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60IUBSI Monsel ChamWal' Ftadars riduct scala, tov hMi, ie* itaon,sova fuat, !e/ antal HID PUMPS! Mamal Cfcacslcal Faadars rd<* conation of noon. OBITUARIES D C Conning, 50. engineer of Can*dju' Cenerel Electric Co, died suddenly j,, 17 in Peterboro, Ont. after a short iHaeL Neil C llurlcy, T8, chairman of board e( Independent Pneumatic Tool Co, AunrL 111. died Aug 2 at his home in River Fojm 111. following a heart attack. Robert E Newcomb, 64, former lupcri&l tendent of Holyoke, Mass, works of ths th*# Deane Steam Pump Co, died at Holyoke m July 24. . M P Caines, 74, veteran employe f Georgia Tower Co, 'died at hia hoote k Atlanta, Ca. after a tong illness. August M Gray', stationary engineer, dial Aug 4 at hia home (n Syracuse, N. Y. Pm last ala years he had been employed u.a stationery engineer at Syracuse Air Bate Arthur Perrf Pctenon, president f Cen tro! Corp, Minneapolis 14, Minn, died Jslj 16 as a result of a cerebral hemorrhage. Samoel 11111 Gilson, stationary engbeo In Toronto, Ont. for 40 yearn, died at hi home on July 23. Oakley Baskin, 66, retired luperinteades' of power dept of International Ralhrs Co, Buffalo, died Aug 11 at hia boas af a heart attaek. , TUBES), Monil Fttdot col down bu(t, pravant costly looks. Smart Power Eng .n,,,c^KUUcseep Water Chemiro1 Fee ers correctly ^ateA |ica||y General EleclHe has made price readiest raenta in its line of integral hoi induction motors rated 200 hp and List prices have been reduced or li as much as 20% to establish a proper tiooahip to costa. This readjustment not constitute any general increase io level of these motors. The changes ea' into effect Aug. 16. Price and cost tils tionshlp of all ratings had been esas. ered Individually in a comprehensive stud recently completed. Apparatus dept has announced Ini In list prices ol mercury are rectifiers. these equipments rated 500 kw and tsaUe prices are increased to the level la ef~ before April 19, 1948, when a 5% d crease was made in price of switchgear transformer component! of the recti-- Price of tank-type rectifiers, generally ru, over 500 kw, is increased by withdr s 5% reduction in price of the evil: component made April 19, 1948. I* tion, prices of the transformer and o ironic components of thia equipment^ incressed to 50 instead of 45% o*CJ levels. Whatever chemicals are recommended by corrosion experts, there is a Manzel Feeder to inject them automatically into your water lines in the exact proportion needed. Manzel Chemical Feeders are available for operation from reciprocating drive, from rotary drive, from electric motor drive, and from gas or oir pressure. They have been famous for many years for dependability, accu racy and economy. You, too, can reduce replacement and fuel costs, pre vent breakdowns, insure profitable operation. Col) your nearest Manzel representative or write... 1 tat. now mppliti itpoir pari* far all mod*| of Sow**r and Torrinpfoa lubricator*. BalMars of HIOM MUtUtl MIIIRIMO PUMPS Mn<* ISSS 936 labMtk S. Buffalo 10, N. T. Steel and lube dlv of Timken Roll0 ing Co has announced further adjutt*? i in prices of certain products. Tkesa j adjustments went into eff* Js 7 Earlier, Timken had announced a crease In prices of all alloy* pending a study of ehangea la lu* luring costs. The company h* of its alloy-ateel bars, bloom*, W". . seamlesa tubing end msdo ce1rt,.?in its published extra lists of o|*7 Increases In prices of bn. bwo billets represent a 3 to 4% w of seamless tubing are 4 to ' *A 5% increase in price of roller bearings went into cfje** |, tu similar Increase srat placed f 236 (667b) POWER * NOVEMBER 1948 p. | MiCMV hill full'(itiQh 01*01(0 10