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NICHOLSON TRAPS AND VALVES CAN "TAKE IT Feature Durability and Simplicity that Maintenance Engineers Admire NICHOLSON THER MOSTATIC TRAPS --2 to 6 times great er "alve area gives enormous discharge capacity. 5 types: sites 1/4" to 2"; pres sures ta 225 lbs. Bul letin 544. CYLINDER CONTROL VALVES -- Types ter m a n y mediums; pressures ta SOOO lbs. Catalog 542. If you're suffering from traps and cylinder control valves that can't stand necessary abuse it's time to inquire about Nicholson units. ' In plain words, they have the kind of "guts" maintenance engineers admire. Precision-made throughout. For details of ex clusive Nicholson features send for catalogs or see Sweet's. W. H. NICHOLSON & CO. V Sl This Armored Floor Never Wears Out! Hendrick's Mitco Armorgrids add great strength and rigidity to floors, platforms, ramps and drive ways subject to shock, grinding loads and continuous wear. Floors oi cement, asphalt, mastic or other compositions never require re placement when reinforced with Mitco. Mitco Armorgrids are completely fabricated units, requiring no bolts, rivets or assembly work--and un like other floor armorings do not depend on fill for development of full strength. Write for Mitco Booklet today. 9* HENDRICK Perforated Metals Perforated Metal Screens Architectural Grilles Mitco Open Steel Flooringr "Shur-SIte" Treads and Amorgrlds. 46 DUNDAFF STREET, CARBONDAIE, PENNA. Sol*. Offices In Principal Cities 296 (25(e) Scoggins lias been made district sales man ager in Los Angeles. He succeeds T W Bell who became special sales representative in Los Angeles, W S Wainwright has been named district sales manager in San Fran cisco. W L O'Connell has been appointed resident manager of sales in South Bend. Northern Equipment Co appoints Kissldt Co, 1524 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa., as sales nnd service representatives for Copes feedwater regulators, pump governors, de superheaters and allied equipment. Territory includes southern New Jersey, southeastern Pennsylvania, eastern Maryland, Delaware. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc, announces that Harry Smith of the Manhattan div, Pas saic, N. J., corporation vice-president, will be in complete charge of corporation rubber product sales and marketing. Robert S Green becomes president of A P Green Fire Brick Co, succeeding his father, Allen P Green, founder of the com pany, who moves up to post of chairman of board. An executive committee of the board oi directors, composed of H B Plunkett, Lester J Miller, A D Bond, Walter G Staley and Allen P Green Jr, was created. Work ing with the new president will be a manage ment committee in charge of operations. Members of this committee will be J Har rison Brown, D H Kreutzer and Neal S Wood, with Robert S Green as chairman. A E Aldridge has -been made general adver tising manager of Sun Oil Co. Culler-Hammer, Inc, announce following appointments on their research and develop ment staff-. C T Evans as consulting en gineer, C W Kuhn as assistant manager of development, R'A Millermaster as assistant manager of development. E P Wood has been made- vice-president 0! Stevens & Wood, Inc. H F Spoelirer, vice-president of Sporlsa Valve Co of St. LouiB, was elected president of Refrigeration Equipment Manufac turers Assn. Other new officers are Edward M Flannery of Bush Mfg Co, Hartford, Conn., vice-president; Guy J Henry of Henry Valve Co, Chicago, treasurer; and C H Benson of Imperial Brass Mfg Co, Chicago, treasurer. Newly elected to board of direc tors are K B Thorndike, manager of Chicago office of Detroit Lubricator Co; G E Grafi of Ranco, Inc, Columbus, 0.; R H Israel of Virginia Smelting Co, W Norfolk, Va.; H F Hildreth of Weslinghouse Electric Corp, Springfield, Mass.; and J W Krall of Tyler Fixture Corp, Niles, Mich. American Society of Heating and Ven tilating Engineers appoints Clyde A Mo Keeman assistant to president. Appointment of a synthetic liquid fuels tech nical advisory group, composed of elevea outstanding chemists and engineers from industry, was announced by Bureau of Mines. Members of the group are Eugene Ayres, staff chemist on process development for Gulf Research and Development Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ceorge Creelman, research engineer for Pittsburgh' Consolidation Coal POWER May 1945