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s, has served as t since 1931. Mr Broil ton Edison employ!! head of the Mechanicai-Te Production Dept Before employed on production Worcester Electric Light Thomas M Burton, ne chief engineer of Steam Sti been with Boston Edison sine has served in various capacks duction work, starting as as.v neer, and since 1929 has chief engineer of the Ste company's L Street generati South Boston. Oscar B Benson, who named assistant chief of E3e3 erations in charge of Substi ton Edison Co, completes Unconscious SABOTAGE.' continuous service in that ploy this month. From 1919-1 was head of the Battery Dii tion Dept, responsible for It can happen in your plant.. . and probably has/ battery equipment used to hi He's a swell fellow, good wireman, does a neat job, and he'd think you were kidding if you told him he was throwing a monkey wrench into pro-' duction . . . but he may be doing just that without realizing it every time he runs control, power or lighting circuits anywhere near steam direct-current system of -yj Boston in emergency. In 19 made head of the Direct-Cu stations Div, lines, boilers, furnaces, ovens or other hot spots. It's guess-work and the wrong wire that paves the way for many of the tie-ups that clog production. What's hot to one man isn't so hot to Hartford, Roehestej another. Ambient and operating temperatures that seem safe when the wire is installed are boosted 'way up by summer heat, overloads, and hot spots. The insulation dries out, becomes brittle, cracks, and then . . . failures, delays and rewiring that might have been avoided. You can outguess the thermometer and have a wide margin of safety with Rockbestos permanently insulated wires. They are resistant to heat, fire, moisture, oil, grease and fumes, approved by the Underwriters' Laboratories and recognized in the National Electrical Code. More than one hundred different constructions to select from. Send for a catalog. Rockbestos Products Corporation, 998 Nicoll St., New Haven, Conn. to Add New UnitsJ Capacity of the South Me of the Hartford Electric lag be increased to 175,000 stallation of a 45,000-kw" erator now being built Electric Co. Present output^ tion is 130,000 kw. The new unit is similar chine installed in Septemb will be a tandem-compound) flow turbine with hydrogenn erator. Steam conditions lb. 900 F. Installation of a 25,000-k generator, now being built, 000-kw unit, nearing comply 1. 2.1 3. 1. Rockbestos A.V.C. Boiler Room and Lighting Wire 2. Rockbestos A.V.cVPowerCrtie 3. Rockbestos All-Asbestos Power and Rheostat Cable Number* 1 and 2. Underwriter** and N,E.Code-TypeAVA-operating ternpersture 230F.. number 3. Type AI, operating temperature 257F. TEN TESTED ROCKBESTOS VALUES that wilt pay you dlvidonds 1. heatproof 2. FIREPROOF 3. PERMANENT 4. Lower main- tenance cost 5. Resists heat and vibration 4. Saves work 7. Oil, Grease and Moisture resistant 8. High overload capacity - 9. Permanently flexible lO. Greater carrying capacity Also refer to WcGfaw-fiiJi Electrical Buyer* Reference. New York Pittsburgh Buffalo Cleveland St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Detroit Portland, Ore, Chicago Seattle bring the generating capacity ester Gas & Electric Co's NoJJ over 140,000 kw. A duplic turbine-generator installed' ber, 1938, the latest uniL-'J Electric machine, will generjjj kw at 650 lb, 825 F. The 1 be tandem-compound, double^ hydrogen-cooled generator. & CoTWarren Webster N. J., has purchased the R' ston joint business from Heater & Mfg Co. of Buffalo, -uppiempnt its line of conT< . Rt*ckbestoa A.V.C. Motor Leart and Aopararu* Cable - Underwnrers' Nat Eteutncal Code Type AV A 3 one *f 118 different permanently insulated wire*. WVb.-ter expan-i<m joints, Th i.iiiipany i- .oiilimiiiii; with all otlirr lines. 206 ,/ c 0 MflV* 4ft. SC-ELEC-01000