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* THERE'S A BELMONT'PACKIM FOR EVERT SERVICE * The defense program demands uninterrupted service of power plant equipment. Engines and pumps must be kept operating at maximum capacity, sometimes twenty-four hours a day--no time for frequent packing replacements. Here are offered two standard Belmont Packings that will with stand the strain--Belmont 30 for reciprocating steam rods and Belmont 754-P for rotating steam shafts. TRY THEM NOW! Write on your company letterhead for Belmont Catalog No. 40 which describes Belmont Packings for all services -- a text book guide on applications. An authorized Belmont distributor will be glad to show you samples and help you with your particular requirements. upciuwuu vi u* ii) uio-cYeeiric. transmission lines and inte: steam plants of the territory. ; going to Rhode Island in 1935, superintendent of the Central England Power System, with' quarters at Worcester, Mass. Frederick C Bryan, for 30^ general traffic manager of Chalmers Mfg Co. died at his hoc Milwaukee, April 7. He was bo! Raleigh. N. C., in 1864. and atte Bingham Military School, the Ub sity of North Carolina, and. the East School of Business in Poughke N. Y. His career on railroading traffic management started at the BELMONT 148 (447a) F C Bryan 19. when he joined the Atlant North Carolina R R as a clerk. It Mr Bryan stepped out of railroi ! to become vice-president of the St^| j and Western Coal Co and of the j* ton Coal Dock and Wharf Co, $t.(2 ; Minn., at that time second in trade of bituminous coal. It was; this position that he came as manager to Allis-Chalmers. Howard Ashley Pedrick. iny< of the process of imparting tensijj piston rings by heat, died 5. at the age of 79. at Stale College Mr Pedrick's invention was pate and is one of the almost 50 patent taincd by him during his lifetime. William E J Graham. 55. chief1 neer at the Concord. Mass.. Refojj tory for the past 19 years, died .i heart attack on April 10. Mr Gra was formerly engaged in power 1J| operation at Woburn. Mass.. andj| well known in Bay State instituU* engineering circles. H Ernest B Neal. 73, vice-presidei,, the Kinney Mfg Co. Jamaica Pjj Mass., passed away at the Qu!j| Mass.. Hospital, on-April 18. He^ born in Gardner. Me., was a POWER. June. -4