The Iron Age January-June 1937: Vol 139 Index

E IRON AGE SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX JANUARY- JUNE, 1937—VOL. 139 A cidents: ) Prevention in Steel Plants, Safety and*, June 10 p 40 e Steel Co.: ' Floorsteel, Mar 11 p 66 hesive Products, Inc.: © Seal-tite Polishing Wheel Ce- » ment, Mar 18 p 43 iculture: Farm Equipment 1936*, Jan 7 p 104 Conditioning: Domestic, Steel June 17 p 40 Industry, Markets in’, Conditioning Manufacturers’ Association: Sales of Air Conditioning Equipment, Four Months, 1937, June 10 p 82 Air Hygiene Foundation: = Plans Research Work on Dust Diseases, June 10 p 53 | Program in Fight Against — Silicosis, Feb 4 p 113 Nair Reduction Sales Co.: "RMiame Hardening Man-Ten Steel*, Mar 25 p 46 Aircraft: Beech Arc-Welded Transport WW Plane*, May 13 p 127 Metals in Construction Jan 7 p 92 : Production, 1936, Mar 11 p 103 Value of Production, 1936, June 24 p 121 of*, x Electrothermic Corp.: Induction Heating for Forg- ing*, June 17 p 5% ‘Ajax Mfg. Co.: Forging Machine, New sign*, Jan 28 p 38 n Wood Steel Co.: Officers, Apr 1 p 105 legheny Steel Co.: ’Annual Report, 89-D; Quarterly 29 p 78 Installing Apr 8 p Patent Suit Against American Rolling Mill Co. Settled, Apr 15 p 118 Stainless Steel Decorative Frieze*, May 20 p 49 De- Feb 18 p Report, Api Electric Furnace, 7 Hoy Steels: Extras, New, Feb 4 p 81 Heat Effect in Welding’, 25 p 28; Mar 4 p 48 Jal-Ten, Welding, Mar 11 p 61 Feb Konik, Apr 29 p 63 Nemicle, Japanese Acid sisting, Mar 11 p 44 'Stayblade Max for Turbine Blading, May 27 p 93-A ) Trend in Engineering*, 20 p 32 Re- May lioys: Aluminum, ing Process, Anodiz- p 120 Buzzard Mar 11 Chilton Co., 239 West 39th Street, New York Illustrated Articles Indicated by * Cupola Gray Cast 29 p 43 In Castings, Iron*, Apr Jan. 21 p 55 Allsteel Verson 22 p 51 Press Co.: Press Brakes*, Apr Almen, J. O.: Factors Influencing Durability of Automobile Transmission Gears, June 3 p 58 Aluminum: Spot Welding, Jan 21 p 63 Aluminum Co. of America: Answers Government Suit Against Monopolistic Charges, Apr 29 Pp, 96 Grants Another Wage In- crease, Apr 22 p 82 American Arbitration Associa- tion: First Journal, Number of Feb Arbitration 18 p &8 American Blower Co.: Crane Transfer System, Ap 15 p 118 American Brake Shoe & Foun- dry Co.: Creates Brake Apr 22 p 71 Shoe Division, American Bridge Co.: Signs with SWOC, &3 Apr 22 vp American Chain & Cable Co.: Abrasive Wheel Cut-Off Ma chine*, June 24 p 52 American Chemical Society: Awards Schoellkopf Medal to J. G. Marshall*, Mar 11 p 86 American Coach & Body Co.: Welding Fabricated Truck Bodies*, May 20 p 45 American Cutting Alloys, Inc.: Reorganized, Apr 1 p & American Electroplaters So- ciety: Convention 120 May 6 p Papers, American Gas Furnace Co.: Rotary Gas Carburizing Ma- chine, Improved*, May 27 p 56 American Gear Manufacturers Association: Convention Proceedings, 3 Pp 58 Officers, June May 27 p 91 American Institute of Bolt, Nut and Rivet Manufacturers Officers, Apr 22 p 80 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Convention Feb 25 p 42 Open-Hearth Committee Meeting, Apr 22 p 26 Proceedings, American Institute of Construction: Awards Prizes for Bridge sign, May 6 p 104 Convention Announcement, Mar 25 p 60 Highway Work Structural Steel Apr 22 p 82-C Structural Steel Orders, Feb 4 p 94 Steel De- Leads in Demand, 1936*, American tute: American Earnings Foreign p sO Capacity, Steel p 93 Convention SO Directors, New, Employment, Wages in Steel December and Feb 18 p 76; January, Mar 11 p 106; February, Apr 15 p 86; March, May 13 p 61; April, June 10 p 82 Picture Story of Steel, 27 p 95 Pig Iron and Ferroalloys Out- put, 1936, Apr 1 p 103 tail Production, 1936, Apr 22 p 82-C Iron and Steel Insti- Steel Abov e Wage, Employee Average 1936, Apr 8 Furnace 1936, Blast Industry, and Mar 4 Papers, May 6 p May 6 Hours p R1 and Industry Year, 1936, May Research Work in Steel In- dustry, May 27 p 106 Rise in Steel Costs Exceeds Revenue Added by New Prices, Apr 8 p 71 Spring Meeting June 3 p 32 Steel Consumption Per ily, 1936, Apr 8 p 90 Steel, Finished, Production (for Sale), Fourth Quarter and Year, 1936, Feb 18 p 103; First Quarter, 1937, May 13 p 112, May 20 p 114 Steel in Proceedings, Fam- Manufacture of cycles, 1936, Feb 18 p 94 Steel Industry Taxes, 1936, May 20 p 62 Steel Industry to College Men, Feb Steel Industry's Construction and Equip- ment, 1937, Feb 4 p 96 Steel Ingot and Castings Pro- duction, 1936, May 13 p 128 Steel Ingot Production De- cember and Year, 1936, Jan 14 p 78; January, Feb 11 p 94; February, Mar 18 p 62; March, Apr 8 p 103; April, May 13 p 85; May, June 10 p 100 Steel Ingot vised to 1926-1936, Feb 18 p 56 Steel Payrolls Reach Peak, Apr 8 p 64 Steel Requirements for 150- Acre Farm, Apr 15 p 71 Steel, Total Tonnage in Use Per Capita, May 27 p 93-C Steel Workers in America Toil Less for Food Than Foreign Workers, May 27 p 93-B Bi- Recruit 4 p &7 Budget for Re- Averages, Production Weekly New Tough Steels by Names, Feb 25 p 50 Wages in Steel Industry Rise, Prices Drop Since 1923, Feb 4p 132 Tender American Rolling Mill Co.: Annual Report, Mar 25 p 57 Employee Credit Unions’ R port, Feb 25 p 75 Employees Elect New sentatives, Jan 28 p 64 Expansion and Improvement Plans, Apr 1 p 70; Apr 22 p 97 New Cold Strip Mill*, Jan 21 p 28 “Open e- Repre- House”’ at Plant, May 27 p 91 Patent Suit Against Alleg- heny Steel Co. Settled, Apr 15 p 118 Sales, 1936, Apr 1 Sheet Prices Lower 1926, Mar 18 p 79 To Build New Blast at Hamilton, Ohio, p 81 To Double Apprentice Train- ing, May 13 p 110 Butler p 90 Than in Furnace Jan 14 American Society for Materials: jook of Chemical Apr 15 p 87 Testing Analyses, American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers: Spring Meeting Proceedings, May 27 p 73 American Society of Tool Engi- neers: Annual Meeting, Apr 15 p 7 Officers, Apr 1 p 76 Pittsburgh Chapter Formed, Jan 21 p 61 American tion: Directors, Apr 1 p 76 New Spindle Noses Chucks*, Apr 8 p 34 Standards Associa- and American Steel & Wire Co.: Buys Gerrard Co., Jan 21 p 66 Expansion at Cuyahoga Works, May 27 p 124 Forms Metallurgical Depart- ment, May 27 p 73 Personnel Changes, Jan 28 p 68 Rod Mill at Joliet, 24 p 30 To Close Donora Mill for i Vacation, June 24 p 07 To Operate More Coke Ovens, May 13 p 104 Ill.*, June American Steel sociation: Chapters Elect Officers, 6 p 88; May 13 p 84 Convention Proceedings, 27 p 94 Warehouse As- May May American Union of Steel Work- ers: Organized by Carnegie-Illinois Employees, Apr 1 p $2 American Zinc Institute: Annual Meeting, May 13 p 102 Annealing: Malleable Castings by Radiant Tube Furnace*, Feb 18 p 28 Plant for Continuous Sheet Mill, May 6 p 56 Anodizing: Aluminum Alloys, Process, Mar 11 Buzzard p 120 Apollo Steel Co.: New Capacity Feb 4 p 96 Contemplated, Apple Juice: Replaces Oil in Steel, Jan 7 Tempering p 190 Apprenticeship: American Rolling Mill Co. to Double Training, May 13 p 110 Cincinnati Milling Machine & Cincinnati Grinders’ Book- let on Training, Feb 4 p 114 Vocational Training in Mor- ton High School*, Mar 18 p 38 Armory: Welding Schenectady State*, May 20 p 49 Armstrong-Bray & Co.: Carded Belt Hooks*, Mar 25 p 47 Associated Machine Tool Deal- ers: Convention Proceedings, June 24 p 82 Association of American Rail- roads: Convention Proceedings, June 24 p 81 Association of Iron and Steel Engineers: Annual Meeting, Mar 4 p 59 Spring Convention Proceed- ings, May 6 p 54 Austempering: New Heat Treating Process, Feb 4 p 99 Austin Co.: Penn Electric Switch Plant, New Design*, Jan 21 p 31 Charles R.: and in*, Austin, Dr. Heat Treating tories, Progress p 533 Refrac- Jan 7 Automobile Industry: Employment, Payrolls and Related Data, Feb 4 p 83 Automotive Industry, 1936*, Jan 7 p 98 Bailey, E. L.: Application of Power to Ma- chine Tools, Apr 29 p 77 Baker-Raulang Co.: NoPlug Truck Controller, Apr 8 p 91 Balancing Equipment: Vibrometers, Electrocon Port- able*, Apr 22 p 49 Baldwin, A. T.: Use of Fluxes in Galvanizing, May 13 p 127 Balls: Forged Steel Grinding, on, Mar 11 p 82 Duty Bantam Ball Bearing Co.: Changes Name to Bantam Bearings Corp., Feb 25 p 78 JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 Barnes Drill Co.: Honing Machine, Unitary Control*, Mar 25 p 48 Bars: Steel, Color Code Approved, Feb 25 p 88 Basing Point: Cast Iron Pipe Manufacturers File Answer to Complaint of FTC, Apr 29 p 70 FTC Complaint Against Cast Iron Pipe Manufacturers, Apr 1 p 64; May 6 p 66 FTC Contemplates Cease and Desist Order Against Sys- tem, May 20 p 79 FTC Denies Intention to Issue Sweeping Complaint Against Use of System, May 6 p 66 Granite City for Tin Plate and Sheets, Mar 25 p 64 Involved in FTC Order Against Cable Makers, Jan 14 p 64 Report of Chamber of Com- merce of United States on Abolition of, Feb 4 p 132; Feb 11 p 72 Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.: New Research Laboratory, Feb 4 p 104 Beech Aircraft Co.: Are Welded Transport Plane’, May 13 p 127 Bender Body Co.: Manufacture of Apr 22 p 32 Trailers*, Bending Machines: Bar, G.D.S. Shearing & Punching Machine Co.*, Jan 28 p 41 Bendix Aviation Corp.: To Build New Plant at Teter- boro, N. J., Feb 25 p 72 Berna, Tell: Machine Tools and Prosperity, June 10 p 30 ; Manager, National Machine Tool Builders Association, Jan 7 p 179 Berry, Major George L.: Proposals for Industry lation, Jan 21 p 52 Legis- Bethlehem Steel Co.: Cambria Plant Closed by Governor, June 24 p 91-C Employees Favor Representa- tion Plan, Mar 25 p 67 New 4-Strand Rod and Bar Mill, Mar 11 p 93 i Opens New York Reinforcing Bar Fabricating Shop, Jan 28 p 71 Operating Johnstown Plant Despite Strike, June 17 p 91 Safety Devices*, Apr 1 p 43 Starts New Open-Hearth Fur- naces at Lackawanna, Jan 14 p 89 Steel Houses at North Amer- ican Homes Exposition, May 20 p 77 Training Course for College Graduates, Booklet, Jan 28 p 84 VisControl, Slag, for Greater Uniformity in Steel*, June 17 p 46 ; Welded Steel Drive Housing, Mar 25 p 48 Bethlehem Steel Corp.: Annual Meeting, Apr 22 p 82 Annual Report, Feb 4 p 100; Mar 18 p 71; Quarterly Re- port, May 6 p 76 Annual Report to Mar 11 p 97 Employees Bicycles: Steel in Manufacture of, Feb 18 p 94 1936, Bids: Collusion Charges Dropped by Department of Justice, Apr 29 p 95 Identical, Secretary Ickes Awards Job to Most Distant Mill, May 13 p 73 Billboard: Ryerson Stainless Steel, May 20 p 57 Bingham, Robert G.: Steel Markets in Domestic Air-Conditioning*, June 17 p 40 Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Ma- chine Co.: Casting Steel in Cement Bonded Sand Molds, June 3 p 59 Black-Connery Wage-Hour Bill: 35-Hour Week May Be Urged, May 27 p 89 Administration to Push islation, June 3 p 66 Expected to Pass with Revisions, June 17 p 75 Lewis, John L. Favors, 10 p 101 Machinery and Allied Prod- ucts Institute Opposes, June 17 p 92 May Not Be Passed, June 24 p 95 Political Control June 10 p 62 Leg- Some June Feared in, Blanchard, E. P.: Machine Tool Replacement, May 13 p 59 Machine Tool Selling, “Ex Appeal” in*, Jan 14 p 22 Blank, E. F.: Safety and Accident Preven- tion in Steel Plants (Dis- cussion), June 10 p 41 Blaw-Knox Co.: Acquires Power Piping Co., Apr. 15 p 112 Annual Report, Feb 11 p 108 Clam Shell Bucket, New Type*, Apr 29 p 58 Division June 24 Sells Dust Collecting to Pangborn Corp., p 91 Bliss Co., E. W.: Automatic High-Speed Blank- ing Press*, June 17 p 58 Bliss, Philip E.: Real Facts on Industrial Em- ployment, May 27 p 36 Blum Mfg. Co.: Manufacture’ of May 20 p 44 Cowbells*, Boilers: Locomotive, Welded 3arrel and Dome*, Feb 18 p 50 Bolton, John W.: Awarded John A, Penton Gold Medal, May 13 p 90 Bolts and Nuts: Manufacture in Lamson & Sessions Plant*, Mar 18 p 34 Bonderizing: Dip-Spra 104 Feb 4 p Process*, Book Reviews: A.S.T.M. Book of Chemical Analyses, Apr 15 p 87 Brady’s Materials Handbook, Feb 25 p 76 Gaging, June 24 p 49 Gear Design Simplified, 17 p 53 Gray Cast Iron, Apr 15 p 118 Handbook of Modern Spring Engineering, Mar 18 p 44 Industrial Directory of New England, Apr 8 p 63 Picture Story of Steel, May 27 p 95 June Productivity as a Remedy for Inflation, May 20 p 56 Resistance Welding, June 24 p 49 South American Handbook, Apr 1p 88 Tin Plate Manufacture, Feb 4 p 148 Tool Steel Simplified, Apr 22 p 82-A Trade Agreements and Anti- Trust Laws, Apr 22 p 82-A Vanadium Alloys, June 24 p 49 Zero to Eighty, May 27 p 40 Boring Machines: Cleveland Precision Jig*, June 24 p 53 Defiance Way’*, Bowers and MacKenzie: Effect of Coke Size on Cu- pola Melting, May 13 p 94 Horizontal Feb 25 p 52 Two- Brady, George S.: a Workers! Mar ll p 4 Brakes: Allsteel Verson Press*, Apr 22 p 51 Brazil: Beauxite Export Trade, Mar ll p 116 Manganese March, May Ore Exports, 13 p 123 Bridges: American Institute of Steel Construction Awards Prizes for Best Design, May 6 p 104 Golden Gate Opened, June 3 p 7o te San Francisco-Oakland*, Jan 7 p 155 Briggs, Charles W.: Awarded William H. McFad- den Gold Medal, May 13 p 95 Briquetting: Borings and Turnings, Scrap Prices Show Economy of, Apr 8 p 41 British Iron and Steel Federa- tion: Mills’ Agreement on _ Scrap, Mar 4 p 17; 108; Apr 29 p 88 Mar 11 p Broaching: Surface*, June 10 p 37 Broaching Machines: Colonial Universal*, Apr 15 p 55 Brosius, Edgar E.: Auto Floor Charging Ma- chine*, May 20 p 47 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Graduates of Apprentice Training School Meet, Mar 25 p 70 Inside Micrometers*, Apr 1 p 56 Micrometer Attachment for End Rods*, June 17 p 61 Milling Machine, Omniversal Head*, Jan 28 p 38 Brunorizing Furnace: Installation at Carnegie - Illi- nois Rail Mill*, Mar 11 p 84; Mar 18 p 46 Brush Beryllium Co.; Lower Price for Beryllium, Feb 4 p 106 Buckets: Clam Shell, Blaw-Knox New Type*, Apr 29 p 58 Budd Mfg. Co., E. F.: SWOCc Circular Distributed to Workers, Feb 18 p 55 Buick Motor Co.: Forging Crankshafts*, Mar 25 p 28 , ' | | | June ‘wo- Cu- 4 Apr Mar orts, steel ‘izes » 104 3p Jan “ad- p 95 crap of, era- rap, 108; 15 Ma- 0.3 itice Mar 1p for 1 »rsal Illi- » 84; jum, New d to uo ~ ee —— er eee Buildings, Metal: Progress in Steel 1936*, Jan 7 p 110 Housing, Bureau of Business Research, University of Pittsburgh: Economics of Iron and Steel Industry, Feb 18 p 32; Mar 4 p 78 Bureau of Standards: Electrolytic Deposition of Iron, Apr 22 p 82-D Burnett, L. H.: Safety and Accident Preven- tion in Steel Plants*, June 10 p 40 Burt, C. R.: Machine Tools a Means of Stabilizing Prosperity, Jan 21 p 78 Machine Tools Important Fac- tor in Prosperity, May 13 p 35 Business: Durable Goods Sharing Fully in Recovery*, Jan 21 p 24 Business Advisory Council, Dept. of Commerce: E. R. Stettinus and W. L. Batt New Members, Mar 11 p 74 Butter Cooler: Lansing Stainless Steel*, 6 p 80 May Buzzard, R. W.: Aluminum Alloys Anodizing Process, Mar 11 p 120 Cabinets: Lyon Metal], June 3 p 108 Cable: Flamenol, General Electric In- sulated, June 10 p 48 Welding, Tweco Connections for *, June 17 p 638 California Wire Cloth Co.: Acquired by Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., June 10 p 112 Cameron, W. J.: Defense of Machine Tools, Feb 11 p 54 Campbell, T. C.: Continuous Strip 1936*, Jan 7 p 131 Steel Mill Equipment Improve- ments*, Jan 7 p 479 Installation, Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.: Spectrographic Analysis of Alloy Cast Iron*, May 20 p 25 Capacity: Blast Furnace, 1936, Mar 4 p 93 Continuous Strip Mill Installa- tions and, 1926-1936, Jan 7 p 134 Steel Industry, 1936, Mar 4 p 93 Steel Ingots by Districts, 1936*, Jan 7 p 159 Tin Plate, Hot and duced, Jan 7 p 135 Cold Re- Capital Goods: Index of Activities, Jan 14 p 59; Jan 21 p 47; Jan 28 p 47; Feb 4 p 87; Feb 11 p 61; Feb 18 p 63; Feb 25 p 59; Mar 4 p 65; Mar 11 p 72; Mar 18 p 45; Mar 25 p 53; Apr 1 p 59; Api 8 p 55; Apr 15 p 63; Apr 22 p 53; Apr 29 p 65; May 6 p 65; May 13 p 63; May 20 p 51; May 27 p 59; June 3 p 61; June 10 p 59; June 17 p 69; June 24 p 63 Sharing Fully in Recovery*, Jan 21 p 24 JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 Carbides: Sintered, Firth-Sterling Opens New Plant for Manufacture of*, June 10 p 70 Carburizing Machine: American Rotary proved*, May 27 p 56 Im- Gas, Card, H. S.: Extension of Welding Asks Code, Apr 29 p 86 Carl, M. L.: Enameling of Castings, May 20 p 74 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.: Agreement with SWOC, Mar 11 p 88; Mar 25 p 76 Blast Furnace Run Since 1930, Apr 1 p 106 Brunorizing Furnace at Gary Rail Works*, Mar 11 p 8&4; Mar 18 p 46 Company Union Support With- drawn, Apr 29 p 93 Contract with ClO; $5 a 40-hr Week, Mar 4 p 89 Employees Oust Pro-Lewis Man as Chairman of Em- ployee District Committee, Jan 14 p 68 Employee Representatives and SWoc Gird for Battle, Mar 11 pp 107 120 Employees Form Independent Union, Apr 1 p 92 Employees Start Campaign Against CIO, Jan 28 p 58 Employees Voting on Proposed New p SY Extras and Deductions on Tin Plate, Jan 14 p 57 Files Answer to Complaint of SWOC, Jan 14 p 44 Hearings in SWOC Complaint Against*, Jan 21 p 48; Jan 28 p 51 Homestead S e m i-Continuous Plate Mill*. Jan 21 p 36 Day, Wage Demands, Feb 25 Irvin, William A., Breaks Ground for New Mill That Bears His Name*, May 27 p 70; June 3 p 43-B Lets Contracts for Irvin Works, June 17 p 106 Pouring Molten Pig Iron Open-Hearth Furnace*, 7 p 145 Takes Over Control of Pencoyd Plant, Feb 25 p 8&5 To Reopen Mercer Works, Feb 25 p SS Transfers Joliet Plant to American Steel & Wire Co., Jan 7 p 187 Wages, Employees Make New Demands, Feb. 18 p 74 Wages, White Collar Workers to Share in Adjustments, Mar 18 p 66 Into Jan Carnegie Institute of Technology: To Study Properties of Tin, June 3 p 64 Carrel Steel Co.: Organized, Apr 22 p 71 Cars: Freight and Passenger Orders, 1936, Jan 7 p 187 Freight Orders, Apr 1 p 76 Light Weight Steel Would be Large Saving for Railroads, May 27 p 93-A Passenger, Census, 1935, Mar 18 p 57 Spotting Decision, May 20 p 78 Stainless Steel, Santa Fe Or- ders 52 Passenger, Mar 11 p %4 Cast Iron Soil Pipe Association: Files Answer to Complaint of FTC, Apr 29 p 70 FTC Complaint Against, Apr 1 p 64 Casting Machine: Madison-Kipp for Metals*, Plastic Apr 22 p 48 Castings, Alloy tron: Spectrographic May 20 p 25 Analysis of*, Castings, Die: Saving Money with Zine Alloy*, May 6 p 51 Castings, Iron: Alloying Cupola*, Apr. 29 p 43 Bibliography of Develop- mentsl, June 24 p 40 Electric Furnace*, Apr. 29 p 36; May 6 p 46 Enameling of, May Use of Alloys in, 20 p 74 Jan 21 p 55 Castings, Malieable Iron: Annealing by Radiant Tube Furnace*, Feb 18 p 28 Annealing in Special Atmos- phere Electric Furnace*, Mar 4 p 58 New Uses for*, May 6 p 50 Castings, Stainless Steel: Are Refined*, Jan 28 p 18 Castings Steel: Demand Stimulated by Skilled Labor Shortage*, Apr 29 p 54 In Cement Bonded Sand Molds, June 3 p 59 World Production, 1928-1936*, Jan 7 1913 p 148 and Cederleaf, Fred W.: Machine Tool Builders’ Contri- bution to Mass Production, June 10 p 49 Cement: Midwest, for Polishing Wheels, Feb 25 p 52 Seal-tite Polishing Wheel, Mar 18 p 43 Central tron & Steel Co.: Increases Wages and Estab- lishes 40-Hr. Week Mar 11 p 93 Ceramics: Kemite for Laboratory Tops, May 13 p 47 Table Chain: Great Iron, 1778*, June 3 p 44 Chamber of Commerce of United States: Annual Meeting May 6 p 68 Asks Revision of Wagner Act and Corporate Surtax, May 6 p 68 Committee’s Report on Aboli- tion of Basing Point, Feb 4 p 132; 77 Feb 11 p 77 Proceedings, Chambersburg Engineering Co.: Hydraulic Press for Closing Boiler Spuds*, June 24 p 52 Pneumatic Hammer for Air- plane Sheet Metal Work*, Mar 25 p 49 Chamfering Machine: Cimatool Gear Tooth*, Apr 1 Champion Rivet Co.: Are Electrode for Steels, May 20 p 57 Special Chapman, Everett: Welded Steel in Railroad Ser- vice, June 24 p 50 Charging Boxes: Union Alloy Steel*, Jan 28 p 69 Charging Machine: Auto Floor’, > . Brosius p 47 May 20 Chevrolet Motor Co.: Breaks Ground for Plant*, June 10 p 57 Hypothetical Agreement UAW, Feb 11 p 88 New Buffalo Plant*, Apr 1 p 63 Buffalo with Chicago Molded Products Co.: Plastic Molding*, June 24 p 36 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.: Portable Tool Grinders*, Mar 18 p 44 Chicago Tubing & Braiding Co.: Fiexible Tubing from Strip*, May 13 p 60 Chimney: World’s Highest*, Feb 3 p 116 Chipman, John: Open-Hearth Slag, Apr 22 p 31 Chrysler Corp.: Machining 6-Cylinder Mar 11 p 38 Chucks: American Standards New Spin- dle Nose and*, Apr 8 p 34 Hartford Superspacer Index- ing*, Mar 18 p 42 Modernization*, Feb 25 p 38 Block*, Cimatool Co.: Chamfering Machine, Tooth*, Apr 1 p 57 Gear Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.: Grinding Cemented - Carbide Cutters*, June 17 p 51 Cincinnati Milling Machine & Cincinnati Grinders, Inc.: Booklet on Apprentice Train- ing, Feb 4 p 114 Cylindrical Grinder’, p 53 cio: (See also SWOC) Carnegie-Illinois Signs tract with, Mar 4 p 89 Hoffman, Clare E., Urges Or- ganization Be Assessed for Taxes, June 3 p 87 Lewis Moves to Control Raw Materials, June 17 p 90-E Loses Election at Yale & Towne Plant, June 10 p 87 Republic States Real Issues in Refusal to Sign with, June 3 p 86-C Senate Investigation Author- ized on Restricted Mail De- liveries to Republic Plants, June 17 p 70 Signed Agreements, National Labor Board to Decide Piv- otal Issue in Steel Strike, June 17 p 90-A Feb 18 Con- Clark, Montague A.: Story of Successful Industrial Relations, June 17 p 93 Cleaners: Houghto-Clean p 84 Metal, Jan 28 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co.: Overhead Materials Handling Equipment*, May 13 Insert Cleveland Engineering Society: To Honor Eight Men, May 20 p 62 Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.: Pneumatic Scaling Tool*, Apr 1 p 56 Cleveland Universal Jig Co.: Precision Jig Boring Machine*, June 24 p 53 Coal Bill: Vinson-Guffey Passed by Con- gress, Apr 15 p 68 Coal Mines: Captive, Come Under Board, June 24 p 74 Coal Coating: Buzzard Anodizing Process for Aluminum Alloys, Mar 11 p 120 Progress in Metal Finishing*, Jan 7 p 635; Jan 14 p 37 Iv Cochrane-Bly Co.: Colby Universal Vertical Miller-Shaper*, Feb 25 p 53 Codes: American Foundrymen’s Asso- ciation, Jan 27 p 84 Color, for Marking Steel Bars, Feb 25 p 88 Extension of Welding Asked, Apr 29 p 86 Coining: Forging and Forming Practice, Jan 7 p 364 Coke: By-Product and Beehive Pro- duction, 1936, Feb 4 p 143 Size, Effect on Cupola Melting, May 13 p 94 College Graduates: Bethlehem Booklet on Training Course, Jan 28 p 84 United States Steel Corp. Re- cruits, June 17 p 90-A Colloidal Graphite: As a Die Casting Lubricant, Feb 25 p 41 Collord, Inc.: Latex Spray and Dip Process for Plating Equipment*, June 24 p 55 Colonial Broach Co.: Universal Broaching chines*, Apr 15 p 55 Ma- Color: Matching, Westinghouse In- _ stalls Booth for, May 6 p 79 Steel Bar Code Approved, Feb 25 p 88 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Acquires California Wire Cloth Co., June 10 p 112 Committee on Industrial Analy- sis: Report on NRA, Mar 4 p 70 Concrete Reinforcing Steel In- stitute: Convention Proceedings, May 6 p 106 Consolidated Steel Corp.: Annual Report, Feb 18 p 89-D Construction: Census of 1935, Feb 4 p 148 New and Contemplated in Steel Industry, Jan 28 p 32 Outlook*, Jan 7 p 138 President’s Six Year Program, Feb 11 p 90 Consumer is King, May 27 p 41 Continental Can Co.: Annual Report, Feb 18 p 87 Continental Machine Specialties, Inc.: Do-All Continuous Band Saw- ing and Filing Operations, Jan 14 p 44 Continental Steel Corp.: Konik Steel, Apr 29 p 63 Control: Electrical, and Protection of Distribution Lines*, May 20 p 38 Electrical, of Hydraulic Mo- tions, Apr 29 p 78 Electrically Driven Machin- ery*, June 3 p 54; June 17 p 54 Quality, and Production of Automobile Body Sheets*, June 3 p 50 Westinghouse Ignitron Welder*, Jan 28 p 40 Seam Controller: Baker-Raulang NoPlug Truck, Apr 8 p 91 JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 Conventions: American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Feb 25 p 42 American Iron and Steel Insti- tute, June 3 p 32 American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers Spring Meet- 97 ing, May 27 p 75 American Steel Warehouse Association, May 27 p 94 Associated Machine Tool Dealers, June 24 p 82 Association of American Rail- roads, June 24 p 81 Association of Iron and Steel Engineers, Mar 4 p 59; May 6 p 54 Chamber of Commerce of United States, May 6 p 68 Concrete Reinforcing Steel In- stitute, May 6 p 106 Gray Iron Founders’ June 24 p 93 Institute of Scrap Steel, Jan 21 p 71 Iron, Steel and Allied Indus- tries of California, Feb 18 p aa National Association of Sheet Metal Distributers, May 13 p 81 National Machine Tool Build- ers Association, May 6 p 87 National Metal Trades Asso- ciation, June 3 p 74 Open-Hearth Conference of A. I. M. E., Apr 22 p 26 Railway Supply Manufactur- ers Association, June 24 p 81 Society of Automotive Engi- neers, Jan 21 p 61 Society, Iron and Conveyor System: Logan Compact*, Apr 29 p 48 Conveyors: Belt, Link-Belt for Under- ground Use*, June 17 p 63 Mathews Roller, for Heavy Duty*, Feb 25 p 51 Mathews Shock Absorbing Roller*, Apr 15 p 53 Syntron Vibra-Flow Mar 18 p 43 Feeder*, Conway, Martin J.: Side Door Heating Furnaces’, Apr 15 p 34 Corbett, W. J.: Skilled Labor Shortage Stimu- lates Steel Castings De- mand, Apr 29 p 54 Corrosion: Metallic, Fundamental Prin- ciples of*, Apr 15 p 46; Apr 22 43 Rust-Proofing Iron by Metallizing*, 54-G and Steel Feb 11 p Costs: Living, February, Mar 18 p 72 Steel Industry Rise Exceeds Revenue Added by New Prices, Apr 8 p 71 Coughlin, George M.: Natural Gas in Open Hearths, Apr 22 p 30 Cowan, R. J.: Annealing Plant for Continu- ous Sheet Mill, May 6 p 56 Cowbells: Manufacture in Blum Plant’, May 20 p 44 Cranes: Economy, Costs of Operation and Maintenance*, Apr 29 p ao For Unusual Materials Han- dling*, June 10 p 44 Transfer System in American Blower Plant, Apr 15 p 118 Crankshafts: Forging in Buick Plant*, Mar 25 p 28 Crosby, V. A.: Alloys in Castings, Jan 21 p 55 Crucible Steel Co. of America: Annual Meeting, Apr 29 p 108 Annual Report, Feb 18 p 89-D Employees Ask for NLRB Vote, May 20 p 92 Signs SWOC Agreement, May 27 p 92 Cuba: Exports of Iron and Steel Scrap, 1936, May 13 p 107 Cuban - American Manganese Corp.: New Plant for Processing Manganese Ore, Apr 8 p 71 Cunningham Co., M. E.: Safety Steel Stamp*, Mar 18 p 44 Curtis, Frank W.: Developments in Small Tools and Gages*, Jan 7 p 327 Cut-Off Machine: American Chain Abrasive Nheel Cutamatic*, June 24 p 52 Cutters: Grinding Cemented-Carbide*, June 17 p 51 Cutting: Flame, Stainless Steel Scrap*, May 20 p 43 Metals, Test Method for Ma- chine Shops*, May 13 p 38 Oxyacetylene, Developments’, Jan 7 p 564 Oxyacetylene Mar 25 p 33 of Mild Steel’, Stack Flame for Freight Car Parts*, Feb 11 p 48 Cutting Machine: Lewis Automatic Wire Straightening and *, June 17 p 62 Cylinder Block: Machining in Chrysler Plant*, Mar 11 p 38 D Darnton, Robert H.: Buick Forging Practice’, 25 p 28 Davis, A. F.: Cutting Costs of Jigs and Fix- tures by Arc Welding*, Mar 25 p 38 Mar Davy & United Engineering Co., Ltd.: United Engineering & Foun- dry Co. Acquires Interest in, Feb 4 p 116 Deale, Robert C.: Metal Cutting Test Method for Machine Shops*, May 13 p 38 Deere Plow Co.: Celebrates Centennial, Feb 4 p 98 Defiance Machine Works: Boring Machine, Horizontal Two-Way*, Feb 25 p 52 Degreasing Compound: Magnus Emulsion, May 6 p 80 Delaware Aqueduct: First Contract Let, Feb 4 p 95 Department of Labor: Annual Report, Jan 14 p 67 Detector: Temperature, Leeds & North- rup Rayotube*, Mar 25 p 47 Detwiler, W. F.: Trend to Special 28 p 56 Steels, Jan Dewhurst, Durable J. Frederic: ; Goods Sharing in Recovery*, Full Jan 21 p 24 Di Giulio, Dr. Armand: Welding in Automobile Indus. try®, Apr 1 p 38 . Die Casting Machine: Phoenix Hydraulic*, Mar 25 p 46 Die Castings: Saving Money with Zine Al- loy*, May 6 p 51 Dietert Co., Harry W.: Sand Washing Machine*, Mar 25 p 46 Dip-Spra: Bonderizing Process*, Feb 4 p 104 Dissolving Machine: Patterson for Solvents, June 17 p 59 Distribution Lines: Industrial Electric, Control and Protection*, May 20 p 38 Dix, Arthur H.: Wage Incentives, Jan 7 p 150 Do-All Machine: Continental, for Continuous Sawing and Filing*, Jan 14 p 44 Doors: Kinnear Steel Rolling*, May 13 p 121 Drakenfeld Co., Inc., B. F.: Trailer Laboratory to Aid Enamelers, June 10 p 81 Dresser Mfg. Co., S. R.: Threadless Pipe Fittings’, Mar 18 p 43 Drilling Machine: Langelier Special Tapping and*, June 17 p 62 Drives: Blooming Mill Auxiliary, Ward-Leonard Mar 4 p 85 Progress in Power Transmis- sion*, Jan 7 p 407 Public Utilities, Better ods*, Mar 25 p 40 Selecting a Motor to Fit*, Apr 22 p 37 Control for, Meth- Drop Forging Industry: Trends, Feb 11 p 108 DuChemin, N. M.: Machinery, Methods and Per- sonnel, June 3 p 92 Duflex: Maas & Waldstein Flexible Finish for Metal Feb 25 p 96 Products, Durable (See Goods: Capital Goods) Dust Control Equipment Manu- facturers: Officers, Apr 15 p 95 Dust Diseases: Air Hygiene Foundation Plans Research on, June 10 p 53 E Earnings: 22 Steel Companies, 22 p 50 1936, Apr Eastern Machine Screw Corp.: Feed Fingers for Screw Ma- chines*, Apr 29 p 58 Fully Pp 24 idus- Al- Mar eb 4 June ntrol 20 p p 150 juoUs in 14 May Aid $1 ngs*, ping iary, for, smis- {eth- Apr Per- ‘xible ucts, janu- Plans p 53 Apr -orp.: Ma- Eaton Mfg. Co.: Building Research Labora- tory, May 13 p 127 Eaves Trough: Milcor, Kuehn’s Gutter, Jan 28 p 95 Eberhardt, Frank E.: Why Compromise with Pro- fessional Labor Agitators? Mar 11 p 36 Economics of Iron and Steel In- dustry Resume, Feb 18 p 32 Editorials Achilles’ Heel, Jan 21 p 23 Beneath the Roof Boards, Mar 11 p 35 Big Money Contests, Feb 18 p 27 Crutches Versus’ Footwork, 97 May 27 p 35 Depressions, Bigger and Bet- ter, Mar 25 p 27 Facing Some Facts, Mar 18 p 25 Forthcoming Two-Horned Di- lemma, Feb 11 p 33 Gas-Tronomics, Apr 22 p 25 Getting Back to Normal, June 24 p 29 ‘It Can't Happen Here,” Jan 28 p 17 L’'Envoi, Jan 7 p 59 Moral Challenge, Feb 4 p 55 More Symbols, Less Formulas, Jan 14 p 21 One Thing Leads to Another, June 17 p 39 Politics Makes Strange fellows, June 10 p 29 Precedents Are Dangerous, Feb 25 p 27 Right -+- Wrong 3 p 31 Sacred Bull, Apr 29 p 35 Time to Change the Medicine, Apr 1p 37 Trance or Transit? May 6 p 35 Wagner Act—-Now That You Have It What Will You Do With It? Apr 15 p 84 When the Consumer Needs a Friend, Apr 8 p 25 When You Evict the Devil, Close the Door! Mar 4 p 37 Where Angels Fear to Tread, Apr 15 p 33 Bed- Wrong, June Einstein and Romaine: Surface Broaching*, p 37 June 10 Einstein, Sol: Standarization of Motors and Controls, June 17 p 90-H Elberty, R. S.: Motors for Special Applica- tions, Apr 29 p 76 Electric Arc Cutting & Welding Co.: “Compensating’’ Welding Rod, Feb 18 p 52 Electric Furnace Co.: Annealing Furnace for Malle- able Castings*, Mar 4 p 58 Electrocon Co.: Portable ment*, Balancing Equip- Apr 22 p 49 Electrode: Champion Steels, Are, for May 20 p 57 Special Electro-Galvanizing: Equipment in Wire Mill*, Republie’s New May 13 p 48 Elfkalin Co.: Heat Indicating Paints, 15 p 53 Apr Ellenbogen, Henry: Bill for Sweeping Steel Industry, May 20 p 58 Inquiry of Mar 4 p 66; JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Co.: Roemer, Henry A., Chairman of Board, Mar 25 p 66 Enameling: Iron Castings, May 20 p 74 Engines: Aircraft, Metals in, Jan 21 p 64 Diesel Production, 1935, Feb 4 p lll : Ford 60-Hp. V-8, Machining’, May 13 p 42 Equipment: Plant, Outlook for*, Jan 7 p 659 Ernest and Kronenberg: Grinding Cemented - Carbide Milling Cutters*, June 17 p 51 Evans, U. R.: Metallic Corrosion, Funda- mental Principles of*, Apr 15 p 46; Apr 22 p 43 Exhibits: General Electric Machine Tool Speed, May 20 p 81; May 27 p 77; June 17 p 90-H General Electric Traveling Switchgear, May 13 p 115 Herbert Machine Tool*, Mar 11 p 50 Metal Finish Announcement, May 13 p 103 North American Homes, May 30 p 77 “Talking Rails’’*, Apr 8 p 105; Apr 15 p 76 Exports: Iron and Steel, November, Jan 14 p 53; December and Year, Feb 18 p 88; January, Mar 18 p 65; February, Apr 15 p 57; March, May 6 p 86, May 13 p 62; April, June 17 p 95 Crawford Bill to License Pig Iron and Scrap for Arma- ments, June 17 p 74 Machinery, Value, November Jan 14 p 110; December and Year, Feb 25 p 76; January, May 6 p 116; March, May 13 p 76 Scrap, 1936, Mar 18 p 56; Mar 25 p 60 Scrap, Bill to License, Apr 1 p 107; Apr 8 p 79; Apr 22 p 68 Scrap Has Created No Emer- gency — Government Com- mittee Report, May 27 p 91 Scrap, Steel Mills Seek Re- striction on, Mar 25 p 97 Scrap to Japan, March, May 27 p 80 Tin Plate Scrap, Restricting Proposed, Apr 1 p 68 Extras: Alloy Steel, New, Feb 4 p 81 And Deductions, Carnegie-Illi- nois on Tin Plate, Jan 14 p Quantity on Steel, High Mar 18 p 90 Carbon F Fabricated Structural Steel: Orders, 1936*, Feb 4 p 94 Fairless, Benjamin F: President Carnegie - Lllinois Steel Corp.*, Apr 8 Insert Farmers Deposit National Bank: Stainless Steel Bank Vault’, Apr 8 p 41 Farm Implements: Industry, 1936*, Jan 7 p 104 Sales, 1936, May 27 p 93 Farms: Steel Requirements for 150- Acre, Apr 15 p 71 Farrar & Trefts, Inc.: Welding Locomotive and Dome’, Feb 18 p 50 Boiler Farrel-Birmingham Co., Inc.: Hardening Machine for Double Helical Gears*, May 27 p 54 Hydraulic Press for Aircraft Parts*, Mar 18 p 41-D Sykes Gear Generating Ma- chine No. 2-C*, Mar 11 p 58 Farrell, James A.: Declares Merchant Marine is Obsolete, June 17 p 82 Farrell, Morgan: 8090 Bills in Congress; What Do They Mean in Business? May 6 p 52 Prospective Legislation, Jan 7 p 156 Federal Machine & Welder Co.: Electric Resistance Heater for Heat Treating*, Feb 18 p 52 Under New Ownership, Mar 25 p 68 Federal Trade Commission: Basing Point, Contemplates Cease and Desist Order Against, May 20 p 79 Basing Point, Denies Intention to Issue Sweeping Complaint Against, May 6 p 66 Basing Point Involved in Or- der Against Cable Makers, Jan 14 p 64 Cast Iron Soil Pipe Associa- tion Files Answer to Com- plaint, Apr 29 p 70 Cease and Desist Order Against Water Equipment Manufacturers, May 27 p 69 Complaint Against Cast Iron Soil Pipe Association, Apr 1 p 64 Complaint Against General Motors Corp., June 24 p 95 Complaint Against Rivet Manufacturers for Price Agreement, Apr 22 p 65 Desist Order on Turbo-Gen- erator Manufacturers, Apr 8 p 88-B Extends Time in Oliver Broth- ers Robinson-Patman Case, Apr 22 p 82-A Federal Trade Commission Act: Amendment of “Deceptive Practices”’ Senate, Apr 8 p 62 Passes Feed Fingers: Eastern for Screw Apr 29 p 58 Machines*, Ferroalloys: Output, 1936, Apr i p 103 Ferry: Gil-Boat All Steel Welded, Feb 18 p 89-B Film: Park Liquid Protective, Jan 28 p 57 Finished Steel: (See Steel) Finishing Machine: Michigan Gear*, Feb 18 p 54 Firth-Sterling Steel Co.: Opens New Plant for Manu- facture of Sintered Car- bides*, June 10 p 70 Fisher, F. E.: Alloying Cupola Gray Cast Iron*, Apr 29 p 43 Fiske, Rogers A.: Plant Equipment Demand’, Jan 7 p 659 Railroad Rejuvenation, 1936*, Jan 7 p 82 Fitchburg Grinding Machine Corp.: Self-Contained Grinding Wheel Head*, May 27 p 56 Fittings: Dresser Threadless Pipe*, 18 p 43 Mar Flamenol: General Electric Insulated Ca- ble, June 10 p 48 Flexogrip: Bond for Polishing Feb 18 p 52 W heels, Floorsteel: Acme, Mar 11 p 66 Follansbee Brothers Co.: Modernization » 27 p 106 Program, May Fonda, George T.: Safety and Accident Preven- tion in Steel Plants (Discus- sion), June 10 p 40 FonDersmith, C. R.: Solidification of Rimmed In- gots, Feb 25 p 45 Foote Bros. Corp.: Speed Reducers, [XL Fraction- al Horsepower*, Feb 25 p 52 Gear & Machine Ford Motor Co.: suilding Two Feb 25 p 72 Fires New Coke Ovens, Feb 25 p 78 Fordisms, May 27 p 63 Johansson Gage Block Set, New No. 2, Apr 29 p 59 Welded Ships, Launches All-Welded Ship, May 20 p 57 Machining 60-Hp. V-8 En- gine*, May 13 p 42 Seale Model of River Rouge Plant*, June 3 p 64 Foremen: Training, June 3 p 60 Forging: Ajax Induction Heating for*, June 17 p 57 Crankshafts in Mar 25, p 28 Developments in*, Jan 7 p 363; Jan 28 p 26 Buick Plant*, Forgings: Great Iron Chain of 1778*, June 3 p 44 Forging Machines: Ajax, New Design*, 38 Jan 28 p Forming Machines: Developments in, Jan 7 p 363; Jan 28 p 26 Foster, Neal W.: Foremen and Foremen Train- ing, June 3 p 60 Foundries: Non-Ferrous Problems, Apr 29 p 46 Progress in Equipment and Supplies*, Jan 7 p 681 Foundry Equipment Manufac- turers Association: Officers, Feb 11 p 87 Foundrymen’s Associations: American, Codes, Jan 7 p 178; Jan 28 p 84; Convention Com- mittees, Feb 18 p 82; Con- vention Proceedings, May 13 p 88; Exhibition and Con- vention Plans, Apr 1 p 72; Prizes for Safety Ideas, Jan 7 p 190; Jan 14 p 59P Four-Wheel Drive Auto Co.: Expansion Plans, Apr 8 p 107 Fox Machine Co.: Welded Construction of Ma- chine Tools*, Mar 25 p 44 France: Pig Iron and Apr 29 p 84 Pig Iron Months, Steel Industry, Production Two May 13 p lll Freight Rates: Hearings for Readjustment of, Jan 14 p 66 Heavy Commodities, Apr 15 p 68 Iron Ore, Apr 29 p 66 Long and Short-Haul Bill Re- ported “‘Out,’’ Apr 8 p 62 Lower in South Asked for, June 3 p 71 Pig Iron, Ashland to Apr 22 p 92 Butler, Frieze: Stainless Steel May 20 p 49 Decorative’, Furnace Wall: Reintjes Supported, 95 Feb 11 p Furnaces, Annealing: Special Atmosphere Electric for Malleable Castings*, Mar 4 p 58 Furnaces, Blast: Capacity, 1936, Mar 4 p 93 Carnegie-Illinois Run _ Since 1930, Apr 1 p 106 Great Lakes Steel Corp. to Build, Mar 11 p 138 Pig Iron Production, ber, Jan 7 p 178, Jan 14 p 81: January, Feb 4 p 119, Feb 11 p 95; February, Mar 4 p 91, Mar 11 p 123; March, Apr 8 p 88-A; April, May 6 p 92; May, June 3 p 106, June 10 p 53 Practice at Corby, May 27 p 44 Seab Removed by Dynamite Blasting, Jan 14 p 106 Weirton Rebuilt Resumes Op- erations, Jan 7 p 189 Decem- England, Furnaces, Brunorizing: At Gary Rail Works of Car- negie-Illinois Steel Corp.*, Mar 11 p 84; Mar 18 p 46 Furnaces, Electric: Hollow-Electrode for Stainless Steel Castings*, Jan 28 p 18 Mackensie Thermograd Lab- oratory*, Feb 25 p 51 Melting Cast Iron in*, Apr 29 p 36; May 6 p 46 Furnaces, Heating: Side Door, Furnace and Temperature Apr 15 p 34 Pressure Control*, Furnaces, Industrial: Design, Mar 4 p 59 Furnaces, Open-Hearth: Developments, May 27 p 46 Inland Steel Co.’s New, Apr 22 p 28 Natural Gas in, Apr 22 p 29 Quick Bottoms, Apr 22 p 29 Slag Viscosity Control for Greater Uniformity in Steel*, June 17 p 46 G Gage Blocks: Johansson No. 2 New, Apr 29 p 59 Gages: , . Developments in*, Jan 7 p 327 Sheffield New Comparator’, Apr 15 p 54 Gallup, Milton: ; Porcelain Enamel for Archi- tectural Work, May 20 p 74 Galvanizing: ; Use of Fluxes in, 127 May 13 p Gardner, George: Aviation*, Jan 7 p 92 Garlock Packing Co.: 50th Anniversary, 121 June 24 p Gas: Natural, in Apr 22 p 29 Open Hearths, JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 G. D. S. Shearing & Punching Machine Co.: Automatic Bar 28 p 41 Bender*, Jan Gear Finishing Machine: Michigan*, Feb 18 p 54 Gear Generating Machine: Farrel-Birmingham Sykes No. 2-C*, Mar 11 p 58 Gear Wires: Van Keuren 1 p 56 Measuring*, Apr Gears: Aircraft Engine Apr 8 p 30 Automobile Transmission, Fac- tors Influencing Durability, June 3 p 58 Double - Helical, Hardening Machine for*, May 27 p 54 Meehanite Metal for, June 3 p 59 Michigan Checking ment*, Apr 15 p 56 Reduction*, Equip- General Electric Co.: Annual Report, Mar 18 p 90; Quarterly Report, Apr 29 p 97 Double Photoelectric er, May 13 p 102 Flamenol Cable, June 10 p 48 Record- Flood Damage in Cincinnati Plant*, Mar 11 p 45 Heating Unit, Small Cart- ridge-Type, June 17 p 58 Industrial Products Display*, Apr 8 p 88-B Machine Tool Speed Show, May 20 p 81; May 27 p 77; June 17 p 90-H Mushroom Head Push Button Station*, June 24 p 54 Refrigerated Trucks, Line, Jan 21 p 54 Tester for Electrical Sheets, Single Strip Core-Loss*, Mar 25 p 30 Thermo-Tector 28 p 39 Traveling Switchgear Exhibit, May 13 p 115 Welding Schenectady Armory*, May 20 p 49 Welding Service in Ohio Area, Jan 28 p 55 New Switch, Jan State General Motors Corp.: FTC Issues Complaint Against, June 24 p 95 Grand Rapids Stamping Divi- sion*, Mar 4 p 53 Linden, N. J., Plant in Opera- tion, May 13 p 77 Press Comments on Jan 28 p 61 Strike, President Rebukes Al- fred P. Sloan, Jan 28 p 70 Strikers Enjoined, Feb 4 p 118 Strike, Germany: Non-Ferrous Metal Industry, 1936, May 13 p 109 Pyrite Cinder Process, June 24 p 84 Restricts Use of Stainless Steels, Mar 4 p 53 Steel Production, 1936, Feb 18 p 89-B Steel Exports, 1936, Mar 4 p 74 Gerrard Co.: Purchased by American Steel & Wire Co., Jan 21 p 66 Giese, A. F., Jr.: Continuous Rolling of Hot Strip Steel, Mar 4 p 84 Gil-Boat Co.: All-Steel Welded Ferry, Feb 18 p 89-B Girdler, T. M.: Answers Senator Guffey’s At- tack on Steel Companies, June 17 p 90-G Monopolies’ in Government Destroy dom, Apr 8 p 81 President, American Iron and Steel Institute*, June 3 p 32 Statement to Steel Mediation Board, June 24 p 94 Business or Free- Gisholt Machine Co.: Turret Lathe for Large Steel Forgings’, 1 p 55 Machining Apr Goddard & Goddard Co.: Wins Safety Trophy, Feb 25 p Goodrich Co. B. F.: Koroseal Tank Lining for Cor- rosion Resistance*, Feb 25 p 81 Rubber Lined Steel Pipe for Acid Waste*, Apr 1 p 44 Government Expenditures: Administration's Problem of Making Income Equal Out- go, Apr 1 p 68 Iron and Steel Federal Proj- ects, First Juarter, June 3 p 119 Grace, Eugene G.: Address at Spring Meeting, American Iron and Steel In- stitute, June 3 p 33 Lauds Employee Representa- tion Plan, Jan 28 p 64 Progress in Steel, Jan 7 p 60 Grain Surface: Hardness Penetration and*, Mar 18 p 26; Mar 25 p 34 Grand Rapids Stamping Divi- sion, General Motors Corp.: Heavy Stampings*, Mar 4 p 53 Granite City Steel Co.: Annual Report, Apr 1 p 91 Continuous Strip Mill Instal- lation*, Mar 4 p 38 Graphite: ‘ Collodial, as a Die Casting Lu- bricamt, Feb 25 p 41 Gray Iron Founders’ Society: Annual Meeting, June 24 p 93 Great Britain: Blast Furnace Practice at Corby, May 27 p 44 British Iron and Steel Federa- tion Agreement on Scrap, Mar 4 p 77; Mar 11 p 103; Apr 29 p &8 Coke Production, Feb 4 p 106 Imports of Pig Iron and Steel, May 13 p 111 Iron and Steel Exports, Apr 22 p 82-B Machine Tool Buying in United States, Mar 25 p 114 Machine Tool Industry, June 3 p 78 Merger of Welsh Tin Plate Makers, Apr 22 p 99 Pig Iron and Scrap Shortage, Apr 29 p 80 Pig Iron and Steel Output, January, February, Apr 1 p 107; March, May 13 p 112; April, May 27 p 118; May, June 24 p 94 Pig Iron Import Duty Re- moved, Mar 18 p 60 Pig Iron Production, 1936, Feb 4 p 105 Removes Import Duty on Cer- tain Steels, June 10 p 69 Scunthorpe, Steel Center, Mar 18 p 73 Steel Plant Extensions Under Way, June 10 p 73 Steel Prices Stabilized for 1937, May 27 p 93-A Great Lakes Steel Corp.: Acquires Stran-Steel Corp., May 6, p 85 Awards Contract for Ore Bridge, May 13 p 87 Lets Contract for Coke Ovens, Mar 25 p 68 To Build New Blast Furnace, Mar 11 p 138 Great Western Steel Co.: Acquires McLouth Steel Corp., Jan 7 p 178 Greenerd Arbor Press Co.: Hydraulic Press with Top and Bottom Rams*, Feb 18 p 54 Gregg, Robert: Criticism of Steel Prices Not Justifiable, May 6 p 85 Grim, H. G.: Natural Gas in Open Hearths, Apr 22 p 29 Grinding: Cemented-Carbide Milling Cut. ters*, June 17 p 51 Snagging and Billet Apr 15 p 49 Costs, Grinding Machines: Chicago Portable Tool*, Mar 18 p 44 Electric Cincinnati Cylindrical*, Feb, 18 p 53 Hanchett Vertical - Spindle Surface, Mar 25 p 48 Landis Universal and Tool*, May 6 p 57 Mattison Alloy Steel Sheet*, Apr 22 p 51 Grinding Wheel Head: Fitchburg Self - Contained*, May 27 p 56 Grinding Wheels: Norton, for Snagging, Apr 15 p 49 Grossman, M. A.: Stainless Steels, Digest of (Discussion), June 3 p 42 Gulf States Steel Co.: Merger with Republic Steel Corp., Feb 11 p 70; Mar 4 p 116; Apr 15 p 72 H Hammers: Chambersburg Pneumatic for Airplane Sheet Metal Work‘*, Mar 25 p 49 Hanchett Mfg. Co.: Vertical Spindle Grinder*, Mar 25 p 48 Hannifin Mfg. Co.: High-Speed Portable Hydrau- lic Press*, Mar 25 p 48 Surface Hardening: Flame, Man-Ten 25 p 47 Steel*, Mar Hardening Machine: Farrel-Birmingham for Double Helical Gears*, May 27 p 54 Harlan & Wolff: Oxyacetylene Cutting of Mild Steel*, Mar 25 p 33 Harrison, R. E. W.: Drop Forging Trends, Feb 11 p 108 Hartford Special Machinery Co.: Indexing Chuck*, Mar 18 p 42 Hartman, Siegfried: New NRA Bill Proposed by, Apr 15 p 64 Hatfield, W. H.: Stayblade Max, New Steel for Turbine Blading, May 27 p 93-A Hatton, O. P.: Developments in Presses and Sheet Metal Machinery’*, Jan 7 p 381; Jan 14 p 46 Heat Treating: Austempering, of, Feb 4 p 99 Progress in*, Jan 7 p 533 New Method Heating: i Ajax Induction for Forging*, June 17 p 57 Heating Machine: Federal Electric for Heat Treating’, 59 p 52 Resistance Feb 18 Heating Unit: General Electric Small Car- tridge Type, June 17 p 58 } ; ee AS a —— Not rths, Cut- ‘osts, ctric Feb. indle ool*, eet®, + 1ed*, steel 4p for rk°, face ‘au- Mar ible 54 Mild llp >0.: » 42 by, for ind y*, 10d ice 18 are ee SNe oe a Herbert Machinery Co.: Machine Tool Exhibit*, Mar 11 p 50 erington, C. E.: Mieodern r Rolls for Modern Mills*, Apr 1 p 48 Herty, C. H., Jr.: Slag Viscosity Control for Greater Uniformity in Steel*, June 17 p 46 Herty, McBride and Hollenback: Grain Surfaces and Hardness Penetration*, Mar 18 p 26; Mar 25 p 34 Hoffman, Clare E.: Introduces Bill Barring Im- portation of Strikebreakers, June 24 p 91-C Who Is the Murderer? 10 p 95 June Hogiund, G. O.: , Spot Welding Aluminum, Jan 21 p 63 Hollenback, McBride and Herty: Grain Surface and Hardness Penetration*, Mar 18 p 26; Mar 25 p 34 Honing Machine: Barnes, Unitary Control*, Mar 25 p 48 Hooks: Armstrong-Bray Carded Belt*, Mar 25 p 47 Hoover Co.: ; Finishing Vacuum Parts, Apr 22 p 44 Cleaner Houghton & Co., E. F.: Metal Cleaners, Jan 28 p 84 Houses, Steel: Bethlehem at North American Homes Exposition, May 20 p oe For Employees*, Feb 25 p 76 In Middletown, Ohio*, Feb 11 p 43 > National Small*, Apr 22 p 7% Progress 1936*, Jan 7 p 110 Housing: Bethlehem Welded Steel Drive, Mar 25 p 49 Hutchinson, R. L.: : Inland New Open-Hearth Fur- naces, Apr 22 p 28 Hutton, R. S.: ; Refractories for High peratures, Feb 25 p 43 Tem- Imports: Chrome Ore, 1936, Feb 25 p 102 Iron and Steel, November, Jan 14 p 53; December and Year, Feb 18 p 88; January, Mar 18 p 64; February, Apr 15 p 86; March, May 13 p 62; April, June 17 p %5 Iron Ore by Countries of Ori- gin, November, Jan 14 p 53; December and Year, Feb 18 p 88; January, Mar 18 p 64; February, Apr 15 p_ 57; March, May 1 p 62; April, June 17 p 95 ; Manganese Ore by Countries of Origin, November, Jan 14 p 53; December and Year, Feb 18 p 88; January, Mar 18 p 64; February, Apr 15 p 57; March, May 13 p 62; Ap- ril, June 17 p 95 . Pig Iron by Countries of Ori- gin, November, Jan 14 p 53; December and Year, Feb 18 p 88; January, Mar 18 p 65; February, Apr 15 p_ 57; March, May 13 p 62; April, June 17 p 95 Income: Manufacturing in 10 States, Mar 11 p 104 JANUARY—JUNE, 1937 Independent Steel and Iron Pro- ducers Committee on Scrap: Regional Meetings, Apr 15 p 82 To Work for Scrap Export Li- censing, Apr 8 p 70 Indian tron & Steel Co.: Plans Expansion, Feb 25 p 114 industrial Unusual 44 Railways: Services*, June 24 p Industrial Steel Casting Co.: Merged with Wine Railway Appliance Co., June 10 p 90 Inflation: Productivity as a Remedy for, May 20 p 56 Ingots, Steel: Capacity by Jan 7 p 159 Production, 1936, May 13 p 128 Production, December and Year, 1936, Jan 14 p 78; Jan- uary, Feb 11 p 94; February, Mar 18 p 62; March, Apr 8 p 103; April, May 13 p 85; May, June 10 p 100 Production Revised to Weekly Districts, 1936*, Averages, 1926-1936, Feb i8 p 56 Production, World, 1913 and 1928-1936", Jan 7 p 148 Rimmed, Solidification of, Feb 25 p 45 Rimmed, Structure of, p 46 Feb 25 Inland Steel Co.: Answers Complaint June 24 p 91-D Chronology of Strike, p 86-A New Open-Hearth Apr 22 p 28 Labor Policy, June 3 p 88 Refuses to Sign SWOC, 27 p 102 To Extend of NLRB, June 3 Furnaces, May Indiana Harbor Rolling Facilities Feb 11 p 92 Institute of Scrap tron and Steel: Convention Proceedings, Jan 21 p 71 Divided on Legislation to Li- cense Scrap Exports, Apr 22 p 68 Gulf Coast Chapter Apr 15 p 82 New York Chapter Signs La- bor Agreement, May 20 p 92; June 17 p 93 Southern New ter Organized, Formed, England Chap- May 13 p 146 Insulated Steel Construction Co.: Steel Houses*, Feb 11 p 43 Insurance: Youngstown Sheet & Tube Adopts Group Life, Feb 11 p 76 International Congress for Steel Development: Conference to be Held in France, May 13 p 85 International Scrap Cartel: — Functioning in 10 Countries, June 10 p 78 International Tin Research and Development Council: Mounting and Polishing Soft Metals, Report, Jan 28 p 40 Iron and Steel: Interesting Facts 4 p 56 About, Mar Iron, Steel and Allied Industries of California: Convention Proceedings, Feb 18 p 77 Iron, Wrought: Welding, Mar 11 p 62 Irvin, William A.: Breaks Ground for New Mill That Bears His Name*, May 27 p 70; June 3 p 43-B Jaltruss: Jones & Laughlin New Truss Section*, Apr 8 p 67 Japan: Armament 100 Buying Iron and “Steel in Europe, Jan 21 p 66 Iron and Steel Imports, March, June 24 p 59 Program, May 27 p Iron Industry Bill to Control Output and Prices, April 1 p 88 Pig Iron and Steel Output, 1936, Apr 1 p 86 Pig Iron Shortage, Feb 11 p 47 Steel Imports on Free List, Apr 22 p 67 Steel Prices, Apr 1 p 91 To Buy Pig Iron in Feb 25 p 88 India, Japan Iron Mfg. Co.: Pig Iron Purchases in States and Canada, p 114 To Build Fourth Mar 25 p 63; United Mar 25 Steel Plant, Apr 8 p 72 Jennings, Charles H.: Welding 29 Metals*, Jan 14 p 27; Jan 21 p 32; Feb 4 p 60; Feb 11 p 44 Welding Jal-Ten Steel and Wrought Iron, Mar 11 p 61 Jennings, William: Collodail Graphite as a Die Casting Lubricant, Feb 25 p 41 Jigs and Fixtures: Welded, Advantages of, 25 p 38 Mar Johansson Division: New No. Gage Apr 29 p 59 Block Sets, Johns-Manville Corp.: New. Insulating Brick, p 80 Feb 18 Johnson, J. B.: Aircraft Engine Materials, Jan 21 p 64 Johnson, Ralph M.: Snageging and Billet Costs, Apr 15 p 49 Grinding Johnston, T. G.: Foundry Equipment and Sup- plies, Progress in*, Jan 7 p 681 Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.: Annual Report, Apr 1 p 105; Quarterly Report, Apr 29 p 106; May 6 p 78 Employees Oust CIO Repre- sentative, Feb 4 p 115; Feb ll p 93 “Jaltruss,”” New Truss Sec- tion, Apr 8 p 67 Marshall, S. S., Vice-Presi- dent in Charge of Operations, Mar 25 p 97 Signs Agreement with SWOC, May 27 p 93 Strike Settled by Agreement for Vote, May 20 p 70 Strike Threatened, Ma