The Iron Age July-December 1935: Vol 136 Index

'THE IRON AGE SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX JULY- DECEMBER, 1935—VOL. 136 Chilton Co., 239 West 39th Street, New York Illustrated Articles Indicated by A Allis-Chaimers Mfg. Co.: Determination of el Convention Turbine Shipment for Boulder Dec 26 p 23 ae -4 p 4s “hoes 4 Dew 36 . 7 Itching Reagents, A. S I i Iden, V. Gilmore, Secre tary*, Abraham Lincoln Train: ; Recommendations, July Sept 26 p 150-D Metal Dining Car*, Oct.10 p 80 Alloy Products Corpn p 26 ; Plans Board Membership Ser- ; Self-Alining Coupling \ Gas Welding, Nov 21 p 50 vice, July 18 p 49 Abrasives: 21 p 37 In Commercial Steels (Camp irinding Wheels for New be emorial Lecture)*, O« American Iron and Steel Insti- And Grinding 1e€ . Alloy Steels: oa at vig : “ p*, Oct tute: > Proceedings, Oct Cutting Tools, Sept 5 p 235 ' 3 Allegheny Mumetal, Sept 5 p Metropolitan-Vickers lirrors Correlation of Man-Hours 4 ‘ . * an . =, t < avhé ul Accidents: , oat 294 Oct 24 p 34 Worked in Steel Industry Record of Republic Buffalo Aluminum in Commercial] Plating Methods and Types of and Automobile Production. Plant, July 11 p 638 . (Campbell Memorial Le« Finishes*, Aug 22 p 16 Nov 7 p 102 Safety Overalls in Fosdick ture)*, Oct 10 p 20; Oct 17 : Directory of Iron and Steel Plant for Prevention*, Dee p 28 Aluminum Co. of America: Works, July 4 p 94 26 p 46 . : Application and Handling of Free Cutting Aluminum Alloys Employee tepresentation in Universal Atlas Cement Co.'s Nickel and Other, Oct 81 D for Screw Machine Work*, Steel Industry, July 18 p 48 Record, July 11 p 70 75; Dec 26 p 18 July 25 p 27 Hook, Charles R., Succeeds Acme Machinery Co.: Determination of \luminum Manufacture of Aluminum George M. Verity as Direc- z eres hi and Alumina in, Dee 26 p 23 Furniture*, Nov 28 p 3! tor, Oct 17 p 37 All-Steel Forging | Ma — Etching Reagents, A. S. T. M Income from Sale of Products —* Drive*, Sept ” Recommendations, July 18 p American Barge Line: of Iron and Steel Industry. Pp o : 24 3 Bolt Threader*, Oct 10 p 50 Exhibition, Dee 12 p 55 River Barges with Cylindrical 1934, July 25 p 50 Tanks*, Dec 26 p 14 Ingots Yield Less Finished Acme Steel Co.: Fernico, New, Aug 1 p 45 Steel Than 30 Years Ago, Satinstrip Steel Strip in Railroads and \{utomo American Broach & Machine Aug 1 p 50 Stripes and Patterns*, Sept viles, De« 26 p 21 Co.: Iron and Steel Exports, 10 12 p 67 Hi-Steel, Inland New Low Broaching Machine for ‘. Months, Dec 12 p 52 « } Dee 19 p 45 Cylinder Heads*, Nov 14 p 34 Labor’s Share Per Dollar of Adams Co., J. D.: Low, Welding, Oct 10 p 34 Tunnel-Type« Broaching Ma- Sheet Steel Sales, 1923- Portable Arce Welders Sept Mogul, Jessop Company t chine on Cylinder Block 1934, Dee 19 p 45 12 p 34 _Make, Oct 24 p 54 Operations*, July 4 p 32 Man-Hours of Work in Raw Nickel-Aluminum Magnet, ; Materials of Steel, 1934, Oct Aetna - Standard Engineering Aug 1 p 25 American Chemical Paint Co.: 24 p 57-B Co.: Scrap, Problems of Use, Nov Cromodine Process for Rust Payrolls in Ohio River Steel Acquires Sheet and Tin Plate 21 p 70 Proofing*, Oct 31 » 34 ‘ Making Districts, #0 Months, License from Jones & Selenium for Free Machining aoe ae ae Dec 19 p 46 ee ee Wel Vi oe a : lig] American Drop Forge Institute: Pig lron and Ferroalloys Pro- 1 p 37 elding and Cutting High Kansas . Taretne duction First Half, Aug 22 To Make Jones & Laughlin Chromium, Nov 21 p 48 wecnces . 3s Pm ms Ser p 42-A Sheet Classifier*, Oct 3 p 26 eres ts . en ae oe Production of Steel Products Aging: “ ; ; American Engineering Council: for Sale in Second Quarter Steel. Oct 10 p 31 \luminum, Free Cutting, fo1 A oneal Beetles Aeneueem and First Half, Aug 29 p 61; 8 ' Pp : Serew Machine Work*, July a a -, ™ "a8 nnoune Third Quarter, Nov 21 p 51 Agitators: 2o p i x en bine Sheet Steel and Automobile Chapman, Wheeling Installa \lun inum Jointing, Aug 1 p <5 American Federation of Labor: z Prices, Nov 7p 33 tion*, Dec 5 p 36 Ase mInem - Magnenum, Organizes International Unio Stainless Steel Used in F ee Quenching Stresses and \ BCs : at coeeeen Seane wes Watches, Dec 12 p 54 Air Conditioning: Precipitation, Oct 10 p 37 = Automobil oo Ormers. . Steel Company Executives, Ford Machine Shops and Ampco Metal for Forming and a Aug 29 p 387; Sep Majority Worked Up from Foundry, Aug 22 p 42-B Drawing Dies*, July 25 p 22 Te Ranks, Dee 12 p 54 i Peaditiening Manufacturers’ ( epee, ents Metal, Aug American Flange & Mfg. Co.: Steel for Making Toys, Dec Deeciattons 22 p a 19 p 45 Ssociation: Copper, Resistance Welding, k erro-Therm, Steel Sheet In Steel Freight Traffic First Setting Up Standards, Oct 10 Oct 10 p 36 sulation*, Oct 24 p 34 Half, Dec 12 p 55 ’ » 98 Coppe Thermal ; lectri : Stee ; 2 V- I PP soe und E 7 i. : American Fork & Hoe Co.: Steel —, and Employ Air Hygiene Foundation of 38 — Manufacture of Golf Shafts S rad 1 “i ce Ear Zs America, Inc.: , ‘ ‘ , et 17 24. ot dustry’: carning : . Doler-Brass Die Casting, Oct Oct 17 p 34-A First Half, Sept 19 p 44 To Study Air Hygiene vere 24 p 32 ; stee y Tr ‘tior ! 5p 2 lote hing Reagents for Alum! ——— Foundry Equipment ae ate ao dee. Aug 8} . Teale 0.: ~ . fo oa oe , ; num, Copper and Nickel, A - 94; August, Sept 12 p 35; Airplanes: S. T. M. Recommendations Electric Air Heater*, Dec 26 Septeusber, Oct m0 p 56. Oc- Struts, Manufacture in Cieve July 18 p 24 p 17-H tober, Nov 14 p 42; Novem- land Pneumatic Tool Plant* LJ.D for Acid Resistance, W heelabrator Shipments to ber, Dec 12 p 55 Dec 12 p 20 Se nt - P 67 1-] Russia, Nov 14 p 44 Steel Production, Analysis of E : <anthal, Electrical - Resistor, Firs é Oct 3 9 Air Reduction Sales Co.: Oct 24 p 32 American Gear Manufacturers’ Steel Sacdacan ts A Cut-Off Machines, Portabl Molybdenum-Carbon, Oct 10 p Association: and Shenango Valleys, 1934 Torch beam*, Nov 14 p 36 38 Convention Proceedings, Oct Aug 15 p 85 ; Regulator, Heavy-Duty Two Non-Ferrous, Corrosion Data 24 p 37 Stockholders in Steel Industry, Stage*, Dec 26 p 17-G in Pickling Solution, July 18 ; Survey of, Oct 10 p 98 p 23 American Houses, Inc.: Taxes, 26 Steel Companies A Mf Cc : 5 é ’ : ‘ickel ; ¢ axes, 2b otee ‘ mpé jax g. 0.: Siemens & Halske Nicke M o%®oh o m e—Prefabricated Since 1929, July 18 p 47 Patent Infringement Suit Copper-Iron, Oct 24 p 32 Steel Frame House*, Nov 7 Tin Can Industry Centers in Illinois, Oct 31 p 49 July 25 p 69 Stainless, for Lining Oil p 35 . Cracking Units*, Nov 2 32 Verity, George M., Vice-Presi- Allegheny Steel Co.: American Institute of Mining dent* ‘Oct 24 p57. Fernico, New Alloy Steel, Aug Almen, J. 0. ane RCAnurGrent Engineers: i j lp 45 : Spiral Gear Durability ct « Meeting of Iron and Steel Amerene Lurgi Corp. : ; Large Stainless Steel Plate, p 38 Division, Oct 10 p 37 Vibrating-Push Conveyor for Oct 17 p 48 Hot Materials*, Aug 29 p 19 Numetal, New Alloy Steel, Alumina: American Institute of Steel Con- American Numbering Machine Sept 5 p 294 Determination of in Steels struction: Co.: Quarterly Report, Nov 14 p 90 Dec 26 p 28 Awards Plaque to Cape Cod Marking Machine with Auto- Stainless Steel Tubing, Sept ; . Canal Bridge, Aug 15 p 51 " matic Fecd*. Dec 5 p 49 19 p 44 Aluminum: Bridge Prizes, Aug 8 p 58 ae : S Stock Offering Not New, Juls Competition with | t Brooks, Robert T., Executive American Revolution: 18 p 62 17 p 36 Vice-President*, Sept 19 p 45 One ata Time! Dec 5 p 61 ee American Rolling Mill Co.: Acquires Calco [ron Pipe Co, Ltd., Oct 17 p 37 Contracts for Continuous Strip Mill, July 25 p 43 Contracts with United Engi- neering & Foundry Co, for Hot Mill, Oct 10 p 80 Grants Continuous Sheet Roll- ing License to Richard Thomas & Co., Ltd., Dec 26 Pp 36 Lieceense Agreement with United Steel Works of Ger- many, Dec 19 p 46 Wins Prize for Sales Exhibit, Oct 24 p 54 American Screw Co.: Screws with Phillips Recessed self-centering Head*, Nov 7 p 42 American Sheet & Tin Plate Co.: Considering Construction of 96-In. Strip Mill, Oct 10 p 63 Losses Prevent Wage Ad- vance, Oct 24 p 77 Tin Plate for Beer Cans*, July 4p 28 American Society for Metals: Convention Proceedings, Oct 10 p 28 Detroit Chapter Meeting, Nov 21 p 50-H Pittsburgh Chapter Lecture Course, Oct 31 p 77 American Society for Testing Materials: Committee to Study Fuels, Oct 24 p 80 Convention Proceedings*, July 18 p 22 American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Address of Ralph H. Flanders at Annual Meeting, Dec 5 Gaseous p 20 Annual Meeting Program, Nov 7, p 96 Officer Nominations, July 4 Dp 178 Spring Meeting, July 4 p 184 American Steel & Wire Co.: Cable-Type Highway Guard’, Dec 19 p 33 Dismantling Two Blast Fur- naces, July 25 p 42 Dismantling Open - Hearth Furnaces and Converters at Newburgh Works, Sept 12 p 40 To Build Two Rod Mills, Dec 5 p 50 American Stove Co.: Plant Light Increased with White Paint*, July 18 p 34 American Welding Society: Fall Meeting Proceedings, Oct 10 p 34 Qualifying Welding Operators, Dec 26 p 29 Ampco Metal, inc.: Bronze as Forming and Draw- ing Die Material*, July 25 p 22 Amtorg Trading Corpn.: Machinery Purchases, Aug 15 p 50 Andrews, Elmer F.: State and Federal Job Insur- ance Laws, Nov 28 p 19 Andrus, O. E.: Oil Cracking Units with Stain- less Alloy Lining*, Nov 21 p 32 Angell Nail & Chaplet Co.: Chaplet with Cut Shank Ser- rations*, Aug 15 p 39 Annealing: Bright, Industrial Propane for*, July 25 p 30 With Vertical Hot Tubes’, Nov 21 p 26 Anodes: Zam, New Plating, July 11 p 110 JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Anodizing: Alloy Pistons in Buick Plant’, Nov 7 p 38 Anthes, Major L. L.: Awarded John A. Penton Medal*, Aug 15 p 53 Apprenticeship: Foundry Standards, July 11 P 35 Training Needed to Supply Skilled Labor Shortage, July 4p 29 Training Urged, Oct 24 p 37 Art Iron & Wire Works: Erecting Steel Frame Oct 10 p 43 Associated Business Papers, Inc.: Annual Meeting, Dec 12 p 37 Editors Find Government Loans to Industry Inade- quate, Oct 3 p 30 Guide to Applicants for Direct Loans, Nov 21 p 50-E House, Associated General Contractors of America: Convention Announcement, Nov 14 p 42 Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers: Convention Proceedings, Oct 3 p 39 Wiley, Brent, Managing Di- rector, Dec 26 p 37 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway: Large Diesel Sept 12 p 37 Locomotive’, Australia: Pig Iron and Steel tion, July 4 p 66 Produc- Automatic Temperature Control Co.: Repeat Time Controls, July 18 p 45 Automatics: Developments in*, Sept 5 p 155 Automobile Industry: Older Workers Favored, 7p 98 Ready for a Four-Million Car Year*, Oct 31 p 15 Automobile Manufacturers As- sociation: Nov Older Workers Favored in Automobile Industry, Nov 7 p 98 Automobiles: Deferred Replacements*, Sept 5 p 318 Length of Life, Chart*, July 25 p 38 Lincoln-Zephyr V-12*, Nov 7 p 56 Lincoln-Zephyr V-12 Produc- tion Innovations*, Dec 26 PD 17-A Packard One-Twenty, Ma- chining Operations*, Nov 21 p 32 Available Truck Co.: Are Welding Trailer Frames’, 99 Aug 15 p 2° Badlam, Stephen: Review of Sheet, Tin Strip Mills, Oct 3 p 75 Bailey, E. L.: Induction Heating, 149 Bain and Davenport: Aging of Steel, Oct 10 p 31 Baker Brothers: Hydraulic Vertical Drilling Machine*, Nov 21 p 38 Baker-Raulang Co.: Hylift Truck*, Aug 1 p 33 and Sept 26 p Balancing Machine: Micro-pois, at Graham-Paige Plant*, Oct 31 p 24 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad: Metal Dining Car of Abraham Lincoln Train*, Oct 10 p 80 Band Saw: Grob Table Slide for, p 36 Neff, Kolbusch & Bissell with Internal Filer*, Nov 28 p 39 Nov 14 Bantam Ball Bearing Co.: Acquired by Torrington Oct 3 p 36 Co., Barber-Coleman Co.: Hobbing Machine, Taper Spline*, Oct 10 p 48 Barber Tumbling Machine Co.: Continuous Operation Tum- bling Machine*, Dec 26 p 17-G Barges: River, With Cylindrical Tanks for Bulb Fuels*, Dec 26 p 14 Barimar, Ltd.: Sopromo Welding Flame 9° 24 p 33 * Oct Barnes Drill Co.; Hydraulic Ram Drilling Ma- chines*, Aug 15 p 36 Bars: Cold Finished, Extras Revised, Aug 1p 71; Aug 8 p 52; Aug 29 p 37 Hot-Rolled Steel, Revised Ex- tras and Prices, Sept 5 p 301 Battelle Memorial Institute: Personnel, Oct 17 p 56 Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.: Light Waves in Precision Measuring*, July 11 p 14 Surface Illuminator*, Nov 7 p 4l Beardsley & Piper Co.: Swing Type Sandslinger*, 5 p 49 Dec Beardsley and Hamilton: Gears, Methods for Checking’, July 18 p 14; Aug 1 p 20 Bearings: Anti-Friction, Lubrication of*, Oct 3 p 14 fall, Assembly, Dec 26 p 17-E Ball, Norma-Hoffman Grea- Seal*, Dec 26 p 17-H Ball, Testing Internal Struc- ture*, Aug 1 p 25 Ford Rod, Coating Strip with Copper Lead for*, Aug 8 PD 25 Micarta, Oil and Grease bricated*, Nov 14 p 22 toller, Link-Belt Shafer Self- alining*, Nov 14 p 34 Timken with Mirror Finish*, Oct 17 p 44 Bell & Howell Co.: Finishing Motion Picture Cameras and Projectors’, Aug 15 p 16 Beit Lacer: Clipper Vise*, July 25 p 37 Belting: Dayton p 41 Goodyear Transmission, Vul- canizing Method, Aug 1 p 33 Bending Machines: Frank Automatic Tube*, July 18 p 44 ; Whiting Corrugating Aug 1p 34 Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co.: Mercury Vapor Lamp Fix- tures*, Oct 10 p 50 Berger Mfg Co.: Lu- Oil-Proof V, Oct 24 and’, Berloy Steel Frame House’, Oct 10 p 86 Metal Stacks, Shelves and Racks for Government Ar- chives Building*, Nov 21 D 29 Berry, Maj. George L.: Industrial Conference, p 53 Bethlehem Steel Co.: Absorbs McClintic - Marshal Corpn., Pacific Coast Stee! Corpn. and Kalman Steel Corpn., Subsidiaries, Dec 26 p 61 Handbook on Alloy and Spe- cial Steels, Oct 24 p 3 Handbook on Steel Plates, Oct 24 p 55 Steel Castings for Golden Gate Bridge Cable Support*, Oct 3 p 30 To Start New Lackawanna Hot Strip Mill, Dec 5 p 77 Bethlehem Steel Corpn.: Dee 12 Quarterly Report, Aug 1 p 47 Nov 7 p 58 Refunds $55,000,000 Bonds, July 4 p 66 Biggs Boiler Works Co.: Welded Tank for Propane Gas Storage*, Aug 15 p 44 Billet Gouger: Niles, Controlled by Operator*, Billet Peeler: Niles*, Sept. 19 p 25 Black & Decker Mfg. Co.: Junior Portable Drills, Oct 24 p 43 Blaha, J. H.: Welding Distortion, Oct 10 p 35 Blaw-Knox Co.: Semi-Annual p 48 Bleakney, H. H.: Soft Spots on Case Hardened Steel*, Dec 12 p 32 Bliss Co., E. W.: High-Production 19 p 33 Pedestal Mounted High-Speed Press*, Dec 5 p 45 Block, L. E.: Sealed Aug 8 p 1s Report, Aug 1 Press*, Sept Chairman Inland Steel Co’, Sept 26 p 54 Message to National Metal Congress, Sept 26 p 538 Blueprinting Machine: Milligan & Wright Angstrom Lamp*, Aug 15 p 41 Boats: Construction of Pressed Steel*, Aug 1 p 23 Boils: Open-Hearth, Sept 26 p 98 Book Reviews: Alloy and Special Steels, Oct 24 p 54 Cast Metals Handbook— American Foundrymen's Association, July 4 p 63 Chromium Steels, Sept 19 p 23 Corrosion, Causes and Preven- tion, Aug 1 p 88 Directory of Iron and Works, July 4 p 94 Engineering Radiography, Aug 1 p 92 Gas Industry Appliance Book- let, Dec 12 p 56 Heat Calculations for Design and Operation of Furnaces (German), Oct 24 p 79 Heat Treatment and Metallog- raphy of Steel, Aug 8 p 47 Metal Cleaning, Oct 24 p 77 Procedure Handbook of Are Welding Design and Prac- tice, Nov 7 p 112 Steel Plates, Bethlehem Handbook, Oct 24 p 55. Training Men for Supervisory Jobs, Dec 26 p 29 Boring: Internal Surface Sept 19 p 36-B Boring Machines: Developments*, Sept 5 p 121 Steel Finishing, Bratt, stee Gi 15 Brazil Trac St p / Brazir Met Fi Brick Late fo) p Brick, Que} ely mi Oc Bridge Cape I. Gold fol p Priz Briggs Mod At Brinle Time Ov Britist Forr Ex Broact Bulli ter tac Broact Am Cy Ju Ame He Cine in Deve Foot Be Oilge on Jul Bronze Forn Ma Over Art Broo Sct St. J No Brooks Exe Am Co! Brown Calip Dec Mier« 240 Brown, Manu Oct Dec 12 arshall - Steel Steel Dee % d Spe- 34 es, Oct n Gate t*, Oct iwanna p 77 Ll p 47 Bonds, ne Gas ret 24 Oct 10 Aug 1 irdened * Sept 1-Speed Metal D0 1gstrom ess ed » 98 els, Oct dbook— rymen’s ) 65 19 p 23 Preven- d Steel graphy, e Book- Design ‘urnaces 79 [etallog- 8 p 47 4p 77 of Arc d Prac- ‘thlehem 55 ervisory inishing, 5 p 121 Giddings & Lewis Horizontal Precision Drilling, Milling and*, Aug 1 p 32 Ingersoll Openside*, Dec 19 p 35 ’ Moline Hydraulic*, July 25 p Threading and Grooving on Vertical Turning and*, Dec 26 p 10 Boron: Sweat-on or Cast-on for Metal F Boss’s Diary, Aug 15 p 10 p 46; Nov 14 p 52 nishing, Sept 12 p 29 43: Oct Boulder Dam: Allis-Chalmers Turbines for*, Bratt, Almer C.: Industry, How Cai Measured Nov Shipment ot Dec 26 p 17 Steel Growth be 15 p 18 Brazil: Trade Agreement with United States, Nov 21'p 75; Dec p 67 Brazing: Metal Radio Tubes by Ele Furnace*, Dec 26 p 17-F Brick Columns: Lateral Steel Reinforcemen for Strengthening*, Aug 1 p 24 Brick, Phillips and Smith: Quenching Stresses and Pre- cipitation Reaction in Alu minum - Magnesium Alloy or Oct 10 p 37 Bridges: Cape Cod Canal Awarded A I. S. C. Plaque, Aug 15 p 51 Golden Gate, for Cable p 29 Prizes for Steel Castings Support*, Oct 1935, Aug 8 p 58 Briggs Mfg. Co.: Model Kitchen Aug 15 p 25 Equipment* Brinley, Charles E.: Time for Over, Complacency Is July 18 p 13 British Iron & Steel Corpn.: Formed to Control Import and Export Trade, Dec 12 p 56 Broaching: Bullard Roto-Broach for In- ternal and External Su faces*, Oct 17 p 34-D Broaching Machines: American Tunnel-Type on Cylinder Block Operations’, July 4 p 32 American, for V-8 Heads*, Nov 14 p 34 Cincinnati Horizontal Surfac: in Nash Plant*, Oct 31 p 20 Developments*, Sept 5 p 181 Foote-Burt Vertical for Nash Bearing Caps*, Oct 31 p 18 Oilgear for Main Bearing Pads Cylinder on Packard Motor Block’, July 25 p 33 Bronze: Forming and Drawing Dié Material*, July 25 p 22 Overlays on Steel, Electric Are Welding*, July 4 p 22 Brooklyn High School: St. John X-Ray Service Unit*, Nov 7 p 34 Brooks, Robert T.: Executive Vice-President, American Institute of Steel Construction, Sept 19 p 45 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Caliper Rule, Stainless Steel*, Dec 5 p 49 Micrometer Caliper, No. 240RS*, Aug 15 p 38 Technical Brown, R. P.: Manufacture of Golf Shafts*, Oct 7 YD 34-A JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Brunner, John; Heat Treating Rails Method*, July 11 New Bryant, Leslie E.: Plant Modernization (Modern- ization Contest), Dee 12 p 28 Buckets: Robins Grab, Special Design*, Aug 15 p 41 Budd Mfg Co., Edward G.: Mechanical Zig-Zag Welding*, Sept 12 p 29 To Build Hight Stainless Steel Trains, Aug 22 p 42-D Buick Motor Co.: Anodizing Alloy Pistons* 7 p 38 Machining Anolite Oct 31 p 22 Modernization of Forging De- partment*, Oct 3 p 18 Building Block: Owens-Illinois p SU Shell Nov Pistons’, Glass, Oct 24 Buildings, Metal: Berloy Steel Oct 10 p 86 Hobart All-Steel Frame House*, Arc- Welded House*, Nov 7 p 34 M ot o home — Prefabricated Steel Frame House*, Nov 7 p 35 Sheet-Clad see, Coal, House of Tennes- Iron & Railroad Co.*, Aug 1 p 38 Steel Frame Copper Aug 29 p 25 Steel Houss of General Houses, Inc.*, Nov 21 p 76 Bullard Co.: Roto-Broaching Oct 17 p 34-D Houses’, Equipment’, Bureau of Public Roads: Rules for Separation IS p 53 Grade July Road and Programs, Bureau of Standards: Carbon Steel Safety Factor Under Shock, Oct 3 p 45 Burt, Clarence R.: President, Pratt & Whitney Co." Nov 14 (insert) Business: Activity July 25 p 43; July, Sept 5 p 322; Aug, Oct 3 p 84 Government Invasion of nomic Sphere, June, Eco- Sept 19 p 36-G Recovery, R. K. Flanders Offers Platform for, Oct 10 p 44 Byers Co., A. M.: To Make Steel Pipe, Aug 15 p 50 Cc Cables: Highway Guard Rail*, Dee 19 > 323 Lincoln Realweat Welding, Oct p 19 Cadmium: Becomes Rare Metal, Nov 28 p 54-C Cadmium Plating: Vs Zine Corrosion 21 p 36 Calco Iron Pipe Co., Ltd.: Acquired by American Rolling Mill Co., Oct 17 p 37 Caldwell, Eugene: Determining Weights of Washers and Disks*, Aug 1 p 18 Electroplating for Resistance, Nov Caliper Rule: Brown & Sharpe, Steel, Dec 5 p 49 Stainless Calorizing Co.: Gas-Fired Fur es for Calor- izing*, Oct 24 p 28 Cameras: Motion Picture, and Projec- tors, Finishing*, Aug 15 p 16 Campbell and Grennan: Control of Cupola Operation Dec 19 p 18 Camshafts: Casting Ford*, Aug 15 p 22 Canada: Reciprocal with United p 0-B: Dee Canfield, J. J.: Copperhead Defects in Porce- Trade Agreement States, Nov 21 p 67 lain Enamel*, Aug 15 p 30 Cans: Beer, Aluminum Plated, Nov 14 p 51 Beer, Continental Can Co. En- ters Field*, Sept 26 p 194 Beer, Manufacture in Na- tional Can Plant*, Nov 28 p Beer, National Can Co. Enters Field*, Sept 26 p 194 Beer, Tin Plate*, July 4 p 28; July 11 p 90 Tin, Industry Center in Illi nois, Oct 31 p 49 Canton Foundry & Machine Co.: Acquired by Hill Clutch Ma- chine & Foundry Co July ll p 638 Capital Goods: Weekly Index of Activity*, July 4 p 64; July 11 p 76; July 18 p 56; July 25 p 52; Aug 1 p 50; Aug 8 p 72; Aug 15 p 60; Aug 22 p 44; Aug 29 p 28; Sept 5 p 278: Sept 12 p 46; Sept 19 p 54; Sept 26 p 154; Oct 3 p 50; Oct 10 p 65; Oct 17 p 34-C; Oct 24 p 58; Oct 31 p 52; Nov 7 p 60; Nov 14 p 53; Nov 21 PD 02; Nov 28 p 58; Dec 5 p 69; Dec 12 p 59; Dee 19 p 49; Dec 26 p 39 Carboloy Co.: Wheel Dresser, pregnate a*, Diamond Im- Dec 26 p 17-G Carborundum Co.: Acquires Hutto Co., Aug 8 p 54 Fiber Polishing lumbian, Nov Engineering Wheels, Co- 21 p 36 Carburizing: Eutectrol Process in Electric Auto-Lite Plant, Aug 8 p 24 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corpn.: Continuous Strip Mill at Mec- Donald*, Dec 19 p 28 Contracts for Plate Mill, Oct 24 p 55 Merger of Carnegie and Illi- nois Steel Companies, Sept 26 p 150-B Officers and Personnel, Oct 3 pp 37 58 To Operate Central Dec 12 p 77 Furnaces, Carnegie Institute of Technol- ogy: Lectures, 28 p 55 Metallurgical, Nov Carnegie Steel Cold Finished Extras, Aug 1 p 71; p 52; Aug 29 p 37 Hot Rolled Steel Bars, Revised Prices and Extras, Sept 5 p 301 Proposed Unification with Illi- nois Steel Co., Sept 5 p 267; Sept 12 p 35 To Build Wide Plate Mill, Aug 8 p 54; Aug 15 p 47 Co.; Bars, Revised Aug $8 Cars: Chesapeake & Ohio Light Weight Hopper*, July 4 p 26 Freight, Installed by Rail- roads, 10 months, Dee 12 p wt Freight, Surplus and in Need of Repair, Dec 19 p 82 Light Weight Box, with Weld ed Cor-ten Steel Body* July 4 p 27 Rustless Steel 26 p 192 Case Co., J. I.: Constitutional Hopper*, Sept Rights—Em ployees’ Strike*, July 18 p 29 Case Hardening: Steel, Soft Spots on*, Dec 12 p 32 Casing: Smith High-Yield, Aug 1 p 3% Casters: Standard Truck Steel Forged’, Aug 15 p 39 Casting: Ford Camshafts*, Aug 15 p 22 Castings, Iron: Definitions of Steel and, Nov ~ or 7 p 25 Plate Roofing*, Sept 12 p 10 Castings, Lead Saucer: Molding*, Aug 15 p 20 Castings, Steel: For Golden Gate Bridge Cable Support*, Oct 3 p 29 Locomotive Bed, Machining*, Nov 7 p 26; Nov 21 p 22 Castle & Co., A. M.: Expansion, Aug 8 p 40 Cemented Carbide Tools: And Cutter M ain tenance*, July 11 p 16 Tungsten, Small Lot Aug 8 p 20 Central tron & Steel Co.: All-Way-Grip Floor Plate, July 4 p 63 W ork’, Century Electric Co.: Squirrel Cage Motors for Re- frigeration and Air Condi- tioning*, Aug 15 p 38 Century of Progress: Skyride Tower Felled by Thermit Mixture*, Oct 24 p 36 Challier Patent: Straight Line Relief for Cut- ters and Hobs, July 11 p 110 Chairs: Zerbee Steel Garden’, Oct 3 p 25 Chamber of Commerce of United States: To Study Federal Sept 26 p 152 Chaplet: Angell, with Cut Shank rations*, Aug 15 p 39 Charts: Determining Weights of Washers and Disks*, Aug 1 Taxation, Ser- p 18 Length of Life of Automo- biles*, July 25 p 38 Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad: Light Weight Hopper Car*, July 4 p 26 Chester, C. M.: President, National Associa- tion of Manufacturers, Dec 19 p 45 Chevrolet Motor Co.: Convey orized Chrome Plating ings*, Oct 31 p 16 Manufacture of Wire Wheels’, July 11 p 34 Monorail Overhead Convey- ors*, Oct 31 p17 Pouring Record in Gray Iron Foundry*, July 18 p 40 Tanks for Die Cast- Steel Tank for Carrying Off Poisonous Gases*, July 1: p 52 Chicago Bridge & Iron Works: Welded Pressure Tanks*, Dec > p 43 iv Chicago Vitreous Enamel Prod- uct Co.: Color Possibilities of Porcelain 99 Enamel*, Dee 5 p 22 Chicago Wheel & Mfg. Co.: Hand Grinding Tool*, July 4 p 63 Chloride: Zine Ammonium, in Modern Galvanizing*, July 18 p 18 Chromium Plate: Dead Black, Aug 1 p 24 Chronolog: For Inspecting Small Automo bile Parts*, July 25 p 21 Cincinnati Bickford Tool Co.: Upright Drilling Machines’, Oct 3 p 35 Cincinnati Milling Machine & Cincinnati Grinders, Inc.: No. 2 Universal Miller*, Nov 7 p 44 Precision Roll Grinding Ma- chine, Improved*, Sept 12 p 30 Circuit Breaker: Square D Co.*, Dec 5 p 48 Cleaner: For Tinned Ware, Oct 24 p 33 Cleaning: Metal, Here and Sept 26 p 112 Clearing Machine Corpn.: Abroad*, Crankless Power Press fo Large Auto Body Stamp- ings*, Nov 14 p 24 Cleveland Automatic Machine Co.: Multiple-Spindle Screw Ma- chine, Improved*, July 25 p 35 Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.: Manufacturing Airplane Struts*, Dec 12 p 20 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works: Trimming Press, 9-F*, Oct 17 p 34-G Clipper Belt Lacer Co.: Vise Belt Lacer*, July 25 p 3% Clower, James I.: Lubrication of Anti-Friction Bearings*, Oct 3 p 14 Clutches: Cutler-Hammer Magnetic with Improved Adjustment*, Aug 1 p 35 Niagara Press‘, Coai Conservation: Guffey Bill, Aug 8 p 90; Aug 22 p 42; Aug 29 p 31; Sept o p 275; Oct. 31 p 43; Nov <% p 49; Nov 14 p 49; Nov 21 p 75; Dec 5 p 56 July 18 p 44 Coates Machine Co.: Spring Testing Machine with Pendulum Scale*, July 18 p 45 Coatings: Copper Lead Strip for Ford Bearings*, Aug 8 p 25 Cromodine for Rust Proofing, Sept 26 p 149; Oct 31 p 34* Duraspray, Rust Prevention, July 11 p 31 Finisning Motion Cameras and Aug 15 p 16 Granodizing Ford Rust Prevention*, Picture * Projectors’, Lamps as July 11 p 33 Metallic Boron Crystals for Metal Finishing, Sept 12 p 24 Starbright Nickel Plating, Oct 24 p 33 Strip with Copper Lead for Ford Rod Bearings*, Aug $ p 25 Cobaltcrom: Nitrided p 44 Tool Steel*, Sept 26 Development of, JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Cold Finished Steel Bar ItInsti- tute: Satterthwaite, George, Execu- tive-Secretary, Oct 31 p 41 Coleman & Appleby, Ltd.: Bright Nickel Plating, Oct 24 p 33 Colmony, Sweat on or Cast-on of Boron for Metal Finishing, Sept 12 p 29 Inc.: Color: Jenkins for Valve Index*, Aug 15 p 39 Colwell, A. T.: Cylinder Nitricastiron Sleeves*, Dec 19 p 31 Purpose Congress of American Industry: Convention Proceedings, Dec 12 p 3s Convention Program, Nov 28 p 53 Consolidated Ashcroft Hancock Co.: Flocontrol Valve*, Construction: 1935 Census p 13 Residential, July 4 p 94 Contactor: Electric Controller Line-Are Magnetic*, Sept 19 p 35 Aug 15 p 39 Planned, Dee 19 Containers: Freight, Here and Oct 24 p 24 Continental Can Co.: Annual Report, Oct 24 p 79 Enters Beer Can Manufacture, July 4 p 66; Sep 26 p 194* Rise in Industrial Taxes, Dec 19 p 43 Continental Motors Corpn.: Diesel Engine, Light-Weight Welded 10-Cylinder Radial*, Sept 19 p 30 Control Devices: Shallcross Steam Boiler Com- bustion*, Nov 7 p 43 Tagliabue Temperature and Pressure*, Nov 14 p 35 Taylor Re-Set, Aug 15 p 37 Abroad’, Conventions: American Foundrymen’s As- sociation, Aug 29 p 26 American Gear Manufactur- ers’ Association, Oct 24 p 37 American Industry, Dec 12 p os American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical E ngi- neers, Iron and Steel Divi sion, Oct 10 p 37 American Institute of Steel Construction, Oct 24 p 48 American Society for Metals, Oct 10 p 28 American Society for Testing Materials*, July 18 p 22 American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers, July 4 p 154 American Welding Society, Oct 10 p 34 Associated Business Inc., Dec 12 p 37 Association of Iron and Steel Papers, Electrical Engineers, Oct 3 p 39 Congress of American Indus- try, Dec 12 p 38 Farm Implement Oct 17 p 41 International Acetylene Asso- ciation, Nov 21 p 48 National Association of Man- ufacturers—C ongress of National Association of Sheet Institute, Metal Distributors, Oct 31 p 73 National Founders’ Associa- tion, Nov 28 p 40 National Machine Tool Build- ers’ Association*, Sept 19 p 36-A; Oct 31 p 44 National Metal Congress*, Oct 10 p 24 Conveyors: Vibrating- Materials*, American Lurg!i Push, for Hot Aug 29 p 19 Link-Belt Automatic Mold Elevator and*, Aug 22 p 20 Monorail for Packard Bodies", Oct 31 p 18 Cooker: Large Cereal, Stainless Steel*, Dec 26 p 22 Clad Cooling and Heating System: Modine Combined*, Aug 15 p 10) Copper: Crystallization of, Oct 10 p 38 Etching Reagents, A. 8S. T. M, Recommendations, July 18 p 26 Copper Houses, Inc.: Steel Frame Coppe1 Aug 29 p 25 House*, Copper Lead: Coating, Strip for Ford Rod Bearings*, Aug 8&8 p 25 Corrigan, McKinney Steel Co.: Annual Report, Aug 1 p 48 Merger with Republic Steel Corpn,., Aug 8 p 67; Aug 15 p 59; Sept 26 p 147 Corrosion: After Pickling Major Source of Galvanizer’s Dross*, Dec 5 p 30 Cromodizing, Protection Against, Sept 26 p 149; Oct 31 p 34* Duraspray, Rust Juiy 11 p 31 Granodizing Ford Lamps Against*, July 11 p 33 Non-Ferrous Alloys in Pick- ling Solution, July 18 p 23 Steel Pipe, July 18 p 28 Prevention, Zinc Electroplating vs. Cad mium Plating, Nov 21 p 36 Costs: And Profits in Manufacturing Industry, 1914-1933, Aug 1 p 84 Coupling: Alloy Products Self-Alining’*, Nov 21 p 37 Smith & Serrell Laminated Flexpin, Nov 21 p 38 Cowper-Coles, Sherard: Duraspray, Rust Prevention, July 11 p 31 Cramer, H.: Composite Rolls, Review of Typical Designs in Use*, Sept 19 p 28 Cranes: Whiting with Hoist*, Dec 5 p 46 Crockard, Francis H.: Five Years of Southern lron*, Oct Auxiliary Progress in Merchant Pig 10 p 40 Cromodine: Rust-Prooting Hudson Sheet Metal Parts*, Oct 31 p 24 Rust- Proofing Process, Sept 26 p 149; Oct 31 p 34* Crown Cork & Seal Co.: Aluminum Plated Beer Cans Nov 14 p 51 Cupolas: Control of Operation*, Dee 19 p 18 Cupping Test: Jovignot Fluid*, July 11 p 32 Curtis, Frank W.: Fixture Design in Using Car- bide Cutting Tools,* Sept 19 p 18 Maintenance of Carbide ling Cutters,* Cutler-Hammer, tInc.: Magnet Clutch, Improved Ad justment*, Aug 1 p 35 Cut-Off Machines: Air Reduction Portablk seam*, Nov 14 p 36 Racine Hydraulic*, Nov 21 p 3g Mil- July 11 p 16 Torch Cutters: Carbide Milling, Maintenance of*, July 11 p 16 Straight-Line Relief p 110 Cutting: And Welding High Chromiun Steels*, Nov 21 p 48 Blanking Dies, Oxvacetylene’, Dee 12 p 25 Oxy-Acetylene, Locomotiv, and Car Parts, Nov 21 p 50-A Oxy-Acetylene Tests on Stee) Plate, Nov 21 p 50 Cutting Gas: July 1] Oxy-Ferrolene, July 11 p $1 Cutting Tools: Carbide, Fixtures Design Im- portant in Using”, Sept 1% p 18 Cemented Carbide, Sept 19 36-C Metal, Progress, Sept 5 p 60 Sept 12 p 15 Cylinder Sleeves: Nitricastiron*, Dec 19 p 31 Dalrae Tools Co.: Speedmill 15 p 40 Danekind, A. C.: Attachment* Aug Keeping an Eye on Eyquip- ment Investment*, Sept 5 p 34 d’Arcambal, A. H.: Metal Cutting Tool Progress*, Sept 5 p 60; Sept 12 p 15 Davenport and Bain: Aging of Steel, Oct 10 p 31 Davis, E. W.: Beneficiation of Low-Grade Ores, Nov 14 p 30 Davison Coke & Iron Co.: To Be Reorganized, Dee 12 p 68 Day and Schmitter: Speed Increasing Gears, Oct 24 p 38 Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co.: Oil-Proof V-Belt, Oct 24 p 4l Degreasing Machines”, p 126 De Leeuw, A. L.: Machine Future, Sept 2 Tools, Present and Sept 5 p 50 Denham, Athel F.: Making Cone Worm Gears*, Area-Contact Aug 29 p 10 Department of Commerce: Foreign Trade, Five Months, Aug 8 p 58 Government Purchasing Offices, Aug 8 p 54 Depreciation: Fallacy Tending to Obstruct Replacement of Obsolete Equipment, Oct 31 p 12 Detroit Electric Furnace Co.: Furnaces Completely Auto matic, Dee 5 p 66 Detroit Testing Machine Co.: Brinell Hardness Testing Ma- chine*, Oct 17 p 34-F DeVilbiss Co.: Flow Gun for 15 p 39 Spraying Machine, Arm*, Oct 10 p 8&8 Plastics*, Auf Swinging Die Casting Machine: Reed-Prentice Hydrauli Plunger Type*, Sept 19 p 3 Die Castings: Automotive*, Nov 7 p 31 Disk: De Dix, Col Doeh Ah Dole: Die Drap Lu Drav Dir Dreh Bre I Drilli Kir C Drilli sal N Bat 1 Gla A SI Dunba Surf ca Ouras Rus Dust: Elin pa P) Schr to 2THANCE Uinbur vlene* \ug Exjuip- Sept gress v-Grade )e bene 12 } Ss in . =4 p 4 Sept at n ind -Contact 29 p 10 ‘ce: Months, rchasing Obstruct Obsolete p 12 se Co.: Auto: e Co.: tl -} cs*, Auf Swingint ng Ma- Doehler Aluminum Silicon’, Nov 21 p 36 Zine Alloy, Aging of, Oct 10 p 3s Die Sinking Machine: Marquette, for Molding Indus tries*, Oct 24 p 43 Dies: Blanking, Fabricated Compos- ite*, Dec 12 p 25 Bronze for Forming and Drawing*, July 25 p 22 Diese! Engines: Continental Welded 10-Cylin- der Radial*, Sept 19 p 30 Disks and Washers: Determining Weights of*, Aug 1 p 18 Dix, E. H.: Competition Oct 17 p 36 Among Metals Doehler Die Casting Co.: Aluminum Silicon Alloy Die Castings*, Nov 21 p 36 Doler-Brass Alloy, Oct 24 p 32 Doler-Brass: Die Casting Alloy, Oct Draper, J. L.: Lubrication of Enclosed Gea Drives, Oct 24 p 39 24 p 32 Dravo-Doyle Co.: Direct-Fired Unit Oct 3 p 31 Heater Dreher and Zaiser: Bronze as a Forming and Drawing Die Material*, July ae ras 25 p 23 Drilling and Tapping Machine: Kingsbury, with Unit Head Construction*, Oct 24 p 42 Drilling Machines: Baker Hydraulic Nov 21 p 38 I Vertical*, Barnes Hydraulic Ram*, Aug 15 p ob Black & Decker Junior table, Oct 24 p 43 Cincinnati Bickford l Oct 3 p 35 Developments*, Sept. 5 p 121 Giddings & Lewis Horizontal Precision Boring, Milling and*, Aug 1 p 32 Leland-Gifford for Packard Camshafts*, Oct 51 p 19 Millholland Automatic Index- ing*, Oct 10 p 49 Millhollane “moke Hole*, July 4p 31 Por- ight*, Drop Forging Association: Succeeds American Drop Forge Institute, July 18 p 53 Dross: Galvanizer'’s, Corrosion After Pickling Major Source of*, Dec 5 p 30 Drum: Six-Sided Revolving, with Westinghouse 14 p 32 Motor*, Nov Drummond, R. S.: Finishing Gears by Crossed Axes Shaving Process*, July 4p 1s Dumping: Foreign Steel, Walsh Bill, Aug 1 p 47; Aug 8 p 67 South African Duty Against American and sritish Sheets, Nov 28 p 49 Dunbar, Howard W.: Surface Finishing by Cylindri- cal Grinding, Sept 19 p 36-B Ouraspray: Rust Prevention, July 11 p 31 Dust: Eliminating in Crushing De partment of Inland Steel Plant*, Aug 22 p 28 Schneible Multi-Wash Collec- tor*, Nov 7 p 43 JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Earnings: Financial Incentives Dec 26 p 45 Steel Industry First Half, Sept 19 p 44 Eastham, John H.: Increase, Molding Tower Lead Saucer Castings* Aug 15 p 20 Eckman, E. C.: Welding All-Metal Radio Tubes, Oct 10 p 36 Economics of Mechanization: Lightning Struck This Plant*, Aug 8 p 27 Turning Minutes July 11 p 37 Editorials: Barber Goes New Deal One Better, Nov 28 p 13 Be Case-Hardened but Not Complacent, Aug 22 p 15; Sept 5 p 277 Believe It or Not (Wealth Sharing), Nov 14 p 17 Breathing Spells, Sept 19 p 1 Bulls in China Shops, Nov p 19 Fifteen Thousand Million Dol lars, Nov 21 p 17 Hot Weather Briefs, Aug 1 Pp 11 In Buying Security, Who Pays for What? Oct 24 p 19 Isn't It Silly? (Townsend Plan), Dee 26 p ¥ Lamps, New, for Old, Oct 10 p 13 Message to National Congress, Sept 26 Dp 53 Most Americans Choose to Choose, July 11 p 13 New Deal—Perhaps We aré Old Fashioned, July 25 p 17 Potatoes, Are You Interested in? Aug 29 p 9; Sept 12 p 9 Soak the Rich and Smash the sig, July 4 p 11 Security, a Search for, Oct 31 p il Taxes, What Are You Willing to Pay? Oct 17 p 15 Time for Complacency Is Ove —Address by Charles E Brinley, July 18 p 13 To Collectors of Little Hoards, Dec 5 p 19 To Keepers of the books, Oct 3 p 13 Wealth, to Share It is to De- stroy It, Aug 8 p 11 Where Angels Fear to Tread, Aug 15 p 15 Whip of Political Dec 12 p 19 Whose Overcoat Are You Paying For? Dee 19 p 17 Youth Will Be Served, Sept 5 p 80 Into Gold’, Metal Pocket . Dominion, Ehrnstrom, George, Jr.: Tin Plate Beer Container* July 4 p 28; July 11 p 90 Einstein, Sol: Today's Machine Tool lems, July 11 p 25 Prob- Eisler Engineering Co.: Combination Welding, Cutting and Trimming Machine*, Sept 12 p 34 Elasticometer: Coates Spring Tester, with Pendulum Scale*, July 18 p 45 Electric Auto-Lite Co.: Carburizing Steel Parts. by Eutectrol Process*, Aug 8 p 24 Electric Controller & Mfg Co.: Line-Are Magnetic tor*, Sept 19 p 35 Electric Home and Farm Au- Contac- thority: Program, Aug 22 p 42 Electrodes: Budd Device for Zig-Zag Welding*, Sept 12 p 29 Lincoln Stainweld B for Are Welding, Dec 26 p 17-E Electro Metallurgical Co.: Stainless Steel Breakfast Set July 25 p 29 Electro-Motive Corpn.: Diesel Engine Plant*, Aug 8 p 58; Dec 26 p 46 Elevator-Conveyor: Link-Belt Automatic 99 Aug 22 p 20 Mold Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway Co.: Govern ment Loses Case Against, July 11 p 62 Elmes Engineering Works, Charles F.: Hydraulic Gap Press*, Nov 21 p 37 Emergency Relief Appropria- tions Act: Applications for Work Relief Money, July 25 p 49 Emery, James A.: Address at Congress of Amer- ican Industry, Dec 12 p 40 Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Co.: To Enter Tin Plate Fie! Dec 5 p 64 Enamel: Porcelain, Copperhead Defects in*, Aug 15 p 30 Synthetic, for Metal ing*, Aug 29 p 22 Finish- Engineers: Registration Required in State of Wisconsin, Sept 19 p 46 Engines: Diesel, Continental Light- Weight Welded 10-Cylinder Radial*, Sept 19 p 30 Ernst, Hans: Motion Picture Studies of Chip Removal, Sept 19 p 36-l° Etching Reagents: A. S. T. M. Recommendations for Iron and Steel, Alumi- num and Its Alloys, Copper and Its Alloys, Nickel and lits Alloys, July 18 p 24 Ettco Tool Co.: Tapping 24 p 41 Attachments*, Oct Eutectrol Process: Carburizing Steel Parts’ in Electric Auto-Lite Plant Aug 8 p 24 Evaporator: Arc-Welded Salt*, Nov 21 p 88 Exhibition Advisory Council, Inc.: Industrial Exhibits for 1936, Dec 19 p 45 Exhibitions: Alloy Steel, Dee 12 p 55 Cleveland Centennial, 1936, Nov 28 p 55; Dec 5 p 42* National Machine Tool Build- ers*, Sept 19 p 36-A; Sept 26 p 150; Oct 31 pp 25, 26 National Metal Congress, De- velopments of the Year*, Sept 26 p 62 Pack aging Oct 31 p 77 Purchasing Agent's Associa- tion of Pittsburgh, Oct 10 p 39 Recovery 48 Announcement, Products, Dee 19 p Exports: Iron and Steel, 10 Dec 12 p 52 Iron and Steel, May, July 25 p 44; June, Aug 8 p 56; July, Sept 12 p 36; August, Oct 3 p 47; September, Oct 31 p 50; October, Dec 5 p 54 Iron and Steel Five Months, Show Favorable’ Balance, Aug 8 p 58 Machine Tools, Aug 8 p 26 Scrap, and Principal Buyers, First Half 1934 and 1935, Sept 5 p 322 Months, Extras: Automobile Spring Steel Re vised, Sept 19 p 73 Bars, Cold Finished Revised, Aug 1 p 71; Aug 8 p 52 Aug 29 p 37 Bars, Hot Rolled, Revised Prices and, Sept 5 p 301 Chemicals, Revised for Plates, Sheets and Strip Steel, Aug 22 p 35 Flat Rolled Dp 61 Forging Billets, Nov 28 p 54-C Manganese Differentials for Ferrosilicon Iron, July 11 p 7D Rooting, Painted and Gal vanized formed, Aug 22 p 50 Skelp, Dec 5 p 80 Products, Dec 26 Extrusion: Of Steel Shapes*, July 25 p 18 Fairbanks Co.: Plug Type Valve* 37; Aug 15 p 38 July 25 p Fairless, Benjamin F.: Honored at Luncheons, 19 p 45 Falk Corpn.: Group Insurance Program, Oct ol p 76 Sept Farm Equipment: Gain in Production, p ol Aug 15 Farm Implement Institute: Convention Proceedings, Oct 17 p 41 Federal Housing Administra- tion: Approves Beam Steel Floors, July 4 p 58 Federal Machine & Welder Co.: Percussion Welding Machine*, Sept 12 p 27 Spot Welder for Aluminum Alloy Airplane Parts*, Nov 14 p 33 Federal Reserve System: Financing Business Expan- sion with 13b Loans, Aug 22 p 26 Federal Trade Commission: Annual Report—Asks for Broader Control Over Indus- try, Dec 5 p 59 Asked to Sponsor Trade Prac- tice Agreements, Aug 15 p 48 Feeder: Packer Automatic for Buffing Compound*, July 25 p 36 Fellows Gear Shaper Co.: Hourglass Gear Shaper and Worm Lapper*, Oct 3 p 32 Fenders: Automobile, Flash Welding in Pontiac Plant*, July 11 p 18 Fernico: Alloy Steel, New, Aug 1 p 45 Ferroalloys: Production of First Half, Aug 99 22 p 42-A Ferrosilicon tron: Manganese Extras, July 11 p Ferro-Therm: Steel Sheet Insulation*, Oct 24 p 34 Filbert, William J.: Retires as Chairman of Steel Corporation Finance Com- mittee, Dec 19 p 68; Dec 26 p 34* (Insert) Filter: Ruemelin Bag Type Air*, Aug 1 p 34 vi Findley, Alvin A.: One American Revolution at a Time! Dec 5 p 61 Finney, Burnham: Granodizing Ford Shells*, July 11 p 33 Lamp Fiske, Rogers A.: Automatic Lathe for ing Oil Well Drilling Parts*, July 4 p 30 Color in Porcelain Enamel Wall Finish*, Dec 5 p 22 Constitutional Rights — Case Company Strike*, July 18 p 29 Machin- Tool Fixtures: Benjamin Mercury Vapo1 Lamp*, Oct 10 p 50 Design in Using Carbide Cut- ting Tools*, Sept 19 p 18 Flanders, Ralph E.: New Pioneers on a New Fron- tier, Dec 5 p 20 Platform for Business Recov- ery, Oct 10 p 44 Flat Rolled Products: Extras, Dec 26 p 61 Floors: Beam Steel Approved by FHA, July 4 p 58 Central All-Way-Grip Plate, July 4 p 63 Rubber Gloss Water Emulsion for, Dec 5 p 44 Floor Flow Gun: DeVilbiss for Plastics*, Aug 15 p 39 Food Cabinet: Stainless Steel for White House*, Dec 5 p 41 Foote Gear Works, Inc.: Speed Reducer, Motorized Worm’, Oct 24 p 40 Forbes, D. P.: Properties of Malleable Iron, Aug 15 p 50 Ford Motor Co.: Air Conditioning Shops and Foundry, 22 p 42-B Appraising Machine Tool Re- placement Possibilities’, Sept 5 p 26 Machine Aug Begins Work on New Coke Ovens, Aug 8 p 54 - Casting Camshafts*, Aug 15 99 ) Sd Coating Strip with Copper Lead for tod = 6©—Bearings*, Aug 8 p 25 Electric Furnaces in Alloy Steel Casting Department*, Oct 31 p 17 Exposition Rotunda’, Dec 5 p 43 Granodizes Lamps for Rust Prevention*, July 11 p 33 Hot Strip and Cold Finishing Mills*, Nov 28 p 19-A Modernizes Blast Furnaces, Aug 15 p 49 New Sheet Mills Nearing Completion, Aug 22 p 32; Aug 29 p 35; Sept 19 p 46 Welding Operations on Auto- mobiles, Oct 10 p 47 Foreign Trade Zones Board: Free Zone Rules, July 11 p 58 Foreman: Safety p 30 Responsibility, Oct 24 Forging Billets: Extras, Nov 28 p 54-C Forging Machines: Acme _ All-Steel with Cush- ioned Drive*, Sept 12 p 31 Forgings: sillet Change Increases Cost of, Oct 10 p 56 Grain Size and Structure Con- trol by Heat Treatment’, Sept 26 p 48 Manufacture in Buick Plant*, Oct 3 p 18 Motor JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Forming and Stamping Ma- chines: Developments in*, Sept 5 p 194 Forsythe, W. E.: T e mperature Oct 10 p 39 Fosdick Machine Tool Co.: Safety Overalls*, Dec 26 p 46 Measurements, Foundries: Apprenticeship July 11 p 35 Chevrolet Gray Iron Pouring Record*, July 19 p 40 Cupola Operation, Control of*, Dec 19 p 18 Foundrymen’s Associations: American, Convention Pro- ceedings, Aug 29 p 26; Forms New Chapters in St. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee and San Francisco Districts, Nov 28 p 56; Plans for Show, Dec 5 p 65; Standards for Foundry Apprenticeship*, July 11 p Staudards, Northeastern Ohio Chapter, American Foundrymen’'s As- sociation, Meeting, Nov 21 p 47 France: Increases Machine Quotas, Oct 10 p 57 Tool Frank Automatic Bending Co., Inc.: Tube Bending Machine*, 18 p 44 Frank, Fritz J.: Honored by Rollins Nov 14 p 45 Franklin Research Co.: Rubber Gloss Water Emulsion for Floors, Dec 5 p 44 Freight: Traffic in Steel, Dec 12 p 55 July College .. First Half, Freight Containers: Here and Abroad*, Oct 24 p 24 Freight Rates: Cast Iron Pipe Reduced, Dec 26 p 36 Central Freight Association and Trunk Line Territories Granted Relief from Short Haul Rates, July 25, p 48 Inland Steel Co. Fights “Switch Rebates,"’ Aug 15 DP 51 Iron and Steel in Middle West Not Unlawful, Dec 5 p 58 Toledo Steel Buyers File Brief with American Iron and Steel Institute, Aug 1 p 37 Wire Rods, Proposed, Sus- pended, Nov 21 p 46 French, H. J.: Alloy Steels, Application and Handling of Nickel and Other, Oct 31 p 75 French Oil Mill Machinery Co.: Plastic Molding Press*, Aug 29 p 13 Friend and Leckie: Industrial Propane for Bright Annealing*, July 25 p 30 Frit: Hommel Resisting*, Transparent Acid July 11 p 32 Fuels: Gaseous, A.S.T.M. Committee to Study, Oct 24 p 80 Fuller and Wilcox: \ging of Zine Alloy Die Cast- ings, Oct 10 p 38 Funk, Edgar W.: Metal Finishing, Synthetic Enamel*, Aug 29 p 22 Furnaces, Blast: \merican Steel & Wire Co. Dismantling Two, July 25 p 42 Developments — in U.8.8.R.°, Aug 1 p 12 Five Years of Progress in Southern Merchant Pig Iron*, Oct 10 p 40 Ford Modernized, Aug 15 p 49 Pig Iron Production, June, July 4 p 67; July, Aug § p 71; August, Sept 5 p 277; September, Oct 3 p 48, Oct 10 p 64; October, Nov 7 p 82; November, Dec 5 p 67 Furnaces, Calorizing: Gas-Fired*, Oct 24 p 28 Furnaces, Electric: Detroit, Completely Auto- matic, Dee 5 p 66 ; For Brazing Metal Radio Tubes*, Dec 26 p 17-F Furnaces, Gas Fired: Heat Treating, in Interna- tional Business Machines Plant*, July 25 p 24 Furnaces, Heating: Salem Ingot*, Nov 21 p 34 Furnaces, Heat Treating: For Brake Drums _ in Plant*, Oct 31 p 21 Ford Furnaces, Open-Hearth: Non-Metallic Impurities in Steel, Nov 14 p 21 G Gages: Le velopments in*, Sept o p 211 Kendall Iron Pipe Size*, Dec 5 p 40 Eectric Inspection Plant*, Oct 31 Sensitive in Buick p 23 Galvanizing: Dross, Corrosion After Pick- ling Major Source of*, Dec 5 Dp 30 Zine Ammonium in*, July 18 p 18 Gardner Machine Co.: Horizontal Disk Nov 14 p 35 Gas: Fuel, for Cutting, Nov 21 p 50 Grinders’, Gassner, T. S.: S5th Anniversary, Aug 15 Pp 100 Gear Blanks: Welded Steel*, Nov 14 p 23 Gear Finishing Machine: Michigan Internal*, Oct 24 p 40 Gear Making Machines: Developments in*, Sept 5 p 167 Gears: Checking, Methods fort, July IS p 14; Aug 1 p 20 Cone Area-Contact Worm, Making*, Aug 29 p 10 Finishing, Sept 26 p 149 Finishing by Crossed Axes Shaving Process*, July 4 p 18 Metallurgy of, Oct 24 p 38 Speed Increasing, Oct 24 p 38 Spiral, Durability of, Oct 24 p 38 Geier Co., P. A.: Finishing Vacuum Parts*, Nov 28 p 34 Cleaner General Electric Co.: Karnings Nine Months, Oct 24 p 55 I) is continues Unemployment Compensation, Nov 28 p 65 Giant Plastic Molding Press Installation*, Aug 29 p 13 Keeping an Eye on Machine Tool Investment*, Sept 5 p 20 Metal Radio Tubes Ejectric- Furnace Brazed*, Dec 26 p 1 ; 7-F Organizes Houses, Inc Aug ] p 36 Semi-Annual Report, July p 42 General Fireproofing Co.: Manufacture of Aluminum Furniture*, Nov 28 p 3 General Houses, Inc.: Steel House*, Nov 21 p 7¢ General Hydraulic Co.: Variable Displacement § Hy- draulic Transmissions*, Novy 28 p 39 General Industries Co.: Manufacture of Plastics*, Aug 8 p 22 General Motors Corpn.: Quarterly Report, Aug 1 p 47 To Spend $50,000,000 for Im- provements, Aug 15 p 49 General Pipeline Co.: Electric Welding 89-Mile Pips Line*, Sept 12 p 24 General Refractories Co.: Ritex Refractory Process*, Nov 21 p 18 General Steel Castings Corpn.: Machining Large Locomotive Bed Castings*, Nov 7 p 26; Nov 21 p 22 Generators: Westinghouse Welding*, Dec 5 p 38 Gerken, T. H.: Week in Washingt«: \ug 1 p 43 Field Cross Germany: Pig Iron and Steel Industry, July 11 p 69; Sept 26 p 188; Oct 31 p 75 Gibb-Lewis Co.: Organized to Deal in Patents and Patented Articles, Nov 21 p 50-G Gibson, A. E.: Welding Low Alloy Steels, Oct 10 p 34 Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.: Horizontal Drilling and chine*, Precision Boring, Milling Ma- 29 Aug 1 p 32 Gier Co., C. R.: Machine Vise*, Oct 17 p 34-G Gil-Boat Co.: Construction of Pressed Stee Boats*, Aug 1 p 23 Gisholt Machine Co.: Ram-Type Turret Dec 5 p 44 Glascock Brothers Mfg. Co.: Metal Working Outfit for Home Use, Dee 5 p 46 Glasner, R. W.: (‘rankless Powe! Press for Large Auto Body Stamp- ings*, Nov 14 p 24 Glass Building Block: Owens-Illinois Glass Co., Oct 24 p SO Lathe* Gleason Works: Gear Hardening Machine*, Oct 24 p 32 Glenzer Co., J. C.: Tool Holders, Compensating*, Oct 24 p 43 Golf Shafts: Manufacture’ at Plant of American Fork & Hoe Co.", Oct 17 p 34-A Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.: Vuleanizing Method for Transmission Belts, Aug 1 p 33 Goss, Norman P.° Radial Asterism-Fibrous Steel Crystals*, Sept 12 p 67 ‘Gove Pay Grah. Gas I Grair Infl u 1’ Ste o Grani Hig Gran For ti Grapl Nu Ir Gray Tur el] Grant Oxy m 21 Grass Zine Great Greni Crys 10 Grenn Con De Grindi Cyli by Grindi Chic Cine Re Dev Ga} Ni Hill an Lan Dp Matt fac Star p Stok Wi Sunr Swis Ju Wee, wil Dr Grindi: And tin Grip L Shaw Ho Grob E Tabl shi uly 2) minut Sorpn.: motive ? p 96: dustry, p 188: *atents s, Nov els, Oct ne Tool Boring = Ma- fit for sating”, ‘Government: Payroll, Aug 15 p 100 Graham Paige Motors Corpn.: Gas Fired Japanning Ovens* Dec 5 p 34 Grain Size: Influence on Steel Wire Man- ufacture*, Oct 10 p 14; Oct 17 p 23 Steel, Influence of Aluminum on*, Oct 10 p 20; Oct 17 p 28 Granite City Steel Co.: High-Tensile Steel, Oct 24 p 90 Granodizing: Ford Lamps for Rust Preven- tion*, July 11 p 33 Graphite: Nuclei in Solid and Liquid Iron Solutions, Oct 10 p 39 Gray Machine Co.: Turret Head Nibbling Ma- chines*, Oct 17 p 34-F Grant, James: Oxy-Acetylene Cutting, Loco- motive and Car Parts, Nov 21 p 50-A Grasselli Chemical Co.: Zine Electroplating vs. Cad- mium Plating, Nov 21 p 36 Great Britain: Freight Containers*, Oct 24 p 9 Plant Modernization, July 4 p 59 Sheffield Steel Industry Ex- panding, Aug 1 p &8& Steel Production, Sept 19 p 36-F Greaves-Kiusman Tool Co.: Geared-Head Engine Lathe*, Oct 17 p 34-E Greaves, Richard H.: Chromium Steels, Sept 19 p 23 Greek National Bank: Vault of Impregnable Nov 14 p 76 Steel, Greenerd Arbor Press Co.: Hydraulic Arbor Press*, Nov 7 p 42 Greninger, Alden B.: Crystallization of Copper, Oct 10 p 38 Grennan and Campbell: Control of Cupola Operation* Dec 19 p 18 Grinding: Cylindrical, Surface Finishing by, Sept 19 p 36-B Grinding Machines: Chicago Hand*, July 4 p 63 Cincinnati Improved Precision Roll*, Sept 12 p 30 Developments, Sept 5 p 101 Gardner Horizontal Disk*, Nov 14 p 35 Hill Clutch Hydraulic Surface and Blade*, Nov 14 p 37 Landis Die Chaser*, July 18 p 42 Mattison High-Power Sur- face*, Oct 10 p 51 Star Precision Drill*, Dee p 48 Stokerunit for Work, July 4 Carbide Tool p 34 L*, Nov 7 p 42 Room Thread*, Sunnen Model Swiss Tool July 4 p 33 Wesson Cemented-Carbide with Reversible Motor Drive*, Sept 12 p 33 Grinding Wheels: And Abrasives for New Cut- ting Tools, Sept 5 p 235 Grip Lifter: Shaw-Box for Hoists*, Cranes and Sept 19 p 36 Grob Brothers: Table Slide for Band Saw Ma- hine, Nov 14 p 36 JULY—DECEMBER, 1935 Guard, Highway: Cable-Ty pe", Dex Guffey Bill: Coal Nationalization, Aug 8 p %0; Aug 22 p 42; Aug 29 p $1; Sept 5 p 275; Oct 31 p 13; Nov 7 p 49; Nov 14 p 49; Nov 21 p 75; Dec 5& p 58 19 p 30 Hacksaws: Robertson Improved Control*, Dee 5 p 17 Rasmussen Power*, Dec 5 p 45 Hadfield, Sir Robert: Reviews Uses of Alloy Nov 14 p 51 Power Steels, Hamilton and Beardsley: Gears, Methods for Checking’, July 18 p 14; Aug 1 p 20 Hamilton, Rolland J.: