Key 1962-63 Newsletters

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AMERICAN
F(JUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY
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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER
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No. 5
FEBRUARY, 1963
VOL. 1
"WHAT FOUNDRYMEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
MODERN PATTERN MAKING TECHNIQUES"
SPEAKER: RICHARD L. OLSON, President
Dike-O-Seal, Inc.
Mr. Olson is now serving the American Foundrymen's Society as Chairman of
the Societies Pattern Division, and a member of the Technical Council. He has
served as an instructor of Pattern Making at various Technical and Research
Institute training courses, is Past Chairman of the Pattern Makers Joint Apprenticeship Committee, and as a member of the Foundry Educational Foundation
serves as Technical Advisor to the University of Illinois Navy Pier Branch. He
is a contributing Author to the new, revised, second edition Pattern Makers Manual for 1960, published by the A.F.S., and is Chairman of the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers Committee on Casting and Drafting Standards. Mr. Olson
is President of Englewood Pattern and Model Works and is Chairman of the
Board and President of Dike-O-Seal Incorporated, both of Chicago, Illinois.
WILLIAM HUBER
Pattern Shop Foreman
Dodge Steel Company
TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1963
AT THE
ENGINEER'S CLUB
1317 SPRUCE STREET • PHILADELPHIA 2, PA.
DINNER 6:30 P.M. SHARP
,4 e4uW
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$4.00 Including Gratuities
?4'eloue to a//f
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MEETING 7:45 P.M.
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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S.
GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC.
Bob has served as Field Metallur
ist, Ajax Metal Div. of H. Kramer
Co., Phila., Pa., since 1951. Prior to
that he was employed by H. Krame
& Co., Chicago, Ill. He received hi
B.S. Degree in Metallurgical Engineer
ing from Missouri School of Mines.
37 E. Wynnewood Road, Wynnewood, Pa.
Teletype 215-642-8535
Phone: Midway 2-4822
PIG IRON - FERROALLOYS - ZIRCON - COAL & COKE
F&I
PIG IRON
FOUNDRY MALLEABLE, BASIC
CBESSEMER & LOW PHOS.
DEBEVOISE-ANDERSON CO., INC., AGENTS
Robert F. Schmidt
S0N
C
OR
Limestone
Refractories
PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA.
LEHIGH TESTING LABORATORIES
P.O. BOX 1241, WILMINGTON, DEL
FEBRUARY, 1963
Bob is presently serving as By
Laws Committee Chairman, and prio
to this he has served as Progran
Chairman.
rector
He is Secretary of the Progran
and Papers Committee of the National Brass and Bronz
Div. of A.F.S., and is also a member of the National A.F.S
Publications Committee. He served as Brass and Bronz
Program Chairman for the East Coast Regional Foundr'
Conference in 1961 in New York.
Analysts • Research • Development • Investigations
Spectography • Physical Testing • Salt Spray • Radiography
C. K. MITCHELL, Pros.
G. E. SMITH, INC.
FOUR W. MINILLA AVE.
PITTSBURGH 20, PA.
Process • HOT-KURE Process • KOLD.KURE Process
A COMPLETE RANGE OF REFRACTORY WASHES
KOLD-SET
POWDERED FORM (Mix with water)
The Society for Nondestructive Testing, Inc., Philade]
phia SNT Section announces a Specification Clarificatio
Program to be held February 19 to February 22, inclusive
at the Horn & Hardart Restaurant Conference Room, Kin
of Prussia, Pa. The sessions start each day at 9 a.m. an(
end at 4 p.m. See enclosure for details.
LITE-OFF TYPE (Ready to use)
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WHITEHEAD METALS, INC.
Whitehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest Line in the Industry
1955-75 Hunting Park Avenue
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Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA COKE DIVISION
EASTERN GAS AND FUEL ASSOCIATES
FOUNDRY AND INDUSTRIAL COKE
4501 Richmond Street, Phila. 37, Pa.
Pioneer 3-3100
HARRISON CHILLED SHOT & DIAMOND GRIT
Algonquin Chemical Company, Inc.
P. 0. BOX 265
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The December 20 issue of the Foundry Trade Journa
contains an article on "Dead Bells" famous bells of tli
world which do not ring and offers the following facts oi
our own Liberty Bell. The bell was originally cast b'
Thomas Lester of Whitechapel, England and arrived h
America in 1752, being hung in September of that year
The bell was cracked on being tested and was recast b:
Pass and Snow of Philadelphia and hung on April 17
1753. This casting was also found to be defective and th
bell was again recast by Pass and Snow and re-hung ii
June 1753. The bell was cracked on July 8, 1835, on iii
day of the funeral of John Marshall, Chief Justice of tIi
Supreme Court of the United States.
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HAMBURG, PENNA.
CHAPLETS, CHILLS AND NAILS
Fanner Manufacturing Company
Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa. recently appointe(
the Griswold Manufacturing Company, Sidney, Ohio ex
elusive distributor of its porcelain finish cast iron cook
ware - Prizer Ware.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
"HY-TEN"
CORE OILS
*
303 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 33, Pa.
REgent 9-7100
"QUIK SETT"
AIR SETTING
BINDER
"QUIK-SETT NB" NO BAKE BINDER
EVERITT H. LUEDERS
& CO.
Hansberg Core Shooters
•
COz Binders and Equipment
Flasks and Jackets
•
Molding Machines
Blastc(eaning and Tumbling Unit Rubber Liners
71 LODGES LANE
NEWAYGO
Engineering Company
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 4-8209
• Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy
• Complete Sand and Mold
Handling and Conveying Equip.
Sales Representatives: Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Company
Our thanks to ED VOGEL, Lebanon Steel Foundry
who braved the fog and bad weather to serve as Technica
Chairman at our January meeting.
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Our Program Chairman JACK STEVENS, Bethlehen
Steel Corporation, Bethlehem, Pa. was in the hospital dur
ing our January meeting. We are pleased to report tha
he is well and back on the job.
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DAVID L. KISTLER is now a Metallurgist with th
Metropolitan Edison Company, Reading, Pa. Dave wa
formerly with Lancaster Malleable Castings Company ani
Sinking Springs Foundry.
FEBRUARY, 1963
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Charlie is a Vice President of the
Crucible Steel Castings Company in
Lansdowne, Pa. Prior to coming here,
he was with the same company's
Cleveland, Ohio branch.
TONAWANDA IRON DIVISION
NORTH TONAWANDA. N. Y.
For Quality Castings
Merchant Producers of Foundry - Malleable - Bessemer Pig Iron
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A COMPLETE LINE OF FOUNDRY SUPPLIES
He received his B.S. Degree in
Metallurgy at Michigan College of
Mining and Technology, and his M.S.
at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
tie has been active in A.t.. affairs
for many years, having served on
many National A.F.S. Committees and
on the Research Committee of the Steel Founders Society.
Charles Locke
Director
Mr. Locke has presented many talks before professional
societies and lay groups and authored many articles in
technical publications.
He served many years in all technical aspects of the
foundry industry before moving up to managerial capacity.
CARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC.
Office and Warehouse:
Reading Company, Mill Street Freight Station, Norristown, Pa.
CHestnut Hill 2-072
BRoadway 9-4520
NATIONAL CRUCIBLE CO.
Mermaid Lane at Queen Street
PHILADELPHIA 18, PA.
REFRACTORIE
CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLES
the
best known
name
In iron
HANNA
THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORATI
1462 Suburban Station Building
Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania
Phone: 10. 3-0307
MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION
FRED SCHAEFER, Membership Chairman, reminds
everyone to renew their A.F.S. Membership for 1963 as
soon as possible.
W. B. COLEMAN & CO.
CHEMISTS
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METALLURGISTS
9th and Rising Sun Avenu.
Rolle Manufacturing Company, Lansdale, Pa. announces
the following appointments. EDWARD J. FERTAL as
Production Superintendent. Ed was formerly with Aluminum Company of America, Cleveland. HARRY "RED"
AYOTTE as Core Room Supervisor. Red was formerly
with Laytham Foundry, Paterson, N. J.
ROGER KELLEY, Ajax Metal Division, H. Kramer &
Company, is confined to the Presbyterian Hospital. We all
wish him a speedy and complete recovery.
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ENGINEERS
CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
BAldwIn 3-7751
PhIiad.lpbla 40, P..
Petro B on d*
NATIONAL* Western Bentonite
* Registered Trademark of National Lead Co.
BAROID CHEPIIICALS 1 INC
FOR BETTER CASTINGS AT LESS COST. . . phone your
in Pittsburgh
in New York
GEO.DONOGHUE I t/I
i)BOBHUNTR
HUNTER
BI' 6-1222
'Archer- Daniels- Midland
TR 8-0866
ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPAN
Conshohocken, Pa.
With regret, we announce the passing of WILLIAM
THOMPSON, foundry representative and formerly with
the old Samuel J. Crestwell Iron Works of Philadelphia.
Mr. Thompson, a native of Worcester, Mass., is survived
by a son, Dr. John George Hatch, and two grandchildren.
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COKE
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Foundry and Industrial
PIG IRON
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Foundry, Malleable and Basic
INTERNATiONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY
545 N. 3rd Street, Reading, Pa. Box 1053 Phone: FR 6-0794
REVECON REVERBALE FURNACES • HARMARK FLUXES
BEST OBTAINABLE FOUNDRY SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT
FOURTH BIENNIAL FOUNDRY CONFERENCE
The Fourth Biennial Foundry Conference will be held
at Pennsylvania State University June 20-22, 1963.
The conference, the fourth to be held on the University
Park campus, is designed to provide up-to-date discussions
for the operating foundryman. The man who must work
with the molding sand, the man who charges the melting
furnace, and "the man in the shop" who has direct responsibility in foundry operations should be encouraged
to attend.
Men well qualified to present papers relating to the
practical phases of gray iron, malleable iron, steel, nonferrous alloys, and sand will be among the speakers and
discussion leaders who will provide much useful information for those attending. For the first time die casting
topics will be included.
12e11e4 MeI.4odS
by BEARDSLEY & PIPER COMPAN
Sales Representatives
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.
IPRINGFIE LD
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ACING CORP.
JE 5-101
SERVING THE FOUNDRIES
AND INDUSTRY SINCE 1882
Niagara 4-6215
FOUNDRY ALLOYS
DISTRICT OFFICE:
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3rd&JacksonCamd
SPRINGFIELD
I.
Tele. (Phila.) MA 7-27
CANTON. OHIO
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Kingswood 3-8168
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FEBRUARY, 1963
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Bob has served as Field Metallurg
ist, Ajax Metal Div. of H. Kramer
Co., Phila., Pa., since 1951. Prior t
that he was employed by H. Krame
& Co., Chicago, Ill. He received hi
B.S. Degree in Metallurgical Engineer
ing from Missouri School of Mines.
Teletype 215-642-8535
I PIG IRON
C FC
BESSEMER & LOW PHOS.
Robert F. Schmidt
CO RSON
Limestone
Refractories
Bob is presently serving as By
Laws Committee Chairman, and prio:
to this he has served as Progran
Chairman.
Pm: rector
He is Secretary of the Progran
and Papers Committee of the National Brass and Bronz
Div. of A.F.S., and is also a member of the National A.F.S
Publications Committee. He served as Brass and Bronz
Program Chairman for the East Coast Regional Foundr:
Conference in 1961 in New York.
• Research • Development • Investigations
Analysts
G. E. SMITH, INC.
PITTSBURGH 20, PA.
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Process
HOT-KURE Process
KOLD..KURE Process
KOLD-SET
The Society for Nondestructive Testing, Inc., Philadel
phia SNT Section announces a Specification Clarificatioj
Program to be held February 19 to February 22, inclusive
at the Horn & Hardart Restaurant Conference Room, Kin
of Prussia, Pa. The sessions start each day at 9 a.m. an(
end at 4 p.m. See enclosure for details.
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Pioneer 3-3100
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P. 0. BOX 265
*
The December 20 issue of the Foundry Trade Journa
contains an article on "Dead Bells" - famous bells of th
world which do not ring and offers the following facts om
our own Liberty Bell. The bell was originally cast b:
Thomas Lester of Whitechapel, England and arrived im
America in 1752, being hung in September of that year
The bell was cracked on being tested and was recast b
Pass and Snow of Philadelphia and hung on April 17
1753. This casting was also found to be defective and th
bell was again recast by Pass and Snow and re-hung ii
June 1753. The bell was cracked on July 8, 1835, on th
day of the funeral of John Marshall, Chief Justice of thi
Supreme Court of the United States.
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HAMBURG, PENNA.
Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa. recently appointe
the Griswold Manufacturing Company, Sidney, Ohio ex
elusive distributor of its porcelain finish cast iron cook
ware - Prizer Ware.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
"HI-TEN"
CORE OILS
*
REgent 9-7100
"QUIK SETT"
AIR SETTING
BINDER
Our thanks to ED VOGEL, Lebanon Steel Foundry
who braved the fog and bad weather to serve as Technica
Chairman at our January meeting.
EVERITT H. LUEDERS
& Co.
•
CO2 Binders and Equipment
Flasks and Jackets
•
Molding Machines
Blastcleaning and Tumbling Unit Rubber Liners
71 LODGES LANE
NEWAYGO
Engineering Company
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
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MOhawk 4-8209
•
Reddy Sandy
Handy Sandy
Complete Sand and Mold
Our Program Chairman JACK STEVENS, Bethiehen
Steel Corporation, Bethlehem, Pa. was in the hospital dur
ing our January meeting. We are pleased to report tha
he is well and back on the job.
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DAVID L. KISTLER is now a Metallurgist with th
Metropolitan Edison Company, Reading, Pa. Dave wa
formerly with Lancaster Malleable Castings Company an
Sinking Springs Foundry.
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FEBRUARY, 1963
unmatched quality in binders
Other Chapter Meetings
CORN PRODUCTS COMPANY
I,
Reading, Tuesday, February 19th Berkshire Hotel, Reading, Pa.
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In
MOGUL
Philadelphia
Speaker:
John Warren, Operations Manager
Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa.
INDUSTRIAL DIVISIOI
1740 FRANKFORD AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA 25, PENNSYLVANIA
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DEXOCOR
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KORDEK
Pittsburgh
CERELOSE
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HYDROCOI
New Yo
Boston
DEBEVOISE-ANDERSON CO., INC.
Coke
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Pig iron
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Alloys
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Limestone
Philadelphia Office - LOcust 3-2932
Subject:
"Production Control"
WOODWARD IRON COMPANY
Producers of the Finest Grades of Pig iron
Sales Agents: HICKMAN, WILLIAMS & COMPA!"
Conestoga, Thursday, February 21stStevens House, Lancaster, Pa.
Telephone: Kingsley 5.0423
• All Grades of Sand and Materials for the Foundry
• Carload and Warehouse Shipments
Speaker:
C. Douglas Galloway, Charnbersburg Engineering Co.
Charnbersburg, Pa.
GEORGE F. PETTINOS, INC.
235 BALA AVENUE
.
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 7-03
TEnnyson 9-6290 (Phila.)
Subject:
"Problems and Challenges in the Modern Foundry"
Acknowledged Leader
Philadelphia - Largest Inventories - Cambridge, Mass.
We will have a served dinner again for the February
Meeting, and we have been promised a fine menu, such as
met with the approval of the vast majority of our attendance at our January meeting.
CHAPLETS - CHILLLE
MANUFACTURING AND WAREHOUSING
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
PENNSYLVANIA CHAPLET COMPANY
CHAPTER OFFICERS - 1962 - 1963
Chairman
.......
PHILIP J. KEELEY
Northern Bronze Corporation
Philadelphia, Pa.
Vice Chairman
.....
JOHN M. SCHRAEDER
Olney Foundry, Link Belt Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Secretary Treasurer . . . . HERMAN E. MANDEL
Pennsylvania Foundry Supply &
"FUTURE MEETINGS"
SPEAKER - SUBJECT
DATE
March 8, 1963 - "Quality Castings Through Improved Feeding Methods"
Speaker:
Michael Bock, Pres., Exomet Company, Conneaut, Ohio
April 12, 1963 - "Don't Let Ideas Die on the Vine".
Speakers:
William Burrows - Atlantic Steel Castings Co.
Albert Hokenson Bethlehem Steel Company
May 10, 1963 - "Cost Control on the Cleaning Floor"
Speaker: Charles Mooney, Link Belt Company
Sand Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
DIRECTORS
Terms expire 1963
KARL H. KOSTENBADER
FRED T. SCHAEFER
Bethlehem Steel Co.
Philadelphia Coke Division
REMEMBER, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER
TO ATTEND EITHER THE MEETINGS OR DINNER.
WE URGE YOU TO ATTEND WE URGE YOU TO
BRING YOUR ASSOCIATES - YOU WILL FIND THE
MEETINGS INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE AND CONGENIAL.
MAURICE J. LIPPINCOTT
R.D. Wood Company
Terms expire 1964
HAROLD KURTZ
ROBERT SCHMIDT
Empire Steel Castings, Inc.
Ajax Metals Div., H. Kramer & Co.
EAST COAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE
WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL
NEW YORK, N. Y.
SEPT. 13-14, 1963
Terms expire 1965
CHARLES LOCKE
G. WESLEY WILLIAMS
Crucible Steel Castings Co.
Janney Cylinder Co.
Details in Subsequent Issues
AMERICAN
FOUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY
,1 ?ee4Vci€ Socct
VOL. 1
t4e
No. 6
MARCH, 1963
"QUALITY CASTINGS THROUGH
IMPROVED FEEDING METHODS"
SPEAKER: MICHAEL BOCK II, Vice President
Exomet, Inc.
Mr. Bock is a graduate of Lehigh University where he received his BS in Metallurgical
Engineering. He was formerly employed in the Metallurgical Department of Republic
Steel Corporation in Buffalo, spent six years as Foundry Metallurgist and Foundry
Engineer in charge of new process developments and general foundry production problems at U. S. Naval Shipyard, Boston, Mass., and a year and a half as Metallurgical
Engineer at Unexcelled Chemical Corporation, Cambridge, Mass. For the past sixteen
years he served as Chief Engineer and later as Vice President of Exomet, Inc., Conneaut, Ohio. All of the foregoing work has been in foundries on problems associated
with the foundry industry.
Our speaker, during the past twenty years, has given many talks before various local
sections of the Steel Founders Society of America, the American Foundrymen's Society,
the American Welding Society and the Alloy Casting Institute throughout the East and
Middle West, mostly dealing with the subject of solidification of metals and the feeding of castings. In addition, Mr. Bock has had several articles published on these
subjects in the "American Foundrymen."
TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: ROBERT G. STOKES
Pilot Manufacturing Company
Pennsauken, N. J.
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1963
AT THE
ENGINEER'S CLUB
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#4 eAnde41 Wd40~ 1ø
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MEETING 7:45 P.M.
4/If - - '7/(es4'id aad ,toa-memlle'rii
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Harold is Works Manager
Empire Steel Castings, Inc., Read
Pa., a firm he joined in 194L.
Chief Chemist. He was previous]
associated with Carpenter Steel Cc
Reading, Pa. for 10 years in tli
Metallurgical Laboratory & Meltin
Departments.
Teletype 215-642-8535
CF
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PIG IRON
SON
C
OR
Limestone
Refractories
P.O. BOX 1241, WILMINGTON. DEL
• Research S Development • Investigations
Analysts
C. K. MITCHELL, Pres.
G. E SMITH, INC.
PITTSBURGH 20, PA.
Process • HOT-KURE Process • KOLD-KURE Process
MARCH, 1963
He is a graduate of Reading
Wyomissing Polytechnic Institut
Director
and completed courses in Metallur
at Penn State Extension School.
Harold L. Kurtz
Harold is a member of the American Society for Metal
and is a member of the Executive Board of the Readiri
Foundrymen's Association. He has also served on sever,
technical and operating committees of the Steel Founde
Society.
ROBERT G. KING is the new foundry manager
Globe Enterprises, 220 Krams Avenue, Philadelphia. Bo
was formerly Superintendent, Bridgeton Foundry, Bridg
ton, N. J.
KOLD-SET
LITE.OFF TYPE (Ready to use)
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Philadelphia, Pa.
The PENNSYLVANIA-NEW YORK Chapter, just ne
ly organized by AFS, will hold its initial meeting in Marc]
1963.
D. E. "CHICK" BEST, Bethlehem Steel Corporatioi
Bethlehem, Pa., made our February meeting his offici
visit to the Chapter as a National Director. He descr
the many advantages of AFS Membership, which is ,,concern of everyone connected with the foundry i ndustr
Pioneer 3-3100
P. 0. BOX 265
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HAMBURG, PENNA.
ROGER KEELEY, Ajax Metals Division, H. Kram
& Company, Philadelphia, is confined to Presbyteria
Hospital. His room number is 4112 for anyone wishing 1
drop him a card. We wish Rog a speedy recovery.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
F. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
"HY-TEN"
CORE OILS
The American Welding Society will hold its 44th Ai
nual Meeting and Welding Show in Philadelphia, Apr
22-26, 1963. The week long meeting will be held at ti
Sheraton Hotel, where 65 papers will be presented an
the Welding Show will be held at the Trade and Conve]
lion Center, April 23-24-25. All AFS members are cordial]
invited to attend the Welding Show as guests of AWS.
REgent 9-7100
QUIK SEll"
AIR SETTING
BINDER
EVERITT H. LUEDERS & Co.
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•
Flasks and Jackets
Molding Machines
B!astcleaning and Tumbling Unit Rubber Liners
71 LODGES LANE
NEWAYGO
Engineering Company
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 4-8209
Sales Representatives: Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Company -
FRED SCHAEFER, Membership Chairman, urges ye
emphatically to please renew your 1963 membership dui
as quickly as possible. We need your active support.
The Coke Producers will sponsor another film for ti
Gray Iron Founders Society. This new color movie f
FREE national distribution will include parts of previol
films. Through the industry's association, the America
Coke & Chemicals Institute, the coke producers previous]
sponsored 9 films beginning in 1959.
Principal interests in the Watsontown Foundry Coin
pany, Watsontown, Pa., have been sold and the compar
name has been changed to Watsontown Foundry and Man
facturing Company.
MARCH, 1963
Ail
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Wes is General Manager of all
Foundry and Extrusion Operations
at Janney Cylinder Company, Philadelphia. His centrifugal casting experience started in 1940 at Janney
as foreman.
He received his formal education
in Metallurgy at Temple University
kin Philadelphia.
G. Wesley Williams
He has been active in the Phila.
Director
Chapter A.F.S. for many years, and
is now serving as a Director.
NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.
For Qualify Castings
Merchant Producers of Foundry - Malleable Bessemer Pig Iron
CHestnut Hill 2-072
BRoadway 9-4520
The 61st Annual Meeting of the Steel Founders Society
will be held March 11-12, 1963 at the Drake Hotel, Chicago.
PHILIP J. "PHIL" KEELEY, Chapter Chairman, has
announced selection of the following Nominating Committee for the selection of Officers and Directors for the
1963-64 term.
Robert G. Stokes, Chairman, Pilot Manufacturing
Company
Edwin A. Zeeb, Dodge Steel Company
Percy L. Lanning, Perseverance Iron Foundry
William A. Binder, Pennsylvania Foundry Supply &
Sand Co.
James V. Pastore, George F. Pettinos, Inc.
Raymond F. Foster, Olney Foundry
Donald J. Volk, Alloy Steel Castings Company
REFRACTORIE
the
best known
name
In iron
HANNA
THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORATII
Phone: LO. 3-0307
W. Be COLEMAN & CO.
CHEMISTS
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METALLURGISTS
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ENGINEERS
9th and Rising Sun Avenue
Philadelphia 40, Pa.
BAldwin 3-7751
Petro B on d*
he Reading Chapter, AFS, wishes to express its thanks
to John W. Warren, Foundry Operations Manager of Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa., for a most interesting
and informative address at their February meeting. Mr.
Warren, who has been with Textile for 16 years, presented
a lecture on "Production Control" that was enthusiastically
received by a large attendance.
B4AROID CHEIV1IC4ALS 9 INC
FOR BETTER CASTINGS AT LESS COST... phone your
9
7
in Pittsburgh
in New York
G EO. DONOGHU E
OBHUNTE R
'Archer- Daniels- Midland
BR 6-1222
TR 8-0866
ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPAN
The American Foundrymen's Society Training and Research Institute announces its Course #51 - "New Core
Techniques." Sponsored by the Metropolitan Chapter, this
three-day program will present intensive instruction on
new developments in one of the fastest changing areas of
the foundry industry - core practices. The dates are March
13-15 and the place, the Statler-Hilton, New York City.
Tuition of $60.00 covering all instructional materials,
luncheons and coffee breaks, must accompany applications
for immediate acceptance. Applications must be submitted
to AFS, T & RI, Golf and Wolf Roads, Des Plaines, Ill. immediately.
Conshohocken, Pa.
• COKE
-
• PIG IRON —Foundry, Malleable and Bask
INTERNATIONAL FOUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY
12eIEe4 Afethod4
With a great deal of regret, we announce the
following deaths:
MARK E. MOHR, of the Fuller Company, Catasaqua, Pa., who passed away on Saturday, February
2, 1963.
TEE C. WILSON, Past AFS National President
943.44 and a National Director 1926-28 and 194548. In later years he was sales representative for
Ross-Meehan Foundries and prior to that time had
been works Manager of the American Chain and
Cable Company, Reading, Pa.
PRINGFIELD
ACING CORP.
JE 5-101
NIagara 4-6215
FOUNDRY ALLOYS
DISTRICTrt:F::
2ØOtel4ófl 3rd&JacksonCamc
SPRINGFIELD
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Tele. (Phila.) MA 7-2:
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MARCH, 1963
READING - CONESTOGA
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MOGUL
JOINT MEETING
Stevens House, Lancaster, Pa.
INDUSTRIAL DI
1740 FRANKFORD AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA 25, PENNSYLVANI
Philadelphia
• DXOCOR • KORDEK • CERELOSE • HYDROCO
Pittsburgh
New Yc
Boston
DEBEVOISE -ANDERSON CO., INC.
THURSDAY, MARCH 21
Speaker: Thomas E. Barlow,
Foundry Sales Manager
International Minerals & Chemicals Corp.
Subject: "Corelation of Laboratory Sand Tests with
Sand Behavior in the Molds"
Coke
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Pig Iron
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Alloys
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Limestone
Producers of the Finest Grades of Pig Iron
Sales Agents: HICKMAN, WILLIAMS & COMPAI
Telephone: Kingsley 5-0423
to attend.
We will have a served dinner again for the February
Meeting, and we have been promised a fine menu, such as
met with the approval of the vast majority of our attendance at our last two meetings.
235 BALA AVENUE . BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 7-03
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND Co.
Acknowledged Leader
CHAPLETS - CHILLS
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
FUTURE MEETINGS"
SPEAKER - SUBJECT
DATE
April 12, 1963 - "Don't Let Ideas Die on the Vine".
Speakers: William Burrows - Atlantic Steel Castings Co.
CHAPTER OFFICERS
Chairman - - - - - - -
Vice Chairman .....
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1962 - 1963
PHILIP J. KEELEY
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN M. SCHRAEDER
Philadelphia, Pa.
Secretary Treasurer . - - - HERMAN E. MANDEL
Sand Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
DIRECTORS
Albert Hokenson - Bethlehem Steel Company
May 10, 1963 - "Cost Control on the Cleaning Floor"
Speaker:
Charles Mooney, Link Belt Company
WE URGE YOU TO ATTEND - WE URGE YOU TO
Terms expire 1963
KARL H. KOSTENBADER
Bethlehem Steel Co.
FRED T. SCHAEFER
R.D. Wood Company
Terms expire 1964
HAROLD KURTZ
ROBERT SCHMIDT
NEW YORK, N. Y.
SEPT. 13-14, 1963
Terms expire 1965
CHARLES LOCKE
G. WESLEY WILLIAMS
Janney Cylinder Co.
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VOL. 1
APRIL, 1963
No. 7
DON'T LET IDEAS DIE ON
THE VINE!
SPEAKERS: WILLIAM BURROWS, Sales & Service Engineer
Atlantic Steel Castings Company
ALFRED L. HOKENSON, General Foreman
Ingot Mold Foundry
Bethlehem Steel Company
Mr. Burrows has been employed at the Atlantic Steel Castings Company for the past 40
years. During that time he has progressed from Molder, to Molding Department Foreman, Core Shop Foreman, Cleaning and Machining Department Foreman to Plant Manager.
He is presently engaged in Sales and Service. He will present a 4-step method to attacking
problems of and developing of new ideas.
Mr. Hokenson received his Mechanical Engineering Degree from the University of Rhode
Island in 1950. He has served the Bethlehem Steel Company since that time in various
capacities through Maintenance Foreman, Foundry Engineer, Engineer Manufacturing Division and now serves as General Foreman of the Ingot Mold Foundry. He will present a
brief description of the Bethlehem Steel Company's Methods Improvement Program including the reasons for its introduction and the benefits derived therefrom.
Both gentlemen will present a series of slides designed to present a practical illustration of
the "gimmicks and gadgets" that have been developed by their respective companies. This
will be a very practical, rather than a technical, program and should be a very interesting
and enlightening session. We urge your attendance.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1963
AT THE
ENGINEER'S CLUB
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MEETING 7:45 P.M*
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APRIL, 1963
Superintendent, Iron Foundr
Bethlehem Steel Corp., Bethlehei
Pa. Chick was educated at Netcon
N. J. High School, and reecived b
degree in Metallurgical Enginec
ing from Lehigh University, Bet
lehem, Pa.
He is a former Director ar
Past Chairman of the Philacleiph
Chapter, and was a National Dire
Daniel E. Best
tor of the A.F.S., currently servix
as Regional Vice-President A.F.S.
Chick has also been active in the Lehigh Vath
Foundrymen's Association and the local chapter of ii
National Safety Council, for whom he has presented tall
on safety as well as before the G.I.F.S. and S.F.S.
groups.
Analysts
G. E. SMITH, INC.
PITTSBURGH 20, PA.
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KOLD-KURE Process
Process • HOT-KURE Process
KOLD-SET
LITE-OFF TYPE (R.,dy to use)
Whitehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest Line in the industry
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Philadelphia, Pa.
•
The American Welding Society's 44th Annual Meetii
and Welding Show will be held in Philadelphia's Tra
and Convention Center April 23-24-25. The enclosed br
chure will provide you with full particulars.
HAMBURG, PENNA.
The Treadwell Engineering Company, Easton, Pa. h
officially changed its name to M. H. TREADWELL CO
PANY, INC.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
"HY-TEN"
CORE OILS
Because of this Good Friday meeting, we ask th
you be especially cooperative in the manner of rcservati
cards for this month's meeting. Will you please retui
your cards immediately, fully filled out with correct mu
ber of persons to attend, and preference in dinner. Thai
you.
Pioneer 3-3100
P. 0. BOX 265
For one of the very few times in many years, 01
"second Friday" meeting date has come into conflict wi
the Good Friday Observance. We have discussed tli
situation and made an attempt to change the date of o
meeting for this month, however, due to previous cm
mittments of the Engineer's Club we have found it ii
possible to make this change and our meeting will ha'
to be held as scheduled.
REgent 9-7100
"QUIK
AIR SETTING
BINDER
JAMES H. HATTEN, JR. who has been associat
with Carson, Marshall & Company, Inc., Norristown f
the past two years, was elected a director and also Secreta:
of the company.
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Molding Machines
Flasks and Jackets
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71 LODGES LANE
NEWAYGO
Engineering Company
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 4-8209
FRIDAY, JUNE 28th
MARK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR
IT MARKS THE DATE OF OUR ANNUAL OUTING WHICH WILL BE HELD THIS YEAR AT
THE LLANERCH COUNTRY CLUB. DETAILS
AND OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE
COVERED IN SUBSEQUENT ISSUES.
APRIL, 1963
3
ROBERT M. SCHUMO, President, Crucible Steel
Castings Company, Division Howe Sound Company, Lansdowne, Pa. has been re-elected President of the Steel
Founders Society. B. B. EVANS, Empire Steel Castings,
Inc., Reading, Pa. has been elected a director of the same
organization.
For Quality Castings
Merchant Producers of Foundry
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Malleable - Bessemer Pig Iron
A COMPLETE LINE OF FOUNDRY SUPPLIES - . -
FRICK COMPANY, Waynesboro, Pa. manufacturer
of industrial refrigerating equipment, and a subsidiary of
General Waterworks, Corporation has formed a subsidiary - FRICK INDIA, INC. - to make its products in
India and production is expected to begin next year.
CHestnut Hill 2-07
BRoadway 9-4520
Membership Chairman FRED SCHAEFER has announced the following new members:
WILLIAM CHANCELLOR, Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.
PAUL RODRIGO, Crucible Steel Castings Company
the
CHARLES MITCHELL, Superintendent, National Sashweight Company
Nominating Committee Chairman ROBERT STOKES,
Pilot Manufacturing Company, submitted the following
selections for Philadelphia Chapter offices for the 1963-64
Chapter year.
CHAIRMAN - JOHN SCHRAEDER, Olney Foundry
VICE-CHAIRMAN—ROBERT SCHMIDT, Ajax
Metals Div., H. Kramer & Company
SECRETARY-TREASURER—HERMAN E. MANDEL, Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Company
DIRECTORS - AMOS PROCTOR, Bethlehem Steel
Corporation
SPENCER SCHILLING, Federated Metals Division
American Smelting & Refining Company
EDWARD C. KLANK, Jessie S. Morie & Sons
Phone: LO. 3-0307
best known
name
in iron
With deep regret, we announce the recent deaths of
the following:
JACK GREENSTREET, Salesman with Frederic B.
Stevens Company
REFRACTORIE
W. Be COLEMAN & CO.
CHEMISTS
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METALLURGISTS
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ENGINEERS
BAldwin 3-7751
Petro B on d*
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BAROID CHEMICALS INC
FOR BETTER CASTINGS AT LESS COST. - . phone your
in New York
in Pittsburgh
G EO. DONOGHU E :17t/
BOB HUNTER
TR 8-0866
Archer- Daniels- Midland
BR 6-1222
ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPAX
Corishohocken, Pa.
ONOCIL
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COKE
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PIG IRON - Foundry, Malleable and Basic
545 N 3rd Street, Reading, Pa. Box 1053 Phone: FR 6-0794
JACK SOKOL, Wilkening Manufacturing Company,
reports that former Philadelphia Chapter Chairman,
ARNOLD KRAFT is in Korea serving that government
as adviser on industry as a representative of the U. S.
State Department. Arnold asks to be remembered to all.
&11e4 Meh?iods
by BEARDSLEV & PIPER COMPAN
FRANK E. STULZ, Cast Metals Manufacturing Company, Bath, Pa. and one of the active members of the
Lehigh Valley Foundrymen's Association has requested
that we announce that due to the Easter Holidays, their
next meeting will not he held at Lafayette College, but
at the Pomfret Club, 33 S. 4th St., Easton, Pa. on Tuesday, April 9th. The Technical Subject will be "Where
Does Furan Binder Fit Into the Foundry Industry" and
the speaker will be EDWARD KOGLIN, of the G. E.
Smith Company, Inc. The coffee speaker will be J.
CARLETON JONES, of Jones Associates, Elkins Park,
Pa. and his subject "What's in A Name?"
0 IPRINGFIELD
JE 5-101
__ACING CORP.
NIagara 4-6215
FOUNDRY ALLOYS
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WAREHOUSE:
DISTRICT OFFICE:
134 Morton Rd.
3rd & Jackson, Camd
SPRINGFIELD
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.....(Camden) EM 5-62
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Reading
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MOGUL • DXOCOR • KORDEK • CERELOSE • HYDROCO
Tuesday, April 16th, Berkshire Hotel, Reading, Pa.
Round Table: "Melting"
Iron: Thomas Muff, Harris Muff, Inc.
Steel: Edward Berry, Pennsylvania Electric Steel Castings Co.
Non-Ferrous - William Woodward,
Excelsior Brass Works
New Yo
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Coke - Pig Iron - Alloys - Limestone
WOOD WARD IRON COMPANY
Conestoga:
Sales Agents: HICKMAN. WILLIAMS & COMPAI'
Thursday, April 18th Stevens House, Lancaster, Pa.
Subject: "New Metallurgical Developments"
S
Speaker: Donald Reese, Consultant
International Nickel Company
All Grades of Sand and Materials for the Foundry
MOhawk 7-03
to attend.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND Co.
Acknowledged Leader
CHAPLETS CHILLIEft.
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
"FUTURE MEETING"
SPEAKER - SUBJECT
DATE
May 10, 1963— "Cost Control on the Cleaning Floor"
CHAPTER OFFICERS
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1962-1963
Speaker:
Chairman .......
PHILIP J. KEELEY
Philadelphia, Pa.
Vice Chairman
JOHN M. SCHRAEDER
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Secretary Treasurer .
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HERMAN E. MANDEL
Sand Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Mooney, Link Belt Company
WE URGE YOU TO ATTEND - WE URGE YOU TO
DIRECTORS
Terms expire 1963
KARL H. KOSTENBADER
Bethlehem Steel Co.
FRED T. SCHAEFER
R.D. Wood Company
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Terms expire 1964
HAROLD KURTZ
ROBERT SCHMIDT
Ajax Metals Div., H. Kramer &
Terms expire 1965
CHARLES LOCKE
G. WESLEY WILLIAMS
Janney Cylinder Co.
Co.
SEPT. 13-14, 1963
AMERICAN
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MAY, 1963
dade
No. 8
"COST CONTROL ON
THE CLEANING ROOM FLOOR"
SPEAKER: CHARLES W. MOONEY, JR., Superintendent
Olney Foundry
Link Belt Company
Mr. Mooney needs little introduction to members of the Philadelphia Chapter. He
has been with Olney Foundry since 1934 and has been very active in both Philadelphia
Chapter affairs and the National AFS.
We can promise an interesting, informative and forceful presentation of the subject,
and strongly urge the attendance of you and your associates.
TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: JOHN WARREN, Foundry Operations Manager
Textile Machine Works
Reading, Pa.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1963
AT THE
ENGINEER'S CLUB
DINNER 6:30 P.M. SHARP - $4.00 Including Gratuities - MEETING 7:45 P.M.
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MAY, 1963
Teletype 215-642-8535
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JOHN "JACK" MOONEY, Assistant Metallurgist
Dodge Steel Company has left to accept a position %
National Engineering Company as a service engineer.
Recipient of the Coleman Award, JOHN PAUL OR
upon graduation is accepting a position with the Pittsburg.
Plate Glass Company as a quality control engineer.
Refractories
F. W. STAKELBECK, President of the R. D. Woo
Company has announced that his company has sold ii
complete hydrant and valve product line to Kennedy Valv
Manufacturing Company, Elmira, N. Y.
Analysts
Spectography • Physical Tasting • Salt Spray • Radiography
G. E. SMITH, INC.
PITTSBURGH 20, PA.
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HOT-KURE Process
KOLD-KURE Process
Process
KOLD-SET
LOUIS R. THUN, Chairman of the Board of the Te
tile Machine Works, Reading, Pa., will become landlor
to the Nation's Chief Executive. He has leased his vac,
tion home on Squaw Island at Hyannis Port, Mass. t
President John F. Kennedy, for the summer.
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Philadelphia, Pa.
SPRING CITY FOUNDRY COMPANY, Spring Cit'
Pa., is hard at work recovering from the effects of a
which caused extensive damage to their pattern and th
chine shops.
Pioneer 3-3100
P. 0. BOX 265
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HAMBURG, PENNA.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
"HY-TEN"
CORE OILS
Unfortunately, our last meeting was inadvertanti
scheduled for Good Friday and attempts at changing ii
date were thwarted by previous scheduling at the Eng
neer's Club. Despite our fears, we had a very acceptab]
turnout and we wish to thank all who could attend. Alsi
we wish to extend a vote of thanks to our Technical Chai:
man JACK STEVENS, Bethlehem Steel Corporation an
speakers BILL BURROWS of Atlantic Steel Castings Con
pany and AL 1-IOKENSON of Bethlehem Steel Corporatioi
REgent 9-7100
"QUI!( SETT"
AIR SETTING
BINDER
In attendance at last month's meeting was a specii
guest DONG EUE KIM, Metallurgical Engineer fro:
Korea, here as a part of the exchange program of th
State Department A.I.D.
COz Binders and Equipment
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Molding Machines
Flasks and Jackets
71 LODGES LANE
NEWAYGO
Engineering Company
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
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MOhawk 4-8209
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Handy Sandy
Reddy Sandy
Complete Sand and Mold
Membership Chairman FRED SCHAEFER, announc
the following new members:
I. GILBERT STEINER
The Pennebacker Company
CLARENCE M. 0. HAHN
The Pennebacker Company
MAY, 1963
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The 20th Annual AFS Chapter Officers Conference will
I 'ield June 13-14 in Chicago at the Sherman House.
Caendar these important dates.
NORTH TONAWANDAI N. Y.
For Quality Castings . .
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All newly elected Chapter Chairmen are invited to
attend at AFS expense. Additional delegates may be sent
at Chapter or Company expense.
CHestnut Hill 2-07
BRoadway 9-4520
Program for the 1963 Conference will include the following general points: (1) all sessions June 13 at AFS
Headquarters Office in Des Plaines; (2) one hour for each
Workshop the first day; (3) more time allotted for questions and inter-chapter discussions; (4) general sessions to
be held Friday, June 14 with adjournment at 3:00 P.M.
REFRACTORII
the
best known
name
in iron
Phone: LO. 3-0307
W. B. COLEMAN & CO.
CHEMISTS
-
METALLURGISTS
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ENGINEERS
ANNUAL OUTING
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1963
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LLANERCH COUNTRY CLUB
West Chester Pike and Manoa Road
Manoa, Pa.
BAldwin 3-7751
BAROID CHEIVIICALS1 IN
FOR BETTER CASTINGS AT LESS COST. . . phone your
in New York
in Pittsburgh
GEO. DONOGHU E
BOB HUNTER
TR 8-0866
'Archer Daniels Midland
BR 6-122
Your Entertainment Committee announces the
biggest and best Annual Outing yet held and we
urge that you reserve this date. You do not want
to miss this outing.
Conshohocken, Pa.
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COKE
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• PIG IRON - Foundry, Malleable and Bask
We will have the benefit of enlarged facilities
at this new location. Indoor activities will be held
in air conditioned comfort. A program of outdoor
activities has been lined up for your entertainment.
There will be the usual golf tournament. An excellent dinner has been arranged and a tremendous
show has been put together for your enjoyment.
The Committee has succeeded in obtaining motion picture, television and night club star MICKEY
SHAUGHNESSEY as your Master of Ceremonies.
We urge that you get your reservations in early
• . . check must accompany your request for tickets.
Tickets will be $8.00 each and requests should be
mailed to Herman E. Mandel, Secretary-Treasurer,
Philadelphia Chapter, AFS, Ashland below E.
Lewis Street, Philadelphia 24, Pa.
545 N. 3rd Street, Reading, Pa.
Box 1053 Phone: FR 6-0794
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With deep regret, we announce the death in
his 88th year, of DR. G. H. CLAMER, formerly
head of the Ajax Metals Division of H. Kramer &
Company. Dr. Clamer was a pioneer in the NonFerrous Metals Industry and devoted 65 years to
its advancement. He was a member of ASTM, AFS,
AECS, and AIMME. Dr. Clamer was the recipient
of the AFS Joseph Seaman Gold Medal Award.
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1740 FRANKFORD AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA 25, PENNSYL'V
MOGUL • DEXOCOR • KORDEK • CERELOSE HYDRO
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Yi
Boston
Coke
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Pig Iron
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Alloys
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Limestone
Sales Agents: HICKMAN.
WILLIAMS & COMPA
to attend.
235 BALA AVENUE
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BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
MOhawk 7-0
Acknowledged Leader
CHAPLETS - CHILLS
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
CHAPTER OFFICERS - 1962- 1963
Chairman .......
Vice Chairman .....
PHILIP J. KEELEY
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN M. SCHRAEDER
Philadelphia, Pa.
Secretary Treasurer . . . . HERMAN E. MANDEL
Sand Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
DIRECTORS
The East Coast Regional Conference will be held at
the Astor Hotel in New York City Friday and Saturday,
September 13 and 14.
This fine technical and practical program is under the
direction of Chairman Bernard Ames of the Columbian
Bronze Company and Vice-Chairman Joseph D. Allen of
the Federated Metals Division, American Smelting and
Refining Company.
Technical Chairmen for the Conference are as follows:
Steel:
James R. Lampman, Jr.
Climax Molybdenum Company
The Cast Irons:
Harvey E. Henderson
Lynchburg Foundry Company
Harry C. Ahi
Malleable Iron Fittings Company
Aluminum
and Magnesium:
George A. D'Andrea
Danko Arlington, Inc.
Brass
and Bronze:
Robert Stokes
Terms expire 1963
KARL H. KOSTENBADER
Bethlehem Steel Co.
FRED T. SCHAEFER
R.D. Wood Company
Terms expire 1964
HAROLD KURTZ
ROBERT SCHMIDT
Terms expire 1965
CHARLES LOCKE
G. WESLEY WILLIAMS
Janney Cylinder Co.
You will receive subsequent mailings and details direct
from the Conference officers. However, we would like at
this time to stress the importance of this conference and
to urge your attendance.
AMERICAN
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JUNE, 1963
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LLANERCH COUNTRY CLUB
West Chester Pike and Manoa Road, Manoa, Pa.
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1963
Golf # Baseball# Quoits # Door Prizes
Caine Prizes # Music # Floor Show
MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY
MASTER OF
CEREMONIES
Free Beer all day
Coat Must be Worn for Dinner
TICKETS — — $8.00
Make Check Payable to: Philadelphia Chapter, AFS
Mail To:
HERMAN MANDEL, Secretary-Treasurer
Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Co.
Ashland below E. Lewis Street
JE 5-1012
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CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY RESERVATION
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JUNE, 1963
37.E. Wynnewood Road, .Wynnewood, Pa.
Important Announcement
Teletype 215-642-8535
C-F I-'
Anyone wishing to reserve space for Advertising pi
poses in the monthly Chapter News for the coming ye
contact Bill Binder, Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sa:
Company, JE 5-1012. Those currently advertising shoi
notify Bill of their intention to renew for the 1963Chapter year.
P'IG;
IRON
FOUNDRY MALLEABLE; BASIC
CO RSON
Limestone
We ask your cooperation in this effort, as we mi
have this information as quickly as possible in order
plan our News layout for the coming year. Our space
limited and we must accept all advertising on a first.cor
basis.
Refractories
Is. 0. BOX 1241, WILMINGTON, DEL
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Research
Development • Investigations
Analysts
C. K. MITCHELL, Pres.
0. E. SMITH, INC..
CHAPTER OFFICERS 1963-1964
PITTSBURGH 20., PA.
HOT-KU RE Process" KOLD-KURE Process
Process
KOLD-SET
LITh-OFF TYPE (Ready to us.)
ViceChairman: Robert Schmidt
Ajax Metals Division
H. Kramer & Company
Whitehead Foundry Alloy Service — the Broadest Line in the Industry
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Chairman: John M. Schraeder
Olney Foundry - Link Belt Company
Philadelphia, Pa.
Secretary:
PIoneer 3-3100
Herman E. Mandel
Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and
Sand Company
DIRECTORS
P. 0. 7 BOX 265,1
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HAMBURG, PENNA.
To 1964
Percy Lanning
Harold Kurtz
Empire Steel Castings Co. Perseverance Iron Foundry, I:
Philadelphia, Pa.
Reading, Pa.
CLEVELAND 9, OHIO
BROOKSIDE PARK
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO,
"HY-TEN"
CORE OILS
REgent 9-7100
To 1965
"QUII( SETT"
AIR SETTING
BINDER
Charles Locke
Lansdowne, Pa.
G. Wesley Williams
Janney Cylinder Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
To 1966
CO2 Binders'and Equipment
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Molding Machines
Flasks and Jackets
71 LODGES LANE '.
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.
N EWAYGO'.
Engineering'Company'
NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN
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MOhawk 4-8209
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Handy Sandy
Reddy Sandy
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Amos Proctor
Bethlehem Steel Co.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Edward C. Klank
Jesse Morie & Son
Mauricetown, N. J.
Spencer Shilling
Federated Metals Division
American Smelting & Refining Co.
Fort Washington, Pa.
JUNE, 1963
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OUTING INFORMATION
For Qualify Castings
Remittance must accompany request for tickets
Send in your requests for tickets NOW
No Exchange.!
No Refunds!
7.
Tickets are limited and must be sold on a first-come
basis
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BRoadway 9-4520
CHestnut Hill 2-072
The list of donors who helped to make this outing possible will be published in the program which will be
given to you at dinner. These donors deserve our thanks
for their help with this affair, as the cost far exceeds the
price of the tickets.
the
best known
name
In iron
REFRACTORIE
HANNA
THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORATII
Phone: LO. 3-0307
W. B. COLEMAN & CO.
CHEMISTS - METALLURGISTS
How To Get To Llanerch Country Club
From the City: City Line Avenue to West Chester Pike,
right on West Chester Pike for exactly one mile. Llanerch
Country Club on left hand side of pike.
From New Jersey: Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, Roosevelt
Boulevard and Expressway to City Line, then as above.
Turnpike from West: Use Downingtown Interchange, Exit
#23, south on Route #100 to Route #3, which is West
Chester Pike. East on #3 for approximately 15 miles. Look
for Llanerch Country Club sign on right hand side of road
approximately 1/2 mile past the Manoa Shopping Center.
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ENGINEERS
BAldwin 3-7751
Petro B on d*
*Registered Trademark of National Lead Co
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BAROID CHEIVIICALS, INC
FOR BETTER CASTINGS AT LESS COST. .. phone your
9
in New York
in Pittsburgh
13013 HUNTER
G EO. DONOGHU E
TR 8-0866
'Archer Daniels Midland
BR 6-1222
,
Conshohocken, Pa.
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COKE - Foundry and Industrial
PIG IRON - Foundry, Malleable and Bask
to attend.
discussion leaders who will provide much useful information for those attending. For the first time die casting topics
will be included.
See enclosed brochure.
1eI1e4 MeIhod
by BEARDSLEV & PIPER COMPAN
IPRINGFIELD
sJ
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JE 5-101
Niagara 4-6215
FOUNDRY ALLOYS
WAREHOUSE:
DISTRICT OFFICE:
134 Morton Rd.
3rd
&
Jackson, Camd
SPRINGFIELD
Tele. (Phila.) MA 7-27
CANTON OHIO
Klngswood 38168
(Camden) EM 5-62
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4
JUNE, 1963
OTHER CHAPTER OUTINGS:
Reading - June 14th - Reading Country Club
New Jersey - June 21st - Twin Brook Country Club,
Watchung, N. J.
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MOGUL • DEXOCOR • KORDEK • CERELOSE • HYDROCO
Philadelphia
New Y
Boston
Pittsburgh
DEBEVOISE...ANDERSON CO., INC.
Chesapeake - July 13th -
Limestone
Coke
Pig iron
Alloys
Philadelphia Office
LOcust 3-2932
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Conestoga*—July 20th
Connecticut Chapter and Connecticut Foundrymen's Association - June 21st - Restland Farms, Northford,
Connecticut
INDUSTRIAL DIVISIC
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WOOD WARD IRON COMPANY
Producers of the Finest Grades of Pig iron
Sales Agents: HICKMAN. WILLIAMS & COMPA
Telephone: KIngsley 5-0423
All Grades of Sand and Materials for the Foundry
C Carload and Warehouse Shipm.nts
With deep regret, we announce the death of
SHELDON W. HUGHES of the Hale Fire Pump
Company in Conshohocken, Pa. Mr. Hughes was
a familiar figure at many of our past outings and
will be sadly missed by his many friends in the
industry.
MARSHALL POST, Past National AFS Chairman, and for many years associated with American
Steel Foundries and the Birdsboro Corporation in
Birdsboro, Pa., died at his home in Birdsboro in
his 80th year.
WILLIAM A. FAISON, founder and chief executive
officer of Atlantic Steel Castings Company, Chester, Pa.,
has announced his retirement from active service with the
company. He will continue as Chairman. L. B. POLEN
was named President and chief executive officer; W. A.
MERRIMAN, Marketing Manager; H. A. BLOODS WORTH,
Sales Manager and E. H. BLANTON, Plant Manager. R. S.
MUNSON retired as Vice President and General Manager
and T. J. SPROUL as Treasurer.
JAMES GILLIS, Steel Foundry Superintendent at Bethlehem Steel Company's Steelton plant, announced his retirement in early May.
The following names, well known in the industry
throughout this area, have recently become associated with
new companies: JACK KELLY has recently joined Dick
Brothers in Reading, Pa.; NED BONSTEEL is now associated with the Burnham Corporation in Lancaster, and
DAVE TODD is now with Donegal Steel in Marietta, Pa.
CHARLES LOCKE, Crucible Steel Castings Company,
1963-64 Program Chairman, wishes us to call to your attention to the COLEMAN AWARD LECTURE at our first
meeting of the new year - October, 1963.Our speaker
will be TOM CURRY of Lynchburg Foundry and his subject is "Today's Trends and Challenges in the Foundry
Industry." The date is October 11th and we urge that you
reserve this date and attend a very interesting meeting.
MOhawk 7-03
Acknowledged Leader
Philadelphia
-
Largest Inventories
-
Cambridge, Mass.
CHAPLETS CHILLIE
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT.
The East Coast Regional Conference will be held at
the Astor Hotel in New York City Friday and Saturday,
September 13 and 14.
This fine technical and practical program is under the
direction of Chairman Bernard Ames of the Columbian
Bronze Company and Vice-Chairman Joseph D. Allen of
the Federated Metals Division, American Smelting and
Refining Company.
Technical Chairmen for the Conference are as follows:
Steel:
James R. Lampman, Jr.
Climax Molybdenum Company
The Cast Irons:
Harvey E. Henderson
Lynchburg Foundry Company
Harry C. Ahl
Malleable Iron Fittings Company
Aluminum
and Magnesium:
George A. D'Andrea
Danko Arlington, Inc.
Brass
and Bronze:
Robert Stokes
You will receive subsequent mailings and details direct
from the Conference officers. However, we would Uei at
this time to stress the importance of this conference and
to urge your attendance.

Key 1962-63 Newsletters

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