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Marmaduke PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT Begi T- 2 46 AVERAGE R/M PACKING LIFE 3 WEEKS, former packings only 1 week. And the R/M Vee-Square eliminated two packings because it is available in sizes to fit any hammer rod. stuffing box and packing gland. It's also uniform and easy to install. 43 hammers with R/M Vee-Square Packings 15% savings in replacement packing costs Here is a good example of SEVENeering with R/M. The Transue-Wiiiiams Steel Forging Corporation. Alliance, Ohio switched to R/M Vee-Square Packings for its 43 forging hammers at the recom mendation of an R/M Distributor.* This move resulted in savings of 15%. In addition, inventory was reduced -- all makes of hammers in the plant now use R/M Vee-Square instead of three types. Pressure efficiency in the hammers is constant. A positive seal is maintained through stroke and return by R/M's VeeSquare, which combines the nonyielding properties of solid packing with the auto matic sealing of V-ring design. Destructive and costly rod scoring is eliminated. Little gland adjustment is required, dry spots on the packing surface do not occur, and snug fit contributes to uniform rod wear. Transue-Williams is but one of thousands of plants SEVENeering with R/M to solve their packing problems. Our Big 7 Packing Selection Chart is a helpful guide to the selection and application of R/M Packings for all types of equipment. Write for your copy today. See your authorized R/M dis tributor for immediate requirements now. He will make suggestions, and supply the packings you need -- usually from stock.' *The Alan Packing <4 Rubber Co., Cleveland, Ohio R/M's Big 7 Packing Types meet 95% of ail packing needs, are sold exclusively through authorized R/M distributors RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN, INC. BIG 7 PACKINGS PACKING DIVISION, PASSAIC, N.J. MECHANICAL PACKINGS AND GASKET MATERIALS 150 For more facts circle 293 on Reader Service card, p 101 Right in your own back yard, at the Cleveland Steel Tube Co. Are you standing by?" "Aye aye, sir. and waiting for orders," roared Marmy. lighting a piece of rope yarn and tossing his gray bowler on the chief's desk as he stretched out his long legs. "You're ordered to get those ket tles shipshape," shot back the boss. "You arrange for shipment and ride with the tubes to Manchester--they're worth their weight in ambergris. Then hire local boilermakers, roll in ? the new tubes and get the boilers steaming. That means working watch- : and-watch -- but I'm depending on '. you. There's a fat bonus waiting if you cut red tape and get that plant in operation quickly." Before Marmaduke could reply, Havermever added. "I don't care how you do the job---but get it done. And I'm not counting pennies. Pick up $2000 for pocket money at the Ohio Trust Co--I'll call them." "Sounds like a South Sea Island picnic," laughed Marmy, envisioning that bundle of beautiful folding money. "What's the problem?" "It's no picnic, and you got prob- ' lems, Mr Surfaceblow," howled the boss. "They're big ones. Don't for get the army's running the railroads now. You evidently don't know that since the swivel-chair cavalry took over, every trunk line and siding is blocked with freight cars for a hun dred miles back from the eastern ports. Movement from one railroad , division to another can be delayed , for weeks. Are you still at the throttle?" "The sun's sizzling through the / fog," assured Marmaduke, as he started to check some Boston phone numbers in a little black address . book he fished from his vest pocket. = "Well," heaved Havermever, "that's onlv problem No. 1. Here's No. 2: Mr "= Orziel Ezra Lype, president of the mill, is popping his rivets. He's been calling me every hour. Wants those : boilers back in operation right now . --as if we didn't. He blames that dry firing on us--raves we didn't warn ; their unlicensed operators about ; something -- I'm not sure exactly what. He also says if we have as much i> brains as a chimp we'll get those POWER JULY 1961 tubes thi boilers s how era and acci Kaiser ; you'd bi --he'll way. Marm for him. self soot brought port aft' days, bu roads waters. ' was to t and he Minut Marmv house it ing bag of long of Sant! he was loaded His Manche colonel job at : of few tinental ment v freight three cn boiler I \ork C to the them l and Ul breed, Alban\ away, guess \ ton ft, chestei "W1 the Er then asked large i est rm New 'i direct "Ha "I'm i High-]) a war are g, get tli POWER