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Skinner of this di*. Dr William I Thoapiao bead engineering section of the ti group. Other personnel to form __ o! thli group have beta draws bem! engineering dept of Ferguson Co, j T Weills, until recently a groap In technical dit of Clinton Laf OaV Ridge, Teen. Harry C William* h* been appointed eral tales manager of II K Ferguson OBITUARIES Mooriee M Seller*, who retired |i 1541. alter 38 yean of service ai field plant of Elliott Co, died In St P burg, Fla. on July 6. Ccorge W Dolou, 46, chainnan of 1 ol director! of Mathleion Chemical (formerly Mathicson Alkali Wotti) In New York City on July 24 liter a Illness. Albert C Bladholm, 43, president ol 8 Steel Products, Inc, of Chicago,; on July 6. John E Lowton, 67, president and *j tor of Cooidian Niagara Power Co] died at hit home in Niagara Falla, ' July 23. Michael I Lenehaa, 72, a retired rt ary engineer, died et his homo In N. Y. on July 24. William F Bobbins, plant eni Craten & Knight Co, Worcester, Masg in that city on Juno 13. WHAT THEY ARE Wesley Milton Colter, 6S, retired ary engineer for Penniylranto Elec Erie, Pa. died June 17 in his home u] He had been associated with the? Ana for 27 yean befort retiring lo K aSamuel P MaeFodden, S3, iteenitf The Skinner "Universal Unaflow" Steam Engine is che outstanding recipro* \ ^president of Puget Sound Power tl eating prime mover of this era, made by the largest exclusive manufacturer Co from 1942 to 1946 and eonsaSiuj] of steam engines in America. The performance of thousands of "Univensil * [ that company since 1946, died May] Unafldw" engines, in almost every type of industry and institution, daily a Seattle, Wash. demonstrates the truth of our claim--that they are "the most economical steam engines built." "Universal Unaflow" engines ore correctly designed for simplicity, de pendability, heavy duty service, flexibility, and permanently maintained economy. They are available in sizes ranging from 75 to 2,230 horsepower, and In horizontal or multi-cylinder vertical types. WUbert C Snow, 61, ataiatcat teodent of Seattle, Wash. City Ugk1 (j pest fire yean, died May 20. j WlUUm A Schmid, 59, autlenaiyi, neer with Great Atlantic A PadfieTj fa Dafftlo for any yean, died Frank A Woodworth, 71, a WHAT THEY DO engineer for Agate lea Cream W ester, N. Y. for 18 year*, died oo Jr Skinner "Universal Unaflow" Steam Eogines are built for direct connection, James A Conley, 59, ititlenaryj coupling or belt drive, to electric generators, compressors, blowers, pumps, ceer for Buffalo Board of Edoeaj * Uoeshaits, or other load. many years, died July S. Over 2000 power users, in industries and institutions, have found it more economical to generate their own power with "Universal Unaflow1* 'engines than to purchase power from the local utility, or to generate power with other prime movers. ( Exhaust steam is available to be utilized for hearing, for laundry, for processing techniques, and many other purposes, further adding to the savings enjoyed through use of "Universal Unaflow" engines. Skimatr "Uuioonul Uouftou/' eugitm arefrtqututij bought major our Guaranteed Saving Coatnut, torment* being wade out ofproved tavingt after tbo engine it in tervke. Write fur detailed Information of the ad- vantage* of Skinner "Unlomal Unaflevd' eng/aet in jour industry. william J Dannon, 66, foi engineer of John Dnldy Co, Wi Mast, died on July 15 at Stenebtfjg Harry Diamond, 48, chief of div of Natioaal Bureau of Stan. . auddenly at hla Washington, D. oo June 21. J David W Bright, 48, soperintfg Union Qectrio Company's geneix at Venice, llL died oa Jooe lb ,J a former president and tretiaf** tieoal Assn of Power Engineers. *o- Ot> OO {>>,.o 0"l- fh-ri Wrll* STM'" .......... SKINNER ENGINE COMPANY, ERIE, PA. Jay Russell Cdb, 59. veterta engineer of New York State Gas Corp, died tt bis home In " July 19 alter a long Ulnesa. (S8l) POWER