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ALLIS-CHALMERS power- p w SWAIN tdllo* pnowirr GANNETT Fm IlONZA P<JKlC*J . ?f MrCASE |!j OCONN08 I'c Asrtortn SANDttS rMABCHAlK fincrfl** Editor CdfllribullAQ Editor Auociot* Editor Aiiadoio Editor AtiociaU Editor Aiioclotv Editor Attocloft Editor Aitfifoftt Editor Art Editor OQMCSUC NEWS SUNAW. Ailonro, Cf**tw, * 'fcfrutt. Huuvro*. S** froothto, WtMfW ioiruiNEWS OFFICE*' lOtOo*. Foil*, Fruritwt, fol^ ; UOnlte, Sm Fouls, Mil<o CUf . SNIirON FISHES Publish*, [ciAU SOUGHTON Solst Moogr !*\ DlSTlia MANACCES w w OUANE*. 3J0 w IM Si,, Hr. Yrt 14, N. f. c. lOHO. ArtMItcn BWg. INWtltMa 3, ta. rjf sum. ISO tart Soho's Mdo. Sso* U, Mm>. fWF.FONOEI. Ill# Num Bide. Owutaud IS. Osb *fi w (OMIOH. SB N Ml(Mom OId. Okaoo II. III. >; t MAN. ue Fssobuei Std, Ositsh 21, MM, * I MrOWK, CmitMMol Bibo, S>. IW. 8. kto.' I H CASH, rtrti Noilanef Bust Bibo. Oofla* I, r.i JOtW OriEKOM. SB Fow Si, So* frenetics 4, Celll. I H AlUN, Hll WlltMtt BNd. lm Aofilst IF, Calif. fwith Power readersIM. B Thk Bioli ahd Powcn . . . ' One of the many wayi we keep labs on bow Powca resden (eel shout the editorial lorries we render is to seed query when .a soboeriber fails to renew. A (ratifying number lake the lime to tell ui why. An you might expect, (ew find our editorial cealuii doesn't meet their particular needs. .Bat men! tell un they aren't renewing for routine retnonn--they're changing jobs, en tering military service, retiring, etc. From thin laai group--tboie who are Honing a well-earned rat after long yearn in the power field--we get none mighty Imerenting and heart-warming tetters. One received reeenily made at (eel no good we een't mint ehflring it with you.--Ko. / retired from the Bureau of Yards and Docks fast November, Am 68 years aid this year. Previous to retirement, my guides ere (Ac Bibte and Powca magaiine, the leading megatine in my special trade, through which I attained to the head of the Mechanical Specifications Section in the Bureau of Yards and Docks, My work on eorlA is nearly done. From hoe on, VU get along with the Bibte. I tan honestly recommend Powca mogeudnt to anyone connected in any way to the tenermlon of power on the earth--power between heaven and earth is something else. Washington, D. C. E W SmaiamaH ' UFTEMBEt 1953 ...fines and bylines PIONEERING in operation of steam power on gas-tranamlsnion lines comes easily to L L Nunley, a etenm men all his life. Dorn in the Texas Panhandle, ho oltended'Amnrillo High School and atiidied engineering at Lubbock Tech nological Night School for two years. This training wot later rounded out by completion of the ICS course in power- plant engineering. Beginning in 1931 as a clean up boy, Nunley began to pile up experience in all phases of eteam-power operation, L L Nunley maintenance and management. Step by step he moved up to the post of chief engineer in an Oklahomo steam- electric station. With that background he swung over to his present post os superintendent of Transcontinental Cos Pipe Line Corp'i Sta tion 5, about which he (ells you on pp 73-76. Nunley's hobbies ore photography and electronics. We'd haurd a guess that he gels plenty of chances lo put the latter interest to work among the many electronic devices now used on pipelines. DATA SHEETS have been a popular fea ture of Powkr for over 20 years--the one pictured in miniature at the right is No. 2641 Some of them hove been designed by our own editors, but most Data Sheets come from readers who've developed them to save time in making routine calculotions or to collect useful constonts in handy form. - Now's o good time to join the parade of Data Sheet contributors--and, inci dentally lo earn a 135 check for each one accepted. We want to build a back log, will welcome contributions. There's almost no limit on subject Dots Stoat No. 254 matter.. Look back at past Data Sheets and you'll aee they cover everything of interest lo e power men--from fundamentals right through fuels, combustion, steam generation, piping, healing, afr conditioning, refrigeration, electricity, etc. PACKAOE BOILERS ore F F lfohnholl'a prime inlereat these days. At manager of Package Generator Sales for Foster Wheeler Corp, he's had a lot to do with the growing application of this type. And out of his experience, he passes along some good tips (pp 77-79) to help you select the right unit. Civic activities have been another great interest. Frank served for two elected terms (6 yr) as councilman of the Borough of Leonia. He represented the borough and was chairman of the f F Hohntolt Ovorpcck Creek Valley Sewer Survey Committee. Their reports end findings resulted in formation of the Hackensack Valley Sewer Commission and the building of a trunk line and sewage-disposal plant lor this area of New Jersey. A native of the Carden Stele, Frank was educated in its public schools and at Cooper Union, Mechanics Institute and City College of N. Y. He's a member of NAPE, ASME and SNAME, and is president elect of the Bergen Society of Professional Engineers. Somehow he finds lime to ploy golf, how] ond travel around with a camera.