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f.l.o JJRfNGfH lot Htot, Dulr KE.WANE.E. / --`V.. I : I'.f ! ... Extra stout stays and braces add further strength to the sturdy steel construction. 10 to 304 H.P. 100, 125, ISO lb*. W.P. Has all the characteristics which make firebox boilers especially adapted for high pressure. rmc 7S Yoon Bol/ormolrer* tot M pgw dJomufur Diesel Engines A SPECIAL SECTION In its April issue, POWER will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the American diesel engine with a comprehensive survey of modem engines. Watch For Itl Self-Setting PACKING In* wont PodtJns fnfclnii ___ 1m m |A* row vM "Q-P- UH Sitting Nothing too rf* tor yoa. Q-P Sslf-Satting Pocltbg be* leraontttoUd Itl superiority under Ika mot! difficult conditions on land and mo and can bo depended on to moot requirement* lor high maintenance oconomy. It if tho tdeol pocking lot itporheotod itoam, saturated iteem, kot and cold water, otumoftia. Igel oil, coinproiMd gir, goMt ond ocldl end othor operot* lag eonditiooi. (Par Velvet. Turbine*. Dtacit, Inpaoiioa Joints, Hydroalk Equipment, etc.). TH Q.P. MANUFACTURING COMPANY NCIOHAM MtIGHTS *4. MASS. Salat Aep'Ofoiitottvof In Loading Chios from Caotf ta Coast 118 (tie) torien, Catgon, Inc, and Buromla Co. .,r Rodger Shtridaa it ptttldenl ol the atwL' organized United Engrg Co. Hagu, ^ appointed Maintenanco Engrg Corp, ton, Tei.( to represent it' la Mexico, fd^i tenenee Engrg Corp hat in tors ttnl.1),^ office* at Ac Morelos 42-H, Mexico, D, f*:' ad named CullleitDo Almaxae u mldent engineer. W C Renneit hat been named dixtriet #|j, neer (or Uall Laboratories (or the comprltfng Colo., srettern Tec, (/uh N. M, end Wye. He will make hit ht*4 quarters In Denver with Denver Fire Q^; Co, which repreoeeta the parent Hagan Corp. and Itx associated compml^!] Bennett succeeds Gerald C Llpke, who hti! been tranxfened to Pilttburgh tale* art*.. Springfield Boiler Co, Springfield, announce* completion e( negotiation* b' which Cuttav A Rehrn becomet chief c^j.-' neer for the Springfield organisation tad head ol all engineering activities in eeb` aeetien with tteam generator* and reliicd' equipment. Aa chief engineer Reho i eeedt TP Reaa Irwin, who hi* recently gaged in a private engineering prsala with headquarter! In Springfield, OL, P Q Bex 178. Irwin eentinuea to be araDalit' to the company at a' eoaaahant and peciatixing in supervision o( team-plsaf operation (or ellenta located in the Middk' Wett. Nagle Pump* hex appoloted Chailet l Edwarda chief engineer. Jaek H GUI hta been made engine tile, eentultant for Caterpillar Tractor Cuj In hla new capacity. Gill will edriie, * erdinata and plan development ol axgtxi sales with aalea manager! si main offim^ In Peoria, ID. Anthony J Quo Jr has been made aialni# tales manager of loduatrial sales dfr *f, Swan-Finch Oil Corp, with headqoartoi) in heme office. RCA Bldg, New York Qty Brooks Boiler Treatment Co, UOi l. 87th St, Cleveland. Ohio, has elected U* j renee W Brennan president. Other officer* 4 elected at the board meeting are Fred J ( Mack, vice-president; Alfred B Genoi. secretary-treasurer (reflected); and lorn D Brennan, aalea manager. Chatles MeGUnghlln has Joined head quarters staff ol Bituminous Coal fl* search, le, as apodal representative maintain contact with BCR members, cod producers, railroads and manufacturer* .d coal-burning equipment He soeeeedx T A Day, who became a member of pubUe rd* lions staff of Bituminous Coal Institute, a* affiliated organization. C F Jentky hat been made general ail* J manager of Better Corp* Jentky will de vote hla (uil time to steam generator M pump divisions of the corp. Oil purifier div of Hilliard Corp ht* ntmod naw ropraaeatatlrea to handle 0** of Hlleo luhricaHng. fuel and Induatrial *>; purifying equipment: (11 Hacker. 9sb>: Ce, 1700 Walnut St, Philadelphia 9. *"' )OWEIt J.nu.fV I'" Wash behind the ears, please! Whether you're cleaning a giant vatoracrubbinga little boy, you must "wash boKind tho care." That means getting into every nook and cranny of the vata, tanks or other equipment in your plant. Or at a golf course, for instance, it means putting plenty of water on every inch of grass. But look what happens when you do that! ff you hAve ordinary hose--whether you use it indoors or out--moisture seeps into its carcass. Reinforcing cotton pUcs rot. The carcass falls opart. Result . . . you have to get another hose. Then, too, ordinary hose suffers severe cuts and abrasions when you drag it around machinery and equipment or over rough ground. Onco more you're put of hoso . . , and out of luck. Way to lick the problem is to use Maltese Cross Water Hose. It's made by Hewitt to resist cuts and abrasions ... to stand up to the wear that results when you drag it Into hard-to-reach apots. In short, this tough, flexible, nonkink* tag hoso is designed to wash behind the ears! Of course, industrial plants and golf courses are only two of hundreds of places where you'll find Maltese Cross Water Hose. Check your florist's greenhouse, your creamery, or dozens of other places where watering or washing enters the picture. Chances are you'll find it hard at work there, too. Maltese Cross Water Hose ta but one example of many Hewitt Rubber developments to moot specific - industrial needs. Other products include conveyor, transmission end elevator belting, and atoam, acid and welding hose. For complete details, phone tho Hewitt distributor listed in the yellow pages of your phono book. Or write Hewitt Rubber Division, 240 Kensington Ave., Buffalo 6, N. Y. You con depend on your Industrial supply specialist He's always ready to serve you. .And he knows your job . . . your operations .. . your problems. Call on him at any time for advice. He'll rocom* mend the exact Howittproduct especially designed to betp improve tho efficiency of your operattona. t HEWITT RUBBER DIVISION HKWITT-SOBINI INCORPORATE!) mousiaiAiHOit . stumo packwo * January 1948 Maltese Cross Water Hose