The Iron Age July-December 1927: Vol 120 Index

Semi-Annual Index of July—December, 1927 VOL. CXX THE IRON AGE PUBLISHING CO. 239 West 39th Street NEW YORK ag-EN6 LIS. A Aberdeen Proving Ground: Army Ordnance Demonstration’, Oct 13 p 1021 Abbott, Charles F.: Program for Better Merchandising, Oct 20 p 1126 Abrasives: Production 1926, Sept 29 p 920 Accidents: American Sheet & Tin Plate Co. Records, Aug 11 p 378; Nov 10 p 1328 Carnegie 1928 Safety Dec. 15 p 1661 Emergency Crews (Editorial), Nov 24 p 1467 Eye (Editorial), Nov 10 p 1327 Incidental Costs, Sept 29 p 887 Inter-City Contests (Editorial), July 28 p 228 Metal-Mine 1925, Oct 27 p 1204 More Per Man-Hour, but Less Per Trophy”*, Unit of Production, Oct 13 p 1046 National Safety Council Record, Aug 18 p 408 Newport Rolling Mill Safety Meth- ods*, Sept 8 p 674; Nov 10 p 1296 Productivity as Affected by, Nov 24 p 1461 Reduction in Steel Mill, Oct 27 p 1204 Ryerson Record*, Sept 1 p 547 Acker, G. H.: Worm Gear Inspection and Testing, Oct 27 p 1150 Acme Machine Tool Co.: Universal Brass Turret Lathe*, July 28 p 208 Adams Co.: Gear Hobber and Dec 1 p 1523 Adams, T. S.: Tax Discrimination Against Indus- try, Dec 15 p 1681 Advertisers: Mail, Waste, Sept 22 p 787 Africa: Southwest, Foreign Trade, Sept 8 p 676 Air, Compressed: Used for Power*, July 21 p 131 Aircraft: All-Metal Fuselages*, Oct 6 p 939 Foster “Weight Mindedness”, Nov 24 p 1467 Metallurgy, and Heat Treatment, Sept 29 p 865 Production 1926, 1927, Dec 29 p 1830 Welding as a Tool in Construction*, Nov 24 p 1488 Thread Miller’, Airports: Steel Used in Development*, Oct 27 p 1148 Alden, Leon V.: New England’s Industrial Position, Nov 10 p 1804 Aldrich-Holveck: Pump for Sheet Rolling*, Oct 13 p 1022 Alexander, Magnus W.: Unfair Competition, Sept 8 p 679 Alford, L. P.: Awarded First Melville Medal*, Dec 8 p 1634 Allegheny Steel Co.: Acquires Delaware Seamless Tube Plant, Sept 22 p 837 Allen, Henry B.: High-Speed Steel for Hack Saws, Sept 29 p 864 INDEX Illustrated articles indicated by Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.: Close-Up Belt Drive*, Aug. 4 p 280 All-Ohio Safety Congress: Convention Proceedings, Nov. 17 p 1375 Alloy Steel: Chromium in Metallurgy of, Sept 15 p 732 Chromium-Vanadium for Nitrogen Fixation*, Dec 1 p 1518 For High-Temperature and Pres sure*, Dec 15 p 1662 Heat Treated for Springs, Sept 8 p 614 Illinois Steel Co.’s 15 p 729 In Racing Cars, Aug 18 p 409 Manganese (Editorial), Dec 15 p 1679 Nickel-Chromium, Temper ness, Oct 20 p 1082 Staybolt*, Dec. 29 p 1785 Structural, for Long Bridges*, Nov 17 p 1389 Alloys: Aldrey, New Aluminum, Nov 17 p 1376 Aluminum-Bronze, Heat Treatment of, Sept 8 p 618 Bar Mill*, Sept Brittle Aluminum-Bronze, Making Large Ingots*, Dec 8, p 1579 Aluminum, Heat Treatment of, Sept 8 p 617 Copper, Electric Furnace Melting of, Oct 6 p 961 Copper, Heat Treatment of, p 618 Copper-Zinc, Sept 29 p 877 For High Temperatures and Pres sures (Editorial), Aug 4 p 288 Iron Silicon, Research*, Sept 22 p 797 Non-Ferrous, torial), Oct Aluminum: Cold Forming*, Sept 29 p 878 Influence of Alumina on Casting of, Oct 6 p 960 Japanese Imports Five Years, Dec 29 p 1787 Machining and Working*, Sept 29 Sept s (Edi Advances in 13 p 1038 p 878 New Place of (Editorial), Oct 27 p 1175 Aluminum-Bronze: Ingots, Making Large*, Dec 8 p 1577 Aluminum Industrie A G.: Aldrey, New Alloy, Nov 17 p 1376 Aluminum Industries, Inc.: Controlling Production*, Sept 29 p 857 American Barge Line: Merger of Inland Waterways Co. and W. C. Kelly Barge Line, Nov 17 p 1388 American Blower Co.: Acquired by American Radiator Co., Nov 24 p 1456 American Broach & Machine Co.: Hydraulic Press or Bulldozer*, July 21 p 146 American Car & Foundry Co.: Annual Report, July 7 p 53 American Electrochemical Society: 1928 Convention Announcement and Program, Oct 27 p 1168; Nov 24 p 1494; Dec 29 p 1825 Michigan Section Formed, July 7 p 58 Northwest Convention Proceedings, Sept 29 p 879 American Engineering Co.: High-Speed Electric Hoist*, 10 p 1818 Nov iif 65963 American Gas American Engineering Council: Productivity as Affected by Acci- dent Rate, Nov 24 p 1461 American Engineering Standards Committee: Year Book, Sept 1 p 596 American Foundry Equipment Co.: Rapid Core Machine*, Dee 8 p 1598 American Gas Accumulator Co.: Safety Nut with Fiber Disk*, Nov 24 p 1454 Association: Convention Proceedings, Oct 20 p 1095 Gas Sales 1927, Dec 29 p 1832 American Gear Manufacturers Asso- ciation: Convention Proceedings, Oct 27 p 1148 7 ae Member American’ Engineering Standards Committee, Sept 22 p SOU Officers*, Aug 25 p 486 Americar Institute of Mining Metallurgical Engineers: Sectional Meeting, Nov 24 p 1494 American Institute of Steel Construc- tion: Convention Proceedings, Oct 27 p 1167; Nov 3 p 1236 American Iron and Steel Institute: Annual Statistical Report, Sept 1 p 596 Castings, Bessemer Steel Produc- tion (Editorial), July 14 p 94 Directors’ Tribute to Judge Gary, Oct 6 p 994 Fall Meeting Proceedings, Nov 3 p 1230 Pig Iron Production First Half, Aug 25 p 321, (Editorial) p 493 Steel Ingot Production by Months, June, p 95; July, p 379; August, p 733; September, p 1033; Octo- ber, p 1329; November, p 1609 Schwab, Charles M., Becomes Pres- ident, Nov 3 p 1230 American Management Association: Conference on Employee Represen- tation, Dec 8 p 1586 Forms Advisory Board, Aug 18 p 414 \merican Manganese Association: Organized Aug 4 p 303 Meeting, Aug 11 p 336 American Mining Congress: Convention Proceedings, Dee 15 p 1658 American Oil Burner Association: Convention Announcement, Dec 1 p 1515 American Puddled Iron Corporation: Wrought Iron by Aston Process, Nov 3 p 1265 American Radiator Co.: Acquires American Blower Co., Nov 24 p 1456 Acquires Kewanee Boiler Co., Oct 27 p 1196 American Refractories Institute: Convention Program, Nov 3 p 1245; Dee 1 p 1520 Fire Brick Classification, Oct 13 p 1053 American Rolling Mill Co.: Acquires Columbia Steel Co., July 21 p 157; July 28 p 222 Acquires Patents on Four-High and Continuous Mills, Dec 15 p 1681 Improvement Program, July 7 p 56 American Sheet & Tin Plate Co.: Accident Records, Aug 11 p Nov 10 p 1328 and Producers’ 378; 1V American Society for Steel Treating: Boston Chapter to Have Educa- tional Course, Sept. 29 p 880 Chapter Meetings and Officers, July 7 p 12; Oct 6 p 946; Oct 20 p 1099 Convention Proceedings, 813; Sept 29 p 861 Exhibition*, Sept 8 p 620; Sept 29 p 869 Honorary Members*, Sept 15 p 760 New York Chapter Meeting on Steel for Long Bridges*, Nov 17 p 1389 Program for Semi-Annual Meeting, Dec 29 p 1791 Sept 22 p American Society for Testing Mate- rials: 1928 Convention Announcement, Dé 8 p 1623 Adopts Tentative Heat Treatment Terms*, July 14 p 79 Increase in Specifications, Oct 27 p 1169 New Fields for Work Proposed, Oct 27 p 1168 Testing Committee’s Report, July 7Tpés Wide Influence (Editorial), Oct 20 p 1106 Worldwide Membership, Oct 20 1099 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Committee to Study Fuels, Dec 15 p 1704 Convention Proceedings, Dec 8 pp 1587, 1591, 163 Dec 15 py} 1650, 1658. 1659 Cooperation of Foundry, Pattern and Machine Shops in Design, Dec 8 p 1593 Engineering Index Service, Oct 27 p 1168 Iron and Steel Division Conventior Proceedings, Nov 17 p 1376 Machine Shop Practice Division Meetings, Sept 15 p 699; Dec 15 p 1650 Management Division Meetings Nov 3 p 1224; Dec 15 p 1659 Plant Maintenance Symposium, Dec 8 p 1587 American Spiral Works: Chart for Forged Steel Flange D« sign, Oct 20 p 1092 American Steel & Wire Co.: Morgan Billet and Rod Mill*, N« 10 p 1297 New Nail Card of Extras, 1603 To build Hot Strip Mill at Cuyahoga Works, Nov 3 p 1239 American Steel Foundries: Quarterly Report, Nov 24 p 1506 American Welding Society: Convention Proceedings’, 939, 943 Amsler, Alfred J., & Co.: Apparatus for High Temperature Tests of Metal*, Sept 22 p 784 Anderson Die Machine Co.: Dial Feed Tapper*, Aug 25 p 478 Annealing: (See Heat Treatment) Apprentices: 3rown & Sharpe School for*, Sept 22 p 796 Arbitration: Secretary Davis Dee 8 p 1608 Archer, R. S.: Aluminum Alloys Strengthened bs Heat Treatment, Sept 8 p 617 Armament: Dee 8 } Oct 6 Pp} (Editorial), and Geneva Naval Limitation Confer- ence, Sept 15 p 691, (Editorial) p 736 Army Ordnance Association: Demonstration at Aberdoon Prov- ing Ground*, Oct 13 p 1021 Ashman, G. H.: Plant Maintenance, General Electric Co., Dec 8 p 1587 JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Associated Business Papers, Inc.: Convention Proceedings, Oct 20 p 1126 Associated Machine Tool Dealers: Meeting, Sept 29 p 882 Association of Iron and Steel trical Engineers: Annual Meeting, Sept 29 p 888 Aston Process: Making Wrought Iron by, Nov 3 p 1265 Atlanta: “Forward Atlanta” Movement, July 28 p 221 Atlantic Machine & Tool Co.: Tool Post Grinder*, Dec 22 p 1731 Automatic & Electric Furnaces, Ltd.: Steel Hardening Processes, Oct 6 p 936 \utomatic Nut-Thread Corporation: Nut Threading Machine*, Sept 22 p Elec- RO4 Automobiles: Alloy Steel in Racing, Aug 18 p 409 Census of Motor Vehicles 1925, Aug 18 p 450 Employees’ Problem of (Editorial), July 7 p 30 Maintenance of Army Transporta- tion, Dec 15 p 1666 Mass Production at Oakland Plant*, Aug 4 p 261 Problems of the Highway (Editorial), Sept 15 p 737 Production, a Curious Year in (Ed- itorial), Nov 24 p 1466 Production by Months: June, p 216; July, p 518; August, p 840; September, p 1203; October, p 1493; November, p 1832 Production, Estimated, in 1928, Nov 24 p 1493 Steel Requirements for Body Manu- facture, Budd Plant*, Sept 22 p 779 Studebaker, Heat Treating Axles and Crank Shafts*, Aug 11 p 29 D het New Wheels, Whitehead & Kales Pressed Steel*, July 14 p 76 Why They Are Cheaper (Editorial), July 28 p 227 Automotive Engineers: (See Society of Automotive En- gineers) Australia: Iron Ore and Pig Iron Production 1921-1926, Sept 1 p 599 Austria: Industriai Conditions, July 7 Automotive Engineers: (See Society of Automotive gineers) Aviation: Commercial, Stimulus in, July 14 p 80 AVM, 0s ket Annealing for Welded Pipe*, Aug 25 p 474 Axles: Failure Studies*, Aug 4 p 274 p 24 En- Backlogs: Prices 996 Baden Machine Works: Sand-Throwing Machine*, Nov 3 p 1242 Badger Tool Co.: Rigs for Special Grinding*, July 28 p 909 Badlam, Stephen: Evolution of the Wide Strip Mill, Nov 3 p 1232 Baker-Raulang Co.: Electric Truck for Handling Plate*, Oct 6 p 957 Salancing Machine: Fay & Egan Ball-Bearing Static*, Aug 4 p 279 and (Editorial), July 28 p Tin Baldwin Locomotive Works: Plant Concentrated at Eddystone, Nov 3 p 1271 Ballard, E. H.: Materials Handling in Foundries’, Dec 8 p 1593 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad: Centenary Exhibition*, Oct 6 p 951; (Editorial), Oct 20 p 1106 Bane, Dr E. C.: Corrosion-Resistant Steels, Sept 29 p 883 Barber-Colman Co.: Close Control in Nov 10 p 1305 Bardons & Oliver: Cutting Off Machine*, Oct 6 p 955 Barff and Bower: tust Resisting Coating, Oct 13 p 1059 Barnes Drill Co.: Single-Spindle Honing Dec 1 p 1523 Barnes, W. F. & John, Co.: Production Boring Machine*, Aug 11 p 344 Filling Orders’, Machine’, Bars: Centrifugal Casting of Sheet*, July 7 p 6; Oct 20 p 1100 Cold Finished, Extras, Oct 27 p 1196; Dec 29 p 1810 Hot Rolled, Extras, Dee 15 p 1674 Internal Fractures of Steel*, Aug 18 p 400 Lowmoor, Repeated Impact on Iron, Oct 20 p 1083 tolling Hollow Staybolt*, Nov 24 p 1451 Rust-Resistant for Concrete forcement, Nov 10 p 1316 Basing Point: Bethlehem, on Plates, Shapes and Bars, Dec 15 p 1673, (Edi- torial) p 1679 Bassett and Davis: Copper-Zince Alloys, Sept 29 p 877 Beardmore, William, & Co., Ltd.: Cast-Steel Stud-Link Chain, Aug 18 p 450 Hollow-Forged Winding Shaft, Nov 3 p 1243 Bearings Roller: Hyatt, for Railroads*, Aug 25 p 482 Beatty, Lee M.: Manufacture of Wright Whirlwind Engine, Sept 22 p 811 Belfont Steel & Wire Co.: In Hands of Creditors, Aug. 11 p 378 Bellefleur, A. C., & Son Co.: Rapid Work Tool Holder, Dee 8 p 1598 Belt Conveyor Idler: Link-Belt Anti-Friction*, July 21 p 147 Belt Drive: (See Drives) Besly, Charles H., & Co.: Disk Grinders, Nov 10 p 1317; Nov 17 p 1382 Bethel-Player Co.: Purchased by Norton Co., Dee 15 p 1701 Bethlehem Steel Corporation: Changes in Organization, Aug 4 p Rein- Engine 312 Employee Benefit Activities, July 14 p 88 Merger Case, Aug 4 p 283; Sept 22 p 827 Quarterly Report, Aug 4 p 317 Bethlehem Steel Co.: Freight Rates from New Bases, Dec 22 p 1740 Mill Bases on Plates, Shapes and Bars, Dec 15 p 16738, (Edi- torial) p 1679 Bettcher, C. W.: How to Specify Sept 22 p 791 Biggert, F. C., Jr.: Developments in Four-High Roll- ing, Nov 17 p 1367 Screw Threads*, ll Ne lg seal et > (Biggert, F. C., Jr., continued) New Wage Doctrine, Sept 1 p 585 Waste in Industry, July 7 p 25 Birmingham Galvanizing Co.: Organized, July 28 p 251 Birmingham Iron Foundry: Merger with Farrel Foundry & Ma- chine Co., Aug 25 p 482; Sept 29 p 907 Black & Decker Mfg. Co.: Combination Buffing, Grinding and Cleaning Machine*, Dec 22 p 1730 Electric Grinder*, July 14 p 82 Electric Hammer’, July 7 p 21 Radial Arm for Portable Tools*, July 14 p 83 Black Hardware Co.: To Manufacture Nails and Barbed Wire, Aug 11 p 378 Black Rock Mfg. Co.: To Make Higley Cold Saws, Dee 15 p 1681 Blanchard, E. P.: Integrated Production, What It Means, Sept 22 p 799 Blanchard Machine Co.: Magnetic Chuck for Surface Grind- er*, Sept 1 p 555 Blashill, Arthur: Wire Fence Machine*, July 7 p 16 Blau, Prof. Ernst: Economy in Using Air for Power July 21 p 131 Blaw-Knox Co.: Consolidated with Milliken Brothers Mfg. Co., July 28 p 222 Bliss, E. W., Co.: Double-Crank Press*, Dee 1 p 1527 High-Speed Punch Press*, Dec 29 p 1791 Blooming Mills: (See Rolling Mills) Blowpipe: Prest-O-Lite for Dec 22 p 1730 Blum, Dr. William: Acetylene Air Metal Coatings for Specific Uses, July 28 p 252 Scientific and Industrial Research, July 21 p 138 Boiler Plant: Jones & Lauchlin Steel tion, Nov 10 p 1303 Boiler Plate: Embrittlement Prevention torial), July 21 p 162 Boilers: Galvanizing in Day & Night Plant Oct 13 p 1016 Bolton, J. W.: Gray Iron Castings — Normalizing and Annealing, Sept 8 p 611 Bolt Forming and Threading Machine: Landis Automatic*, Dec 20 p 1786 Bolts and Nuts: Standard Sizes, Sept 29 p 871 Trade on Better Basis, Oct 27 p 1170 Bolts, Track: On List and Discount Basis, p 579 Bonus: For New Industries Aug 4 p 286 Book Reviews: Trade Directory, Nov 17 p Corpora (Edi- Sept 1 (<ditorial), Aeronautic 1380 Automobile Industry. Facts and Fig ures, July 21 p 150 Bibliography on Cast 1831 Bread and Fire, July 21 p 149 Business Control Through Analysis July 28 p 213 Business Cycles, the Problem and its Setting. Nov 10 p 1341 Coke and By-Products in 1924, July 21 p 150 Directory of Sheet Steel Products and Fabricators, Oct 27 p 1156 Economic Problems of Modern Life Aug 25 p 520 Foreign Agency p 213 Gas Analysis, Aug 25 p 489 Geographical Study of Coal and Iron in China, Dec 29 p 1798 How to Influence Men. Ju y 21 p 148 Dec 29 1 Iron, Agreemenms, July 2°* JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Industrial Transition in Japan, Dec 29 p 1799 industrial Turmoil, Dec 29 p 1798 [ron Industry in Prosperity and De- pression, July 21 p 148 Marketing Problem, Aug 25 p 489 Marvels of Modern Mechanics, July 28 p 212 Medical Care of Industrial Workers, Dec 29 p 17 1798 Metallurgist’s Manual, Dee 29 p 1799 Minnesota Iron Ore Directory . July 28 p 213 Ornamental Iron and Bronze Work, Dec 29 p 1790 Patents What a Business Executive Should Know, Aug 25 p 489 Recollections of Men and Events, July 28 p 212 Steam Turbines, July 21 p 149 Story of Chemistry, Dec 29 p 1798 Tests on Bearing Value of Large Rol- lers, July Vacations for 29 p 1799 Books Received, July 21 p 150; Aug 25 p 520: Dee 29 p 1799 Bonds: And the Dollar Value July 14 p 94 Borescope: Holz, for Inspecting Bored ings, Dec 29 p 1834 Boring Machines: Barnes Production*, Aug 11 p 344 Betts Double Horizontal Drilling and*, Oct 27 p 1163 Giddings & Lewis Horizontal Drill ing, Milling and*, Nov 3 p 1248 Niles Redesigned Horizontal Drill- ine Milline and . Dec 1 p 1521 Niles 20-Ft. Turning and*, Oct 27 p 1162 Sellers, Horizontal Drilling, Milling and*, Dec 29 p L789 Boston & Maine Railroad: Buys American Rails, Nov 10 p 1313 Bourne-Fuller Co.: Blooming Mill Electric Drive*, July 28 p 203 Bower and Barff: 28 p 213 Industrial Worker Dec (Editorial), Forg- Rust Resisting Coating for Iron and Steel, Oct 13 p 1059 Boyle, John, Jr.: Process for Manufacturing Ferro- phosphorus, Dec 29 p 1834 Bradford Machine Tool Co.: Drilling and Tapping Head*, Oct 13 p 1025 Braithwaite & Co., Ltd.: Contract for Sao Paulo Water Sup ply Line*, Dec 1 p 1516 Brake: Long & Allstatter Press*, Nov 10 p 317 Brass: Cold Rolling, Sept 29 p 877 Special, Properties with Manga nese Nickel, Oct 6 p 961 Brass Manufacture: Dispersion (Editorial), July 7 p 28 Brassert, H. A.: Fuel Economy Possibilities, July 14 pid Brazil: Abolition of Customs Duty Exemp- tions Proposed, Sept 29 p 924 Manganese Ore Shipments, Oct 27 p 1202 Sao Paulo Water Pipe Line*, Dec 1 p 1516 Bridges: Havre de Grace, Welding Used in Double Decking, Oct 9 p 945 Hudson River, Low Bidders, Oct 6 p 973 Hudson River, Special Aug 25 p 466 Steel for Long*, Nov 17 p 1389 Steel vs. Reinforced Concrete for, Dec 1 p 1511 Brick: Checker, Salvaging, Nov 17 p 1379 Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Co-.: Face Grinder with Hydraulic Table Drive*, Oct 6 p 957 Brillo Mfg. Co.: Steel Wool—How It Is Made*, Dec 22 p 1728 Steel for*, British Empire Steel Corporation: Annual Meeting, Nov 17 p 1397 Sells 1928 Ore Output, Sert 22 p 840 Stockholders Reject Reorganization Plan, July 14 p 107 British Institution of Civil Engineers: Renort on Undersea Corrosion, Oct 20 p 1091 British Oxygen Co.: Hardening Steel Gears, Oct 6 p 936* Brittleness: Temper, Nickel-Chromium Oct 20 p 1082 Broaching Machine: Foote-Burt for Sept l p 550 Broderick & Bascon Rope Co.: Handling Wire and Rope in ess*, Dec 22 p 1713 ste el, Flat Surfaces > I rod Broderick Firesafe Homes Associa- tions, Inc.: Erecting Steel Frame Houses*, Oct 27 p 1146 Broderick Steel Frame Corporation: McClintic-Marshall Co. Acquire Interest in, Oct 12 p 1031 Brooke, F. W.: Electric Heat Treatine Sept -> 619 Lrockings, Robert S.: Overproduction Greatest Stimulus to Efficiency, Nov 3 p 1245 Bronze- Aluminum: Ingots, Making 1577 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Apnrentice School*, Sept 22 p 796 Grinding Attachments for Circular Forming Tools*, July 28 p 211: Oct 6 p 954 Micrometer for Awkward Measure ments*, July 28 p 209 Wheel Truing Attachment*, 25 p 479 Brown Hoisting Machinery Co.: Merger with Industrial Works, Aug 25 p 513; Sept 1 p 548; Sept 29 rn 880, 907 Buckeye Portable Tool Co.: Polishing and Grinding Aug 25 p 481 Rucyrus Co.: Merger with Erie Steam Shovel Co., July 14 p 89; July 28 p 207 Budd, Edward G., Mfg. Co.: Steel for Automobile Bodies*, Sept 22 p 779 Budgetary Control: Discussion at A. S. M. E Dee 15 p 1659 Buffalo Union Furnace Co.: Bought by M. A. Hanna Co Dee 1 p 1531 juffine Machine: Black & Decker Combination Grind ing, Cleaning and*, Dec 22 p 1730 Buick Motor Co-.: Automatic Charging of Nov 17 p 1363 Chain Conveyor*, Dec 29 p 1784 Charging Coke by Machinery*, Nov 17 p 1372 Foundry Conveying System”, Sept 8 vp 463: Nov 3 p 1217; Dee 8 1 1582 suilding: Contracts, June, p 88; July, p 331: First Half 1927, p 932; Ten Menths, Nov 17 p 1387; No- vember, p 1656 Our Requirements (Editorial), July 14 p 92 Bull. R. A.: Annealing Welded Pipe, Dec 1 p 1536 Large*, Dee 8&8 p Aug Machine’, Meeting Cupolas* Steel Castings Heat Treating Metheds and Furnaces, Sent 8 p 610 Bullard Machine Too! Co.: Automatic Vertical Turret Lathe’, Sept 29 p 881 Six-Spindle Mult-Au-Matic Lathe Dec 8 p 1595 WEBT VIRGIN! s UNIVERSFTy Vi Bureau of Census: Annual Report, Nov 24 p 1493 Bureau of Foreign and Domesti Commerce: Annual Report, Nov 24 p 1497 Bureau of Labor Statistics: Annual Report, Nov 24 p 1497 Bureau of Mines: Annual Report, No 4 » 1 4e Bureau of Standards: 1927 Yearbook, Aug OF Annua Report Ni 4 1 1494 Build | ( \ug [ce o ire {) ( e¢ ! | July i es 5 cal Year Lug Burgess, C. F., Laboratories, Inc. 2 ‘ 1) . vit i i De ) Burgess, C. W.: Foreman Tra Burner: Business Cadmium Platin For Ru aldwell, H. W., & Son Co I ee ammell. Laird & N¢ “tT; } Aug » 149 Cammen, Leon: ( ( , I ve! i i t { ] ly \ug | : Campbell, D. I High Fre ! I Mi Oct 20 1 Ss Campbell, J. R.: W: sning’ ¢ o { il. J il ~ Canada: Auton e Pi J 4 J Augu ’ I pol f Ire ind S [ Te S Nu M N i ort Ame can ] ster “ \ 2 269 Indust AY vy, Oct 18 p 1035 Merge? Six Sheet Metal Produ PI Ox 7 L1dé Ore Product Negligible Aug 1 p : ; Pie Iron and Steel Output, Jw °46: First Half 1927, p 522; lv, p 593; August, p 932; Sep tember, p 1195; October, p 1562 November, p 1822 JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Steel and Power Show, Sept 22 812 Canadian Iron Foundries, Ltd.: To Make Sponge Iron, Dec 1 p 1531 Canadian Steel Corporation, Ltd.: Perley, Ward B., President, Sept 22 p p 841 To Make Wire Products, July 28 p 216 Cap Screws: Victor-Peninsular High Strength sept lp 548 Capacity: Sheet Steel, Dec 29 p 1828 Car Dumpers: Wellman-Seaver-Morgan at Western Maryland Plant*, Oct 27 p 1157 W ellman-Seaver- Morgan Installa- tion in Cement Plant*, Sept 22 p 795 Car Loadings, (Editorial), July 7 >) Carnegie Institute of Technology: Report on Steel Research for Five Years, Oct 27 p 1171 Carnegie Steel Co.: 928 Safety Trophy’, Dec 15 p 165] Carpenter Steel Co.: Plant Chang . Nov 24 p 1460 D> na J i\ i+ Carroll, A. W Test ! lh stri Lox ‘ () 4 1OoY Carroll, Walter ¢ { erat I ones Vi 1 Jobl Oct 27 p 1170 | I I der Nutional Ass She and Tir Plate Ma ( l July 21 154 | irs 1 l ° \ 4 : ) i4 Ste (Ed rial) Ni Vontl 1927 Below 5-Yeat Average, Dec 15 p 1704 Carty, Gen. John J.: Johr | rit Medal Presented to, Ucl Carver, Prof. Thomas N I Large business, Sept & Dn h ’ Case Hardening: | Wwe (< i and N« rmal steels, S« t & 612 Castings, Iron: Elmira Foundr: Continuou f Small Parts*, Aug 18 p 391 Heredit n. Oct 6 v 960 Mecha I ng, Ser 23 P SS Neé } of, Oct 13 p 1019 N ? i i Anne iling Sel ~ ; 6] Oxyge1 Pig Iron and, July 14 p Separation of Graphite from, Oct 6 960 Castings, Alloy lron: Heat Resisting, Dec 22 p 1730 Nickel and Chromium Value in, Sept 29, p 867 Nicke n, Oct 13 p 1018 Castings, Aluminum: Influence * Alumina on, Oct 6 960 Castings, Centrifugal: Hurst-Ball Process for Intricate, N¢ y = p 1265 “Spun-Sorbitic,” Oct 6 p 936 Steel Bars*, July 7 p 6 Castings, Malleable: Better Boxes for Annealing*, Oct 20 nm 1086 New Thermal Treatments, Sept 8 p 611 Production, May, p 15; June, p 216; July, p 596; August, p 913; September, p 1205; October, p 1491; November, p 1831 Castings, Stainless Steel: Cutting by Are Process*, Nov 24 p 1446 Castings, Steel: Bessemer Production (Editorial), July 14 p 94 Heat Treating Methods and Fur- naces, Sept 8 p 610 Mass Heat Treatment, Sept 29 p 866 Sales, June, p 216; July, p 507; August, p 913; September, p 1195; October, p 1460; Novem- ber, p 1740 Stud-Link Chain at Beardmore Foundry, Aug 18 p 450 Centers: Snellex Heavy-Duty Ball-Bearing*, Oct 6 p 958 Central Iron & Steel Co.: Powdered Coal for Plate Mills*, Aug 25 p 469 Centrifugal Process: Casting Steel Bars*, July 7 p 6; Oct 20 p 1100 Hurst-Ball for Intricate Castings, Nov 38 p 1265 Iron Pipe Cast in Sand Molds, Nov 10 p 1302 Spun-Sorbitic, Oct 6 p 936; Oct 27 p 1161 Chain: Beardmore Cast-Steel Stud-Link, Aug 18 p 450 Morse Improved Rocker Joint*, Aug 25 p 478 Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Department for Industrial Group Effort, Nov 24 p 1491 National Census of Distribution t Be Proposed, Oct 6 p 938 Chambersburg Engineering Co.: Combines Sales Forces with Na- tional Machinery Co., July 7 p Drop Hammer for Forging Valve Bodies*, July 21 p 145 High-Frame Hammer*, Dec 1 p 1525 Chappell, Russell and Speller: De-Rusting Piping, July 7 p 31 Charging Equipment: Billet, in Phoenix Plant*, Oct 20 p LORD Charters, D. B.: Standard Time System of Wag Payments, Nov 3 p 1224 Charts: For Forged Steel Flange Design, Oct 20 p 1092 Chataugay Ore & Iron Co.: To Make Steel Ca tings, Dec & p 1611 Chemical Industries: Exhibition, Oct 6 pn 953 Chemical Society: (See American Chemical Society) Chicago Bridge & Iron Works: “Breather” Roof for Oil Storage Tanks*, Oct 13 p 1024 Chicago Insulated Wire & Mfg. Co.: Plans Merger with Illinois Wire & Cable Co., Aug 4 p 313 China: Iron and Steel Market, Aug 11 p 381 Chisholm-Moore Mfg. Co.: Chain Hoist with Anti-Friction Bearings*, Nov 17 p 1383 Chromium: (See also Ore) In Alloy Steel Metallurgy, Sept 15 p 732 Chromium Plating: For Oil Stills, Oct 6 p 965 Study of, July 28 p 241 United Chromium Ine. to Control Patents on, Nov 3 p 1245 Chucking Machine: Goss & De Leeuw New Automatic’, Oct 20 p 1093 Chucks: Blanchard Magnetic for Surface Grinder*, Sept 1 p 555 q Eastern Self-Tightening Drill*, Oct 13 p 1026 er eae, se? Se Cincinnati Grinders, Inc.: Brake Drum Grinder*, Sept 1 p 557 Building Machine Tools by Unit System*, Oct 27 p 1151 Films of Cylindrical Grinders, Sept 29 p 913 Machine Tool Spindle Grinder*, Nov 10 p 1316 Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.: Application of Standard Costs July 28 p 195 Giant Hydromatics*, Dec 1 p 1509 Cincinnati Planer Co.: Guide Rail Planer*, Nov 24 p 1453 Cincinnati River-Rail Transfer Co.: Transferring Materials from Barge to Car*, Aug 11 p 338 Cincinnati Shaper Co.: Rapid Traverse Shaper*, Aug 4 p 280 Clark and White: Steel for High Temperature, Dec 22 p 1739 Cleaning Equipment: For Foundries*, Nov 24 p 1433 United States Automatic, Oct 6 p Q55 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co.: Fabricates Bridge Crane by Weld ing*, Aug 11 p 330 Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.: Chipping Hammer*, Dec 22 p 1730 Riveting Hammer*, Aug 4 p 282 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works: Combination Punch and _ Shea Nov 10 p 1315 Clow, James B., & Sons Co.: Sand Preparation Plant*, Dee 1 p 1512 Coal: Anthracite, Reduced Demand for, Dec 29 p 1799 Coking, Reasons for Washing, July 28 p 202 Conference, Over-Late Dec 22 p 1744 Fewer Mines (Editorial), Dee 15 p 1680 Flexible Handling in July 7 p 14 Industrial Consumption, May, p 88; June, p 347; July, p 594; Aug ust, p 964; September, p 1329 Mining Economies (Editorial), Nov 24 p 1464 Powdered, for Plate Mills p 169 Powdered, Shipping Board to Test Equipment, Oct 13 p 1017 Problem Stays Big (Editorial), De l p 15385 Production 1926, Nov 17 p 1387 Prices, Trend (Editorial), Sept & p 649 Strike 994 Trade Rehabilitation Dec 29 p 1804 Coal Burner: Peabody*, July 21 p 145 Coating: Barff and Bower Rust Oct 13 p 1059 Metal, for Specific Uses, July 28 p 9°90 (Editorial), Quantity”, Aug 25 Ended in Illinois, Oct 6 (Editorial), Resisting, Schoop Process for Reclaiming D« fective Machined Parts, Sept & p 680 Steel Plates with Lead*, Aug 18 p 106 Cobalt: Crystallography of, Oct 6 p 963 Heat of Transformation of Nickel and, Oct 6 p 959 Coke: By-Product and Beehive Production, August, September, p 1101; October, p 1460; November, p 1794 By-Product, -Keeping Up Output (Editorial), Nov 3 p 1250 In the Blast Furnace, Nov 10 p 1300 Petroleum from (Editorial), July 21 p 161 JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Plant to be Built for City of Phila- delphia, Dec 29 p 1831 Steel Leadership in _ (Editorial), Sept 1 p 566 Stocks Not Liquidated July 28 p 227 Value of By-Products and torial), Sept 29 r 894 Washing Coal for, July 28 p 202 Coke Ovens: Discussed by Eastern States Furnace and Coke Oven ciation, Oct 13 p 1031 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Organizes Distributing Company July 7 p 58 Quarterly Report, Aug 4 p 233; N 24 pv 1506 Columbia Steel Co.: Purchased by American Mill Co., July 21 p 157; July 28 999 Pp ccc Company Papers: (Editorial), (Edi Blast Asso (See House Organs) Comparator: Jones & Lamson Stagin Attac ment for*, Sept 1 p 55 Compensation: Maritime for Land Workers, N I L308 Wisconsin to Pri l for Failur to Cari Insuratr \ug ! 78 Competition: Exports Kuropeatr ee eas Unfair, Sept & p 67 Concrete: Vs. Steel, with ¢ mp at t (Ed rial), July 14 p 93 Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute: Convention Proceedings, Sept 29 } 7 Conkey, H. D., & Co.: Trolley with Ball Bearings*,; Aug 4 p 281 Consolidated Gas Co.: Flexible Handling of Coal in Quar tity*, July 7 p 14 Consolidated Machine Tool Corpora- tion: Acquires Harrington Machine Tool Line. Nov > 1 1245 Betts Double-Horiz Drilling Machine*, Oct 2 | **> h Milling Machine. Rise and Fall July 21 p 147 Container, Sheet Steel: Lincoln for Welding Wire*, Ds 2 p 172 Conventions: \ ‘> SATet ‘ ‘ S 4 \f \ Steel ( Qo 7 N \ Iror = \ M L ‘ \ n M ) Sor f M ’ De Dt 8 ; pp f f ‘ ; \ Soci f Me ! rs Iror nd Ste ) 7 wy 137 \ Societ Mechar Ma 1Z I t Dd \ in Welding S ree G } { \ d Busi I I ‘ 11 ih \ ition of Gern Ss ene ( I g S$ I Sept 22 D s,* ite of Meta Divisior A I M ind M. E., Sept 29 p 877 nternational Acetvlene A ssi Nov. 24 p 144 International Congres for I Materials, Sept. 29 883; O t 141 International Congress rf ntifi Management, Nov 10 p ntal Bori g¢ and vil Interna al Foundry Congress, Sept 29 p S76 Oct 6 p 960 Oct 13 p 1007 Iron and Steel Institute (British), Oct 6 p 947 Oct 14 p 1018 Oct 20 p LOO National Founders’ Association, Nov 24 p 1442 National Hardware Association of the > United States, Oct 27 p 11:40 Nationa Machine 7 I Ider As SOK itior Oct 20 p 1 R47 Nation Machine Tool C wzress Sept “ Eng ad { I Nov i ft 44t St Foundry! \sst i I (ug p 49 OF H t) Ix itiv Nov 10 1 l NOV p 1 > \ ! i ‘ Sep S 1) Conveyors: (See Also Materials Handling) In Buick Foundry*, Sept 8 p 643; Nov 3 p 1217; Dec 29, p 1784 Jeffrey Scraper*, Nov 24 p 1455 Pneumatic, for Handling Chips, Nov 24 p 1479 Cooney and Mudge: New Test for High Sept 29 p 865 Cooperation: t Mills and 1170 Coper, Shear and Punch: Ryerson Combination*, Oct 6 Copper: High, Steel, Aug 25 p 468 Stabilizing the Market (Editorial), Dec 1 p 1534 Copper and tion: Bras and Copper Dec 8 p 1582; Tools, Speed Shee Jobbe rs, Uect 27 p p 959 Brass Research Associa- Consumption 1926, Sept 29 p ¥2Z0 Membership, Oct 27 p 1169 Copper Institute: Organized, Nov 17 p 1383 Core Machine: American Rapid*, Dec 8 p 1598 Cores: Bakir vv 1s Corrosion: Bower-Barff Coating for Iron or Oct 13 » 1059 Cadmium Plating for Aug 18 p 401 Chromium Plating for Oil Oct 6 p 965 steel, Resistance’, Stills, De-Rusting Piping, July 7 p 31 Metal Coatings for Specific Uses, July 28 p 252 Undersea, British Report, Oct 20 p 1091 Corse, W. M.: Heat Treatment of Aluminum Bronze and Copper Alloys, Sept 1 DD OLA Corson, M. G Iron-Silicon Alloys, Research’, Sept 22 p 197 Costs: Accident, Incidental, Sept 29 p 887 Electric Truck Operating*, Dec 15 p 1657 Sintering Performance and*, July 14 p 72 S lard, Application of in Cincin- nati Plant*, July 28 p 195 ‘ransportation, for Foreign and Domestic Steel*, July 21 p 142 Cox & Scns Co.: Sc Baling Pres Crane Co.: Bottle Test for 22 p 793 Nov 24 p 1452 Sand Control, Sept (Cranes: Bridge, Fabricated by Aug 11 p 330 For Billet Charging’, Oct 20 p 1085 McMyler-Interstate Bridge at Inland Ore Yard*, Sept 8 p 665 Milwaukee Gantry Charging De 15 p 1666 Universal Motor-Truck’* 146 Welding July 2) 3 Vili Crawford, C. A.: Nickel and Monel Metal, Annealing, Sept 29 p 878 Crockett and Payne: Operating Costs of Electric Trucks Dec 15 p 1657 Crystal Growth: How and Why of, July 7 p 54 Cuba: Revises Tariff, Oct 27 p 1205; Nov 17 p 1424 Cupolas: Automatic Charging in Buick Plant*, Nov 17 p 1363 Hot Blast Applied to*. Oct 20 p 1071 Hot Blast, Savings from, Oct 27 p 1155 Curtis, Myron: Replacement of Machine Tools, Sept 15 p 697 Custer, E. A., Jr.: Gray Iron Foundry Faces New Era, Nov 24 p 1447 Cutting and Straightening Machine: Shuster Automatic Wir: Aug 4p 281 ‘utting-Off Machine: Bardons & Oliver*, Oct 6 p 955 Cyanide: Concentration, and a Blast F urnace Theory, July 14 p 95; Aug 4 289 Czechoslovakia: Reduces Duties or etal Products Sept 22 p 810 Danforth, G. H.: Welding, Economies in Or Mill Buildings Davenport l e-Story , Oct 6 np 944 Locomotive Works: Gas-Electric Locomotive*, Aug 11 p 49 vo — Gas-Electric Locomotive, Oct 27 p 1161 Davis and Bassett: Copper-Zinc Alloys, Sept 29 p 877 Davis and Peters: Internal Fractures in Bars Aug 18 p 400 Day & Night Water Heater Co.: Pot Galvanizing*, Oct 13 p 1016 Defiance Machine Works: General Purpose Hvdrauli Dec 22 p 1731 Polishing Machines*, Nov 24 p 1456; Dec 1 p 1526 Wood Shaping Machine 211 Definitions: Heat Treatment*, July 14 p 79 de Forest, A. V.: Magnetic Analysis—New Art and Science ; p Wire Cable Manufacture, Nov 17 p 1390; Dee 1 p 1566 Deisel Award: Joachim, W. F., p 446 Delaware Seamless Tube Co.: Plant Acquired by Allegheny Steel Co., Sept 22 p 837 De Long and Palmer: Results in Quenching Steel, Sept 29 p 864 Demco Drilling Machine Co.: Drilling and Tapping Head p 1025 Dennison, Henry S.: Advantages of Business Cycle, 3 p 1244 Department of Commerce: Penaoca Press Sept & p 615 to Receive, Aug 18 High-Speed , Oct 18 Nov Intelligence Service Business Aid, Oct 20 p 1083 Minerals Division, Oct 6 p 946 Depreciation: $y Obsolescence (Editorial), July 28 p 228 Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.: Proper Fusing of Enamel*, Sept 1 p 531 JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Detroit Sheet Metal Works: Washing Machine for Metal Parts’ Sept 22 p 788 Dickerman Hoist Mfg. Co.: Compact Chain Hoist*, Dec 8 p 1597 Dickie, H. A.: Temper’ Brittleness of Nickel- Chromium Steel, Oct 20 p 1082 Die Castings: What to Know in Buying, July 21 p 140 Die Sinking Machine: Gorton Universal Engraving and*, Aug 4 p 279 Dies: Sossner, for Blanking Intricate De- signs*, Oct 13 p 1023 Tool Steel for Balls, Sept 29 p 864 Differentials: Quantity, in Steel (Editorial), Dec 8 p 1607 Dirks, H. B.: Training Industrial Metallurgists*, Dec 29 p 1779 Distribution: Better Urged, Nov 3 p 1277 Divine, Bradford H.: Prerequisites of Successful Polish- ing, Sept 8 p 645 Dodge Brothers, Inc.: Electric Heat Treatment of Auto- mobile Parts, Dec 8 p 1584 Mass Production with Conveyors’, Dec 22 p 1716 Dolan, Peter F.: Coke in the Blast Furnace, Nov 10 p 1300 Dollar: Value, Bonds and (Editorial), July 14 p 94 Domanski and Le Thomas: Pig Iron Thermic Treatment, Oct 6 p 960 Domestic Manganese & Development Ce.2 Manganese Ore Reduction Plant in Montana, July 21 p 157 Dominion Steel Corporation: Annual Report, July 7 p 53 Court Grants Liquidation of, 21 p 156; July 28 p 239 Dornin, G. A.: Steel Melting Practice Sept 29 p 862 Dovel, J. P.: Sloss-Sheffield Improved Blast Fur- nace*, Sept 22 p 782 Drill-Grinding Attachment: Hisey-Wolf*, Nov 10 p 1315 Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co.: Forming Presses*, Aug 4 p Drilling and Tapping Head: Demeo and Bradford Unit*, Oct 13 July for Ingots, 281 p 1025 Drilling Machines: Air, with Rotor Motor Sept 1 p Doi Betts Double Horizontal Boring and*, Oct 27 p 1163 Ferner Combination Measuring and*, July 7 p 22 Foote-Burt, with Flanged Slide’*, July 28 p 210 Fosdick Heavy-Duty with Central- ized Control*, Sept 1 p 556 Giddings & Lewis Horizontal Bor- ing, Milling and*, Nov 3 p 1243 Hisey-Wolf Universal*, July 7 p 21 Hoefer Compact*, Nov 10 p 1318 Niles Heavy-Duty Radial*, Sept 22 p 803 Niles Redesigned Horizontal Bor- ing, Milling and*, Dec 1 p 1521 Sellers Horizontal Boring, Milling and*, Dec 29 p 1789 Drives: 3elt, Allis-Chalmers Aug 4 p 280 Electric, Bourne-Fuller Mill*, July 28 p 203 Dudley, James G.: Steel Frame Dwellings Electrically Welded*, July 21 p 135 Close-Up*, Blooming Dumping: European Iron and Steel torial), Aug 25 p 494 German Steel Case Dismissed, Dec 29 p 183: Duplex Automatic Nailer Co.: Mechanical Floor Nailer*, Aug 18 p 408 du Pont de Nemours, E. I., Co.: Purchase of Steel Corporation Stock Aug 4 p 283; Sept 15 p 756 Dwellings: Adaptability of Structural Steel for Apartments*, Dec 8 p 1594 Again the Steel House (Editorial), Nov 3 p 1250 Commercializing Steel Frame*, Oct 27 p 1146 Standard Steel Shapes for*, Dec 1 p 1514 Standard Steel Units for, Nov 3 p 1238 Steel Frame Electrically Welded’, July 21 p 185 Steel Frame, J. & L. Junior Beams Used*, July 7 p 9 Steel, Germany Begins Manufacture of, Nov 24 p 1496 ( Edi- E Earnings: 20 Steel Companies, 1927, Aug 4 p 317 11 Steel Companies, Quarterly, Oct 27 p 1199; 4 Steel Companies, Nov 3 p 1271; (Editorial) Nov 10 p 1327 Steel Company and Other torial), Nov 24 p 1465 Eastern Rolling Mill Co.: Officers*, Nov 24 p 1489 Eastern States Blast Furnace Coke Oven Association: Meeting, Oct 13 p 1031 Eastern Steel Co.: First Half ( Edi- and Court Orders Reorganization, Nov 10 p 1304 Eastern Tube & Tool Co.: Self-Tightening Drill Chuck*, Oct 13 p 1026 Economics: Coal Mining (Editorial), Nov 24 p 1464 Getting Utmost Results (Editorial), Nov 3 p 1249 Edison Electric Hluminating Co.: Core Baking by Electric Heat, July 7p 18 Editorials: Accident Contests, Inter-City, July 28 p 228 Accident Emergency Crews, Nov 24 p 1467 Accidents, Eye, Nov 10 p 1327 Aluminum, New Place of, Oct 27 p 1175 Arbitration, Secretary Davis and, Dec S p 1608 Automobiles. Problem of July 7 p 30 Automobile Production, Nov 24 p 1466 Automobiles, Why They Are July 28 p 227 Emplovees’, Curious Year, Cheaper, Backlogs and Prices, July 28 p 226 Basing Point, Mill, Extended, Dec 15 p 1679 Blast Furnaces Small Disappearing, Sept 1 p 564 Boiler Plate Embrittlement, Preven- tion, Ju'y 21 p 162 Bonds and Dollar Value, July 14 p 94 Bonuses for New Industries, Aug 4 p ORG Brass Manufacture Dispersion, July 7 p 28 British Consumption of Steel, Dec 29 p 1803 British Foreign Trade Conditions, Aug IS p 422 British Imports of Pig Iron and Steel, Oct 27 p 1176 British Unemployment 22 p 1745 Building Requirements, July 14 p 92 Bulls and Bears, July 21 p 160 Bureau of Standards, Adequate Appro- priations Necessary, Aug 11 p 350 Insurance, Dec Business, Loose Appraisals, Oct 27 p 1176 Business Prospects for New Year, Dec 2° 22 p 1744 Business—Trade i39 Business—Wholesale Trade, Dec 29 p 1803 Stability, Oct 13 p (Editorials, continued) Buying, High Cost of Small 15 p 737 Buying, Installment, Lot, Sept Nov 24 p 1465 Buying, Labor's Interest in Short Term, Oct 27 p 1175 Car Loadings, July 7 p 30 Cartel Crisis in Europe, Dec 8 p 1608 Castings, Bessemer Steel Production July 14 p 94 Coal Conference, Over-Late, Dec 22 p 1744 Coal Miners Enjoined, Oct 6 p 969 ‘oal Mines, Fewer, Dec 15 p 1680 ‘oal Mining Economics, Nov 24 p 1464 ( ‘ Coal Prices, Trend, Sept 8 p 649 Coal Preb« S a) Big. De 1 pls Coal rike Fnd of Ort 13 p 1038 Coal Trade Rehabilitation, Dec 29 LsS04 Coke and By-Preducts, Value, Sept 29 p SO4 Coke, Keeping Up By-Product Output Nov 3 p 1250 Coke S ocks Not Liquidated, Ju'y 2§ 99° Copper Market, Stabilizing, Dec 1 p 1534 Costs and Prices—Public Consents Sept 29% p 893 Depreciation by Obsolescence, July 28 p 228 Dumping Iron and Steel, Europe, Aug 25 p 494 Earnings, Steel Company, Nov 10 | 1327: Nov 24 p 1465 Efficiency, and Then What? July p 92 2xports European S p 648 <xports Latin America, of, Oct 6 p 970 ixports, Latin America Our Best C tomer, Dec § p 1607 Competitior Sept Better View Exports, World Steel, Sept 15 p 735 Expositions, Bigger and Bette Sep 29 p 893 Factory Traffic Control, Nov 10 p 1328 Farming Can Be Made to Pay, Sept 22 p 817 Farming, Measures Advocated to Aid Nov 17 p 1396 Ferroalloy American Industry, Oct { p 970 Foundries Can Help Themselves, No 17 p 1394 Foundry Ventilation, Dec & p 1606 Fuel Burning Economy, Sept 22 p $17 Gary, Elbert H., Aug 18 p 420 Gary Cooperation Goes On, Nov 1248 creneva Naval Limitation Conferer Sept 15 p 736 German Pig Lron and Steel Producti« Sept 22 p 816 German Unemployment Insurat Se pt Ld Dp 737 Getting Utmost Results, Nov 3 p 1249 Government Wasteful, Sept 1 p 56 Heat Treatment, Widening Field fo Sept S$ p 651 Highway, New Problem of, Sept House Organs—Good and Otherw Aug 25 p 494 Imports of Steel Bars, Nov 3 p 1245 Income Statistics, Dangerous, Nov p 1394 Income Tax Revision, Dec 1 p 1536 Iron Underlies a Complex Life, Oct p 1040 Keeping Abreast of the Times, Oct 27 p 1174 Labor, Child, and Manufacturers, Oct 6 p 969 Labor—Cooperation with Management Oct 20 p 1105 Labor Employees’ Wage Reference Aug 25 p 493 Labor—Financing Employees Debts Nov 10 p 1327 Labor Health Factor in Shop, Sept p 565 Lakk< Hiring Smuggled Aliens, Sept 29 p S892 Labor—Superfiuous, and Industria Activity. Aug 18 p 421 Labor—Teaching Employees Sept 22 p 817 Labor—W age-Earners’ 27 p 1174 Locomotives on Parade, Oct 20 p 1106 Machinery, American Use of, July 7 p 30 Three R's, Vacations, Oct Manganese and Its Better Repute, De 15 p 1679 Markets, New for Old, Nov 3 p 1249 Metais for High Heat and Pressures, Aug 4 p 2388 Metric Compulsion Again, Nov 17 p 1395 Minerals, mulated, July Essential, Should be 14 p $3 Accu- Non-Ferrous Field Advances, Oct 136 p 1038 Petroleum a Continuing Problem, Sept 8 p 649 Petroleum from Coke, July 21 p 161 Pig Iron and the Tariff, Aug 4 p 287 Pig Iron Imports, Dec 15 p 1678 Pig Iron Outlets, Steadiness in, Aug 25 p 493 , Pipe Lines for Oil and Gas, Dec 22 p 1746 Prices and Industrial Troubles, 29 p 892 Sept JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 I s, Changes in Wholesale Com modity Basis, Nov 24 p 1466 Production, Capitalistic vs. Socialisti Aug 4 p 287 Profitless Prosperity. Oct 20 p 1104 Profits in Ste ind Elsewhere Aug { pm Zé Profits Pu ! Private Ut é Nov 1 p 1326 Rail De . ae ] rn 1678 | id Valuations (Hoist by 7 Ow I ird) Aug | ] I lroads Phy Imp ent Sep Dp 564 Rails, He " tre Aug 1 Robinsor ! tlasgow Paper, © p il ea P ‘ Figt g | r i > £ Deposit s Baron I Aug lp l s isabB J \ » 1é St Makine Aug 18 p 4 Act ) é pl = ge. High ¢ f Small | ~ ; t M New | r \ug p 19 ! ts, Ex- i Mil Tuly c*} Dl Sep S Dp 649 Consumpt Trends in, Sey 2 ~ P lv i ] 226 i) t I hs S fi I I d Aug 1 p ~ “ ] (‘ru | Ju 21 Lt ste Hou \g I N , Dp S K nt 4 t 1 a g No +) Stee Ing« i Pig ) Lye é s I d ( Sept p 56¢ St Indus 1 Ot Cente Ss S M Me Aug S 2 I I ‘ I f (>) | ‘y 1 l w ve s I New W ld |] ord, 1 S S Q Lriffs t Dh s = Sep ‘ st I L >. h S rr = mer Du I | > Con ‘ ny July } 3 - k Ma << I na Ss i) p S Tl Oct : S Shee ct 13 p 104 S mari W WwW cur D 29 p 180 ix | D dene t Tax | rn \ug i) xes Hig but © i More Ju ting. Headw estruct Jur ip ’ res gz So ty Wid Influ © Op 1106 I PI Ix] Nov 17 } I s 67 brand Nov ‘| 164 W Delegates, ( Sul porting july 7 p 29 Warshiy P x First Jul p 2 Water Pow Developme! Dec 22 1 44 Welding, “Jerry Builders Oct 6 p 968 Education: Foremanship Training, 1012; Dee 29 p 1795 Suggested Methods for July 21 p 163 Teaching Employees Three R’s (Editorial), Sept 22 p 817 Eidmann, Frank L.: Materials Handling Equipment Aid in Production, Dee 22 p 1719 Materials Handling Equipment for Safety, Dec 22 p 1720 Electric Arc Cutting & Welding Co.: Cutting Stainless Steel Castings’, Nov 24 p 1446 Electric Sprayit Co.: Hand Sprayer, Nov 24 p 1454 Electrochemical Society: (See American Electrochemical So- ciety ) Elevators: Lewis-Shepard Portable for Struc- tural Steel*, Nov 17 p 1371 Elmira Foundry Co.: Continuous Casting of Parts*, Aug 18 p 391 Elwell-Parker Electric Co.: Tiering Tructor*, Sept 1 p 554 Oct 13 p Industry, Small ix Elyria Iron & Steel Co.: Changes Name to Steel & Tubes, Inc., Sept 29 p 887 Employee Representation: Conference of American Manage- ment Association, Dec 8 p 1586 Employment: (See Labor) Enamel: Proper Fusing of*, Sept 1 p 531 Engine Shaft: Beardmore Hollow-Forged Winding, Nov 3 p 1243 Engineering: Factors of Human, Dec 8 p 1591 Engineering Congress: Plans for World, Oct 13 p 1032 Engineering Opportunities, Sept 29 p 894 Engines: Wright Whirlwind, Manufacturing Methods, Sept 22 p 811 Engraving Machine: Gorton Die Sinking and*, 279 Entwisle, E. F.: Possibilities of Fuel Economy, Aug 18 p 397 Enveloping Machine: General Engineering Sept 22 p 804 Erie Steam Shovel Co.: Merger with Bucyrus Co., July 14 p 89; July 28 p 207 Espen-Lewis Machine Works: Sawing Machine, Semi-Automatic’ Oct 27 p 1163 Etching : Deep, for Testing Iron and Steel, Sept 29 p 867 Exports: Bureau of Foreign and Commerce Report, 1497 Competition from Home tries*, Oct 13 p 1008 European Competition (Editorial), Sept 8 p 648 Iron and Steel, May, p 57; June, pp 217, 334; July, p 595; August, p 919; September, p 1281; Octo- ber, p 1561; November, p 1832 Iron and Steel to Canada*, Aug 4 p 269 Latin America, Better View of (Editorial), Oct 6 p 970 Latin America Our Best Customer (Editorial), Dec 8 p 1607 Machinery, Industrial, Growth, July 21 p 186 Machinery, Value, by Months, May, p 59; June, p 318; July, p 633; August, p 921; September, p 1283; October, p 1568 Merchandise, Six Months 1927, Aug 11 p 375 Metal Lath to Chile, Dec 29 p 1834 Aug 4 p Automati Domestic Nov 24 p Indus- Metal-Working Machinery 1926, Sept 29 p 916 Steel Distribution in Fiscal Year, Aug 18 p 412; Nine Months 1927, Nov 3 p 1282 Steel, World (Editorial), Sept 15 p 738 Steel, World, Finished*, Sept 1 p 536 Steel Imports and (Editorial), Dec 8 p 1606 Steel, Leading Countries 1913, 1920, 1925, 1926, Oct 13 p 1010 Tin Plate 1915-1927*, Aug 4 p 266; (Editorial), Nov 17 p 1395 Tools to Latin American Countries, Dec 29 p 1830 Webb-Pomerene Combinations 1926, Dec 1 p 1530 Everest, Turner and Hanson: Nickel on Cast Iron, Oct 15 p 1018 Exhibitions: American Foundrymen, 1928 An- nouncement, July 14 p 84 American Society for Steel Treat- ing”, Sept 8 p 620; Sept 29 p 8 tinued) (BE hibitions, coi Association of German Engineers, Nov 17 p 1391 Bigger and Better (Editorial), Sept 29 p &93 British Industries Fair Announce: ment, Dec 29 p 1831 Canadian Steel and Power, Sept 22 p 812 Chemical Industries, Oct 6 p 9 International, Heavy Industries, Announcement, Dec 15 p 1672 Locomotives, Baltimore & Ohio Centenary*, Oct 6 p 951; (Edi- torial), Oct 20 p 110¢ London Shipping, Engineering and Machinery, Oct 6 p 936 National Machine Tool Builders Sept 15 p 701; Sept 22 p 811; Sept 29 p 872 National Steel and Machine Tool Sept & p 620 Ne W Have I Mar nine I He} l ) 649 Extras: Cold Finished Bars, Oct 27 p 1196; Dec 29 p 181} Hot Rolled Bars, Dec 15 p 1674 Nails, Dee & p 16 | Fabricated Steel Plats Sales, June, p 216; July, p 594; August, p 889; September, |} 1202: October, 1566: N en per, p 1832 Fabricated Structural Steel: Sales, June, p 163; July, August 808; September, p 1129; Octo ner ! 14983: Novem er, p 1734 Faceplate: McCrosky Neva Stop > Dy S p Hoe Faden, J. L.: Electricity for Heating Steel Forg ng Stock, Oct 27 p 1177 Fairbanks. Morse & Co.: Diesel Driven Power Unit*, Oct 6 1 956 Electric Motor, Self-Ventilating Oct 27 p 1162 Falcon Tin Plate Co.: Receiver Asked for, Sept & p 655 Farming: Can Be sept Made to Pay 22 p 817 \dvocated 1 Aid torial), Nov 17 p 1396 New Era in Equ 1084 Farrel-Birmingham Co.: Merger of Farrel Foundry & Ma Vieasures nment. Oct 0 Dp chine Co. and Birmingha) Trot Foundry, Sept 29 907 Farrell, J. A Chief Executive United States Stee Corporation*, Dee 29 p 1796 Fate-Roet-Heath Co.: Diesel Gear-Drin Locomotive Dec 15 pn 166 Fatigue: Axle Failure Studi Aug 4 274 Metal, Oct 6 p 941 Fay, J. A.. & Egan Co.: Ba ancing Machi Ball Be iring Static Aug 4 p 279 Federal Reserve Board: Wholesale Trade (Editorial). vec 29 p 1808 Federal Trade Commission: Bethlehem Merger Case, Aug 4 283; Sept 22 p 827 du Pont Purchase of Steel Corpora tion Stock Investigation, Aug 4 p 283; Sept 15 p 756 To Investigate Price Bases, Aug 25 p 597 Ferner, R. Y., Co.: Combination Measuring and Drilling Machine*, July 7 p 22 Ferracute Machine Co.: Power Press, Double Geared*, Aug 11 p 343 Crank JULY—DECEMBER, 1927 Ferroalloys: American Industry (Editorial), Oct 6 p 970 Briquettes, Koundry, Oct 1 Ferrophosphorus: New Process for Dec 29 p 1834 Ferrosilicon: Electricity, Quartz and Coke Re- quired to Produce, July 7 p 5 Fetherston, T. C.: Bronze Joints in Cast Dec 29 p 1782 Use in German Iron > 3 p 1041 Manufacturing, lron Pipe Field, Crosby: W ool—How It Is 22 p 1728 Steel Made*, Dec Finney, Burnham: Building Machine Tools by System*, Oct 27 p 1151 olling Production in Aluminum ‘oundry Sept 29 p 857 Conveyor System in Monitor Unit Contr } Fur nace Plant*, Oct 6 p 933 Handling Wire and Rope in Brod- erick WwW Ba com Plant 9 Dec 22 p 1713 Fiske, Rogers A.: Speed Reducers Manufactured in Jones Plant Aug 4 p 275 lissures: Report of Interstate Commerce Commission, Nov 24 p 1435 Sperry Electrical Device for Lo- cating, Nov 24 p 1435 Fitch, W. H.: Recuperators for Open-Hearth Fu nace, July 14 p 71; Aug 4 p 289 Florida Portland Cement Co.: Car Dumper*, Sept 22 p 795 Fluorspar: Production, 1926, Sept 1 p 594 fariff Briefs Filed, Oct 13 p Oct 20 p 1100 lariff, Opposing Views on, July 28 p 205 loote Brothers Gear & Machine Co.: Acquires A. Plamondon Mfg. Co., Oct 20 p 1125 Feote-Burt Co.: Broaching Machine for 1041; Flat Sur- faces*, Sept 1 p 550 Drilling Machine with Flanged Slide*, July 28 p 210 Forbes, W. A.: lechnological Problems Industry, Nov 3 p 10 p 1355 Ford Motor Co.: Cost of Machine Tool Changes, Sept 22 p 809 Handling Sheet 1015 Foremanship Training, Oct 13 p 1012; Dec 29 p 1795 Forgings: Manufacture of 1662 Forming Machine: Manville Swaging L380 Fosdick Machine Tool Co.: Friction Tapper*, Dec 29 p Radial Drill with Centralized Con trol*, Sept l p 556 Foss, Feodore: Manufacture of Tin Plate in Russia, Oct 27 p 1176 Foster, C. E.: Pyrometric Don’ts, Foster Machine Co.: Universal Turret Gear Head Founders’ (See of the Steel 1235; Nov. Steel*, Oct 13 p Large*, Dec 15 p ana Nov 17 Dp 1788 Nov 24 p 1472 Lathes, Cone and , Aug 4 p 278 Association: National Founders’ tion ) Foundries: Air Furnace Supplements Cupola in German Plant, Oct 13 p 1064 Aluminum Industries, Ine., Con- trolling Production*, Sept 29 p 857 Associa- Beardmore, Manufacture of Cast- Steel Stud-Link Chain, Aug 18 p 450 Better Conditions, Better Founders, Oct 13 p 1006 Bottle and Vibrator Test for Sand, Sept 22 p 793; Nov 17 p 1397 Brass, Health Hazards, Dec 8 p 1601, (Editorial) p 1606 Buick, Automatic Charging of Cupolas*, Nov 17 p 1363 Buick, Charging Coke*, Nov 17 p 1372 Buick, Conveyor System*, Nov 3 p 1217 Cammell, Laird & Co., Steel, Aug 18 p 449 Help Themselves (Editorial), Nov 17 p 1394; Dec 8 p 1608 Cleaning Room Equipment*, Nov 24 p 1433 Clow Sand Condition Plant p 1512 Dodge, Mass Production with Con- veyors*, Dec 22 p 1716 Elmira, Continuous Casting of Small Parts*, Aug 18 p 391 European, Using Pearlitic Process, Dec 29 p 1822 Ferroalloy Briquettes in Plant, Oct 13 p 1041 Gr