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3 | V t i .1 ! '? : I $80-..______ . More APPOINtIK^W office and warehouse operation with head-; quarters in Dallas, Texas. Formerly this! area had been serviced out of Kansas City:l T J Ewbank has been appointed sales^ manager of the new division. Whitney Chain Co, Hartford, Conn., an-^ nounces election of James W Anderson as-, vice-president--sales, and C Robert Powers1! as vice-president--manufacturing. finish ' *W0 to vibration .. Ins^0" P J feslst"nce Mog"eSI ' strength and .-'na^ ., Aby^e\ wm HU *ufUe(fic.e ',S Bering. ^W ::C* *: ^olde ,w >^ula" ,,c e^P1"*0 c( dUintag'0'6' b' tnto o{ aotocna' ,,, *!. o ^.n* the '"les! 'VJ doe, no' Pof ^tet ., oS$uted, 5tondofd,- b ste0m pTecis'on P`P -fQo be<>eW * * < *-* f he; on a'uC etft *of ** -aootocto^ r ipedW uh n" jnost mode'0 ulot',on 'wl'eI' y/dte tf (rm 'hlcdon t heo' Co'n<)` doito0- the Pfod Mogei'a PQlsd ,eCOtVl ',:0n,7^7 MUNOET tr\undet tniofma"00 ^e^co'Sco'p-ano';; ******.- N" tonnet'e l(Jtion D`v' Betge.** Jefiey. INSULATION FOR HIGH & LOW TEMPERATURE Mundet district offices ore /oca/eJ in these cities: ATLANTA 339-41 Elizabeth St., H,E. BALTIMORE 30 612 Battery Ave. BOSTON 57 Regent St.r N. Cambridge 40 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 507 S. Cedar SI. CHICAGO 16 2601 Cottage Grove Ave. CINCINNATI 2 427 West 4lh St. INDIANAPOLIS 15 E. Washington St, DALLAS 1 601 Second Ave. JACKSONVILLE 4, FLA. 800 E. Bay St. DETROIT 21 14401 Prairie St. KANSAS CITY 7, MO, 1401 St. Louis Ave. HOUSTON 1 LOS ANGELES Commerce and Palmer Sts. (Maywood): 6H6 Walker Ave. in Canada: Mundet Cork & Insylaliort, Lid. 35 Booth Ave., Toronto NEW ORLEANS U 315-25 H. Front St. NEW YORK IT 331 Madison Ay. PHILADELPHIA 39 856 N. 43th SI. ST. LOUIS 9 3176 Brannon Ave. SAN FRANCISCO 7 440 Brannon $t. 244 L J Gorman, engineer in charge of eletx trolysis studies and corrosion control^! Consolidated Edison Co of New York,j| has retired after 40 years' service. L G Ireland, vice-president and chief en-i; gineer of New Orleans Public Service!? Inc, retires as of Juoe 30 after nearly 271 years with the company and its predecessor-5 Auguste Desilets, KC, of Grand'Mere, Que-s bee, is elected a director of Shawinigan;, Water & Power Co. He fills vacancy ere-;: ated by the recent death of Beaudry Leman. ; Formation of a new jointly owned com pany to manufacture a unique air filter,? first used by the Atomic Energy Commis sion to keep radioactive particles out of. the atmosphere, is announced by Arthur', D Little Inc, Cambridge, Mass., andCarrier Corp, Syracuse,. N. Y. The new, firm, known as Cambridge Corp, is head quartered at 350 S Geddes St, Syracuse, and initial production of the new filter is WggS now under way. Raymond Stevens, vice president of Little, is elected president, and David H Northrup of Carrier is vice president and general manager of the new corporation. Philip N Rugg of Boston Edison Co's in- _ dustrial power sales dept, has been elected -A-5 president of Engineering Societies of /-J New England, 715 Tremont Temple Bldg, .;^Eg% Boston. tgj. T G Robinson is elected chairman of GsSK'jSjti Fuels, and Combustion Section of Western Society of Engineers. Robinson is presi* dent of Meters & Con'rols Inc, represents* i-^j lives of Hays Corp in he Chicago area. : ' Cooling Tower Institute, Basking Ridge, N. J., has chosen W A Shoudy 'as executive r"A j manager. He is a well-known consulting gn engineer of New York City. OBITUARIES Elliott D Harrington, 54, recently ap pointed vice-chairman and secretary of ^ the Defense Projects and Priorities Com* mittee of General Electric's small and medium motor division, Schenectady, N* Y.> died suddenly April I of a heart attack* Frank L Orr, 56, vice-president and sale$ manager for Maxim Silencer Co, Hartford. Conn., died April 15 while on a Im^ine&s trip in Washington, D. C. ^ 73 POWER JUNE 1951