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3M )Yr fc';: JEFFERSON UNIONS co! properties of Cheupeskc and Ohio Railway Co, hat bei. named permanent chairman oi mining development commit* fee. J W McAfee, president, Union Cedric Co o{ Minouri, hat been re-elected president of Missouri Astti of Public Utilities. Other oQicert rr-cletied are: (1) j5r.u ricepnv'dent--II li Newman, |irrii(>:ni, Mis souri Utility Co, Cojw. ('.irarilrnti (2) second vice-preufleni--U 0 Crw.u, pteiilent, Missouri Public Service Corp, War rentburg (3) third viet-prtsidtnl---II 0 Munaetl, president, Kanisj City Power and Light Co. TEMPERATURE ATLAS REGULATORS American Society for Quality Control his elected Ralph E Warehsm as president flUUCTIH I . . . feature the RECESSED BRASS SEAT Wab'PTOo!l tuigahwtest*v without andat pro* utinti mtn aMalrl*laf o' ~p *U" oitttd by Oil* inliHu Joaloi* tl all lllris Union*. UnUoa ol tho Bocomod trail Boat la (ucb that Mt* Mil tsuM cats* la tttracl wilt It so salt** how lot plpw aoda sra ocrawod la. Iilltim aba nekw* a compUto Uai l 41* and BO* Delia Elbawi and Dolan Taa. Tour Btarni distributor tai finitn dtlallt r gat Id touch with ai dlrocl. JEFFERSON UNION CO. 60S w. 26rt $., How York 1. H. Y. AS Gooding St., techport, N. T. it notch** Art., Loxlftflton ft, Mon* for a one-year term. Wareham is vicepresident and a director oi National Photo* color Corp of New York. Ceotge Q Ed* wards of Bell Telephone System U retiring president el the society. Other elected officers sre: ttce-preurfenl--W R Weaver ol Republic Steel Corp In Cleveland; executive secretary--S Collier of Johns* Mearllfe Corp In New York; treasurer-- A L Davis of Rochester Institute of Tech* nology In Rochester. Dr Harold K Work, manager of research and development of Jones and Loughlin Steel Corp, Pittsburgh, has been nominated president of American Society for Metals, When elected, Dr Work succeeds Francis B Foley of Philadelphia, Midvale Corp executive. Dr Arthur E Kocke. re* search metallurgist ef Diamnnd Chain and Mfg Co, Indianapolis, Ind., has been nominated oa vtco*presldent of the society. W H EUcnraao, present secretary, has CntilMt Vasa* 1 far LiqvfSl, tilth ttou i (>ibd b!r i iti thn. A IS*ees* I till*. la ettia wwSi, l It an ATLAS tt ttmpsratnri uran. ATLAS No. 6S0 OalaneKl Trtw Double Scat Valve. Sprint A meet, Fur irmpmiitrca foo 70* id )0C DnfJi It Itiiiutrtnl lit lionId 8**1 or"Ire) r*t' aUlliA in U*a<u .npv'r- V4', tt", mut 1* Tot i>rr**nrr* tip tv ISO Ih. IM'- 1 S"- 3*. and Ml tar neam i>rr*tirra up tn 10U Ih. Op*nta-w vertical or hutiauiiial tHivltion. * ATLAS No. 651 Ntorila Tj|*. Singlf Vui Valve. Spring f nival. For irmptratnroa (tvm 70* to IS (ItrU wbera light anting valve la vateiittal *_ mi in*ft oil fmitt paiti(i acta, uuen orctoatdv altriiiifia, glue (water*. ere. H ^ anrt H* ' Kaoiirv* it|i to ISO t1>, Ol*rMo in < tuaual (Hsiiiwt. been nominated for hla 16th consecutive 2-year term in that office. Dr Harry Crolt, ATLAS No. 655 director ol technical control and research, naUitced Type. Double Scat Vnlvc. tover'J Chase Brass and Copper Co. Cleveland, Ohio, and Frederick j Robbins, manager, Sierra Drawn Steel Corp, Los Angeles, Calif., hove been nominated for 2-year terms as nations) trustees ol ASM. Weight AW/tutmem. For irt]ieniturra Irta f to iflO* F. Lever at) weight adjuttentu rig Hot valve auuta high trnaJOrhv. For outauW temperature ol I'quMt in all Itiiidi at unUig heater*. Vi". H"; and I' (or iteam pn to tSO Ih. lVC", IK'. (W. J", * and 0" for pmiMtea up to 104 lb. horizontal pit**. American Society of Mechanical Engl* fleers has nominated James. M Todd, New ATLAS No. 660 Orleans consulting engineer, si its neii president. Nomination is tantamount to . election s only one name )s presented for each office. Following regional vicc presi* dents have been nominated: (I) Arthur Roberts Jr, chief engineer. Lynchburg Foundry Co, Lynchburg, Va. (2) Forrest Nagter, chief mcchonlcal engineer, Allis* Chalmers Mfg Co, Milwaukee, Wls. (3) Single Scat Self-Contained Pilot Operated Spring Art|it**tri*ri. For temperatures If ta 300* F. For uae whtra accurate rrfolal ^ nuMvHa a quiclc opening and dealna mm>:l end where ateam nvetoura ta always *1 lb. W ai Tor tnatanianeeua heaters and tanks fw 1 oil, etc. H'. Hm. r, 134**, W. and r l prtasttita up to WO Ih. Jy(", 3* and 4 <w Itreuutes up to 330 1b. ` Other ATLAS ProductiJ Fully automatic with any grade of oil 17 sizes from 20 to SOD bji.p. lor pressures up to 200 p.8.i. Roquiro no o*pensivo Chimney. supply their own induced drqft. 80*4 thermal of* (iciency guaranteed. Write to Carl J Eckhardt, professor ol meehanieol Check the itemi on which you woulJ engineering and superintendent of utili ties, University of Texas, Austin. (1) Al bert R Mumford, development engineer, have data and mail la w with r**1 firm name and address. ComhusUcm Engrg Co, 200 Madison Are, New York (renominated). Following di* rectore-it-large were nominated: (I) Jacob A Keeih, manager of power production, 8 Dawvw Rvsutatma TM-Maraltiturvt nadottas valvM tahami Caatnl O Hal < O Vrauan 1 D Oil Caatn Q KswIdlW _ Kansas State Power and Light Co, Kansas I Q OAHVOtlL ttollar o aalasrad V* City Kan. (2) Ralph A Sherman, oisislant O Coon* director, BoMelle Memorial Institute, Co* day for catalog 101. lumlms, Ohio, Superior Combustion Industiics, Inc. |>. ttawra Bldg. Tl/nv, 04- N. Y. John J Lincoln Jr, director of sales serv* , ices, Air Reduction Sales Co, New York, has been elected president of Interna* tloital Acetylene Association. A J Fan* Represented I* Prtiwfpef 181 (516b) POWER * Union Chaim for Every Application Urlvo and Convoying Chaim and Sprocket* bridge Chela Combination Malleable Ires end Steel Cboln HI (hardened bearing) type IP (bar end pin) type chain Finished Stool Roller Chain* and Sprocket* AO iWKrfodvrai'i etandofd, t) In. to lib In. pitch tt8ld and Mvfripte Strands txteeded Pitch Series In slaes lib tn. to 4 (it. pitch Silent Chofn and Sprockets All sites Lb l. to IV* In. pitch * The Engineering Division of The Union Chain and Manufacturing Company devotes all its time and talent to a single objective: the most efficient and economical fabrication and application of sprocket chains and attachments for transmitting power and handling mate rials. We believe this technical specialization delivers a plus benefit to all our customers/ both present ond future, not the least of which is the ability of UNION CHAIN'S engineers to tackle successfully a challenging variety of unusual and difficult application problems. Union Chain and Manufactvrlng Company *wquI 1948 Sandeslcy,Ohio, U.&A. 183