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CM **4 M*nr - wlrtwvt p*. tt iaiwliI, botes- ,,). ot to Aoor !! twlitg ot*t within rvorfc. Bobbin AiUuiMUt Sooebot Itm will* Cboin Ovid* * o*hood veto* ooiity woitlM*. lo<i l*l onrf MNn eoMt. loo. ItmpUflvi ptpo toyoolt Pfovonlt oiMli flit oil *ol* ohttli fou t'mpl*, Mkkff-otM<nblod po>l qwlntr IntlolUd-- In ronQo of 10 od|Wtiebla to fit oil wboolt from I to 30 ln<tit dioMior, with tiling * non-oblno Mom*. Coll poor Indwlblol Oiifiibtftor. Ho tsfibt nmiablt UMlt-'Ot rili lot datrrtp- BaTStaiTt STUM SPCCUITT CO. > BAMITT lOlf All. NIW MBfOID. MAIL 1UBAID-0 it o dieted fuel oddillvc lhai oidt in achieving bel ief, lowci-cotl performance, wiib thoricr ouiogct, IUQaIO-O aidt in diipeulng gum, ttudge and *omith. Aidi in achieving lice pumping. Aidt n mainloining mnilnivm compri-mnn LUBAID COMPANY A4imi ItfiHii i# Mil--Iw Of*i MawAuni, wiicomsin nvw tom art PROTECT Valuable Equipment with iAdsco STRAINERS Uniform, tmig fii ofinttn in ADSCO Y-lypt Sitiincn b guaranteed by gaikatvd cap and taporod teat*. When furnished with temi-ttetl body and pcrforaiad brajv sheet screen, these strainers are of 290 lb. design. Screen retlos ss high ss 9 -to-l. Doditt end screens of other metal* famished for higher pressures and temperatures. Write for Bulletin 46-SOB. American District Steam Company. Inc. Nortu Toxawanoa. No* York Cmmtnr More POWER NEWS M || A new Kmtn sound motion tlPtnr. . color, Tht ScUm of Mcklnt Brtl, u J" available for showings to bran u * throughout the United Stole* |fom Ch 1 Un,, A Copp., Cu, Inc. EilcnS, animation eiptoins the deisili ( tMu,, esirwlon, driving and rolling pm Modern production and quality control th nlques are shown In sequences taken in ih* Chase research laboratories. The film |! being offered on a loan bails to metal-work ing industries, technics) schools and state and local technical groups. Requests should be addressed to Chssn Draw & Copper Co.' Inc, Weterbury 20, Conn, or to any Chue warehouse or sates office In the United States. A aeareh (or additional sources of the cosily metal germanium (or use In e|eeIronic equipment lies been launched by the Bureau ol Mines In ash pita and smoke stacks ol large Industrial consumers of coal. The Bureau*! Match is being concentrated on.central station power pUats which burn a total of more than 100 million tons of eoal yearly. Selling at approximately 1150 a pound, or nearly 65 per cent the prleo af gold, all germanium metal used In the United State* today Is recovered from sludge* during the production of electrolytic ilae. Annual output Is about 6,000 pound*, but orne predict the electronics indastry will require 40,000 pounds yearly by 1956. Engineer* In industry will have an op portunity to atudy the applications of new techniques and methods In Lubrication Engineering during a two-week Special Summer Program from June 16 to 26 at tho Msaaochuaetta Institute el Technology. The program la Intended primarily for en gineers responsible for lubrication main tenance and scheduling In Industrial plants, and for others In the oil Industry who wish to become better acquainted with the field- Further Information and application blanks may be obtained from tho Director of the Summer Session, Room MOT, MatMchusefta Institute of Technology. Cam bridge 39, Mess. Melbourne--{McGraw-Hill (forId Nows) --New Zealand la likely to become the first country In the world to apply geothermal steam to the production of heavy water and also the first country to hsrneta geothermal steam for the dual purposes of making heavy water and electricity. Geothermal steam tapped from far below the earth's surface will he used to produce heavy water for use as a moderator in atomic pile* and would bo eiported fmo New Zetland to the United Kingdom, United State* and. later on, to Austral!*Farther research on the best methods production Is in progress. Actual produc tion of atomic power In New Zealand u not contemplated, but New Zealand seta** lists would like to cooperate with Au*trl* in establishing there an atomic pH* Ac cording to some plans, this pile would ba in operation before I960. The Boiler With S-E-Co. Coni Scales CbiO-ttfi ibowiog rtduter, broke, snd Coiily accessible tort end com pensator adjustment mechanisms. con squeeze the lost BTU from each pound of coal because its operator knows exactly how many pounds of coal have been burned over any time interval. Not only i* the S-E-Co. Coal Scale accurate to Va of 19& but it Is completely modern in design -- offering the maximum in relia ble operation. Independent thinking and foresight have Incor porated the following exclusive features oj standard equipment in the S-E-Co. Coal Scale; 1. Counter that is electrically operated snd, therefore, com pletely reliable and trouble-free. Easily mountable on remote central control station, if desired. 2. Unrestricted scale inler with vertical skirt sides on feeder and with no baffles or other restrictions hindering coal flow through the scale. 3. Molded endless belt on self-contained feeder frame that -- can be removed from scale housing with unmatched ease and speed. 4. Standard frame motor with completely separate brake and gear reducer. Write today for further details contained in our Coal Scale Bul letin or for o local representative to call on you and discuss our scale and other equipment. Specialist* in Bunker to Pulveriser or Bunker to Stoker Equipment STOCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY 743P HANNA BUILDING CLEVELAND, OHIO rower jUHf rOWEfi JUNE 1953 hy ` jmi 1 -vr, $ Civ'.'' m b*\.i 6