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BMimiAtod STANDARD t SPECIAL From Vi to 400 KVA up to 15,000 volN Wt monufoctura o eompMo lioo of: AIR, OIL OR WATSR-COOLKO DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS 'IpteM On/pm irelteble to moot CnlMMft' Ipeellle Oegidreraent) aioui; C E Sutton Jr, assistant meneger, power transformer teles division; end C V Lamploogb, manager, order service dMtiax Oilman H Lowery f* manager ef the new plant bailt by Johna-Menville at Tilton, N. H. Twin Dlse Clutch Co, Rneine, WIl, electa John H Batten president. He will else maintain an active interest la company affairs es chairman of board ol directcrs. Satvndore R Cerrado and Mathias S Volk, partner-owners of Philadelphia Electrical & .Machinery Co, 1T72 N Front St, Phils* dalphia 22, Po^ era now diatribatan for Ideal Electrle ft Mfg Co, Mansfield, Ohio, They will work in conjunction with Omey E Dunnum, Ideai'i district manager in. Philadelphia. POWER & LIGHT TRANSFORMERS for notation al Light Item Power, or Light Iron* Telephone tISLtft TIANiroftMtft) ere atootifoefueod tfrfcll* to Stood* ordi of the NJM^ AJjkH ond WRITI fOS SPECIAL CATALOG CICICD ENGINEERING CO., INC. CI ^ LS IV Qtt*. tiller, Pres. TS7 Sooth 1>h Street, Newark I, N. J. Kleley ft Mnelier names Al Bailey gen eral manager. Bailey will make his head quarters at the company's plant in North Bergen, N. J,, and in addition will spend considerable time with their distributors throughout the United States. Jepn Santsehi hsl elected, under eeapany retirement plan, to resign hit position as manager of installation and service dept of Novdberg Mfg Co, Milwaukee, Via While Santschi's retirement was effective September 30, 1946, he will continue to spend considerable time with Nardberg in Milwaukee and in the Geld in a consulting capacity. Malt Stromberg replaces SenischL Wceilnghouse Eleeirie Corp announced formation of an atomic power div with Charles H Weaver as manager. Cordon A Weller, is promoted to assistant manager el replacement teles, end Prank A Colosimo is now chief service engineer ol American Brekeblolt div ol America* Drake Shoe Co. Both men will be located at the division's offices in Detroit, MkH. HOt FORGEO STEEL STAINLESS STEEL Ml ACME TV4i ae U. S. V.TVro.d* li Unlan nati and ee fa STANOARO AND OOUtli EXTRA HEAVY HOT FORGED from iolid, reclanquier ileal bar*, Cotawiua Pip* Union* era free from tend and blow holoi. The boll-to, ongle teal design plus their ability fo erpand and contract with the pipe give you lure Tiro dependability . . . e per fect teal for every application! WRITE FOB COMPLETE ENGINEERING DATA I 1 AND YOUR COPY OF BULLETIN I (LA I CATAWISSA VALVE & FITTINGS CO. 206 Mill SI. CATAWISSA. PENNSYLVANIA' Hi (Side) Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel phia, Po,, hot appointed E R WJsner otfj* ent to vice-president in charge el iel* Eddyttone div. Walker M Evens euced Wiener as manager of Philadelphia dis trict. Also, three officials of Westinghoo* Electric have been elected to BtldwTM* board of directors. They ora A W Robert son, chairman of the board; Gwilyfl Price, president i and L E Osborne, see operating vice-president. Others elect are James R Weaver, riee preiidem " charge of manufacturing; John S. "**' . vice-president In charge ol engineering; R Nevin Watt, vice-president in charge sales. Ralph M Hoffman conUnuni ol Link-Bell Co, PnelSo di*. I" -dlllu; having been mode t vice-president o parent Link-Bell Co, Chicago, HL Cho.le. C Pholp. Co h., mo.ed hi (tom New York Cllr l > E*ch*"` R Jenny Oly 2, N. J. Phelpe >P*""Yc. . NicholMn S Co, EJliwo Dnll Cig Leavitt Miehlne Co, end P.rfetal Co. C C Phelpfc H B Villien. J P A Ivono and B A Flndlow on 1<* w. Ovcemb.* lMl' FOR YOuram^^jEXCHANGERS OR CONDENSERS, THIS W&uEMaWNATOR CAN: Reduce down time Cut operating co,ti Improve heal Iran,ter The machine shown is a W&T Visible Vacuum Chlorinator for the application of chlorine to cooling water circuits through the W&T De-sliming process. Its design is the result of over thirty-five years of pio neering in chlorination, plus the accumulated experience of thou sands of installations throughout the world. Because of the care put into its design and construction, this chlorinator can do these things economically and dependably: REDUCE DOWN TIME and eliminate costly plug cleaning by ridding condenser tubes of bacterial-induced slime growths. CUT OPERATING COSTS by keeping condensers and other heat exchange equipment in service longer without shut-down and, at the same time, give higher operating efficiencies. ' IMPROVE HEAT TRANSFER by keeping water-side surfaces continuously protected against the formation of .a slime layer. For complete information on how these advantages can go to work for you, write today. There's no obligation. WALLACE & TIERNAN PRODUCTS, INC. CHLORINE AND CHEMICAL CONIROl EQUIPMENT Belleville 9, New Jersey Represented In Printipol Cities * Daconibar 1048 CD. 30 217