The Iron Age 1942: Vol 149 Index

THE IRON AGE SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX JANUARY-JUNE, 1942, Vol. 149 A Acid Open Hearth Research Asso- ciation : Organized, May 21 p 119-6 Acro Tool & Die Works: Die Cradle, Mar 26 p 74 Thread Grinding Holder*, Ma: p 62 Acromark Corp.: Brass Embossing Dies*, Jan 15 p 41 Hot Stamping Machine*, Mar i% p 62 Inspectors’ Stamps*, Mar 26 p 73 Marking Press*, Jan 29 p 52 Marking Roll, Mar 26 p 72 Stamp Holder, Two Line*, Mar 26 p 73 Stamping Machine*, Mar Adams, C. E.: Resigns from WPB Iron and Steel Branch, May 14 p 123 Says New Plate Mills Could End Shortage, May 14 p 102 19 p 62 Adapters: 75-mm. Shell, Mar 5 p 52 Paint Can, Binks*, June G4 Induction Brazing, Aget-Detroit Mfg. Co.: Dust Collecting Filter* p 64 Agitator Jets: Heil Pickling Bath*, Jan Ainsworth Lighting, Inc.: “Spatial’’ Lighting*, Apr Air Compressing Outfits: Spray Gun, De Vilbiss*, p 66 Air Conditioning: Chrysler ‘‘Packaged” 21 Pp 64 Unit, May Air Reductien Co.: Oxyacetylene Cutting ? Tips, Apr 23 p 58 Aircraft : 500 Passenger Plane Planned for Intercontinental Travel, Mar 26 p 97 Aluminum Parts, Salt Bath Heat Treating, May 21 p 47 Construction Methods in Plant*, June 25 p 33 Murray Fabricating Techniques in Lock- heed Plant, May 28 p 37; June 4 p 49; June 11 p 49; June 18 p 41 “Flying Fortress’”” Bombers, Facts _and Illusions*, June 18 p 66 For Transporting Freight*, Feb 26 _p 47 Forming Convex Flanges and Jog _gles*, June 11 p 49 Frame Manufacturing at Plant*, Jan 8 p 35 High Altitude Operation in Ger many, Apr 16 p 43 Tydro-Press Metal Forming with Rubber Platens*, June 18 p 41 Baste, Dic Material for Stamp ings, May 28 p 37 Metal Finthing Fone 25 p 66 Briggs Chilton Co., 100 East 42nd Street, New York Illustrated Articles Indicated by * Steam and Rocket, June 18 p 62 Stretch Forming Contoured Sheet Metal Parts*, June 4 p 49 lraining Planes Low Alloy Steel", Apr 2 p 68-A lraining Planes, Tests Insure Sub stitutes, June 11 p 82 lubular Parts. Heat Mar 19 p 52 Treating”, Ajax Electric Co., Inc.: Deep Case Carburizing*, June 4 » 71 t Ajax Electric Furnace Corp.: Low Frequency Induction Heating Furnace*, May 28 p 57 Ajax Mfg. Co.: Press Clutch*, Jan 29 p 52 Alco Products Division: M.T.D. Caleulator, Apr 30 p 109 Aldrich Pump Co.: High Pressure Power Pump*, Feb 5 P 64 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.: Annual Report, Feb 19 p 119 Building Alloy Salvage Plant, Apr 23 p 111 Motion Picture on May 21 p 10) New Scrap and Salvage ment, Jan 22 p 105 lo Reward Men in Service, Mar 12 p 100 Alloy Steels, Depart Allen Mfg. Co.: Installation of Tocco Heating Machine*, Induction June 4 p 71 Allied Radio Corp.: . Intercommunication System*, Feb 5 p 68 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.: Guide to Wartime Care of Electric Motors, Handbook, June 18 p 126 Lo-Maintenance p 63 Procedure for New June 18 p 92 Workers Get 10 to 50-Year Em blems, Apr 23 p 70 Motor*, Feb 12 Employees, Allocation Classification System: PRP, Specific Instructions Under, June 4 p 116; June 11 p 112; June 18 p 119 . Symbols of Products Manutac- tured Under PRP, June 25 p 116 Allocations and Priorities: How Applications Are Handled, Flow Sheets, Mar 5 p 126 Alloy Elements: 1942 Outlook for Seven, Jan 15 p 58 Alloy Steels: (Also See Steel) Low, Displaces Aluminum = in North American Aviation Plant, Mar 25 p 89 Production, 1941, June 18 p 129 Scrap, How to Identify*, Apr 16 p 39 Segregation at Source May He Mandatory, Feb 5 p 76 Alloys: Aircraft, Silver in, May 28 p 55 Haynes Stellite, Hard Facing Cams with*, Apr 23 p 35 Iron and Steel Under Unified Al location, May 14 p 113 Low Tin for Collapsible Mar 26 p 69 Magnesium, Nickel 7 p 68 Nickel, Glyco Drawing Compound for, May 7 p 63 Plating*, Feb 12 p 53; Feb 19 p 46 Silver Brazing June 4 p 62 Silver-Lead in Manufacture of Col- lapsible Tubes, Mar 26 p 105 Welded Coating, Lowering Cobalt Content of, Apr 16 p 48 Tubes, Plating, May and Procedures. Aluminum: Alclad, “Sewing” (Roll Welding)*, May 7 p 69 Allocation Control, Feb 19 p 110 Brazing, May 14 p 130 Production Expansion Jan 1 p 120 Scrap Conservation, Feb 5 p 51 Scrap, German Recovery*, June 4p 54 WPB Defines Uses, Jan 29 p 92 Spot Program, Aluminum Co. of America: Annual Report, Apr 9 p 108 Brazing Aluminum, May 14 p 130 Motion Picture, “Unfinished Rain- bow”*, Feb 26 p 117 Navy E Pennant to Kensington Plant, Apr 9 p 102 Plans New Works in Canada, June 11 p 119 Alvey-Ferguson Co.: Cartridge Cleaner*, Feb 26 p 66 Shell Washirg Machine*, May 28 p 61 Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers: Prepares for Curb on Strikes, Apr 9 p 140 Iron, American Brass Co.: Navy E Pennant for May 7 p 92 lhree Plants, American Bridge Co.: To Build Boats in Pittsburgh Dis trict, May 21 p 101 American Car & Foundry Co.: Electric Metal Heater, Type (*, Apr 2 Pp 51 American Electroplaters’ Convention p 61 Society : Proceedings, June 25 American Foundry Equipment Co.: Wheelabrator, Portable Blast Cleaner*, June 4 p 73 American tion: Convention Pp 56 Convention Program, Apr 9 p 61 Officers, Feb 12 p 123 Foundrymen’s Associa- Proceedings*, Apr 30 American Gas Association: Convention Proceedings, Mar 19 p 105 American Gear Manufacturers’ As- sociation : { onvention p 60 Proceedings, May 21 American Hot Dip Galvanizers As- sociation Convention p 90 Proceedings, Mar 5 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers: Convention Proceedings, Feh 19 p 54 American Institute of struction: Awards for Most Beautiful Bridges Built in 1941, May 14 » 99 Fabricated Steel Shipments De- cember and Year, Feb 12 p 106; January, Mar 5 p 112; February, Apr 2 p 126; March, Apr 30 p 96; April, May 28 p 102 New Specification for Steel, Apr 16 p 90 Revises Steel Construction Code and Specification Books, Jan 15 p 92 Steel Con- Structural American Iron and Steel Institute: Alloy Steel Production, 1941, June 18 p 129 Annual Meeting, May 28 p 83 Employment, Hours and Wages in Steel Industry, November, Jan &8 p 63; December and Year, Feb 12 p 98; January, Mar 12 p 99; February, Apr 9 p 115; March, May 7 p 116; April, June 4 p 101 Pig Iron and Finished Steel Ship ments, 1941, May 14 p 98 Pig Iron Capacity, 1941, Feb 19 » 92 Possible Alternates for Nickel, Chromium and Chromium-Nickel Constructional Alloy Steels, Feb 12 p 117 Prices Fail to Reflect Steel Costs, June 25 p 88 Standard Stainless Steel Numbers, Composition Feb 26 p 68 Standard Steels, Gain in Use, Mar 5 p 113 Standard Steels, Revised, and Cor related SAE, Apr 9 p 66 Steel Capacity, 1941, Feb 19 p 9? Steel, Finished and Semi-finished Production (fcr sale), Novem- ber, Jan 1 p 240; December. Feb 5 p 126; Year, 1941, Mar > p 128-C; January, Mar 5 p 128-D; February, Apr 9 p 156 Steel Industry Costs Take 93.5 of Sales Dollar, 1941, June 18 p 89 Steel Industry Employees in Mili tary Service, May 7 p 139 Steel Industry’s Net Income Per Dollar of Sales, 1941, May 7 p 167 Steel Ingot Production, Decemper and Year, Jan 15 p 84; January, Feb 19 p 92; February, Apr 16 Type Ranges, Ap 119; March, April, May 14 pp 78,98; May, June 11 p % | ‘Steel Plant Expatisien Expendi tures, 1941; Mar 12 p 98 “ Steels, NE, Data Available, June 4p 98 Swing-Shift System in dustry, Mar 5 p 98 Welding Wire Output, 1941, May 7 p 138 Steel In- American Locomotive Co.: Annual Report, Apr 2 p 80 E Pennant Award, June 11 p 98 From Locomotives to ‘Tanks’, May 7 p 64 American, Manganese Steel Division : Alloy Steel Rod, Apr 23 p 58 American Optical Co.: Filterweld Protective Glass, Apr 23 p 58 Respirator*, May 21 p 63 Sweat Band, Synthetic Sponge Feb 19 p 68 American Producers’ Research Project: Silvered Glass Floor’ Lamp Base” May 14 p 48 American Rolling Mill Co.: ‘/Preduction Records, June 18 p 58 Wood Culvert, Apr 30 p 100 American Seating Co.: ; To Make Wing Assemblies, Jan 22 p 58 American Society for Metals: Forms War Products Advisory Committee, Jan 29 p 66 War. Time Service for Small Plant Operators, May 28 p 58 Tri-Ckapter Annual Meeting, June 1} p 100 American Society for Testing Mate- rials: s X-Ray Diffraction Index, Feb 12 p51 American Society of Mechanical Engineers : Nominations, June 25 p 75 Spring Meeting, Proceedings, June 18 ‘p 98 American Society of Tool Engineers: Convention Proceedings, Apr 2 p 68-D Detroit Chapter Meeting, May 21 p 68 New Chapters, Jan. 8 p 86: Feb 5 p 100; Apr 23 p 89 Plans for “‘Mobilization’ of Tool Engincers, Jan 8 p 86 American Solder & Flux Co.: Metal Coating, Feb 26 p 67 American Steel & Wire Co.: Revises Galvanized Barbed Types, Feb 12 p 108 Wire American Steel Foundries: Officers, Jan 29 p 95 American Steel Warehouse Associa- tion: Convention Proceedings, May 14 p 100 American Sterilizer Co.: Plug Welding to Replace Stay bolts*, Mar 12 p 52 American Welding Society: Convention Announcement p 117 Convention Papers, June 18 p 90 Weld Inspection Report, June 18 p 8&8 Apr 9 Ammunition: Small Arms Manufacture at Lake City Ordnance Plant*, Jan 8 p 29 Analysis: Chemical, by X-Ray Diffraction’ Apr 9 p 65 Rapid Steel, Apr 9 p 56 General Electric” Andrew and Protheroe: Influence of Mold Friction en Tearing ip Castings, Mar 12 | p 69 Anndlaf Bearing Engineers Comi- mittee : Lubricants for Ball Feb 26 p 57 Bearings*, Anodizing Machine: Motor Generator*, Feb 26 p 64 Antioch Foundry: 3 Plaster Mold Process for Precision Aluminum Castings*, Apr 9 p 50 Army and Navy Munitions Board: Priorities Directive Still a Main- spring in War Effort, Apr 2 p 78 Arrester: Pipe Condensation, 14 p 66 Mortell, May Asbestos Suit: Mine Safety 21 p 64 Appliances Co, May Association of Iron and Steel Engi- neers: Convention 9 p 126 Announcement, Am Atkins & Co., E. C.: Cold. Saws, Mar 12 p 72 Press Valves*, Jan 29 p 54 Atlas Car & Mfg Co.: 65 Ton Diesel Electric Switching Locomotive*, May 7 p 79 Auer, Gustave: Blast Furnace Air Heating*, Ap» 16 p 44; Apr’ 23. p 43; Apr 3! p 50 Austin and Lipnick: Micro and Macro Structures ot Gray Iron and Meehanite*, May 7 p 72; May 14 p 58 Austin Co.: Awards Bonus to Fabricating Shop Employees, May 14 p 102 Automatic Alarms Inc.: Robot Sentinels for Plants, Apt 2 p 126; Apr 9 p 68 Automatic Transportation Co.: Awarded Navy E Pennant, My 14 p 124 Automatics : Single-Spindle Adapted for Largs Work, Feb 26 Pp 63 Wickman Swiss Type, Apr 9 p 71 Automobile Industry: Equipmest Shipped to Outside War Plants, Mar 26 p 96 Reports on Tooling Facilities, Mar 5 p 102 Transition, Jan 1 p 88 Automobiles : Combined Cas—Brake Heel-Toe Safety Pedal, Apr 2 p 105 Six Melted in Scrapping Test. Apr 9 p 135 Automotive Council for War Pro- duction : Form for Obtaining List of Tools and Equipment from Machine Tool Industry, Jan 29 p 78 Governing Boards, Apr 9 p 104 Meeting, Jan 29 p 78 Automotive Maintenance Machinery Co. : Portable 9p 73 Shaping Machine*, Apr Automotive Parts Industry Advisory Sub-Committee : Organized, Feb 26 p 80 Auto-Railer : Evans, for Material Mar 26 p 62 Axelson Mfg. Co.: 50th Anniversary, Mar 12 p 116 Handling”, JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 wBakelite ’Corp.: , Reclaiming Porous Castings, Apr 2 p 64 Baker Brothers, , Inc. : Prilling Machihe, Apr 2 p 68 Modek 150", Baker .Oif Tools, Ine;< iy Plastics, Developments? and Ap flication, Feb 12 p 42 Balancer : Low Speed Rotor, Westinghouse* Jan 15 p 47 Balancing Machines: Globe NE-90, NE-48*.. Mar 12 p 72 Baldwin, Allen T.: Hot Galvanizing*, Jan 22 p 44 Baldwin Locomotive Works: Machining 37-mm. Gun Barrels*. Mar 19 p 42 Ballard, W. E.: Metal Spraying*, May 21 p 50 Bancroft Chemicai Sprinkler Co. : Chemical Sprinkler; May 21 p 64 Bar Machine: Single Spindle Automatic for Large Work*. Feb 26 p 63 Rarber-Colman Co.: Sliding Gate Operator*, Mav 14 iD Bardine. Cal S.: Built-Up Welded, Drill) Bit, June 25 p 47 Barker, C. H., Jr.: Material Handling Tan 22 p 32 Preparedness Barrett, H. N.. Jr.: Refractories, Ramix and Ramix 82, Apr 23 p 49 Bars: Double End Boring Gisholt*, Mar 19 p 60 Fabricated, Concrete Reinforcing. Ceiling Prices Raises Questions, Tune 18 p 102 Basch, D.: Silver, Brazing Alloys and Pre cedures*. Tune $+ p 62 Batteries : : Exide Electric Light and Power Units*, Feb 12 p 62 Baush Machine Tool Co.: Bar Horizontal Boring Machine Apr 2 p 65 Bauxite: Reynolds Ore Co. Mining Domes tic, Mar 26 p.108 Bearings: Ball, Lubricants for*. Feh 26 p 57 Covers, R-S Products Corp.. Tune ll -p 72 Keystone - ‘Selfliibe June 11 p 72 Sprayed Metal June 25.» 52 Steel Backed, Harris”. Tune 11 p Porous Tron, Bushings and*, Bechtel Co., WiiA!: To Build’ New ‘Yards’ and Dry Dock on Pucifie Coast, Mar 26 Pp 86 Bee-Line Co.: H vdraulic 29 p 50 Press, 125-Ton*, Jan Beeman and Kaufmann: Load-Ceuter Power Distribution Feb 5p 63 Behr, A.: Machining Aided by Chemical R« action, Apr 16 p 43 Bell & Gossett Co.: “ ‘Automatic Wash Tank* yx junc) 4 a2et sl TT Belt Piler: Standard Portable*, May 7 p 82 Belt Surfacer: Hammond 61 Abrasive*, May 28 p Benches: Lyon Steel Work, May 21 p 64 Bending Machine: Tube, Pines Engineering*, Jan 29 p 53 Bending Tool: Di-Arco*, Jan 29 p 53 Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co.: RF Fluorescent Lamp Unit*, Feb 12 p 67 Bennek and Klotzbach: Hydrogen and Flake in Steel, Feb 26 p 62 Formation Benwood Linze Co.: Rectifier Voltage Regulator*, Feh 26 Pp 65 Bergonize Co.: Protective Wall Coating, Feb 19 p 67 Berlien, G. B.: Tips on Heat Treating, Mar 12 p 68 Berna, Tell: Machine Tool Estimated tion, 1942, Apr 9 p 132 Produc Bessemer End Point: Significance of, Feb 19 p 55 Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp. : No ‘“Uneconscionable” : Profits, su preme Court Deé¢ision, Feb 19 p 125 Bethlehem Steel Co.: Air Raid Precaution System, Feb 12 p 110 Building New Blast Furnace and Coke Ovens, Apr. 16 p 95 Declares Marshall Field Clause Camouflaged Closed Shop, Feb 26 p 91 Shipbuilding Expansion, Fel 5 p 96 Staten Island Shipyard Géts Navy E Burgee, May 21 p 104 Steel Ingot, Record Production, 1941, Jan 15 p 73 Tin Plate Lines for Sparrows Point Plant, Feb 12 p 122 Bethlehem Steel Corp.: Annual Report, Feb 5 p Ili Quarterly Report, May 7 p 132 Bibliography : British, Machining of Metals, May 28 p 90 Bids: Competitive No Longer the Rule in Government Work, Mar Pp 100 Binks Mfg. Co.: Automatic Shell Spray Machine*, May 28 p 60 Cleaning Gun*, May 14 p 66 Oil and Water Extractor*, Feb 26 p 66 Paint Can Adapter*, June 4 p 74 Painting Shell Paint Spraying Machine’, May 28 p 60 Bison Shipbuilding Co.: Recently Organized, Receives Navy Contract, Apr 9 p 100 Black & Decker Mfg. Co.: Heavy Duty Electric Drill*, Mar 19 p 60 Black Drill Co.: Drilling Hardened Parts*, Feb.% p 54 Black, L. G.: Drilling Hardened Parts*, Feb. 2 p 54 Bogle Res Boliv Bonds For Par On Feb ch Le su » 19 Feb and laust Feb b Navy *t10n, rows Rule ar 12 inting a) Feb i p 74 ‘hine*, eceiv * 100 Mar Blackburn Aircraft, Ltd.: Precision Pipe Bending*, June 11 p 62 - Blackening Process: Enthone Copper, June 4 p 72 Blackouts: ; Carey Materials, May 14 p 65 Coatings, Feb 5 p 67 “Dim-Outs’’ Advocated Feb 5 p 129 Watash Lighting Bulb*, p 67; May 14 p 65 ; s Window Shade, Higgins*, Feb 5 p 6s Instead, Feb 12 } lake Co., Edward: Filtaire Dust Collector*, May 14 p 63 Jlank & Buxton Machinery Ce. End Miller*, Apr 2 p 695 Blaw-Knox Co.: : , Annual Report, Feb 5 p 111 Quarterly Report, Apr 30 p 101 Bliss Co., E. W.: Hydraulic Heading 29 p 50 Six-Sided Press in Douglas Air- craft Plant*, Feb 5 p 52 lwo-Point Press, Enclosed Type", Jan 29 p 50 Presses*, Jan Boats: ; ; Lifeboat Construction at Globe American Plant*, Mar 12 p 66 Bogle, John C.: ; Rectifiers im Hard Chrome Plat- ing*, Feb 5 p 56 Bolivia: Tin Situation’, Feb 19 p 39 Treatment ind Material, Heat ysical May 7 Prop rties* ay 14 p 52 Bombers: : “Flying Fortress” Facts and Il lusions*, June 18 p 66 Bombs: Casting 500-Lb. Aerial*, June 4 From Seamless Tubes*, Mar 19 Bonderite ‘‘K’’: For Food Cans, Apr 30 p 34 _ Parker Rust Proof Process for Steel Sheets, Apr 2 p 62 )’onderizing : For Food Cans, Apr 30 p 34 Phosphate Rust Proofing, June 25 p 64 Bonney Forge & Tool Works: Socket and ‘Tool Sets, Mar 26 Dp 4 p é Bonus: Willys Overland Workers Protest President's $40,000, Apr 23 Pp 62 Book Reviews: Angular Circle Indexing Calcula- tions, Jan 8 p 45 Chemic Dictionary, Apr 30 p 102-A Cylindrical Superfinishing, May )] 10) éi p 1 { Die Designing and Estimating, Feb 19 p 121 2 3 i? j Dimensional ( ontrol, Apr 17 p 9 Engineers Handbook, Mar 26 p 110 Feeding Employees—Booklet, Jan 8 p 85 Foundry Wor k, Fourth Edition, June 11 p 111 Guide to Wartime Care of Elec- tric Motors; June 18 p 126 Hobart Lessons in Practical Are a Welding, June 4 p 114 How to Run a Lathe,” Apr 9 p 108 Machine Shop Mathematics, Apr 0 p 102-A Plant Pr luction Control, Apr 50 p 102-4 Possible A] Nickel, ernates for Chromium and Chromium-Nickel Constructional Alloy Steels, Feb 12 p 117 Practical Are Welding, Jan 15 » 92 Production Engineering, Apr 30 p 102-A Scientific Price Management, Jan 8 p 85 Shop Theory, Apr 30 p 102-A Simple Blueprint Reading with Special Reference to Welding, Second Edition, Jan 15 p 93 Steel Aircraft Materials and Ap- plications, Feb 5 p 58 Training Oxy-Acetylene and Cutting Operators, p 129 Welding Feb 5 Booths: a Industrial Telephone, May 21 p 64 Burgess", Lorchert and Coffey: Buffing Before Plating to Improve Rust Resistance, Apr 16 p 49 Boring Bar: Van Norman Per-Fect-O*, Apr 2 p 66 Boring Bits: McKenna Carbide Tipped, Mar 19 p 61 Boring Machines: _ Baush Bar Horizontal*, apr 2 » 65 Simmons Horizontal*, Apr 2 p 65 Borning, Bernard C.: Bolivia and Tin*, Feb 19 p 39 Boston, Prof. O. W.: Cutter Research, Apr 2 p 71 Bowen Products Corp.: Cold Coining*, Feb 5 p 47 Bowman, H. T.: Significance of Bessemer End Point, Feb 19 p 55 Box and Platform Unit: Pressed Steel Division*, May ? p 82 Box Tool: Boyar-Schultz*, Mar 26 p 74 Boyar-Schultz Corp.: Box Tool*, Mar 26 p 74 Brackett, R. A.: Salvaging with Vacuum*, Mar 26 Pp 61 Bradley & Sons, Inc., C. C.: Briggs Milling Machine*, Jan 22 p 53 Production Miller*, Apr 2 p 68 Brake: Di-Acro*, Jan 29 p 53 Brassert & Co., H. A.: License Agreement with S. P. Kinney, June 18 p 97 Brazing: Aluminum, May 14 p 130 Bases to Tubular Sections by Induction Heating*, May 7 p71 Induction, 75-mm. Shell Adapt- ers, Mar 5 p 52 Silver Alloys and June 4 p 62 Procedures", Freaking Machine: For Long Shell Steel Turnings*, Mar i2 p 65 Bregman, Adolph: Silver Plating, Lead and Tin Un- dercoats for*, Mar 5 p 47 Silver Plating Technique*, Jan 8 p 48; Jan 15 p 42 Bremace Corp.: Down-Cut Miller*, Jan 22 p 5 Nm Breuer Electric Mfg. Co.: Air Raid Siren*, May 14 p 64 Tornado Vacuum Cleaner*, May 14 p 63 Brewer, G. A.: Drawing Dies for Airframe Stamp- ings*, May 28 p 37 JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 Brewster Aeronautical Corp. : Navy Department Seizes Apr 23 p 99 Plants, Bridges: Awards for Most Beautiful Built in 1941, May 14 p 99 Briggs Mfg. Co.: Airframe Manufacturing*, Jan 8 p 35 Bristol-Myers Co.: Low Tin Alloy for Tubes, Mar 26 p 69 Collapsible Broaching Machine: Colonial Dual Ram*, Apr 2 p 66 Broachings: Pump Rotors*, Feb 19 p 61 Broden Construction Co.: Plans Erection of Family Raid Shelters, Jan 22 p 95 Broderick & Bascom Rope Co.: Awardel Navy E Pennant, May 7 p 143 Bronze: Cast Tin, Specifications Approved, May 7 p 142 Silicon, for Sand Castings*, Jan 29 p 46 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Chuck Parallels*, Mar 19 p 60 Navy E Certificates to Employees, Mar 19 p 8&6 Brown Instrument Co.: Pickling Tank Temperature Con trol System*, Mar 5 p 68 Brushes: Osborn Cleaning*, Apr 16 p 53 Osborn Finishing*, May 28 p 62 Rivet Hole, Osborn’, Mar 26 p 72 Bucyrus-Erie Co.: Transit Cranes*, May 7 p 82 Buda Co.: Half-Ton Shop Truck*, May 7 p 80 Buffing: Before Plating to Improve Rust Resistance*, Apr 16 p 49 Buick Division, GMC: Aluminum Foundry to be One of World’s Largest, Feb 12 p 132 Makes Own Carbide Tools*, Jan 29 p 44 Bull Dog Electric Products Co.: Safety Switch, Vacu-Break*, Feb 12 p 66 Bullard, E. P. Jr.: 50 Years as An Industrialist, Mar 26 p 108 Bura, Walter M.: Bura-Way Grinder*, May 21 p 39 Bureau of Mines: Extinguishing Magnesium Mar 12 p 59 Iron Ore Production and Ship ments, 1941, Jan 22 p 91 New Form of Chromium, Apr 2 p 115 Reorganized, June 11 p 109 Fires, Bureau of Research and Statistics, OPM: War Financial Program, Growth, June, 1940-Dec 15, 1941, Jan 8 p 62 Bureau of Standards: Gas Floor Furnace Mar 5 p 98 Perforated Cover Plates for Steel Columns, June 18 p 74 Simplification of Standard Pack- ages, June 18 p 74 Simplified Practice Recommenda- tions, May 21 p 124 Steel Reinforcing Bar, June 18 p 8&9 Standards, Revision, Burger Boat Co.: Arc Welded Light Boats*, p 40 Jan 2¢ Burgess Battery Co.: Telephone Booth*, May 21 p 64 Burnishings: Fixed*, Jan 22 p 48 Burroughs-Kahn Co.: Die Casting Machine*, Jan 29 p 45 Bus Duct: Westingnouse*, rep 19 p 68 Bushings: Sprayed Metal Sleeve and*, June 25 p 52 Cc Calaton, L. R.: Salvaging Aviation Rejects, June 4 p 61 Bearings Crankshaft Calculators: Alco MTD, Apr 30 Pp 109 Cincinnati, for Milling Feeds and Speeds*, May 14 p 62 Caldwell, G. A.: Adjustable Speed Drives, Apr 16 p 58 California Iron, Steel and Allied Industries : Convention p 80 Proceedings, Feb 19 Cambridge Instrument Co.: pH Recorder*, May 28 p 60 Campbell and Corrado: Pig Iron Estimated 1942, Jan 22 p 76 Production, Campbell Division, Andrew C.: Wet Cutting Unit, Apr 2 p 65 Campbell, T. C.: Bechive Coke Ovens Key to Suc- Blast Furnace Expan sion, Jan 29 p 80 Coke Allocation for Stack, Mar 19 p 84 Need for More Coordination cf WPB Steel Branch Units, Apr 16 p 87 Pig Iron and Steel Expansion Un- certainties, Jan 1 p 58 cess of Eastern Cams: Hard-Facing with Haynes Stellite Alloy* Apr 23 p 35 Canada: Algoma Starts $17 Million Plant Expansion, Jan 22 p 79 Breaking Long Shell Steel Turn- ings at National Steel Car Plant*, Mar 12 p 65 Ceiling on Wages, Mar 19 p 83 Dominion Steel & Coal Corp to Build Blast and Open-Hearth Furnaces, Jan 15 p 80 Export Trade All-Time June 25 p 107 Machine Tool Ratings, Gets Blanket A-l-a, June 25 p 124 Pig Iron and Steel Production, 1924-1941, Jan 8 p 90 Pig Iron and Steel Production and Their Manufactures, Value, 1941, Apr 23 p 121 Pig Iron and Steei Production, November, Jan 8 p 90; Decem- ber and Year, Feb 5 p 109; Jan uary, Mar 5 p 96; February, Apr 9 p 100; First Quarter, May 7 p 165; April, June 11 p 95 Steel Output 60 Per Cent of War Needs, June 25 p 105 To Manufacture Synthetic Rubber from Petroleum, Feb 12 p 102 Record, Canadian Car & Foundry Co.: Rivets, New J ype*, Feb 12 p 52 Cans: Flexible, Reynolds Type B “Vic- tory Stock,”’ Feb 12 p 92 Tin, Open-Hearth Consumption About Endéd, June 11 p 98 Capacitor Protector: 7 Westinghouse*, Feb 12 p 65 apacity: ; ied Pasnece, Five New Republic to Have 2,200,000-Ton, Apr 23 p 116 Coke, 1941, Feb 19 Pp 92 Electric Furnace, 1941, Feb 19 » 92 Electric Furnaces, Estimated, April, 1943, Apr 23 p 100 Pig Iron, 1941, Feb 19 p 92 Pig Iron Expansion, 1941, 1942 and Later, Jan 1 p 60 Steel, 1941, Feb 19 p 92 Steel, Open Hearth, Bessemer and Electric, 1941, 1942 and Later, Jan 1 p 60 Car Loadings: Ore Shipments, Record, June 18 p 97 Carboloy Co., Inc.: : ; Manual, Carboloy Dies for Small Cartridge Cases, June 25 p 90 Carbon: — : Determination in Cast Iron cr Steel, Apr 30 p 61 Carbozite Corp.: Blackout Coatings, Feb 5 p 67 Coating, Corrosion Resistant, May 28 p 62 Carburizing: Ajax Deep Case Procedure*, June 4p 71 Copper in Selective, June 25 p 64 Card, H. S.: Tubes Combined with Shapes in Structural May 21 » 56 Rolled Design’, Carey Mfg. Co., Philip: Blackout Materials, May 14 p 65 Cargille, R. P.: Testing Set, pH, June 4 p 74 Carloadings: Less Than Car-Load Weight Limits Fixed, Apr 2 p 98 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.: Aircraft Stainless Steel Specifica- tions, Feb 19 p 62 Awarded All-Navy E, Apr 30 p 102-D Battleship Armor Plate*, Jan 1 Pp 70 Chicago Plants Record Produc- tion, Apr 16 p 90 Claims Charges of Priority Viola tions Are False, Apr 23 p 79 Coke Capacity to be Expanded, June 25 p 78 Discontinues Making Tin Plate at Shenango Works, June 11 p 117 Extras on National Emergency Steels, Apr 9 p 147 Ferrostan, Acid Tinning Apr 30 p 32 Files Answer to Priority Charges, May 14 p 124 Government Specifications for Air craft Carbon and Alloy Steel, Feb 19 p 63 Irvin Works Plate Record, May, June 18 p 87 Pig Iron and Steel Record Pro- duction, May, June 11.p 96 Revises Aircraft Alloy Steel Charts, Mar 5 p 91 “Steel Aircraft Materials and Ap plications,” Feb 5 p 58 Lines*, Carpenter Steel Co.: Quarterly Report, May 7 p 134 Carrier : Ernst Barrel*, May 7 p 80 Carrier Corp.: Foundry Heating System, May 14 p 64 Cars: Freight, OPM Allocation, Jan 8 p 76 Onl! Standardized to be Civen Steel, Mar 26 p 97 Cartridge Cases: Artillery, Made From Steel*, Mar 19 p 54 Casting : 500-Lb. Aerial Bombs*, June 4 p s Alloy Rolls*, Feb 12 p 60 Aluminum’ Rotor, in Plant*, Apr 9 p 49 Reliance Castings, Aluminum: Antioch Plaster Apr 9 p 50 Permanent Mold*, Apr 23 p 36 Mold Process", Castings, Aluminum Alloy: Welding, Apr 30 p 60 Castings, Composite: ets By Consecutive Pouring of Two Metal Melts, June 4 p 70 Castings, Iron: High Test, Crankshafts*, May 21 p 42 . Micro and Macro Structures of Meehanite and*, May 7 p 72; May 14 p 58 Castings, Meechanite: Micro and Macro Structures of Gray Iron and*, May 7 p 72; May 14 p 58 Castings, Porous: Reclaiming, Apr 2 p 64 Castings, Sand: Silicon Bronzes for*, Jan 29 p 46 Castings, Steel: Effect of Vanadium in, Mar 26 p 71 Influences of Mold Friction on Tearing, Mar 12 p 69 Production by Triplex Method*, May 7 p 61 Cemcoat: Pacemaker of Alkaline Tinning Lines*, Apr 30 p 36 Cement: Cinch Steel, for Cementing High Speed Steel Tips to Low Alloy Shanks*, Apr 16 p 35; June 25 p 48 Cemented Carbide Tools: Buick Makes Own*, Jan 29 p 44 Carboloy Co. Second Price Re duction, Jan 8 p 82 For Shell Work*, May 14 p 41 McKenna Metals Co., Mar 19 p 61 Milling Cutter, Kennametal Single Bladed*, May 7 p 63 Tips, Mechanical Clamp for*, May 28 p 56 Tungsten Carbide Tool Co.*, Mar 19 p 60 Use on 1] p 60 Large Machines*, June Centering Machine: Pines Double End*, Apr 2 p 66 Stokerunit Shell*, Jan 8 p 53 Certificates of Necessity: Machine Tool Industry, Jan 1 p 210 Chapin, W. R.: Cinch Cement for Cementing High Speed Tips to Low Alloy Shanks*, Apr 16 p 35 Charts: Average Hours Worked Per Week in Aircraft, Shipbuilding, Ma- chine Tool and Nondurable Goods Industries in February, May 7 »p 165 Flow Sheets of How Priority and Allocation Applications Are Handled, Mar 5 p 128 How WU. S. Is Spending War Dollar, Mar 26 pn 95 Iron and Steel Branch. Feb 26 p 92 Iron Ore, Spread of Prices for sase Ore, Quantities Sold, Ap proximate Percentages of Mer chant Ore Sold Sellers) National WPB, (Seven Large 1941, Apr 16 p 98 Defense, Jan 1 p 66 JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 Jan 29 Wa Production Board, p 73 Chase and Fahlman: Aluminum Permanent Mold Cast- ings", Apr 23 p 36 Chase, Herbert: Aluminum Die Castings, War Ap- plications*, Mar 26 p 47 Coining and Other Cold Work*, Feb 5 p 47 Press Chelsea Fan & Blower Co.: Fan Blade, Feb 5 p 65 Chemical Reactions: Machining Aided by, Apr 16 p 43 Chesters, J. H.: Acid Open-Hearth Reiractories”, May 28 p 46; June 4 p 64 Electric Steel Plant Refractories*, Mar 5 p 37; Mar 12 p 53 Chiles, Harry L.: Spot Welding Aluminum at Lock- heed Plant*, Jan 29 p 29 Chisholm-Moore Hoist Corp.: Heavy-Duty Hoist*, May 7 p 81 Christenson and Kaiser: Radiograph Intensifying Screens*, Apl 2p 63 Chromium: Bureau of Mine Develops Form, Apr 2 p 115 New Chrysler Airtemp Division: Air Conditioning, **Packaged”’ Unit, May 21 p 64 Chrysler Corp. : Employees Vote for CIO Union, Feb 5, p 89 Chucking Machines: Nylon Vertical*, Apr 2 p 67 Production Verti - Hydra - Matic’, Apr 2 p 67 Chucks: Universal Floating*, Mar 12 p 73 Cinch Steel Cement: Cementing High Speed Steel Tips to Low-Alloy Shanks*, Apr 16 p 35; June 25 p 48 Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.: Calculator for Milling Feeds and Speeds*, May 14 p 62 Cincinnati Shaper Co.: Rolling Mill Shear*, Jan 29 p 53 Circuit Breakers: Westinghouse DK Feb 19 p 65 Westinghouse Non Di-on*, Feb 12 p 64 Repetitive", Automatic Clamps: Knu-Vise Toggle, Mar 26 p 72 Mechanical, for Carbide Tips*, May 28 p 56 Speed, for Bundling Wire, Tin- nerman*, May 21 p 54 Tinnerman Conduit*, Feb 5 p 67 Clark Controller Co.: Awarded Navy E Pennant, June 25 p 104 Clark Tructractor Division: Fork Trucks, New Line*, May 7 p 80 Cleaners: Floor, Refiners Speedi-Dri, May 14 p 64 Lixol, Cowles Solvent Metal, Tune 4 » 72 Metal, United States Ruscat, June 4 p 72 Thurner Emulsion Stoneware Carburizing Compound, Mar 5 p 68 Vacuum, Breuer Tornado*, May 14 p 63 Cleaning: Gun Barrels, Oakite Products Co., June 5 w 74 Metal. Emulso-Spray, Emulso-Dip Methods*, May 14 p 49 Metal Parts, Simple Check, Mar 26 p 61 Rods and Strip, Drei-Brite Proc- cess*, June 25 p 51 Solvent Degreasing for June 18 p 64 Metals, Cleaning Gun: Binks*, May 14 p 66 Cleaning Machine: Koch Mfg. Co.*, June 4 p 74 Shell Casings, Hanson Van Winkle-Munning*, Feb 26 p 65 Udylite Automatic Plating and*, Feb 26 p 64 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.: Earnings, 1941, Apr 9 p 161 Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co.: Press Clutch and Brake*, Jan 29 p 52 Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.: Plant Expansion in Three Years, May 21 p 98 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works ot Hydraulic Double Crank Press*, Jan 29 p 51 Cleveland Tramrail Division: Monorail ‘Track Switch, May 7 p 82 Cleveland Twist Drill Co.: Awarded Army A and Navy E Pennants, May 21 p 119 Clifton and Phillips: Bright Copper Plating, June 25 p 66 Climate Changer: _ Salvaging Heat from Quenching Oil*, Feb 5 p 62 Clinic: Priorities, War Needs Exceed 2nd Quarter Capacity——Charles Hal- comb, May 21 p 90 Clutch: Ajax Press*, Jan 29 p 52 Clutch and Brake: Cleveland Press*, Jan 29 p 52 Coal: Ore Vessels Restrained from Car- rying, May 28 p 104 Coated Products Corp.: Plastic Pitch Coating for Weath- erproofing Pre-fabricated Metal and Shapes, June 11 p 104 Coatings: American Metal, Feb 26 p 67 Blackout, Feb § p 67 Bergonize Protective 19 Pp 67 Carbozite Corrosion May 28 p 62 Wall, Feb Resistant, Electric Spray Method, June 25 p 62 Liquid Plastic, Hurst & Co., June 4p 74 Oildag Colloidal Graphite, Apr 30 p 62 Plastic Pitch, for Weatherproofing Pre-fabricated Metal and Shapes, June 11 p 104 Plate-Lustre, Maas & Waldstein Transparent, June 4 p 74 Protective, Acid-Alkali Proof, May 28 p 61 Protective Metal DEOX-X, June 4p 73 Silver, by Vapor June 11 p 70 Silvered Glass Floor Lamp Base’, May 14 » 48 Condensation, Steel Container Limited Under M-15-a. June 4 p 123 Tygon Protective, United States Stoneware, May 28 p 62 Cobalt: Lowering Content of Welded Coat ing Alloys, Apr 16 p 48 Cod-: (See End Use Code) Cof Coi: ( Cok Col Col Co! Co! Co: Co: Co Co Co i) wt ching 1 2nd Hal- 1 Car- Veath Metal |, Feb sistant, ine 25 ., June Apr re ofing Shapes, aldstein { yf, May x, June nsation, , Base’, Under | States ed Coat Coffey and Borchert: Buffing Before Plating to Improve Rust Resistance*, Apr 16 p 49 Coining: , Cold. in Bowen Products Plant*, Feb 5 p 47 Coke: ’ ; ; Seehive Key to Success of Blast Furnace Expansion, Jan 29 p 80 By-Product, WPB Allocation ior Eastern Stack, Mar 19 p 84 Capacity, 1941, Feb 19 p 92 Carnegie-Illinois to Increase Ca- pacity, June 25 p 78 Colonial Broach Co.: Dual Ram Broach*, Apr 2 p 66 Hydraulic Junior Presses, Im- provements*, Jan 29 p 51 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Record Ingot Production, June 11 p 95 Columbia Steel Co.: Expansion at Pittsburg and rance Plants, Apr 9 p 106 Tor- Columbia Steel Tank Co.: | , Home Made Photo Identification System*, Mar 19 p 53 Communication Systems: Executone*, Feb 5 p 68 Radio Knight Super-Selective", Feb 5 p 68 Comparator: Portman Optical*, Mar 12 p 71 Composition Rangers: Standard Stainless Steel Numbers, Feb 26 p 68 Type Conservation Order M-126: Metal Articles Prohibited from Manufacture Under, May 7 p 106 Metals, Appeals Form, May 14 p 12 105 Questions on, > Metals, May Answers une + p 104 Construction: Metals Included in Ban on Army-Navy Work, Apr 30 p 71 Permitted Under Limitation Order L-41 Apr 23 p 107 War, WPB Seven Principles Gov erning, June 4 p 124 Continental Machines, Inc. : sand Saw Lubricator*, Apr 9 p 73 Doall Saw Mitering Attachment*, Jan 8 » 54 Rejuvenating chine* Old Milling Apr 30 p 62 Ma- Contract Distribution Division, OPM: 12 Groups Forming Manufactur- ing Pools, Jan 15 p 72 Products Sought fer Army, Navy anl Other Government Ser- vices, Jan & pp 82, 83-A War Market, Jan 15 p 80 Contracts: Competitive Bidding No Longer the Rule, Mar 12 p 100 Cargo Vessels and Shipyards, Mar l2 p 126 Control System: Brown Pickling Tank Tempera t) ure*, Mar 5 p 68 Controllers : Cutler-Hammer Drum*, Feb 12 p of Foxbor Stabilog*, Mar 5 p 68 Plating lemperature, Foxboro, Feb 26 p 67 Weltror Squeeze-Time*, Apr 16 p 5 Controls: Electronic Motor*, Feb 12 p 63 For Packaging Machines, Apr 16 ‘ nera I tric Thy-mo-trol*, Feb ee Motor ( Westinghouse*, Feb 12 p 63 Photoswitch Liquid Level*, Feb 12 p 67 Weltronic Automatic Units*, Feb 12 Pp 65 : <s Weltronic Capacitator Weld Unit", Apr 16 p 54 Conventions: American Electroplaters’ June 25 p 61 American Foundrymen’s tion*, Apr 30 p 56 American Gas Association, 19 p 105 American _ Society, Ass« Cla- Mar Gear Manufacturers’ Association, May 21 p 60 American Hot Dip Galvanizers Association, Mar 5 p 90 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Feb 19 p 54 American Iron and Steel Institute, May 28 p 83 American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Spring Meeting, June 18 p 98 American Society of Metals, Tri- Chapter, June 11 p 100 American Society of Tool Engi- neers, Apr 2 p 68-D California Iron, Steel and Allied Industries Feb 19 p 80 National Association of Purchasing Agents, May 28 p 98 National Machine Tool Builders Association, Apr 19 p 92 Open Hearth, Blast Furnace and Raw Materials Committees, Apr 23 Pp 49 SWOC, May 28 p 66 Conversion Table: Cartridge Brass Hardness, May 21 p 55 Cooler : Niagara Liquid*, Mar 5 p 68 Cooling System: Worthington Liquid, Feb 5 p 66 Copper: In Selective Carburizing, June 25 p 64 Reclaiming by Tin Cans, Feb 12 p 123; Feb 19 p 83 Serap, Price Adjustments, May 14 p 109 Copperweld Steel Co.: Quarterly Report, May 7 p 134 Cores: Bullet. Special Single Purpose Lathe May Increase Output, Apr 2 p 104 Corning Glass Works: Glass Floor Lamp Base, Silvered, May 14 p 48 Corrado and Campbell: Pig Iron, Estimated 1942, Jan 22 p 76 Production, Corrado, B. W.: Iron Ore, 1942, 1943, How Much? June 25 p 54 Metallurgy Fights on Two Fronts, Tan 1 p 102 Ohio Production, Peari Harbor Has Little Effect on, Apr 9 p 95 Steel Output, 1942, Potential, May 7 p 126 Corrosion: Black Iron Rust Inhibitor, Wat- son-Standard, June 4 p 73 Buffing Before Plating to Im- prove Rust Resistance, Apr 16 p 49 Paint Anti-Corrosive Film, June 4p 73 ’ Corson, M. G.: Silicon Bronzes for Sand Cast- ings*, Jan 29 p 46 Costs: Steel Industry, Takes 93.5 of Sales Dollar, 1941, June 18 p &9 Council of Engineering Society Sec- retaries : Organized, Apr 9 p 134 JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 Couplings: Harris Oil-Carrying*, June 11 > 72 Torflex, Harris Flexible Shaft", June 11 p 71 Cowles Detergent Co.: Lixol, Solvent Emulsion Cleaner, June 4 p 72 Cracks: Folding on Rolling Steel, Mar 12 p 65 Formations in Steel, Mar 26 p 52 Cramer Co., Inc., R. W.: Time Relays, Types RSIC, TDIC*, Mar 5 p 67 Cranes: Osgood 6-Ton Mobile*, May 7 p 83 Crankshafts: High Test Cast Iron, Manufac- ture*, May 21 p 42 Salvaging Aviation Rejects, June 4p 61 Creep: Structural Changes in Carbon Steels Caused by, Apr 23 p 48 Tests at High Temperatures, Mar 26 p 71 Crescent Truck Co.: Hydraulic Lift Truck*, May, 7 p 80 Critical Materials: (See Strategic Materials) Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.: Cemcoat, Alkaline Tinning Lines", Apr 30 Pp 36 Crucible Steel Co. of America: Annual Report, Mar 5 p 121 Electrolytic Tinning Process, 30 p 42 Apr Crystallization : Plated Metals from Aqueous Solu- tions*, June 11 p 66 Culverts: Wood, American Rolling Mill Co., Apr 30 p 101 Cunningham Co., M. E.: Hand Tool Holder*, Mar 19 Pp 61 Curran Corp.: Degreasing Solvent, Feb 26 p 65 Gunk, Naphtha Substitute, June 4 p 73 Currie and Templeton: Manufacture of High Test Cast lron Crankshafts*, May 21 p 42 Curtiss-Wright Corp.: To Build Plywood Army Ships, Apr 30 p 102-D Cargo Cutler-Hammer, Inc. : Drum Controller*, Feb 12 p 66 Cutter Research, Apr 2 p 71 Cutting: Gas, Plates in Ship Construc- tion*, Jan 15 p 38 Cutting Machines: Campbell Wet p 65 Metal, De Walt*, Jan 22 p 53 Abrasive, Apr 2 Cutting Tips: Air Reduction Acetylene’, p 58 > Apr 23 Cutting Tools: Tipped With Mar 26 p 53 High Speed Steel*, Cut-Off Machine: Pines Semi-Automatic", Apr 2 p 66 Cylinder Head: Wright Forged 14 Pp 92 May Aluminum", D d’Arcambal, A. H.: t fool Crinding, Apr 2 p 70 Darsey, V. M.: = Phosphate Rust-Proofing, June 25 p 64 Davey Steel Co., W. H.: Bought by Morris W. 26 p YY Zack, Feb Davis & Thompson Co.: Gun Barrel Miller*, Apr 9 p 72 Planer Type Milling Machine’, Jan 8 p 93 Day-Brite Lighting, Inc.: Lighting fixture for Fluorescent Lamps*, Feb 19 p 66 Luminaire, New Type", Feb 19 p 66 Dayton Rogers Mfg. Co.: Custom Lock Washers*, Feb 5 p 67 Decarburization: Depth in Carbon Tool Steels, May 7 p 68 Defense Committees : Steel, Jan 1 p 68 Degreasers: Phillips p 61 Portable Shell’, May 28 Degreasing : Solvent Metal Process, June 18 »p 64 Cleaning Delmonte and Renwick: Steels for Plastic Molding*, May 28 p 52 Denison Engine:ring Co.: Straightening Attachment for C- ype Hydraulic Press*, Jan 29 p 52 Der Tatevasion, Roosevelt: Freight ‘lakes to the Air*, Feb 26 p 47 Dermatitis Disorders: Natriphen: Preventive, May 21 Pp 63 DeSanno & Son, Inc., A. P.: Precision Grinding Wheel, Mar 12 Pp 73 Despatch Oven Co.: Heat Treating Furnaces, Low _ Temperature*, Mar 5 p 66 Small Ovens*, May 28 p 62 Desulphurization : Molten lron, With Acid Iron Slags, June 4 p 70 Pig lron, German Practice*, Apr 9p 45 Pig Iron at Blast Furnace*, Apr 30 p 45 Detroit Rex Products Co.: Aluminum Processor*, Feb 26 p 65 Detroit Tap & Tool Co.: lap Reconditioner*, Apr 9 p 71 Detroit Universal Duplicator Co.: Pump, Variable Delivery*, Jan 8 p 54 DeVilbiss Co.: Air Compressing Outfits*, Feb 5 p 66 Automatic Incendiary Bomb Paint Spraying Machine, May 28 p 60 Respirators*, Feb 19 p 68 Shell Paint Spraying Machines‘, May 28 p 60 De Walt Products Corp.: Metal Cutting Machine*, Jan /2 p 53 Diamond Tool Co.: Big-Hed Diamond Nibs*, Mar 19 p Ht Dia-Tool, Inc.: lool Mountings, Mar 19 Diamond Diebel Die & Mfg. Co.: High Speed Automatic Press", Jan 29 p 51 Die Casting Machines: : Burrough-Kahn*, Jan 29 p 45 Harvill Super-Hi-Pressure*, Jan 29 p 45 Lester Phoenix*, Jan 29 p 45 Die Castings: Aluminum, War Mar 26 p 47 Applications", Die Cradle: Acro, Mar 26 p 74 Dies: Brass, Embossing, Jan 15 p 41 Drawing, Kirksite for Airframe Stampings*, May 28 p 37 Acromack*, Die Strippers: Strippit : Punching*, Jan 29 p 53 Dillon & Co., Inc., W. C.: Cable Dynamometer*, Feb 12 p 67 “Dim Outs:” Advocated Instead of Feb 5 p 129 Blackouts, Lings Magnetic Separator Co.: Magnetic Separator*, Mar 26p 74 Portable Separator*, May 7 p 83 Disston & Sons, Inc., Henry: Tool Conservation, Jan 22 p 90; Apr 30 p 100 Doane and Mages: Magnafluxing Procedures*, Mai 12 p 47; Mar 19 p 56 Dodge Mfg. Co.: Pillow Blocks, Sleevoil*,. June 11 p 72 Wood Victory Sheaves*, June 11 p 72 Dodge Steel Co.: Gating and Risering, nique, Apr 30 p 57 New Tech- Dolomite : Magnesium from, Apr 9 p 55 Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. : Forging Shells, ““One Shot’? Meth od*, Feb 26 Pp 43 Dominion Magnesium, Ltd. : Ferrosilicon Process for ering Magnesium from mite, Apr 9 p 55 Recov- Dolo- Donaldson Co., Inc., James: Bura-Way Grinder*, May 21 p 39 Donaldson, J. G.: Carbon Determination in Cast Iron and Steel, Apr 30 p 61 Door Operator: Air-Lec, Schoelkopf, Feb 5 p 66 Doors: Furnace Inspection, Gillette*, Mar > p 66 Douglas Aircraft Co.: Bliss Six Sided Press*, Feb 5 p 52 Dow Chemical Co.: Nickel Plating Magnesium Alloys, May 7 p 68 Dravo Corp.: Welding Deep Girders by Auto- matic Arc*, Mar 26 p 70 Drawing Compound: Glyco, for Nickel Alloys, May 7 p 63 Drei-Brite Process: For Scouring Rods and Strips*, June 25 p 51 Dreisbach Engineering Co.: Continuous Dry Feed Process for Scouring Rods and Strip*, June ¢ 5 2) p 51 Dressers: Grinding Wheel, Ideal*, M p 72 r Scherr Little Wonder Mar 12 p 73 Drier: Bearings, 26 p 65 General Electric’ Drill Bit: Built-Up by Arc 25 p 47 We Iding, Drilling Machines: Baker Model 150%, Drills: Aircraft, Independent Mar 13 p 73 Black & Decker Heavy Electric*, Mar 19 p 60 Hardstecl, for Drilling Parts*, Feb 26 p 54 Skilsaw Light Weight*, M p 73 Drives: Adjustable Speed, Apt Hanson - Van Winkle 16 p Apr 2 p ar June Duty al 58 Oblique Plating Barrel’, 26 p 64 High Speed Tool, Craphite Lubricant*, Mar 5 p 44 Reeves Vari-Speed*, June 11 p Drum Opener: Turner & Seymour*, May 14 4 du Pont de Nemours & Co., Halogen Tin Process, New trolytic, Apr 9 p 115 Duct: ; Square D Plug-In*, May 14 p 65 Duriron Co.: Corrosion Resisting Pumps, 5 p 64 Durakool, Inc.: Mercury Relay” Mercury Dust: Blast Furnace Flue, tion*, June 11 p 54 Dust Collectors: Blake Filtaire*, May 14 p 63 Hammond New Line*, May p 63 Hydro-Whirl Magnesium’, p 66 B.. i.3 Elec May 21 p 64 Swtich*, Feb 12 p Fe b Mahon Magnesium, Apr 9 Torit Cyclone*, Feb 5 p 65 Wet, 5 p 65 Dynamometer : Dillon Cable*, Feb 12 p 67 E Earnings: 20 Steel Companies, p 128-C 22 Steel ter, 1942, 1941, Companies, First May 14 p 85 Eastern Engineering Co.: Air Powered Pump, Feb 5 p 65 Coolant Pump*, Mar 12 p 72 Ebco Mfg. Co.: Water Coolers*, May 14 p 66 Eclipse Air Brush Co.: Mixer Bracket*, June 3 p 73 Editorials : Armament Yeast, Jan 8 p 27 Can You Save 30 Seconds Apr 16 p 33 Chromium Trimmings Are 2 Jan 15 p 23 Cook and Glamor Girl, p 40 Financing Post War tion, Apr 23 p 29 Help Yoursclves to June 18 p 39 History Repeats, May Incentives for 28 p 35 More Productior Newcomb-David Co., Mar Quar Model a Day? Feb 21 p JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 Radius*, Feb 6S Pneumatic, Hardened Munning Dp 64 Concentra Consump Stee 37 Labor War Out- Restrictions on put, Mar 12 p 45 7 Let the War Wait! Mar 26 p 45 Let Us Resolve, Jan 1 p 45 Let’s Learn from Russia, Jan 22 ‘ 7 p </ Management Bottleneck, June 4 p 47 : More Head Work, Less Foot Work, Apr 9 p 43 No Retreat Behind the Lines, Mar Observations of a Traveling Ed itor, May 7 p 55 Our Industry May 14 p 39 Partly About Women’s Hats, June 5 “All Out,”’ Goes Z p 31 Robbing Peter, June 11 p 47 Sales and Production, Feb 19 p 37 Salesmen Wanted, Apr 2 p 43 Salvage, Feb 5 p 39 Seventh Column, Apr 30 p 27 Shush! Shush! Mar 19 p 35 Single Track Minds With One Purpose, Feb 26 p 41 fough Guys Without Strings, Jan 29 p 27 Cheating Paul, Edroy Products: Eye Shade, Magni-Focuser* 79 26 p 72 Mar Edward Valve & Mfg. Co.: Valves, Intex Globe Stop*, Feb 5 p 65 Elastic Stop Nut Corp.: Gang Channel Nuts for Industrial Application*, May 21 p 46 Stop Nut, Anchor Type*, Feb 5 p 6, Electric Storage Battery Co.: Emergency Light and Powet Units, Exide*, Feb 12 p 62 Receives Navy E Pennant, Apr 9p 102 Electrodes: Larger for Arc Welding*, May 7 » 78 Welding, Larger Diameter Urged, Apr 2 p 101 Electrolytic Tinning: Crucible Steel Co of Process, Apr 30 p 42 du Pont Halogen Process, Apr 9 p 115 Food Cans*, Apr 30 p 29 Hanson - Van Winkle - Munning Process, Apr 30 p 44 Installations, Jan 15 p 88 United Engineering & Process, Apr 30 p 44 America Foundry Electron Equipment Co.: Electronic Motor Control*, Feb 12 p 63 Electroplating : Watthour Meters Replace Ampere- Hour Meters in Westinghouse Plant, Apr 9 p 68 Electrostatic Separation: Metals, Feb 19 p 57 Elematic Corp.: Thermocouple Mar 5 p 67 Protecting Tube*, Elwell-Parker Electric Co.: Gas Electric Wrench Truck*, Feb 5 p 66 Emerick and Feigenbaum: Duplex Steel, Apr 23 p 56 Emulso-Dip: Metal Cleaning Method*, May 14 p $9 Emulso-Spray : Metal Cleaning Method*, May 14 p 49 Enameled Metalstrip Co.: Scarce Metal Substitutes, Apr 2 p OZ End Use Code, WPB: Code Numbers, Apr 9 p 138 To Determine Where Material Ob tained Under Preference Rat- ings Is Used, Mar 26 p 80, Apr 9 p 82 Engineering & Research Corp.: Airirame Riveter, No. 1002*, Jan 29 p 54 Engineering Societies: Secretaries Form Apr 9 p 134 Organization, Engineering Society of Detroit: Joint Meeting and Exhibit with SAE Detroit Section, June 11 p 106 Engineer’s Club, Dayton: Address by J. H. Van Mar 19 p 90-A Devenier, Enterprise Co.: Forge Turning p 52 Lathe*, Jan 22 Enthone Co.: Blackening 79 / 4pi72 Process, Copper, June Erie Plan: For Salvaging p 103 Scrap; jan %3 Ernst Magic Carrier Sales Co.: Barrel Carrier*, May 7 p 80 Esso Marketers: Colloidal Graphite p 73 Oils, June 11 Etching: Deep*, Apr 2 p 45 Evans, E. S.: Auto-Railer for at Shell 26 p 62 Material Handling Loading Plants*, Mar Evans, G. S.: Desulphurizing at Blast Fur- nace*, Apr 30 p 45 Rapid Metallurgy in War Pro- duction*, Apr 23 p 31 Evans Products Co.: Utility Freight Car Loader*, June 18 p 51 Excelite: Basic Substitute for Metals, Jan 8 p 80 Plastics and Executone, Inc.: Communication System*, Feb 5 p 68 Expenditures: How U. S. Is Spending War Dol- lar, Mar 26 p 95 U. S. War, March, April, May 21 p 117; May, June 18 p 102 Exports: Machine Tools, by Months, to Leading Countries, Value, 1939- 1941, Jan 1 p 100 Ratings, New Method of May 7 p 156 Fixing, Extractor : Oil and p 66 Water, Binks*, Feb 26 Extras: Carnegie-Illinois National Emet- gency Steels, Apr 9 p 147 Lowered for Nickel-Chrome “NE” Steel Grades, June 4 p 126 Steel, Clarifying, OPA Rulings, May 7 » 144 Eye Protection: For Welders, Mar 26 p 67; Apt 2 p 56 McDonald Guard’, Feb 19 p 67 Eyles, J. T.: Aluminum = Scrap Feb 5 p 51 Conservation, b \t- pr an ith ll er, une ling Mar June ind Dol- May p 102 is, to 1939- ‘ixing, » 67 rvation, & Facing Machine: Back Spot, Taft-Peirce*, Jan 22 p 53 Fahlman and Chase: Aluminum Permanent Mold Cast- ings*, Apr 23 p 36 Fairchild Camera Works: Spatial Lighting System*, Apr 9 p 48 Fan Blades: Chelsea Fan & Blower Co., Feb 5 p 65 Plastic, Torrington, Feb 5 p 65 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.: Annual Report, Apr 2 p 80 Fedders Mfg. Co.: Lo-Temp Heaters, New Line’, May 14 p 64 Federal Machine & Welder Co.: Horizontal Spot Shell Apr 16 p 53 Roll Spot Aluminum Welding’, May 7 p 69 Welder’, Feceral Products Corp.: tomb Wall Thickness Gage*, Mar 12 p 70 Pitch Diameter Gage*, Mar 12 p 71 > Shell Concentricity Gage, Model 205 B-84*, Mar 12 p 70 ll Gage, Model 100 B-15*, Mar She 12 p 70 Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Coe. Government Seized Plant Re- turned to Company, Jan 15 p 73 Launches 4 Destroyers in Hour, May 7 p 141 Navy Contracts Force Expansion, Feb 5 p 106 Contract, May 14 New Union p 87 Feigenbaum and Emerick: Duplex Steel, Apr 23 p 56 Fellows Gear Shaper Co.: Gear Finishers*, Apr 2 p 66 Ferromanganese: Maximum Price, May 7 p 150 Ferrosilicon Process: Magnesium from Dolomite, Apr 9 p ss Ferrostan: Acid Tinning Lines, Carnegie-II- linois*, Apr 30 p 32 Fibre Conduit Co.: Oil Well Cased with iber Pipe and Concrete, June F 25 p 90 Fieroh Co., Inc., R. W.: Safety Scaffold, Feb 5 p 67 Filing Machine: Parten, Quick Way Saw*, Jan 22 p 53 Film Productions Co.: oe Pvt Reading Film, Mar 26 Pp OR Filter : Aget- Detroit Dust May 21 p 64 Sparkler Horizontal Plate*, May 28 p 62 Collecting’, Filterweld : American Optical Protective Weld- ing Glass, Apr 23 p 58 Financing : War, 7-Point Plan, Apr 2 p 94 Finishes : Naval and Military, Specifications, June 25 p 64 Finishing : pircratt Metal, June 25 p 66 Bare Surface*, Jan 8 p 40 uffing Before Plating to Improve ust Resistance, Apr 16 p 49 Cadmium Plating*, Mar 19 p 46 Crystallization of Plated Metals from Aqueous Solutions, June 11 p 66 Fixed Burnishing*, Jan 22 p 48 Hard Chrome Plating, Rectifiers in*, Feb 5 p 56 Metal Spraying*, May 21 p 50 Plating Alloys*, Feb 12 p 53; Feb 19 p 46 Silver Plating, Lead and Tin Un- dercoats for*, Mar 5 p 47 Silver Plating to Replace Nickel and Chromium Plating*, Jan 8 p 48; Jan 15 p 42 Surface Standards, June 18 p 98 Finishing Machine: Fellows Gear*, Apr 2 p 66 Fires Magnesium, Extinguishing, Mar 12 p 59 Flakes: Formation in Steel, and, Feb 26 p 62 Hydrogen, Flanges and Joggles: In Aircraft Parts, Forming Con- vex*, June 11 p 49 Fleet-Fillet : Lincoln Are Welding Apr 2 p 129; Method*, Apr 30 p 48 Flexrock Co.: Floor Resurfacer*, May 14 p 64 Floor Machines: Tennant Dry Cleaning*, May 14 p 64 Floor Patch: Rock-Tred p 64 Industrial, May 14 Fluorspar: Production, 1941, Mar 26 p 96 Flying Fortress: Facts and Illusions , June 18 p 66 Follansbee Steel Corp.: Clad Metal Sheet Process, Apr 2 p 105 Clad Steel Production*, Apr 16 p 26 Ford Motor Co.: Price Appeal Denied, Apr 2 p 112 Foreign Affairs Institute: Annual Meeting, Feb 12 p 120 Forging: 90-mm Shells on Self-Contained Presses*, June 18 p 47 Aluminum Cylinder Heads, Wright Aeronautical Corp., May 14 Pp 92 Shells, ““One Shot’? Method*, Feb 26 p 43 Fortner and Gilbertson: Electrolytic Polishing of Apr 9 p 54 Silver, Forum: ; Westinghouse Machine Tool Elec- trification*, Apr 16 p 57 Foundries: Plaster p 42 Wasteful Practice*, Jan 15 p 34 Patterns for*, May 28 Foxboro Co.: Plating Temperature Control, Feb 26 p 67 Stabilog p 68 Frantz Co., S. G.: Magnetic Separator, Pipe Type’, May 14 p 66 Controller*, Mar 5 Freight : Air, Committee Appointed to Study Facts on June 11 p 110 Transporting by Air, Feb 26 p 47 Freight Rates: Consumers Must Absorb Increase, Feb 5 p 96 Faulty Arithmetic in Freight Bill Example, Apr 23 p 70 JANUARY-JUNE, 1942 Higher Intensifies Ceiling Diffi- culties, Mar 26 p 111 a ICC Denies Appeal for Postpone- ment of Increased Rates, Mar 19 p 96 Rise Creates Pricing Mar 12 p 118 Steel Products, Clarified, May 14 p 108 Problems, Fretz-Moon Process: Improved Pipe Mill Hot Saw", Jan 22 p 43 Friction: Mold, Influence on Tearing in Castings, Mar 12 p 69 Frozen Stocks: Metal, Philadelphia Agencies That Handle, June 25 p 95 Fuel: Effects on Controlled Atmosphere Furnaces*, Mar 19 p 37 Fuller, M. L.: Chemical Analysis by X-Ray Dif- fraction*, Apr 9 p 65 Furnaces, Blast: Air Heating, Tubular*, Apr 16 p 44; Apr 23 p 43; Apr 30 p 50 Beehive Coke Ovens Key to Suc cess of Expansion Program, Jan 29 p 80 - Bethlehem Building New, Feb 5 sp 116; Apr 16 p 95 Desulphurizing