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tWAT'J' FOR tA/h" That's just exactly what the man said. You've probably said it, too--as you leafed through the adver tising pages of a current issue of THIS magazine. Ir happens oil the time--to every man who is on top of his job. Why? Because he keeps a weather eye out for the things that promise a better, faster, more economical way of doing something. He knows that America's .'eading manufacturers take the newest and best of their products and services to market in the advertising pages of the business and industrial magazines that help him keep on cop of his job. And if //'/ for him he wants to know what makes it tide To keep in touch with the parade...... READ THE ADS, m (6ic) liu C Gardiner, who hae retired oa of III heelth. Fred S Campbell hat appointed vice-president la charge agency dept. Ceorglo Power Co hit elected QlBord j McManus president, succeeding the l Preston S Arkwright Jr. Dan MaeDong^' waa made chairman of board of din Solvoge & Lee, Industrial publie rei announces removal of Its New York to 1 F. 43rd St, New York 17, N. Y. OBITUARIES Eef'ijSir Leonard Pearce, 74, englooer<lo<kirll of London Power Co, Lid, London, land, for lest 21 years, died.at bis bootyBlekley, Kent, on Oct 20. He wta rtj slble for design and construction of Deptfort West and Baiiersea power ni lions, both of which are regarded at oaatanding eiampies of economical operilled and as modem eipresslont of art ef; electrical generation. Sir Leonard created a knight' in 1935, the honor ]! commander of the order of (he British plre haring been conferred upon his 1919 in recognltJen of hie services to eteo'j trical supply Industry during first world1 war. Honorary membership to Amerieur Society ol Mechanical Engineers was cea-' ferred upon hJm tn 1946. Eero F Scattersood, 76, former ckldi electrical engineer and general mane|trj of Lot Angeles bureau of power and ll|fat,\ died Nov IS of e heart attaek. William A Baitriek, 72, who served a] president of Central Vermont Ptrblio Sere: lee Cerp from Its organisation io 1929 antflj his retirement in 193& died suddenly at kb1 home in Concord, Mesa* on Nov 21. Dr Benjamin E Sibley, 73, chief medial] officer for Boston Elevated Railway tad Metropolitan Transit Authority for ever SC. yean, died at Brookline, Mata* oa Nov 19.1 Charles C McCarthy, 73, etationary engi-j neer at Hotel Sutler, Buffalo, for men thin 15 years, died recently. Ho was airs' a stationary engineer for the City lee I Fuel Co. Roderfek O Richards, 74, an opentlai engineer at Wellesley College, died at Na tick, Mass., on Nov 21. In his earCa career he was chief engineer of povtt plant of Boston A Worcester St Railway is Framingham, Mass* before electric traedss was superseded on the system by buses. C Ernest Upborn, S3, chief engineer ci Walter Baker A Co, dlv of Ceneral Food* Co, Dorchester, Mesa., died at Mfltao,Mats* on Nov IS, Joseph I Tapper, 67, retired chief entf*; neer ef Meldea (Mess.) High School, died; in that city oa Oct 30, following a fall John W Dlmmore, 71, chief engineer Lafayette High School, Buffelo, died m'l cently at his home after an Illness of absti. 18 months. Frank E Ott, 70, a retired attUonary f' glneer, died recently at hla home in Bufia* after an illneai of more than a year. Befet* . hU retirement four yean ago, be bad be*0, engineer at the YMCA for eeves POWER January >