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grinder; No. 3 plain high power milling machine with
pyramid column and taper roller bearings throughout; No.
2-M universal with the same features; automatic centerless
grinder and a 24-in. duplex. In attendance: Walter Tangeman,
sales manager; J. E. Caster, L. V. Johnson and Walter
Stegner.
Cincinnati Planer Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Booths 252
and 261. Exhibiting in operation: New 36 in. by 36 in. by
8 ft. Hypro planer, with Westinghouse reversing motor
drive, planing steel block, demonstrating advantages of
rapid traverse, dial feeds, variable speeds, etc. In attendance:
B. B. Quillen, president; George Langen, works
manager; Carl Linden, George Lamoth and Tom Addison.
Cincinnati Shaper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Booth 217.
Exhibiting in operation: 24-in. heavy Cincinnati climax
shaper, complete with all standard equipment, arranged for
motor drive, including 10-hp. type SK G. E. motor, with
starter. In attendance: H. S. Robinson, sales manager;
George Diehl, factory demonstrator.
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Booth 233. Exhibiting in operation: Cleveland multiple
spindle automatic machine. In attendance: H. W. Rupple,
assistant general manger; H. M. Rich, vice president
and treasurer; A. W. Schaffer, sales representative.
Cleveland Twist Drill Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Booths
269, 270 and 280. Exhibiting in operation: Three drill
presses in operation, demonstrating Cle-Forge high speed
drills, brass drills and peerless high speed reamers. In
attendance: Harley G. Smith, Thomas Thomas, Frank A.
Kelly, R. D. Boltey, F. M. Hoelzle, A. J. Ireland, H. S.
White and C. G. Franz, sales representatives; W. E. Caldwell,
sales manager; H. P. Jenson, assistant manager of
sales; J. B. Dillard, general superintendent; H. J. Baier,
chief engineer; D. H. Burdett, assistant to Gen. Supt.
Colonial Steel Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Booths 26 and 37.
Exhibiting: Square split tool steel ingots; square split heat
treated alloy, tool steel die blocks; hardened high speed,
carbon and alloy tool steel fractures showing various specimens
on different degrees of heating. Samples of iron,
pure muck bar and all raw materials used in manufacture
of high grade tool steel. Pyramid of blocks from 1 in. to
12 in. square. Various forgings including oil well bits.
Sections of different grades of high speed, carbon and alloy
tool steel including plow shapes, section steel, hollow and
solid drill steel, safe and jail steel. Microscope and a number
of polished specimens. Also an electrical display. In
attendance: J. Trautman, Jr., general sales manager; N.
B. Hoffman, chemist and metallurgist; F. L. Stevenson,
Cleveland district sales manager; Herbert Bray, Chicago
district manager; Charles Kopenhoefer, Cincinnati district
manager; W. H. Rieger, special representative; Messrs.
Hamilton, Hill, Largey and McKinnon.
Cooper Hewitt Electric Company, Hoboken, N. J. Booth 206.
Exhibiting in operation: Work-Light, the commercial application
of mercury vapor lighting in industrial plants.
Collection of photographs showing typical installations of
Work-Light, and a special exhibit of installations in the
machine tool industry. In attendance: C. F. Streibig,
sales manager; D. R. Grandy, commercial engineer; S. H.
Knapp, Cleveland district manager; H. M. Ferree, commercial
engineering department.
Crucible Steel Company of America, New York City. Booths
74, 75 and 76. Exhibiting: Steel and steel products. In
attendance: E. C. Collins, president; Dr. John A. Mathews,
vice president; A. T. Galbraith, general manager of sales;
R. Michener, general sales agent; F. E. Phelps, Cleveland
district manager; R. C. Webster, Cincinnati district manager;
J. W. Taylor and M. S. Dravo of Pittsburgh; B. F.
Altman; A. H. Kingsbury, representatives.
Davenport Machine Tool Company, Rochester, N. Y. Booth
250. Exhibiting in operation: Standard five spindle auto­
Dearborn Davison general in hibiting: cleaners. Booth Edward maticance: furnaces a hot Gas screw 216. Chemical Messrs. use. Poor, and air No-ox-id In Burner Exhibiting machine; furnace; In forges, attendance: superintendent.
Thomas attendance: Company, & chemical and combination Welding also in and a operation: E. line Chicago, non-stop rust Dresser. N. M. Company, of C. preventive, Converse, gas oil Davison, 111. "A" machine and home Booth Pittsburgh, gas oil department president, and burners burner In oil Dearborn 63. attend­ burner Ex­ and Pa. for of
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specialties; C. I. Loudenback, Detroit district representative;
E. H. Ruhlman, Cleveland district manager.
Disston & Sons, Inc., Henry, Philadelphia, Pa. Booth 22.
Exhibiting: Inserted tooth and solid tooth metal cutting
saws; metal band saws; hack saws and files; metal cutting
products; display of products made from Disston steels.
In attendance: S. Horace Disston, vice president; G. Satterwaithe,
vice president; D. W. Jenkins, general manager,
domestic division; Mr. Forrest, manager metal saw department;
H. B. Allen, chief metallurgist; J. Dorrington, sales
representative; E. Ludy, demonstrator; C. H. Williams,
manager of steel works; C. T. Evans, manager steel sales;
S. T. Harleman, assistant steel sales manager; Norman
Bly, metallurgist.
Donner Steel Company, Buffalo, N. Y. Booth 93. Exhibiting:
Various forgings and finished parts made from Donner
material. In attendance: W. F. Vosmer, vice president;
F. R. Huston, vice president in charge of operation;
J. A. Buell, general superintendent; C. A. Cherry, assistant
to vice president; E. D. Pumphrey, Detroit district manager;
H. C. Richardson, Cleveland district manager; J. W.
Donner, inspection engineer; R. E. Sherlock, metallurgist.
Driver-Harris Company, Harrison, N. J. Booth 95. Exhibiting:
Nichrome carburizing pots heated by electric furnace
wound with Nichrome ribbon; Nichrome castings for
heat treating applications; Nichrome glass roll showing
machinability and high finish attainable; Nichrome cast
grids; motor cylinder block of cast iron with small percentage
of Nichrome; working exhibit of spark plugs using
D-H wire; exhibit of brake band linings using D-H wire;
Nichrome retorts; "Cimet" (iron-chrome) castings. In
attendance: G. A. Lennox, assistant general sales manager;
W. E. Blythe, Detroit district manager; Messrs. Waldrip,
Prior and H. D. Tietz.
Electro Alloys Company, Elyria, Ohio. Booth 114-A. Exhibiting:
Thermoalloy high temperature heat resisting
castings. In attendance: A. M. Miller, Jr., E. C. White,
W. J. Hansen, R. C. Culver, W. C. Whyte, J. B. Thomas,
A. L. Garford and J. W. Henry.
Electric Furnace Company, Salem Ohio. Booth 116-B. Exhibiting:
T-Grid electric furnaces for heat treating, annealing,
carburizing and enameling. Electric heating equipment
for special processes. Sample construction of large
furnaces, views of installation, data on operation, etc. In
attendance: R. F. Benzinger, vice president and sales
manager; E. T. Cope, chief engineer; F. J. Peterson, Detroit
representative; A. H. Vaughan, advertising manager.
Electrical Refractories Company, East Palestine, Ohio. Booth
120-B. Exhibiting: Refractories for use in oil resistance
type electric heating devices; in industrial furnaces, hanger
blocks or supports for the support of electric heating elements
in stationary industrial furnaces; also muffles and
muffle plates, together with therminal supports for small
industrial furnaces; also refractories for use in domestic
equipment, such as element supports for use in electric
ranges, hot plates, tireless cookers and air heaters. In attendance:
F. E. Owen, president; C. W. Williams, secretary
and treasurer; F. C. Simms, general manager.
Engelhard, Inc., Charles, New York City. Booth 53. Exhibiting
in operation: Automatic temperature regulators
for gas, oil and electric furnaces; Type S and SM recorders
in operation on electric resistance thermometers and
thermo-electric pyrometers; this is a new development and
will be featured. Various types of electric resistance thermometers;
base metal thermo-electric pyrometers, raremetal
thermo-electric pyrometers with auxiliary equipment
such as switches, tubes, cold end compensators and other
fittings. Electric thermal conductivity type gas analyzer
for CO=, SO;, hydrogen, etc. In attendance: H. DeGallaix,
E. S. Newcomb, J. H. Allison and R. W. Newcomb.
Ex-Cell-O Tool & Mfg. Company, Detroit, Mich. Booth 287.
Exhibiting in operation: Xlo standard drill jig bushings;
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