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February, 1935 Advertising Section ENGINE E R S all over the country ASKED FOR A BETTER OIL SEAL HP# Vf/ i EXHIBIT G- 4 3 6 The Adapter h The Spreader The Sealing Member I 4 The Case The Garlock KLOZURE is extremely simple in construction, consisting of only four parts as illustrated above. t! 4 A GAR Mechanical Engineering They Now Have It -- in the New GARLOCK KLOZURE T^O retain oil and grease within a bearing and to keep dust A and dirt out of the bearing is essentially a packing job. That's why Garlock undertook the development of a truly effective Oil Seal. The result of many months of study and experimentation is the Garlock KLOZURE. The sealing member in the Garlock KLOZURE is not leather, cork or felt. It is made from a special compound, developed in the Garlock laboratories, and molded into a shape resembling the famous Garlock Chevron packing ring. Because of its uniform performance, its resistance to oil at high or low temperatures and its lowtco-efficient of friction, the Garlock KLOZURE is setting new high standards for efficient Oil Seal performance. Write for descriptive booklet. THE GARLOCK PACKING COMPANY PALMYRA. NEW YORK In Canada: The Garlock Packing Company of Canada, Limited, Montreal, Quebec LOC K MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Published by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Volume 57 .. . Number l Contents for February, 1935 LABOR-MANAGEMENT COOPERATION IN METHODS DEVELOPMENT . . . .................................................................... . .. . . . R. C. Nyman 73 THE AUTOMOBILE OF 1935 .................................................................................... 78 APPLICATIONS OF SCIENCE TO THE MAKING AND FINISHING OF STEEL . ........................................................................................................................John Johnston engineers' business contacts . . . . . . . A. G. Christie 79 87 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES-----PROBLBMS OF PREVENTION . . F. R. Jones ADMINISTRATION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISBASB CONTROL . . A. S. Gray TOXIC DUSTS--ORIGIN AND SOURCES IN INDUSTRY . . R. C. Stratton progress in power............................................................................. C. F. Hirshfeld 90 92 95 99 THE APPLICATION OF CENTRAL-STATION PRACTICE TO DOMESTIC HBATING . . . ' ; ... . M.K. Drewfy 103 EDITORIAL .... 69 ENGINEERING PROGRESS - . . . 110 LETTERS AND COMMENT . . . . 122 A.S.M.E. BOILER CODB . . 125 BOOKS RECEIVED IN LIBRARY 128 WHAT'S GOING ON .. 129 V DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS . 1 PROFESSIONAL SERVICB . . what's NEW . . . 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . . INDEX TO ADVERTISERS .... 32 29 30 OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY: Ralph E. Flanders, President Erik Obbro, Treasurer C. E. Davies, Secretary PUBLICATION STAFF: Gborqb A. Stetson, Bditor Frederick Lask, Advertising Mgr. COMMITTBB ON PUBLICATIONS: 1 S. W. Dudley, Chairman m .j S. F. VoORBBBS 1 W. F. Ryan - G. F. Batsman M. H. Roberts ADVISORY MBMBBRS OF THB COMMITTBB ON PUBLICATIONS: E. L. Ohls, St. Louis, Mo. E. B. Norris, Blacksburo, Va. Junior Member, O. B. Schibr, Zd A. J. Dickie, San Francisco, Cal. Published monthly by The American Society of Mechanical Engioecra. Publication office at 20th and Northampton Streets, Baatoo, Pa. Editorial aod Advertising departments at the headquarters of the Society, 29 Vest Thirty-Ninth Street, New York, N, Y. Cable address, "Dynamic," New Yorlt. 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