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For the benefit of those of our members who are considerable holders of securities, but owing to their isolated situations are not in close touch with the metropolitan market and current quotations, we are publishing two very interesting graphs, showing the course of the bond and stock markets in New York over a long period. These graphs are furnished through the courtesy of the financial department of the New York Tribune.

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By Robert Glass Cleland

[George B. Agnew Cleveland H. Dodge James Douglas E. Hayward Ferry Francis L. Hine Arthur Curtiss James1908-1941 1908-1926 1908-1918 1908-1935 1908-1927 1908-1941]

Jan 1, 1952

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Jan 1, 1907

By James E. Breland

A case study of tangible and intangible costs incurred by a coal mining company for meeting the requirements of the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 is discussed. For clarity, the data is presented on a "before and after" basis, with special emphasis on safety records, costs, and production performance. The cost figures have been subjected to outside verification.

Jan 1, 1975

By Willard S. Morse

The ores of the district are treated at this mill by the lixiviation process, consisting of drying, crushing, chloridizing-roasting and lixiviation by hyposulphite and Russell solutions. Gas is used as fuel for both drying and roasting, The gas-plant consists of two- Taylor revolving-bottom gas-producers, one 6 feet in diameter for the ore-dryers, the other 7 feet in diameter for the Stetefeldt furnace. The producers were made by Messrs. R. D. Wood & Co., Philadelphia, who also furnished the

Jan 1, 1893

United Engineering Trustees, Inc. TAMES L HEAD, '50 E C MEAOHER, '52 R M ROOSEVELT, '49 The Engineering Foundation F F COLCORD, '50 E A PRENTIS, JR , '48 R M ROOSEVELT, '49

Jan 1, 1952

THE wave of nationalism co-mingled with communism which is sweeping from the Philippines across the Asiatic continent into the Middle East has climaxed in a tragedy in Iran which is shaking the foundations of the United Nations. Iran, who a few short years ago stood before the UN as a supplicant for protection against the occupation of the province of Azerbaijan by the Soviet, today defies its jurisdiction in the oil dispute with Great Britain.

Jan 11, 1951