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'power f w swain ten* ficvUv Idiloi Co*t'fbvll*0 Erflldf Aiioclof* Edlto/ AiiecJat* Editor Aitoctof* Editor AliOClolt Editor A*o<lat Editor AnlilOAt Editor Art Editor IOC NEWS SUlCAUL AiIonIo, CWood. unOit. M--W*. to* Fr--Ik, Wortligio* kb news offices. uwo*. foii. ro*itort. Toro lta*llo, Ito d* to**lro, Mko Clr OMflfON FfiHtl MHthtr eOOCHION Soloi Mooa9r p-. OlSTIICT MANAGERS W OUAlLEt. MO W 0t tl. Vort it. N. V. fl 'lONQ. /Vtkliocn SWp. Phlloditatilo *. fo. J llAIU. MO fori Saw* SWo, Somoo IS, Mot. ft fONOH. ISW tl--"Q SWo. Clo--lond IS. OfcW wt rOMlOH, *20 N MltMooo ShW, CMeaoo II. *11. te out*. SU P--ebMOt SWo, OoNoli 24. Mkfc. ContlnoMol SIOo. louti . Mo. CASH, flnt Noilvwl S**k SWo, D*IN L !*M OTWSON, U PoM St. San A--wImo 4, Cottl. AUIN, 1111 WlhAlio SIW, lot AntlM IF. Colli. ...fines and bylines TOUOH JOBS, the 'ones ihul other en gineers sidestep, are meat to Bill Cod- ley. Take a look at the story beginning on p 114,to see whst we mean about tackling the tough one*. Bill acquired an ME at Stevens In stitute of Technology in 1918, just in time to do his bit in World War 1 as an ensign. When World War II rolled around, Bill had to bo content with a Stateside job. By then he had been with Peabody Engineering Corp for many years, had absorbed a vast Wllllem Godlty amount of know-how on all phases of burning oil. It was thus only natural that the Maritime Commission should grab him to dcaign oil-burning systems. Later, along with many other industry specialists, Bill served a term with National Production .Authority (NPA). When he'a not making tough engineering jobs look easy, Bill commutes to Port Washington, enjoys swimming and sailing with his family on Long Island's many-harbored north shore. Your bonus POWER'S special mid-September MODERN PLANT HANDBOOK ISSUE Again De Laval IMO rotary pumps prove their versa* tillty. Eighteen of them are handling all the fuel and luhe oil serviced for the six National Supply Company dual-fuel engines in the new Owl's Head sewage treat* meat plant in Brooklyn, New York. The unique IMO design--with only three moving part*--assures long, trouble-free performance. IMO pumps are quiet, pulsation*free, compact and excel* lent for direct-connected high-speed operation. DE LAVAL DB LAVAL STRAM TURBINS CO#r$| SIS Nolitngtam 1Toy, Trenton I. TTiOroo J Ellis ESUUET-SBALINO gat tsnks for military air* icrah teem a far cry from maintenance sysE-tetas, but Tharon Ellis has developed both. Hii SO years in the rubber industry have (tees marked by accomplishment in both 'product development and administration. wf ' Following service with Firestone Tire & jL Rubber Co as plant manager, he took part gT'Mesign and production of life-saving selfI testing tanks, gss masks, bullet-proof vests. % -With an enviable 20-yr record behind him fejt Firestone, he joined Thermoid in 1949. Jj.last year he was elected vico-preiident in L charge of manufacturing. One of his chief S' interests has been in ways of keeping on T top of the mony maintenance jobs in o large ^-industrial plant. Some of his thinking on Ms angle appears in the article on p 109. 1. Modern Plant Survey: Tabulated technical data on more than 500 new generoling plants--steam end hydro--utility - ond industrial. 2. Renovation Roundup: Things to remember when you tackle the big job of modernising your plant-- practical tips on steam, electricity, heating, oir condi tioning, refrigeration, compressed air and water services. 3. Directory of Manufacturers: A complete powerfield index of products and materials useful in plant mod ernization. More than 600 listings. 4. Cross File of Obsolescence: Names of former msk* era of power equipment, matched with present name of successor company. Handy when seeking replacement parts for old equipment 5. Review of New Products: Those that have been de scribed, month by month, during the year. ASS GUT___ 5