mil (Mthllna I + Sfnof Vtv* Aogl* llcwlog Vf. EVERLASTING VALVE COi 49 Fisk Jareay City S, N. J. .... ................................... . . v Everlasting"Valves .tiuoc mask -cvtauniNC" arc. o.t rat. orr. tv-ws ilriwfrr'-jro'iyr- ' Arthur H KulJUn. chief mi (Ineer for Tho Kuljlao Core, and Constnictore, Philadelphia, elected vice-president in chugs glnctring. Mr. Kuljlan hag had perlenee in the design and en^ tieam electric pover ilatlona, plants, boiler bouse estenaioni, Icsl plants, both In this a bread. American locomotive Co elected _______ ______ _____________________ ____ __ . rdwtsMUtfenl OUMC-in, annular wnah-watmTcomparlinent* provides clean, hot. chemically Inert water for baekvoaWnf and reclaims It without affecting operating velocities In treating tone, or aubjeelfng hot ^olito to temperature changes. Backwashing Is accomplished by recirculation ct tha northed wash water. rue. u.t ru. os. ejsmm T Egbert president and Wflllto 9 eiecuiive vice-president. Flexltallii Co, Camden, N, aaneunees that,., You can't wash clean with dirty water I ment of A T Ertckaen at eiecsibti praldcnt. Coy 3 Coflej U eheud jt dent of Chicago Poeumatle Teel Ct Robert S Sweeney was eased' i Bow Worthington Hot-Process Water-treating systems backwash president and general manager il 1 Waiaon-Slillninn Co. The CrtseoaE with CLEAN, hot, chemically inert water sell Co, rnanufscluren of heal R* apparatus, has elected Oscar W Hehsk end Robert M Wallace at fke-pnsHa Walter Klddo Nnelear Leboret*! the Oral prlvntely-fioaneed reseirehS utioo devoted primarily to the dfd meat of nuelear pover for cocnsow1 industrial purposes, hu cBUblbhw advisory committee consisting ef D*' Oppenhelmer, wartime dlreeter oi 4*' *- When you're considering hot-process water-treat- mg systems with hot zeolite, filters, or both, don't overlook backwashing facilities. 1 'Hsey must bo woll designed, or tho Bystem cannot ,! r. tfveemooth, efficient, trouble-free performance. Wor- - thln|ton engineers recognized this fact when they 1 ^dpied their first hot-process system. Today, every you can wash clean with dirty water. This unique backwashing provision is just one of many Worthington patented features, but it alone will more than justify your selection ofa Worthington system for hot-processing boiler feedwater in your plant. If you hove a problem, whether it Involves filtra Alamos. N. Me*., laboratory *h&! veloped the atomic borabj Aleiasdof* consulting oeonomtst and a. dim0 Lehman Brother*, investment benko1! Dr Harold C 'Urey, winner of I* , . Worthington stendard Hot-Z or conventional system Provides exclusive independent facilities for backwashO'* oolite or filters with clean, hot, chemically inert without disturbing the normal flow through tion, precipitation, or zeolite treatment, Worthington specialists will be happy to study your water-treating problem and recommend the proper system. Just write, stating service conditions in detail, to Wor Prise in Chemistry in 1934 for the dbrf of deuterium (heavy water). Detroit Stoker Co, onnounca pointmtnt of Maynard H Snodgruu* 1 reaction bank. Worthington water-treating specialists don't believe thington Corporation, Water Treating Division, Harrison, N. J. j.a.i presldent-aales. Notional Conveya^ fne, appolnto John D Rooer *,' president in ehargo of engineering- \ WlUiam E Buchanan, prerii***. treasurer of the Appleton Wire *>* of Appleton, Wls^ was elected to jW . of direelors of AllU-Chalmere W" The appointment of Paul B Wlduff^ T**11** MiIm Msrg f |tw gul*m*al tot ALL Type* af Wain CandiUanliig Systems newly created position of generalaa of Mlnncopolls-lfnneywell R' POWI *tHUAY I?))