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Here's how to set up pressure-reducing lines for easier maintenance You naturally don't want to abut down a vital part of your opera* tion when you repair a single valve. You can avoid doing so by installing a by-pass around your pressure-reducing valve and installing a globe valve in the by-pass line. With this set-up you can use the globe valve for hand throttling when the reducing valve is removed from the line for repairs. KENNEDY JOB-FITTED IRON-BODY GLOBE VALVES are designed and constructed for high pressures and severe service on steam or water lines and for heavy-duty service with oil. gas and other fluids that do not corrode bronze or iron. Individual valves in the KbnnbDY Job-FiTTBO line are specially designed with the proper disc and sent trim to match the service for which they ate recommended. Valves with either renewable com position or bronze faced discs are available, depending on the pres sure in the line. REPACK UNDER PRESSURE--You can repack All Kennedy ironbody globe valves under full line pressure when wide open. THE COMPLETE LINE of Kbnnboy JOB-FITTED valves and INSPBCTBO fittings is sold through local distributors who arc in a position to give you fast and convenient service. THE KENNEDY VALVE MFC. CO.. ELMIRA, N.Y. rinuMJHiiurHMiuaiu.ii:rm 251 More APPOINTMENTS' Robertson, loo, DslUi, ?' BomU.ted lot the inn Inalilule ol EUw^Z, L The announcement folio**!/-* Institute Nominating ComnilnS Winter General Meeting , JV ler. The following were *, office ef vice-president, re tricts of the Institute |q >1 the country. Welter B. Morto/L trlcal engineer, Penntjlnel-fi Light Co. Allentown, Pa,- Gift. cHl.1, Power S>,lem Opr,,,^ Tennessee Volley Authority, qt Tenn; A S Anderson, msoisS utility sales. Apparatus Sales Di*i ersl Electric Co, Inc, Denver, ColM C Tenney, editor, Electrical Weidtr Hill Co, Inc, San Francises, *^F[ Floyd, system planning eo|it3i Electric Power Commission girt Toronto, Ont., Canada. '?*** Tlioie nominated as directors.., Linville, `manager, development Genera) Electric Co, Schenectidjl E W Seeger, vice-president l/ci! development and assistant secretary? Hammer Inc. Milwaukee, WU,;'' Cone, transmission R protectm Pacific Telephone R Te)cgrsp^- Francisco, Colli. Walter J Burr trice] coordination engineer, Nv) Bell Telephone Co, Newark, N. jtfi nominated lor treasurer. R A O'Brien, assistant to the'du ol the mechanisms and dynsmics-V ment at Armour Research Foaodj* Illinois Institute of Techneleiy.^ks^ appointed to a research coamilttt fflij study the plasticity ol metals by.thr (eon Society of Meehnnleal-Eagl The Amerteon Soelety of Gili neera has announced the sppaay Harold T Larsen is manager ef&.. publications. He succeeds SydnenWf who has retired. Oblttrarles W Vernon Rrumlraufh, I7,. fv secretary o( the Refrigeration Eyij! Minuficturers Association ol WssMj D.C., Feb. 14 in Dethesds, MaryM^ Louis K Doutrlck, 60, retired vise? dent of Arixona Public Service Co,jj in Phoenis, Arizona. Charles Arthur Booth, 76, president ol Buflslo Forge Co, Illness in Buffalo. jg Tliomas S Creen, 66, a former Norton Co, Jan 25, in Albany. N- T-.j Ceorge R Weber, vice-president, t*?hi and a director of neybestoo-MaDbsitfgj and general manager of its U.5-. .- Dlv plant at Manheim, P*-i J,n * jj caster, Pa. $ (larold A Dumbly, 53, engineer ol the Testing Dlv lor Phlladelpb^ trie Co, Jan 15 In Philadelphia- T| Ceor,. Wllliom Abel, to, """'Jr intendenl ol the itoel plant at lad hor "Works, Youngstown Sheet Co, Jan 12 in Chicago. POWER