The Iron Age July-December 1933: Vol 132 Index

THE IRON AGE SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX JULY-DECEMBER, 1933—VOL. 132 The Iron Age Publishing Co., 239 West 39th Street, New York | Illustrated Articles Indicated by t ‘ A High Chromium, Centrifugal American Engineering Council: Reports Weekly Steel Opera- Casting of, Sept 2Ll p 18 Survey Discounts Overpre tions, Oct 26 p 59 } ,:bott, Lt. Col. Robert R.: High-Chromium, Titanium and duction July 6 p 68 Steel Ingot Output, June, July Steel, Determining Upper Columbium in*, Oct 26 p 20 ° » . 7 a 7 a DI : 4 p. A Fc 13 p 28; July, Aug 10 p 39 Critical Temperature, De In Railroad Equipment, Nov ‘hike . ederation of Labor: \ugust, Sept 14 p 72; Sep- 28 p 7 30 p 27 nion Activities in Autome tamnten’ Chek. a 2g: O Ab : Molybdenum in, Method for- bile Trade, Sept 7 p 44-0 tober, Nov 9 p 37. Novem rasives: : Determining, July 13 p 16 : ber. Dec 14 — Coated, Made by New Process . ; yee American Foundry Equipment er, ec p od Oct 5 p 30 Nickel, Internationa Nickel Co.: fin Plate Prices at Basing -s “aw for Selecting, AUS \irless Wheelabrator \br: Points, Dec 21 p 30 Acme Electric Welder Co.: aie p vo nom « ’ ia sive Cleaning Machine \ug Tower, W S., Secretary, Sept Tee Welding Attachment* Production, 1929-1 \ug <4 10 p 21 28 p 54 Nov 2 p 32 R Pi - Oct 19 p 2 A G A Trackwork Shipments. June, tails, ct 1 » 28 merican Gas Association: July 27 3 r g 17 Acme Steel Co.: Ship Castings of, Nov 30 p 2% Officers, Oct 5 p 39 ; SoS ous © t Box Strapper with Automati Structure of*, Sept 28 p 14 19° , 7: Oc hoe No "16. Seal Feed*, Nov 9 p 27 Nov 2 p 21 American Gear Manufacturers’ = p N. . ae eee ’ E.: What Is It Sept 14 p 14 Association: o-, November, Lec ot P 4s Aa iene en ight High-S Alloys: Annual Meeting, Oct 26 p 30 American Locomotive Co.: "Sameuaer” teains, Ree 28 a of, Mural at World's SSLF: Iwev 22 p 32 ow ss Streamlined Steam Locomo p 33 Fair*, Aug 31 p 3¢ Code Authority Men ber tives®, Dec 14 p 26 \luminum-Berylliur Vossi 4 p so B : Adelson, J. S.: : Lp 52 American Machine and Par Electric Resistance Welded bilities of, Nov 16 p 30 Association: ' a “R as Tubdaa® “h a tee ’ Aluminum, Forging in Con American Institute of Bolt, Nut Organized aa \id Cod t toile ibe ug 17 pe tinuous Gas Furnaces*, Aug and Rivet Manufacturers: if Spe ‘tv C munamine “Sept > o exe s S of § chi oO ‘ es en Air Compressor: 31 p 22 Code, Sept 7 p . Pan P . , Cl anal -l p 46 Ingersoll-Rand Motorcompres And Globe Circling Airplane A . ee the ; 39 Sept 21 p 18 merican Institute of Mining ric : . a PS Bervllium-Copper Forging _and Metallurgical Engineers: A ee Se saul ‘ ‘ oO Conventio -roceet rs et See ee roa -* = Aircraft: Oct 19 p 2g 19 ten 3 — - ety for Steel Treating, Sept \irplane Manufacture First Beryllium Copper for Ship oP of i p 31 Half, Aug 10 p 34 Propellers, Nov 30 p 28 Seadrome Corpn Aske fol Beryllium-Copper Manufat American Institute of Steel Con- American Radiator & Standard Loan to Bridge Atlantic*, ture and Heat Treatment* struction: Sanitary Corpn.: Oct 19 p 41 Aug 10 p 14 \nnual Meeting Proceeding Garden of Comfort, Exhibit at ; Beryllium-Copper_Non-Spar! Oct 26 pp 33, 40 World's Fair*, July 27 p 25 oe oe Sates Se.t ] ' ing. Sept 21 p 19 OOKINES ana Snipe t Y 4 In. Pi te*. Aug i0 p oa. feryllium-Copper, Specia|! , tone r, Nov 16 p 33-D American Railway Association: : i ’ 1g Properties and Applications* — Desigi Competition Light Weight All-Steel Freight Ajax Mfg. Co.:- Sept 7 p 18 _Announcement, Dee 12 p os Cars, Sept 14 p 40 Pneumatic Clutches, Multipl Copper-Nicke] for Tubes, July Code, Sept 14 p 28 Disk® Nov 16 p 27 6 p 72 Code Committee Aug 25 p 3 American Rolling Mill Co.: al aa il wy Corrosion Resisting and He: Fabricated Structural Stee Makes Stainless Steel, Oct 1% cock, George -: Resisting, Oct 26 v 39 Orders, June, Aug p 38-C p 47 Uncle Sam an Unfair Com- Creep Tests at 1600 Deg., De July, Aug 31 p 27-D \u New Deep Drawing Steel* petitor, Nov 2 p 25 28 p 38 gust, Oct 5 p 41: September July 13 p 27 : Alden, J. L.: Fe-Cr, Gases on at High Ten Nov p 72 Porcelain Enameled All-Steel Substitution of Different Ma peratures, Oct 12 pv 2 House Exhibit at World's terial in a Product, July 20 For Malleable Iron*, Dec 21 American Iron and Steel Insti- Fair*, July 27 p 24 oi 7 j é duct, July 2 p 8 tute: A 7 ! Gas. with Steel, Aug 24 p 23 \llov Steel Productio 199 a Sheet & Tin Plate Allegheny Steel Co.: In Cast Iron, American Use of Aug 24 p 11 : n Contracts. with American Aug 24 p 15 Charls, George H, Resigns a eee SS eee Chain Co. to Fabricate Al- Iron-Silicon. Aug 3 p 66 Secretary Nov 9 p 33_F . tions in , July 13 p 56 wl gheny Metal, July 13 p 51 New, to Supplant Lead for Code, July 20 p 26-M; Aug 24 _—— a = Sheet Min Hous Corrosion of Stainless Steels Pine, Sept 14 pn 42 pp 34 i) Nov > yy 9G ing*, July 13 p 14 ; July 27 p 17 Nickel and Nickel-Rich, Weld Code B sinew Patne ‘how 4 | 4 lene’ Mamé 4a op O0 i ae ae am, Aug a American Society for Steel Alliance Brass & Bronze Co.: Nickel-Chrome-Iron, Creep of “ ‘1 Bol p cor ep Treating: Fluxing Method, Dee 28 p 21 July 20 n 21 Cod iii ™ (‘hanges Nan e to American Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.: Tin Base Bearing, Effect « Sept 21 p FE sas Metals Society, Sept 7 p 31 ae Makers” ae Lead at Hieh Temperatur 18° Oct & me rr Chapter Meetings, Dec 21 p 29 Drives Nov 9 p 30 ee JInlv 183 pw 22 (hct 26 D 1‘ N ‘ > ry ‘ : = vention Proceedings Oct Texrope V-Belt Drives*. Nov White-Metal Bearing at Hie’ Nov 9 pp 29. 37 ye Se 12 p 27 : yr 32 Pear re Temperatures, July 13 p 2 Nov 30 p 3 D ot a Convention Program, Sept If : ; J v0, e i p D 0] Allis Co., Louis: Aluminum: ode Committee ersonne Nominations for Officers, Oct Self-Contained Capacitor Mo Coating on Waldorf-Astor wept 14 p 48-A » p 40-B r*, Dec 21 p 24 , Tower Destroyed by Reac . ode Freight Rates, Oct 12 | Small’ Electric nine — ie tion of Paint*. Sent 14 pn 2 35; Oct 19 p 35; Oct 1» 37 American Societ for Testi “ ll! Bleetric Motor*, July 6 7 ’ » ’ y Song Dn 38 ’ . From Low-Grade Clays, Nov Code Prices and Extras, Sept Materials: ‘ 20 pn 28 7 p 44: Sept 14 p 48 Sept Book of Standards, Nov 9 p 32 Alloy Iron: In Antomotive Industry, Oc« 21 p <ft -A; Sept 28 p 70 Consolidated Specifications for ‘ Nickel Chrome Creep of. July 12 n 38 ( ode, Traffic Managers (% Carbon Steel Castings, Oct . 20 p 21 In Steel, Determination of _ mittee, Nov 9 p 32 15 p 33 ‘ Alpha-Lux Co., Itne.: Aug 17 » 14 Employees, Hours, Wag: ind Mid-Year Meeting, July 6 p 25 Apparatus for Determining Prices. Denartment of Justir Average Earnings. June and New Headquarters, Dec 21 p | Moisture Content fs 7 Considerine Stability of September, 1933. Nov 23 p 30 ) . - am ite Oo eand, Tulv 12 59 Er soy . . ane bl Vv 4 i Sept 21 p 26 July 3p 32 Re yment Conditions nad ret ng ariations in Size : 2 tate of O r ons in Steel of Bars, July 6 p 3 a | Alloy Steel: Aluminum-Beryllium Alloys: caimatey. ee 1 19 ; Rey ort. on Come then al Iron _s° See Steel) Possibilities of, Nov 16 p : First Meeting Under Cod and Steel, Oct 26 p 22 oe -5, Creep and Fatigue Tests Ameri Aug 31 pv 36 Specifications for H S | ; ; ; 1 Patig' sts, erican AllSafe Co.: : pz LD sO ee for Heavy steel v4 ao port. Dec 28 p 25, ss Non-Repeat Device for Pur B > ight Tariff Rate Book, De: . Plates, July 6 p 2 i a ae Influence in Steel, Presses*. Nov 20 p 32 _ 28 p 57 specifications for Structural 3° 4 OV 30 Dp ai . General Administrative Com Steel, New Nov 16 p 33 Castings, Ascendency of, Aug American Blower Co.: mittee®. Sept 7 p 34 a4 % pli ’ Hvdraulie Coupling for Cer salh nce nilidueiaiie Pn. ; : ¢ American Society of Mechanical ‘ : ’ Instructions for Submitting y Chromium Improved by Nitro- trifugal Pumps*, Aug 3 p 34 Statistics Under Code, Sept Engineers: 2 gen*, Sept 7 p 10 American Brass Co.: 8S p 51-A Annual Meeting Program, Oct 7 umption, 1911-1930, Sept 7 Non-Sparking Tools, Dec 28 Lamont, Col tobert P., Re RB ca eae } R 1 Metal ) ] 9 sig Per cue er t So ot ibliograpny Levised i a Copper Steels and, Aug 24 p 23 . = : DoT residency”, Sept 31 Cutting, Nov 16 p 25 Cr-Mo Special Sept 21 p19 American Chain Co.: Pa roll ; ’ Mid-Year Meeting, July 6 p 24 Cr-Woa Coane *'S : : Fabricates Allegheny Metal — s - Steel Industry. Oc , 2 at ‘ é . ec1iaA . c per ec f ) t/ = sept 21 n 19 Juls Is abet ‘ ; Pie on Penden te ! First American Standards Association: ff Dascoloy, New Name for Kro- American Diesel Enaine Co.: Half. Sent 28 D ar I rakes Over Some Divisions of nro vy. Oct 5 n 59 Mono-Valve Type Engine*, Oct Pine and Tubes. FE} ny Bureau of Standards, July . . ~ ° ‘ s 4 © ¢ ( 97 eo” er » 19: A mere for, July 13 5p 31 Welded Production, 1932 <7 p 37; Aug 10 p 35 ' : Ane 2 » 2 : j j ec 7 2 : : ‘feat Resisting "AUE 3 p 29; a ne eee Ce Prod My R ’ f id a Steel & Wire Ce.; Sent 21 p 12. Pane Code "Ss nt 21 p 38 Th ils + oe TY * Ole Wire Rope Sockets*, Oct 19 p a » we é > Ss calls 32 ec 7 Dp } 37 elphia, e i r Act American Steel Foundries: Semi-Annual Report, Aug 10 p 39 American Steel Warehouse As- sociation: Local Chapter Formed — in Northern Ohio, Aug 17 p 28-B Pacific Coast Chapter Organ- ized, Sept 7 p 32 Submits Code to Members Aug 10 p 33 American Supply and Machin- ery Manufacturers’ Associa- tion: Convention Proceedings, Oct 5 p 35 American Trucking Association: Protests Steel Code Delivered Price Clause, Oct 26 p 49 American Welding Society: Convention Proceedings, 12 p 22 Oct Amthor Testing Instrument Co.: Tensile Strength Tester for Sheet Metal and Cable*, Oct 19 p 34 Andrew and Peile: Tin in Steel, Oct 12 p 50 Andrews and Inglis: Effect of Hydrogen on Steel at High Pressures, Oct 12 p 70 Annealing: Bright, Copper Tubing in Chase Plant*, Dec 21 p 17 Bright, in Controlled Atmos phere Electric Furnace*, Sept 28 p 28 Annealing Machine: Selas Automatic for Spot Heating*, Aug 17 p 27 Anti-Friction Bearing Manufac- turers’ Association: Submits Code, Sept 7 p 40 Arend and Lobe: Structural Steel Improved by Titanium, Sept 7 p 59 Arganbright, A. B.: Steel for Cold Heading, Oct 12 p 30 Armite Laboratories: Bestolife, Lubricant, 27-D Lubricant, Gall-Proof Heavy Duty Thread, Dec 28 p 32 Aug 31 p Armstrong-Bray & Co: Steelgrip Gear and Wheel Puller*, Sept 7 p 28 Art in Bronze Co., Inc.: Making Non-Ferrous Castings Under Pressure in Plaster Composition Molds, Des 2% p 32 Artist: And Engineer Association in Industry, Dec 28 p 25 Art Metal Construction Co.: Strike, Labor Board's Deci sion Rejected, Nov 23 p 26 Strike Settled by National La bor Board, Nov 9 p 33-H Artos Engineering Co.: Automatic Drilling Machine* Nov 30 p 30 Ashdown, H. H.: Rimming Steel, Oct 12 p 29 Associated Machine Tool Deal- ers: Annual Meeting, Nov 2 p 48 Code, Sept 14 p 41 Associated Manufacturers of Steel Beer Barrels: Organized, Nov 30 p Association of tron and Steel Electrical Engineers: Convention Proceedings 26 p 41 Association of Manufacturers in Aluminum Industry: Files Code, Aug 31 p 27-D Oct Aston, James: Metallurgists in 99 23 p 20 Industry, Nov Atlas Car & Mfg. Co.: 35-Ton Diesel Electric motive*, Nov 30 p 32 Loco Austenite: Decomposition of, Oct 26 p 39 JULY—DECEMBER, 1933 Austin Co.: Sectional Service 26 Austin, C. R.: Decarburization of Steel by Hydrogen, Oct 12 p 27 Steel Panels for Stations*, Aug 24 p Automatic Temperature Control Co.: Multi-Position Controller fo1 Industrial Furnaces*, Aug 31 p 26 Automobile Industry: Facts and Figures, 1932, July 20 p 26-L Automobiles: Airflow De Soto*, Dee 28 p 40 Evans Railroad Loader for’, July 20 p 58 Production, May, July 6 p 42; June, Aug 3 p 46; July, Aug 31 p 35; August, Sept 28 p 51-D; September, Nov 16 p 51 Whiting Parking Tower for*, July 13 p 58 B Babbitt Metal: Production, June, Aug 3 p 38-A; July, Aug 31 p 51; Au- gust, Sept 28 p 52; Septem- ber, October, Nov 30 p 31 Babcock & Wilcox Co.: Fabricating Pipe at Boulder Dam*, July 20 p 22; Aug 10 p 24 Multifuels Burner*, July 27 p 26 Steam Atomizing Burner, July 27 p 27 Welded Penstocks:at Boulder Dam*, Nov 9 Badiam, Stephen: Rolling Broad p 99 Strips, Oct 26 p 41 Bailey, E. L.: Induction Type Ovens in Ply- mouth Plant for Baking Enamel on Steel Parts*, Sept 14 p 23 Baird Machine Co.: Multiple Transfer Automatic Presses*, Oct 26 p 36 Balancing Machine: Olsen Automatic Weighing Static*, Dec 21 p 26 Olsen Static-Dynamic*, Oct 19 p 33 Balke, C. W.: Tantalum Applications, Nov 16 p 33 Banks: Credit Expansion Necessary to effectuate N.R.A., Aug 3 p 10 R.F.C Planning to Apply Lever to Bankers, Sept 7 p 31 Barber-Coleman Co.: 12-In. Motor-Operated Valve*, Aug 17 p 26 Packaging for Ground Steel Hubs*, Aug 24 p 25 Barium Steel Corpn.: Stock Issue for Expansion, Nov 30 pn 56 Barnes Drill Co.: No. 2-H Hydram Drilling Ma- chine*, Aug 31 p 25 Barns: Steel Farm*, Sept 14 p 16 Barrels, Stainless Steel: Beer, Firestone Insulated, 9 p 28 Nov Barrels, Steel: Beer, Manufacture in Murray Plant*, Sept 14 p 18 Beer, Welding*, Oct 5 p 28 Buhl Beer*, Dec 28 p 22 Duo-Steel Beer*, Sept 7 p 66 Geuder Paeschke & Frey seer*, Nov 2 p 36 Krupp to be Manufactured by Ingersoll and Ludlum Com- panies, July 6 p 41 Pressed Steel Hackney Sept 21 p 26 Production, May, July 6 p 40; Beer’, June, Aug 3 p 38-D: July, Sept 7 p 50; August, Sept 28 p 71; September, Nov 23 p 52; October, Nov 30 p 38 Truscon Beer, of Deep Draw- ing Sheet Steel*, Dec 7 p 62 Bars: Cold-Drawn Steel, Magnetic Testing*, Aug 3 p 16 Concrete Reintorcing, Tolerances Revised, p 26 Steel Specifications of Permis- sible Variations in Sizes, July 6 p 30 Bartlett Haywood Co.: Coupling, Fast’s Self-Alining Light-Duty*, Dec 21 p 24 Weight July 6 Basing Points: Code, for Iron dustry, Aug 1 p 26-A; Sept p 26-DD Battelle Memorial Studies Watch Dec 7 p 30 and Steel In- 7 p19; Aug 31 7 p 41; Sept 21 Institute: Metallurgy, Bearing Hardness: Shake-Out Time and, Sept 21 p 23 Bearings: Anti-Friction, Oct 26 p 41 Ball, Norman-Hoffman Dimin- utive, Aug 31 p 26 Ball, New Departure Flanged Precision*, Dec 21 p 25 Fafnir Heavy-Duty Roller’, Nov 16 p 29 Hoover Double-Row Ball*, Sept 7 p 29 Beasley, H. V.: Stopper Rod Failures in Open- Hearth Furnaces, July 6 p 29 Becket and Franks: Titanium and Columbium in Plain High-Chromium Steels*, Oct 26 p 20 Becket, Frederick M.: Heat Resisting Steels, Aug 3 p 29; Sept 21 p 18 Belmont tron Works: Steel Floor Grating*, Dec 28 p 21 Belts: Years in Plant*, Leather, 52 Furniture 17 Raybeston-Manhattan Condor Whipcord*, July 13 p 24 V, Goodyear for Worthington Drives*, Aug 10 p 27 Berkey Dec 28 p Bender Body Corpn.: Steel Bus for Syrian Dec 21 p 24 Bending Machines: Hossfeld Iron*, July 6 Schatz Climax Tube’, p 33 Berges, E. H.: Accurate Finish of Rolls*, Nov 16 p 14 Berkey Furniture Co., W. A.,: Desert*, p 38 Aug Large Leather Belt in Service 52 Years*, Dec 28 p 17 Beryllium: As an alloy in Steel, Nov 30 p 27 Beryllium-Copper Alloys: Manufacture and Heat Treat- ment*, Aug 10 p 14 Special Properties and Appli- cations of*, Sept 7 p 18 Bestolife: Armite 27-D Bethiehem Steel Co.: Abrasion Resistant July 20 p 20 Exhibit at Ford Exposition of Progress, Nov 2 p 39 Heat Treating Wrought Wheels*, Aug 17 p 24 Normalized Sheets, Dee 28 p Lubricant, Aug 31 p Castings’, Steel tails, Sandberg-Oven Process, Dec 28 p 21 Bethlehem Steel Corpn.: Quarterly Report, Aug 3 p 36; Nov 2 p 38 taises Wages, July 20 p 33 Bibber, L. C.: Are Welding Galvanized Steel, Oct 12 p 24 Bibliography: A.S.M.E. Revised Metal ting, Nov 16 p 25 Cut- Effect of tures on p 32 Bierbaum, Christopher H.: Corrosion Effects of Lubri- Elevated Tempera- Cast Iron, Aug 3 cants upon Bearing Sur- faces*, Aug 31 p 20 Bismuth: Electrodeposition of, Oct 19 p 28 Blanchard Machine Co.: One-Piece Wheel for No. 16 Grinder*, Nov 2 p 35 Blast Cleaning Machines: Pangborn Steel Barrel*, 10 p 26 Bliss Co., E. W.: Cold Mill for Planishing Wide Sheets*, Aug 10 p 25 Aug Welded Housing for Sheet Mill*, July 13 p 14 Blower: Coppus Ventilating, Aug 31 p 25 Blowpipe: Linde, CW-17 Cutting Attach- ment for Welding, Aug 17 p 54 Blow Pipe Association: Illinois, Organized, Aug 17 p 33 Boilers: Bookings, July, August, Sept , 28 p 51-D; September, Nov 16 p 33-B; October, Dec 7 p 31 Boker & Co., H.: Fabricating Nickel-Clad Thin Material, Nov 9 p 33-F Bolts: 6-Ton for Rotor*, Nov 16 p 40 Book Reviews: American Iron and Steel In- Stitute Freight Tariff Book, Dec 28 p 57 A.S.T.M. Standards, tate Nov 9 p 32 Demag Aktiengeselischaft Ac- complishments, Dec 28 p 46 Democracy, Debts and Dis- armament, Nov 16 p 33-G Economics of Recovery, Dec 7 p 60 German - English Technical Dictionary, Dec 21 p 30 Hadfield Review of Metallur- gical Progress, Dec 28 p 31 Human Problems of an Indus- trial Civilization, Dec 28 p 64 Minerals Yearbook, Sept 28 p 8? Procedure Handbook of Are Welding Design and Prac- tice, Nov 16 p 33-B Screw Threads, Report, Nov 16 p 32 Steel Framing for Small Res- idences, Aug 24 p 30 Summary of Fulfillment of First Five-Year Plan of U.S. S.R., Oct 26 p 15 Uniform Cost Activities in Trade and Industry, Nov 16 p 33-A Boring Machines: Ex-Cell-O Single and Double- End Precision*, July 20 p 24 Giddings & Lewis Two-Spin- dle Horizontal*, July 20 p 23 Heald Automatic for Small Shop*, July 13 p 24 Bornstein, H.: Heat Treatment Oct 12 p 28 Boston and Gilbert: Life of Turning Tools as Influ- enced by Shape*, Sept 28 Dp 32; Oct 5 p 24; Oct 12 p 28 of Cast Iron, Boston and Kraus: Cutting Fluids, Performance When Sawing Metals (Prog- ress Report), Dec 28 p 11 — of Milling, July 6 DP 31 Boulder Dam: Babcock & Wilcox Pipe Fabri- cating Plant*, July 20 p 22; Aug 10 p 24 Fabricating Water Gates for*, Oct 19 p 10 Intake Gates, Steel Executives Inspect Fabrication at West- inghouse Plant*, Nov 16 p 25 IP, Soe a Fe om me. et et) ee i ee ae Jat eI ae: MER Pea = SS OD SS. Se i. Boulde Lifti p | tea 26 Welk Brass: Red, Brazin Cont nie Brick: Acid Se Bridge Desi: me Briggs Hot Se Brinto Fab) Be Britis! se New fo! Britto Prot WwW Broac Foot fa Broel Bas Hi Pl Broke Lt Plar p Browr Mhe Gi Browr Cort Bryan Hyde te Buhl Stes 9¢ Build 1 era- yri- Sur- 16 Aug Vide heet ach- 17 p Sept Nov ‘ip Thin in v 16 ible- p 24 ‘pin- p 23 [ron, n flu- 28 p 9 ance 'rog- 1 ibri- 99° » 22; for*, fives rest- p 2% ests AY <a ee ee Bese 89 7 t Boulder Dam—Continued Lifting Hoist Drum*, Aug 31 p 51 Reading Hoists for*, July 20 p 26 Welded Penstocks*, Nov 9 p 22 Brass: , Red, Sulphur in, July 13 p 22 Brazing: Continuous-Furnace, Develop- ments*, July 27 p 15 Brick: Acid Proof for Pickling Tanks, Sept 7 p 26 Bridges: bis Design Competition Announce- ment, Dee 21 p 58 Briggs and Gezelius: Hot Tears in Steel Castings, Sept 28 p 35 Brinton, C. C.: Fabricating Water Gates for Boulder Dam*, Oct 19 p 10 British Non-Ferrous Metals Re- search Association: New Alloy to Supplant Lead for Pipe, Sept 14 p 42 Britton and Evans: Protective Painting of Metal Work*, Oct 5 p 23 Broaching Machines: Foote-Burt Continuous Sur- face*, Dec 7 p 26 Broel and Dittmar: Basic Bessemer Converters in Hoesch K6éln Neuessen Plant, Dec 28 p 32 Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Ltd.: Plans Tin Plate Mill, Nov 16 p 33-C Brown Instrument Co.: Thermometer and Pressur‘ Gage*, Aug 31 p 24 Browne, V. B.: Corrosion of Stai July 27 p 17 Bryant Chucking Grinder Co.: Hydraulically - Controlled In ternal Grinder*, Nov 30 p 30 Steels nless Bryant Machinery & Engineer- ing Co.: Heavy-Duty Drilling Ma- hines*, July 20 p 24 Buckeye Portable Tool Co.: High-Frequency Electric Grinder*, Oct 26 p 35 Budd Mfg Co., E. G.: Stainless Steel Two-Car Train*, Nov 9 p 25 Buel, William C.,. Jr.: H her Roofs for Open Hearth Furnaces Oct 26 n 42 Buhl Stamping Co.: Steel Beer Barrels*, Dec 28 Buildings, Metal: fouse Framework of Formed Cold-Rolled Strips*, Aug 10 20 elain Enameled All-Steel House*, July 27 n 24 elain Enamel House Fused Tonecan Iron*, July 27 Pp Sectional Steel Panels fo1 Service Stations*, Aug 24 1 Shepard Knock Down Con truction®, July 27 p 30 steel for Farm Structures* sept 14 p 16 Steel Framing for Small Res dences, Aug 24 pn 30 Steel Walls in House Con truction in Germany, Nov > DP 23-A Wheeling Company Enters Steel House Field*, July 27 p 24 Bull, R. A.: Welding Cast Steel, Oct 12 p Bullard Co.: sathe Single-Spindle Auto itic Vertical*, July 13 p 23 Bureau of Standards: Creep of Nickel-Ghrome Allovs July 20 p 21 Tron JULY—DECEMBER, 1933 Burners: Babcock & Wilcox Multifuels* July 27 p 26 Babcock & Wilcox Steam At- omizing, July 27 p 27 Burr, W. H.: Report on Electrical tions to Equipment, Applica- Manufacturing Nov 16 p 18 Buses: Bender Steel Desert*, Body for Dec 21 p 24 Syrian Bushings: Johnson 5 p 28 New Graphited*, Oct Business: Current Trends and Expecta- tions in Metal Working In- dustry, Survey*, July 6 p 33 Private, Restriction Imperils Industry’s Future, Nov 23 p 23-H Recovery and the Government, Nov 23 p 23-D Recovery, New Basis of, 21 p 23 Dex Business Advisory and Planning Council: First Meeting, July 27 p 32 Personnel, July 20 p 26-F Buying: Speculative, in Metal-Working Industry, July 20 p 18-A; July 27 p 19 Buzzard, R. W.: Spark Test for Classifying Steels, Dec 28 p 50 Cc Cable, Soil-Heating: Industrial Applications, p 38 Nov 9 Cadmium: Production, 1932, Aug 31 p Campbell Memorial Lecture: Fatigue and Hardening of Steels, Oct 26 p 23 9" Can Manufacturing Industry: Code, Aug 3l1'‘p 3 Canada: Automobile July 6 p 7: Production, May >; June, Aug 10 p 62; July, Aug l p 31; Au gust, Sept 28 p 51-D; Sep tember. Nov 16 p 51 Copper Production, 1932, Oct 19 p 59 Iron and Steel Productior Talue, 1932. July 20 p Bf Non-Ferrous Production, 193 July 6 p 40 Pig Iron and Steel Productior June Aug 3 p 8-A; July Aug 31 n 27-D August, Oct p 40; September, October Nov 30 p 61 November, De« 28 p 31 Capacity: Surplus Should Be Destroyed to Rationalize Investment, Dec 7 p 16 Capital Goods: Aid Sought for, N« 16 p 33-0 Approval of Longer Wor Week Seen for, Oct 19 p 46 Moving, Government Problem Sept 21 p 34 Carbide Engineering Corpn.: Grinder and Lapper for Cat bide Tools*, Nov 9 p 26 Carburizing: At National Acme Plant Oct 12 p 14 Cardullo, F. E.: p Carnegie Steel Co.: Controlled Carbon Steel 30 p 26 Carpenter and La Pelle: Controlled Atmosphere Ele« tric Furnaces Bright A nealing and Normalizing in* Sept 28 p 28 Cars: All-Welded Hopper, Cast Steel Frame*, Aug 10 p 13 All-Welded Steel for Milwau kee Road, July 20 p 26-K Aluminum, for New York tapid Transit Corpn., July 97 ? 97 27 p 34; Sept 21 p 2% Planing Versus Milling, Nov 30 Railplane Streamline Passen- ger*, Oct 26 p 76 Steel, Light Weight Freight, Sept 14 p 40 Cases: Truscon Pressed Steel Beer* Dec 28 p 32 Cast Bronze Bushing Institute: Organized, Aug 31 p 26-C Caster and Floor Truck Manu- facturers’ Associaion: Organized, Aug 24 p 33 Caster, Herbert G.: President American Gas As sociation, Oct 5 p 39 Casting: Centrifugal, Steels, Conveyor Foundry*, High - Chromium Sept 21 p 18 Screws in Chicago Nov 23 p 16 Castings, Alloy Iron: (Also See Castings, American Use of, Chromium, Phosphorus Sept 7 p 20 Low-Nickel Hollow Aug 17 p 18 Castings, Alloy Steel: (Also See Castings, American Practice’, Ascendency of, Aug 24 p 11 Bethlehem Abrasion - Resist- ant*, July 20 p 20 Chrome-Molybdenum for Oil Industry, Aug 3 p 15 For Ships, Nov 30 p 27 Iron) Aug 24 p 15 in*, Cylinders, Steel) Oct 5 p 15 Improved by Nitrogen*, Sept 7 p10 Progress in, July 13 p 18 Castings, Brass Pressure: Polak Process*, Nov 30 p 16 Castings, Iron: Alloys in, American Use of, Aug 24 p 15 Bibliography on Effect of Ele- vated Temperatures on, Aug o Pp 32 Damping Factor of () For Machins Oct 19 p 24 Growth*, July 13 p 12 p12; Aug 3 p3 Hardening by Heat Treat Nov 16 p Construction* July ment*, Oct 26 p 24 Heat Resisting, Four Groups Aug 24 p 15 Heat Treatment of*, Sept 2s p 24; Oct 12 p 28 In Machine Tools Production in Acid E Furnaces, Aug 17 p 1 Production in Fulton Foundry & Machine Plant, July 6 p 15 Wear Resistance in Nitroget Hardened Oct 12 p Castings, Malleable: Alloys for*, Dec 21 p & By Duplex Method, Dec 28 p 12 Chromium in, Aug i p 24 Nov 30 pp 28, 29 Orders and Production, June Aug 3 p 38-B: July August Oct 5 p {0-H September Nov 2 p 48; October, Nov 30 p 3s Castings, Nickel-Steel: Classes and Use of, Sept 14 p 59 Castings, Non-Ferrous: Manufacture Under Pressure in Plaster Compositior Molds, Dec 28 p 32 Solid Pressure*, Dee 21 p 1 Castings, Steel: Consolidated Specifications for Oct 5 p 3: Dominance of Electric, Aug 24 p 24 Hot Tears in, Sept 28 p Normalizing*, Sept 21 p 20 June, Aug Orders and Output 31 p 56; July, August, Oct p 41; September, Nov 9 p 33-D; October, Dec 7 p 34 Welded, Physical Properties of, Oct 12 p 22 Wineed Ingot Method*, July 6 p 22 Ceiling: Metal Form Finished*, Sept 14 p 27 Cement: Porox, Acid Resistant Lining for Steel Tanks*, Aug 24 p or ev Cement Institute: Code, Sept 7 p 40 Cemented Carbide Tools: Use of, July 6 p 32 Central Statistical Board: Personnel, Oct 5 p 34 Centrifugal Process: Casting High - Chromium Steels, Sept 21 p 18 Steel Bars, New Plant of Ro- tary Electric Steel Co.*, July 20 p 26-1 Century of Progress: Airplane Merry - Go - Round, Steel Used in*, Aug 17 p 53 American Radiator “Garden of Comfort” Exhibit*, Juiy 27 » 25 American Rolling Mill Porce- lain Enamel All-Steel House*, July 27 p 24 De Laval First Commercial Steam Turbine Exhibit*, July 27 p 25 Exhibit of New Departure Mfg. Co., Ju'y 13 p 58 Industry in Miniature, Union Carbide & Carbon Exhibit*, July 13 p 58 Mural of Age of Alloys*, Aug 31 p 36 Porcelain July 27 p 25 Republic Steel Corpn. Exhibit*, July 13 p 24 Scenoramas, Romance of Steel*, Oct 26 p 28 Enamel Parade*, m Timken Roller Bearing Ex- hibit*, Oct 26 p 29 Welding Exhibit, Union Car- bide & Carbon Corpn.*, Aug 24 p19 Chain: Whitney All-Steel Aug 3 p 34 Chain Belt Co.: Self-Priming Centrifugal Pump*, Aug 17 p 27 Chance Co.: Manufacture of Piston Rings*, Dec 14 p 18; Chapman, Everett: Homogeneous Joints Produced by Welding*, Dec 14 p 12 Welded Steel in Diesel Engine Construction*, Aug 24 p 27; Aug 31 p 14 Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.: Cr-Wo Alloy Steel, Sept 21 p 1% Conveyor’, Automotive Dec 7 p 12: Dec 21 p 10 Chapple, Bennett: Frameless Steel Houses, Oct 26 p 42 Charis, G. H.: In Charge of Price Admini tration Under Steel Code’, Aug 31 p 31 Resigns as Secretary of Amer- ican Iron and Steel Institute Nov 9 p 33-F Chart: Code Basing Points for Iror and Steel Industry, Aug 17 p 19 Chase Brass & Copper Co.: Bright Annealing Copper Tub ing*, Dec 21 p 17 Chase, Herbert: Die Casting, or Dec 28 p 26 Cheetham, Joseph H.: Manufacture of Automotive Stamping’?* Piston Rings*, Dec 7 p 12; Dec 14 p 18; Dec 21 p 10 Cherington, Paul T.: Business Recovery, New Basis of, Dee 21 p 23 Chevrolet Motor Co.: Making Ring Gears in Plant*, Nov 30 p 12 Chicago Bridge & All-Welded Carbon Brewery Tanks*, Hortonsphere, Are Tank*, Nov 16 p 35 Chicago Eye Shield Co.: Healthguard Mask*, Oct 12 p Detroit Iron Works: Dioxide Nov 16 p Welded Chicago Grindina Wheels Co.: Hand-Ee-Hi-Power Electric Grinder*, Nov 16 p 26 Chicago Steel Foundry Co es Conveyve Se 16 asting rews* Nov 23 p China: German Fir to Build tron nd Steel Piant Near Pukow Oct 12 yp 50 Plans Steel Works in Kwang nz Province Oct ' » 61 Christopher and Herty: ( ntrol of lron Oxide Open Hearth Slags, Oct 26 p 40 Chromium: In Malleable Castings, Aug 24 p 24; Nov 30 pp 28 Chromium Plating: For Automobile 0 l ‘ in KRetrigerators ov 30 Y Chucks: Tomkit Johnso hHivdraulk Oper +* Oct 19 p 87 Cierva, Juan de la: Presented with Dar ( nhein Medal Ju t p ‘ Clamp () VV | \\ Clark and White: ("re Ete | i) Clark, Donald G.: W Ingot Me onl « ‘ steel*® Jul 6 Classifications: \ ce ! for Indust) | t Recor re ad ] [, Cleaner R roid Ballast*, July Cleaning Machine: Air Wheelabrator \ Aug 10 p 21 BB Pangborn Stee ba . ‘ 4 leveland-Cliffs tron Mather, William ¢ fr ry dency*, Au Co. Re ré Cleveland Container Co kend Abr: ‘ I’ Sept 7 ; Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co.: ’ he Wi geht ‘ , ’ Bridge Sept 1 | I Switch* Clutches: 4 I’) it M l k* Nov 16 p \l ‘ for We i ) ( r n*, Nov 9 ] \ t San I"y * = D Coal Strike: (Se Labor) Coating bor Ni ¢ ] ‘ ! ( Wala i Towe Destroved ! Fr Se ! ' t} Li S I for Stee Ne th \luminu ! July 1 } x e] Sep ] | O 19 p 2 t te for Metal J | in Surface | Protectis Sept Coating Machine: | for Weldir | th 4!) Coats Machine Tool Co.: Spr Tester with Ler sk Lug 3 p 34 Codes: Aircraft M ufactur Indu try, Sept 7 p 39 Alloy Casting Industr\ Sept 7 p 4 Oct 26 p 38 Aluminurn Ind try Auge 31 np 27-D: Sept 7 p 39: Sept S 1-D American Institute ( Steel JULY—DECEMBER, 1933 u's truction, Sept 14 p 28 mt 2b p 4b \ ‘ ean Steel Warehouse \ clation, Aug 10 p 33 Sept 7 p 39 \nii-kriction Bearings Sept 7 11) \ cmobile Industry \u p 58-D; Aug lp 44 I Manufacturer: \ug i p 37; Sept 21 p 39; Sept 2s yp 71; Oct p 40-G: Oct 12 p 46-G Bolt, Nut and Rivet Manufin turers, Sept 7 p 3 Oct Za 1 H0; Nov 9 p 33-D Buff and Polishing Wheel In dustry, Sept 7 p 39 Can Industry, Aug 31 p 3 Sept 21 p 38; Sept 28 p 5l-« Oct 19 p 46; De pol ement Industry, Sept 7 p 40 (hain Industry Sept D Nernt 1 p 39 Chilled Car Wheel Industry Le l p 31; Dec 28 p 35 \ tory, but for Whon Sept 21 p 36 ( titted Abrasive Industr sept Sp I: Oct 1 yp 45 Coke Manufacturit Industry Sept i D "4 er | Vehis Bod Manufacturing, © i2 p 4 ( ‘ Reinfore Steel sept ; it nst t Right d, Ju D nstr Kauipt i. Ee ributis Irictt ! Sept 71 ; th S p 4 structtl« League Au tors’, July 20 p 26-] pper al by Mill. S m 38 per | \ug ' 4 \ug 1} u Industr Sep Si ; Oct 1 t | Ml uf 4) 2n 4 1) ( Ind 1) ] Le Sp ‘ yy Forgit Ind tr wy [< - (>) j eal Manufacturing i i pul p 2b-Is a ] Produ Kod ip 4 . sept i) 1-1 Ne » DD: wD Farm Impleme \ug i 1 sept ‘ 1 -¢ Oct | 1 ‘; k ndr Supt Manufactur ! Ss 11 j Dec Zl p ; ! Indust: Sept Pump Ind \ 1 i-T Mar f ure! Sep Dp Ni Dp ms Ne Ire Found \ ) p 40 Ni ( (j Lew 14 1 Hy ne Engine a importers, Oct » Dp Iro nd Steel, Jul » 26-M \ ty 4 \us i »34 40 : Prot lip if Pp 2 ipdli Commercia solutions, Se 1 p 26-FF; Sept 28 p 4s cv pn 3% Oct 19 p 4 On 6 p 49: Nov 2 pp 3s 10; Nov 9 pp 29 1; Nov 2 p 45; No 0 p set 1 p ol Freight Rates, Oct 1 ) ct 19 p Oct 26 Pp Nov p 54 Prices and Extras. Sept ' 14: Sept 14 p 48; Sept p 26-A; Sept 28 pp 44. 70 Tin Plate Prices, Dee 21 p 3! Traffic Managers Committe: Nov 9 p 32 fruckers Protest, Oct 20 1 1% Nov 2 p 38: Nov >» 3-E IK tting, Braidine and Wire Covering Machines Oct 12 p 46-G Labor Denied Authority Rep resentation, Dee 14 p 32 Lake Superior lron Ore, Aug 31 p 36; Sept 14 p 48-E Machine Tool and Equipment Distributers, Aug 10 p 52; Sept 14 p 41; Oct 26 p 60 Machine Tool Builders, Aug. 31 p 27-G: Sept 28 p 70: Oct 5 p 40-B Malleable Founders, Aug 17 pb 38; Aue 31 p 31: Sept 28 p Metal Lath, Dec 14 p 34 Nickel Alloy Industry, Sept 7 p 40 Non-Ferrous Foundry, Sept 7 p39: Sept 14 » 39; Oct 12 p 12; Oct 19 p 46 Non Ferrous Secondars Metals, July 6 p 41 Oxv-Acetylene, Sept 7 p 40 Dec 21 p 31 Packaging Machinery, Sept 2! » 3Y Pipe, Cast Iron, Aug 10 p 34 Sept 14 p 42; Sept 28 p 71 Ni 50 p 36 Pipe Nipple Manufacture) Sept 28 p 51-D; Oct 5 p 40-3 Power Piping Society Aug $l ) Pressed Metal Institut« Aug lO p 3Y Railw Special Track, Aug sl p Refractory Industry, Aug 24 p Refrigerating Machinery Oct 12 p 43 Road Machinery, Sept 7 p 40 Sept 21 p 39 Rolling Door Industry, Oct p «i Saw Manufacturers Dec 4 4; Dee l4 p 33 Schackno Bill, New York Sta Law, Dec 7 p 28 Scrap Iron Industry, July 6 »p 11; July 13 p 25; Aug 10p 4: Aug 31 p 33: Sept 7 p 39 Sent 14 pp 9. 40; Oct 26 p oS Shipbuilding and Ship Repair ing Industry Committee, Sept 21 p 29; Sept 28 p 52 Shoe Machinery, Sept 21 1 © 12 p 46-G Shovel Dragline ind Cras Ind try Sept 8 p 7l Cet 10-H Special Tool, Die and Machine Shop Institute, Nov 9 p 33-E; Oct 6 pw 6 Nov 23 i. ste Foundet Aug 17 p 31 Sept 14 pp 38 i4 Nov {4 Lb: Dee 7 p 29: Dee 14 pn 44 Steel Joist Industry, Sept 21 bp 10: Dec 7 p Dec 21 p 3l Steel Window Industry, Sclid Section, Sept 7 p 3% Struc iral Steel and tron Fai icating Industry. Sept 14 1 8; Nov 2 p 59; Dee 14 p 47 Dy 21 p 82 Supply Distributers, Oct 5 p 41 lextile, July 6 p 44; 44: Oct 12 p 46-G Tank Metal, Oct 5 p Dee 21 p 31 ed Machinery and Equip ment, Sept 21 p 40 Valve nd Fittings Institut Sept 21 p 38; Dec 21 p 31 Waste Material Dealers \ug il Dp 35; Nov 2 p 44 Zine Industry, Aug 10 4 Dec 7 p oe Code Authorities: \dministration Membet ind Duti« Dec 21 pp 32, 52 Codification: New Deal in Steel, Oct pnp? Coke: Ry Beehive Pro 1932, Aug 31 July 6 p 72; July Sept 7 p. 64; August, Sept 28 p 47; September, Nov 2 » 40: October, Dec 7 1 November, Dec. 28 p 31 Drv-Quenched, for » | Furnace*, Aug 24 p 12 Salty, for Reducing Titaniun Iron Ores, Oct 19 p 20 product and luction, Year, 51; May Cold Heading: Steel for, Oct 12 p 30 Symposium at Cleveland Treaters’ Meeting, Oct 76 Steel 26 p Cold Working: Depth, by p 34 Machining, Nov 30 Cole and Harder: Bearing Hardness nad Shake Out Time, Sept 21 p 23 Colors: Temper, Relation to Tempera tures, Sept 28 p 23 Columbium: In Metallurgical Fie!d, Aug 24 p 22 In Plain High-Chromiuy) Steels*, Oct 28 p 20 Combustion Engineering Co., Inc.: Reorganized, Comparator: Jones «& Machine Aug 24 p 33 Measuring 30 p oe Lamson and*, Novy Competition: Unfair Government, oF 25 Novy 2 PD Compressors: Ingersoll-Rand Ait - Cooled with Built-In Motor*, Oct 19 p 33 Ingersoll-Rand ES for Heavy Service®, Sept 7 p 29 Concrete Reinforcing Steel In- stitute: Code, Sept 14 p 4¢ Cone, Edwin F.: Berylium-Copper Alloys ifacture and Heat Man ‘Treat ment*, Aug 10 p 14 Berylium-Copper Alloys, Spe- cial Properties and Applica tions*, Sept 7 p 18 Materials and Processes, New Things in, July 13 p 18: Aug 24 p 22; Sept 21 p 18; Oct 1% p 28; Nov 30 p 29 What Is an Alloy Steel? Sep 14 p 14 Connell, E. P.: Equation for Computing Gea Capacity of Speed Reducers, Oct 26 p 32 Consolidated Co.: Odor Air Conditioning Filter*, July 27 p 28 Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada: (QJuarterly Report Construction: (Contracts, June K; August Oct 12 p 40 July 20 p 2¢ September, © 26 op ‘S October, Novy ‘oO p Steel, Nine Months, Nov 2 p 4; October, Nov 16 p 33-D Construction States: Code, Aug 31 p Contracts: (rovernment Cannot Higher Cost Controllers: \utomatic Ind League of United Adjust for Aug 31 p 3 Multi- Position Furnaces*, fou \ug 31 istrial p 26 \utomati« Prese Screw- down*, Oct 19 p 388 Conventions: American Gear Manufacturers Asscciation, Oct 26 p 30 erican Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, \n Oct 12 p 37 \merican Institute of Steel Construction, Oct 26 p 33 American Society for Steel Treating, Oct 12 p 27 \merican Society Materials, for Testing July 6 p 25 \merican Society of Mechani- cai Engineers, July 6 p 24 \merican Supply and Ma- chinery SOc! ition \(merican 12 p 22 \ssociated Machine Nov 2 p 48 \ssociation of Lron Electrical Engineers, p 41 National Association of Manu- facturers, Dec 14 p 35 National Founders Association, Nov 23 p 23-B National Machine ers’ Association, Nov 30 p 40 National Supply and Ma- chinery Distributors’ Associ- ation, Oct 5 p 35 Southern Supply and Ma- chinery Distributors’ Associ- ation, Ott 5 p 35 Manufacturers As Oct 3 DP do Welding Scciety, Oct Tool Deal- ers, and Steel Oct 26 Tool Build- i : a ko aa rhe eae ae" > Conver Basi K6 28 Convey Whit 4 Conve! Cast No Conve; Link He Cooler. of | 64 Cooley \iuft! in 13 Coppet il c Copper fin Files Copper! lube | Coppel Alloy Pree 24 Coppu Vent , Coonle View Ju Corros ‘lea P1 sé rake ug <i tut BP @u% uring ooled Oct Man Spe - Nica Ne W \ug kot 14 (ied wel oning x siting ug 3l rew- fanu- ition, suild- »p 40 Ma- PSoci- Ma- iSO i- ne neces, A) aOR, uy. Converters: Basic Bessemer in Hoesci Ké6lIn Neuessen Plant Dec 28 p 32 Conveyor Chain: Whitney All-Steel 4 Conveyor Screws: Casting, in One Nov 23 p 16 \ug ; Dp (operation Conveyors: Link-Belt Chain for Handling Hot Bottles*, Nov % p= 26 Cooler, Beer: of tustless Ste el*, Sept 21 p 4 Cooley Electric Furnace Co.: \iuttle Furnace for Tool Rooms ind Laboratories*, Sept 28 1 13 Copper: in Copper Bearing Steels, Aug 24 p 22 se in Automotive Industry Oct 12 p 38 Copper Custom Smeiters and Re- fineries Association: Aug 31 p 33 Files Ccde, Copper-Nickel: Expanding Use of, Jul 6 D Copper Steel: \lloy Steels Precipitation 9° 4D 22 and, Aug 24 p 25 Hardening, Aug Coppus Engineering Corpn.: Ventilating Blower, Aug 31 p Howard: Industrial (% p 20 Coonley, Views on July 13 Corrosion: | Surfaces lean Essential in Protective Coating of Steel Sept 14 p 43 Effects of Lubricants Upon Bearing Surfaces*, Aug 31 p 20 Invisible Oxide Film Inhibits Sept 21 p12 Iron, July 6 p 32-C Iron and Steel, Report of American Society for Test ing Materials, Oct 26 p 22 Methods of Determining Re- sed, July 6 p 32-C Paints for Protecting Metals Against*, Oct 5 p 23 Red Lead as a Preventive, Oct > p 22 Protecting Sept 21 p 30 Soil Against, Pipe Stainless Steels, July 27 p 17 Structural Aluminum, Resist ince of, July 6 p 32-C Zine for Steel Protection, Nov 16 p 13 Costs: Accounting, NRA and, Oct 26 p 30 Government Contracts Cannot \djust for Higher, Aug 31 p Living, Rise, July 27 p 34; Aug ol p 27-C Saving by Revision of Clerical Details, Sept 7 p 23 Small Shop Profits and, De« l4p 16 Couplings: \merican Hydraulic for Cen trifugal Pumps*, Aug 3 p 34 Bartlett Haywood Light-Duty Fast’s*, Dec 21 p 24 Falk-Rawson 4-Duty*, July 27 Pp 26 Far Birmingham Gear Type Aug 17 p 26 Whit , Roller-Chain Flex ible*, Oct 12 p 34 Coyle, F. B.: Alloy n Cast Iron, American Use of, Aug 24 p 15 Cranes: Clée land Light - Weight Bridges and*, Sept 21 p 26 Credit: Bank Expansion Necessary to Effe: tuate NRA, Aug 3 p 40 K.F.C. Planning to Apply Leve1 _ to Bankers, Sept 7 p 31 RFC Program for NRA In dust . Sept 21 p 36 JULY—DECEMBER, 1933 Creep: Alloys at 1600 Deg., Dee 28 p 38 And Fatigue Tests of 18-8 Steels, Report, Dec 28 p 25 Nickel-Chrome Iron Alloys July 20 p 21 Testing, and High Creep Steels, Dec 21 p 21 Critchet, J. H.: Oxy-Acetylene Hardening of Rail Ends, Dee 28 p 24 Cross, H. C.: Creep and Fatigue Tests of 18-8 Steels, Report, Dee 28 p or ao Crucible Steel Co. of America: Semi-Annual Report, Aug 17 1 38 Curd Nube Machine Co. of America: Cam Cutting Machine*, Oct 1 p 34 Cushman Chuck Co.: Pull-Push Power Unit*, Oct 1 p 32 Cutter: Gray Turret-Head Metal Oct 12 p 33 Cutting: Oxy Acetylene Camograph Cuts 208 Holes in l4-hh Plates*, Aug 10 p 19 Cutting Fluids: Performance When Sawing Metals (Progress Report), Dec 28 p 1l Cutting Machine: Linde Pantosec 28 p 30 Linde Secator Oxy-Acetylens Nov 9 p 26 ; New Carbide, Oxweld Straight Line* p 35 Shuster Oxweld Dex Oct 19 p 28 Nov High - Speed Wire Straightening and*, Aug 31 p 26 D Daeves, Karl: Protective Coating of Steel, Sept 14 p 43 Dalla Valle, J. M.: Dust Control as a Health Measure, July 6 p 32-A Damping: Factor of Cast Iron, Nov 16 p 30 Danekind, A. C.: Planing Versus 30 p 22 Milling, Nov Darlington Rustless Steel & Iron Co., Ltd.: Rustless Steels from California Ore*, Aug 10 p 18 Dascoloy: Name Oct Davey Stee! Co., W. H.: Changed to Krokoloy op 59 Organized to Take Over Em pire Sheet Mill, Nov 9 p 30 Davis & Thompson Co.: Speed Reducers with Plane tary Gearing, Oct 19 p 34 Davis, E. F.: Heat Treating July 27 p 8; Steel Gears* Aug 3 p 26 Decarburization: Steel by Hydrogen, Oct 12 p 27 Decentralization: Aids Manufacture of Diversi fied Products, Aug 3 p 23 Deep Drawing: New Sheet Steel 97 ) for* July 13 Plastic Deformation and Ten- sile Properties of Various Materials, Oct 12 p 37 De Laval Steam Turbine Co.: Exhibit at World's Fair*, July 27 p 25 Denison, A. C.: Modern Metallurgy—Factor in Jobbing Iron Foundry, July 6p 15 Deoxidation: Effect on Aging of Mild Steel Oct 26 p 40 Department of Commerce: Personnel of Business Advi- sory and Planning Council, July 20 p 26-F Deppeler, J. H.: Thermit Rail Welding, Oct 12 p 25 Design: Industrial, Association of En- gineer and Artist in, Dec 28 p 25 Or Readjustment? (Editorial) Dee 14 p 11 Detroit Tool & Forge Co.: Minard Air Valve and Oil Filter*, Aug 10 p 26 Dickenson and Hatfield: Bery:lium as an Alloy in Steel, Nov 30 p 27 Die-Casting Machine: Kux-Lohner*, Oct 5 p 30 Newton-New Haven Semi-Au- tomatic*, July 6 p 37 Die Casting: Brass, Polak Process*, Nov 30 p 16 Or Stamping?*, Zine, in Automotive Oct 12 p 37 Die Heads: Eastern Self-Openinge for No 2 B. & S. Automatic*, July 6 p 37 Landis Hardened and Ground* Oct 26 p 34 National Acme Chaser*, Nov 2 p 33 Oster-Williams, for Old Pips Machines*, July 2 ; 20 p 26 Die Steel: Dec 28 p 2 Industry Cireular K.O.H. Cast-to-Shape, Oct 26 p 67; Nov 16 p 32 Dies: United Combination Type Die Casting*, Aug 10 p 23 Diesel Engines: American Mono-Valve Type* Oct 5 vb 31 Dietert and Valtier: Grain Sand Structure and Mold Permeability Control July 27 p 11 Direct Process: Wild, British Rustless Steel from California Ore*, Aug 10 p 18 Dittmar and Broel: Basic Bessemer Converters in Hoesch Kéln Neuessen Plant, Dee 28 p 32 Dix, E. H., Jr.: Aluminum in Automotive dustry, Oct 12 p 38 Corrosion Resistance of Struc In- tural Aluminum, July 6 p 32-C Donahue,, J. H.: Burnishing by Tumbling, Aug 17 p 54 Drilling Machines: Artos Automatic*. Nov 30 p 30 farnes No. 2-H Hydram*, Aug 31 p 25 Bryant Heavy-Duty*, July 20 p 24 Independent Pneumatic Thor Rotary Tvpe*. Dec 28 p 29 Langelier Sensitive with Ball- Bearing Spindle*, Oct 19 p 34 National Automatic Six-Way* 97 Aug 17 bp 27 National Self-Contained Hy draulic Units*. Oct 12 p 32 Pneumatic Lieht-Duty Ball- Bearing Electric*, July 27 p 28 Townsend Combination For ing and*, July 20 p 25 Drives: Allis-Chalmers Texsteel Tex rope*, Nov 2 p 33 Choosing the Rieht*, July 20 1 12: Aug 17 »p 10: Sept 21 p 8: Oct 19 p 18: Nov 16 p 22 Dec 21 nm 14 Machine. Hvdraulic Self-Con tained*. Aug 3 p 34 Drummond, R. S.: Gear Lapping After Heat Treatment*, July 6 p 18 Drums: Liftine-Hoist fi Boulder Dam* Aue 31 p Dryer System: Ruemelin Compressed Oct 19 p 34 Dry-Quenching: Coke for the Aug 24 p 12 Air*, Blast Furnace*, Duozinc: Coating for Steel, Duplex Method: Making Malleable Castings by, Dec 28 p 12 Nov 30 p 28 Duriron Co.: Pump for Corrosive Material’, Oct 19 p 37 Dust: Control, as a Health July 6 p 32-A Measure, Flue, Sintering, Progress in, Sept 14 p 58 Mechanical Control of, Oct 12 pn 59 Dust Extraction: Link-Belt Co. Acquires Manu- facturing Rights of Simon- : ; 9 Carves System, Aug 10 p 52 Dwellings, Steel: Developments Here Abroad, Oct 26 p 33 Frameless, Oct 26 p 42 Framing for Small Residences, Aug 24 p 30 in Germany, in Walls*. and Employing Steel Nov 23 p 23-A Porcelain Enamel! Exhibit at World's Fair*. July 27 p 24 Poreelain Enamel Fused on Tonean Iron*, July 27 p 25 Stran - Steel, Framework of Formed Cold-Rolled Strips, July 27 p 25; Aug 10 p 20 Wheeling Company Enters Fields*, July 27 p 29 Dyer, Gus W.: National Recovery Act and In- dustry, Nov 23 p 23-C E Eastern Machine Screw Corpn.: Self-Opening Die Head _ for No. 2 B. & S. Automatic’, July 6 p 37 Eastman, Joseph B.: Railroad Equipment, Recom- mendations for Standardiza - tion, Oct 12 p 46-E; Oct 19 p 48 Eaton-Detroit Metal Co.: Merger of Detroit Metal Spe cialties Co. and Easy-On Cap Division of Eaton Mfg Co., Oct 5 p 40-B Edge Moore Iron Co.: Acquires Rights to Manufac- ture Irwin Gas-Fired Boil- ers, Oct 19 p 72 Editorials: Ab Uno Ad Multos, Sept 28 p 13 Acid Test*, July 27 p 7 Ambrosia—Or Devil's .Brew*, Aug 24 p7 Blue Eagle and Buzzards’, Aug 10 p 9 Collective Bludgeoning, 23 p il Divided House Oct 26 p ll Equilibrium, Oct 19 p 9 Golden Eagle for Bankers, Aug Nov Cannot Stand, 3 pill Hitch on the Big Horses*, July 13 p 9 Hobgoblin, Real, for General Johnson, Nov 16 p 9 Industry Deserves No Spank- ing, July 20 p 11 Labor Troubles in Unionized Districts, Sept 21 n 7 Little Pig and the Three Bad Wolves*, Nov 30 p 11 Jjquor Racket to Labor Racket? Nov 2 p 13 No Free Rides*, July 6 p 13 NRA—Life-Raft*, Dec 21 p 7 Open Letter to Administrator Johnson, Aug 17 p 9 Readjustment or Design? 14 p ll Self-Government in Nov 9 p 9 Industry Smoothing the Path of NRA Aug 31 p 7 Steel Plevs Ball. Nov 23 n 36 Take Off the Ball and Chain Oct 12 p fl vi Editorials—Continuecd alk o Actior (*hallenge National Leadership, Sept ple \ lr e San M ) Or Unionize? S Eiber, Harry E.: Sect I cS tic New QOutlet for Steel*® Au Eichel, K. Manuf ture of ie ‘ Le eme Rail Steel Saal District, Aug 31 p 44 Electric Arc Cutting & Welding Co.: iextruding M hine for Co Welding Rods*, Oct Electric Controller & Mfg. Co. \utomati Screw-Dow! ‘3 Electric Eye: (See Photoelectric Tube) Electric Furnace Co.: Continuous-Furnace Brazing July 27 p 1f Electric Hoist Manufacturers Association: (Code Committee, July 6 p 43 Electric Metal Makers Guild: Organized, July 13 p 25 Electrical Apparatus: Advances in Applications to Manufacturing equip nt Nov 16 p 18 Electrification: epic Story of Mill Motors*, Stee First Big Aug 24 p 8 Electrodeposition: Of Magnesium Oct 19 p 28 and Bismuth Electrodes: Metal & Thermit, for Welding Cromansil Steel, Aug 10 p 27 Murex Welding, Nov 23 p 28 Electro-Galvanizing: Wire, Nov 16 p 13 Electrolift, Inc.: Junior Model Electric Hoist Sept 7 p 28 Twin-Hook Electric Hoist* Dec 7 p 27 Electroplating: With Rhodium, July 13 p 18 Ellis, Owen W.: Structure of an Sept 28 p 14; Alloy Steel Nov 2 p 21 Embrittlement: Wire, By Pickling, Oct 12 p 72 Emergency Council: (See National emergency Council) Emmons, Francis A.: Gear Merchandising, Oct 26 p 31 Empire Refining Co.: Hortonsphere, Ar Welded Tank*, Nov 16 p 35 Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Co.: Chicago Sales Agents, Dec 14 p 36 Organized to of Empire Acquire Plants Steel Corpn., Oct 19 p 60: Oct 26 p 38; Nov 16 p 31 Empire Steel Corpn.: Court Orders Plants Sold, Sept 14, p 52 Reorganization Plan, Aug 31 np 27-B Reorganized as Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Co., Oct 19 p 60; Oct 26 p 388; Nov 16 p 31 Sheet Mill to be Taken Over by W H Davey Steel Co., Nov 9 p 30 Engineer: And Artist Association in In dustry, Dee 28 p 25 Vision vs. Depre p 11 Engineering Economists: Aug 10 p 31 Engineering Foundation: Alloys of Iron and Aug p 66 ssion*® Dec Silicon JULY—DECEMBER, 1933 Engines: \r Diesel Mono-Valve Type*, Oet 5 p 31 Diesel Railroad Tests, Nov 2 . Welded Steel Construc- tion*, Aug 24 p 27; Aug 3l p 14; Nov 16 p 30 weld to Build Union Pa- cific Frame, Aug 17 p 28-!I Mact i White ‘**Pancake” Type Aug 3p 12 Entwisle, E. F.: Insulation of Open-Hearth Furnace Aug 24 p 24 Erie Railroad: PWA Loan, Dec 14 p 30 Estep, Frank L.: Methods of Rolling Sheets* Dec 28 p 14 Evans and Britton: Protective Painting of Metal Wor ° Oct yn 23 Evans Products Co.: Railroad Auto Loadet July 20 p 58 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool Co.: Boring Machines Single and Double-lkEnd Precision Juls Up 24 Exhibits: \r ican Radiator at World's uir¢, July 27 p 25 American Rolling Mill at World’s Fair*, July 27 p 24 Bethlehem Steel Co. at Ford Exposition of Progress, Novy =« p 39 Ly Laval First Steam Turbine at Fair®, July 27 p 25 Midwest engineering Power, July 6 p 25 National Metal Congress, Ex- hibitors, Sept 28 p 38 Commercial World’ and New Departure Mfg. Co. at World's Fair, July 13 p 58 Porcelain Enamel Parade at World's Fair*, July 27 p 25 Republic Steel Corpn, at World’s Fair, July 27 p 24 Romance of Steel at World's Fair*, Oct 26 p 28 Timken Roller Bearing Co. at World's Fair*, Oct 26 p 29 Union Carbide & Carbon Corpn at World's Fair*, July 13 p 58; Aug 31 p 36 Aug 24 p 19 Exporters: Status of Under Codes, Sept 28 p 50 Exports: Automotive, Nov 9 p 33-D Karm Implements, Nov 9 p 30 Gain in First Half, Aug 17 p 28-C Iron and Steel, May, July 6 p 70; June, Aug 10 p 64; July, Aug 31 p 27-E:; Au- gust, Oct 5 p 66; September, Nov 9 p 50; October, Dee 7 Dp | Scrap, Five Months, and Countries of July 20 p 26-L; Nov 16 p 35 Destination, Nine Months, Steel and Machinery to Rus sia, 1929-1932, Nov 30 p 68 Extras: And Prices, Steel Code, Sept 7 p 44; Sept 14 p 48; Sept 21 p 26-A; Sept 28 p 44, 70 Inland Steel Co. Bars, Plates, Shapes and Semi-Finished Steel, Sept 21 p 17 Tool Steel to be Revised, Aug 10 p 34 F Fabricated Metal Products Fed- eration: Organized to Prepare Code, Aug 24 p 37; Sept 7 p 41 Fabricated Steel Plate: Orders, May, July 6 p 42; June, Aug 3 p 40; July, Sept 7 p 36; August, Oct 12 p 42; September, Nov 9 p 33-B; October, Dec 7 p 34 Fabricated Structural Steel: Orders, June, Aug 3 p 38-C; July, Aug 31 pv 27-D: August, Oct 5 p 41; September, 2 p 72; October, Dec 7 p 30 Nov Fabricating Plant: Pipe, Jabcock «& Wilcox’, July 2 p 22; Aug 10 p 24 Fafnir Bearing Co.: Roller bearings for Heavy Duty*, Nov 16 p 29 Falk Corpn.: Coupling, Duty Falk - Rawson i- * July 27 p 26 Farms: Farmer Sees a Way Out, Sept i p 24 Steel Structures for*, Sept 14 p 16 Farrel-Birmingham Co., Inc.: Gear-Type Flexible Coup- lings*, Aug 17 p 26 Roll Grinder Cambering De- vices*, Aug 3 p 18 Rolls, Accuracy in Finishing Large* Nov 16 p 14 Fatigue: And Creep Tests of 18-8 Steels, Report, Dec 238, p 2. And Hardening of Steels, Oct 26 p 23 Federal Machine & Welder Co.: Weld- July 27 p 26 Aluminum Resistance ing Machine’, Federal Products Corpn.: Thickness Gage*, Aug 3 p 33 Federation of Foreign Trade Associations: Committee Nov 2 p 31 Feeds: Dickerman Hitch, for Press es*, July 13 p 24 Ferro Enamel Corpn.: Exhibit at World’s Fair*, July 27 p 24 Filbert, W. J.: Chairman Steel Corpn. Finance Committee*, Nov 30 p 56 Filters: Consolidated Odor*, July 27 p 28 Oil, Detroit Minard Air*, Aug 10 p 26 Findley, Alvin A.: tail Buying in Two Depres- sions, Nov 30 p 24 Findley and Wills: Heat Treatment or as Stabilizers of Steels, Oct 12 p 29 Fink, Dr. Colin G.: Klectroplating of July 13 p 18 Establishes Roeber Fund for Electrochemists, Nov 2 p 72 Titanium Rustless Rhodium, Finney, Burnham: Farmer Sees a Way Out, Sept 7 p 24 Powder to Pills to Plas- Aug 31 p18 Gears in Chev- From tic Products*, Making Ring rolet Plant*, Nov 30 p 12 Making Starters and Genera- tors in Small Ford Plant Nov 9 p 10 Personnel Work in Plants, Nov 23 p 22 Products Co.: Beer Small Firestone Steel Insulated Stainless Steel 3arrel, Nov 9 p 28 Firth-Sterling Co.: Winged Ingot Method of Cast- ing Steel*, July 6 p 22 Fiske, Rogers A.: Steel Farm Structures’, 14 p 16 Sept Fleming, William R.: Manufacture of Steel, Oct 12 p 29 Rimming Flocke, Schoener and McKay: Weldability of Inconel, Oct 12 p 25 Floor Pits: For