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SIER-BATH GEAREX PUMPS -no pulse, but very much alive! SIBR-BATH CBAREX PUMPS arc sturdy positive displacement unit* that discharge liquid without pulse or vibration. This is accomplished by means of double helical pumping rotors and discharge passages of proper area to insure continuous overlapping displacement of liquid. The rotors are not In contact, thus reducing wear and in* creasing life. If you arc interested in BclaiKod iW thrust VlbrotlooUis prrallon Rolkr bustlings ter precision running under load. Puntpsi Oils, vanliktt, salvsitts, mclstui, chemical irhikM Copoctrltsi l*3S0 g.p.m. Dlsstiargai 3S0 p.s.l. (sc rasdlum high vltcasllisi. SO p.r.l. for water, t Pit twe ltsr*Batk Oesree Pumps shawn are Installed h* ike belter bewse of Melahle*b Campany, ladi, New Jersey. They pump Bunker C fvel all It the beiltr at a praisure of 00 lbs- The user represses templets otlifoeflen wllk the Installation* which wes made In December 1940. * for hijtiet pressures and capacities Mi* SIER-BATH SCREW PUMPS AISO MASCIRC Of SfM-AATM PtCONON WARS FOUNDED 1905 MEMBER A. O. M. A. 9254 HUDSON BOULEVARD o NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY 194 (197b) Robert Schoomnaker, found., deni of Diesel Motors Corn p 'Ni Inglon, L I,, N. Y., d,-'d ,, .fan 6 ss s result of a cerebral hemmSt*' Charles H Sn.HI., 86, . filnccr at il.nna Furnace r--_ nanna, N. Y,, died .1 Us lioui, nS-S I'alrick J Kllaf, .L.Ueinarr enn'A died recently in Utica, N. V i.^W after a brief illness. ]|e was'em2?*S by the Uiics Board of Educations? last 19 years. - Pawl D llntton, 74, itaifoniry ttha in Buffalo for many years, died D?. in a Buffalo hospiisl. He was ehjjp gincer and superintendent of nsiote '* nf Washburn-Croshy Co dir el Ci Mills until he retired in 194]. lames Henry Newns, former sbu, tendent of construction at Toronto pj Co and Hydro Power Co for 25 yew, recently in Niagara Falla, Out. Henry A Bertelten, fA, operating?! gineer on staff of Hotel Sutler, B*dS| Maas., died nt West Concord, Jan. 16. Arthur Joseph Ennis, 74, for many ycuj chief engineer at lota Sanatorium, ester, N. Y.. died Dec 21 as the reiiitfS] a heart attack. He retired a few go. John C O'Leary, 74, a retired aUiwtuffi engineer, died recently at hit beme'/W Erie. Pa. He had been associated wiij Buckeye Pipe Lines, Berea, Ohio, fet*(u] years. *" Frnncia A Ames, 65, a slaiioiury gineer with Pennsylvania Alphtli Co, < recently at hit home sear Erie, Pa. Powell I.a mar Paxton, 47, who. falloi Ilia graduation from Virginia Military it] title, was associated with Centra) Css*) Light Co at Poughkeepsie, N. Y,, tba V# ginia Electric & Power Co at Almodrii? Va,, and L E Myers Co in Danes, Tex before returning to his native atata ef Vfl died unexpectedly at Buena Villa, ViSJ on Jan 4. Charles Angus Hurst, 68, a statleninl engineer in Buffalo for two decades, dtfd] Jan 10. Hla most recent position was Crennen Cakes, Inc. Charles A Runekel, 67, belter inspector] for western New York territory of Htirtwd. Steam Boiler Co of Cleveland, died Jm, 12 at hla home In Buffalo. Joseph E Tailing) 76, a retired stationary engineer, died Jan IT le'OJ hospital in Erie, Pa. _w Edward 3 Dyer, 7$, chief eo|iaae*tiJ| American Brewing Co, Rochester, N. Y< for the last 20 years, died receotly a brief illness. Joseph A Loughlln, 85, lormer stal--- engineer lor Philadelphia St Readlfil CJHI Co. Buffalo, died Jan 21 In Buffalo. ^ retired from the coal Arm In 1955* Roger V Terry, 49, ..nt ehW gineer of Nowport Newa Shlpbulltoi f* Dry Dock Co, died suddenly o* while on a business trip to New John E McDonnell, vice preside* Mies manager of McDonnell 6 d mokers of control equipment,. >e vJ 27 at Si. Lukes Hospital. Chlca(& POWER