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The following list contains the names of members whose death notices have been printed in MINING AND MDTALLURY from April 5. 1944 through March 15. 1945, Biographical sketches published in MINING AND METALLURGY are indicated in the last two columns. [ ]

Jan 1, 1946

PROF RICHARD ÅKERMAN Stockholm, Sweden SIR LOWTHIAN BELL Middlesborough, England DR THOMAS M DROWN South Bethlehem, Pa PROF HATON DE LA GOUPILLIERE Paris, France PROF HANS HOEFER Leoben, Austria PROP DR BRUNO KERL Berlin, Germany M FLORIS OSMOND Paris, France PROF DIMITRY CONSTANTIN TSCHERNOFF St Petersburg, Russia PROF DR HERMANN WEDDING Berlin, Germany

Jan 1, 1910

Jan 1, 1895

By Bleeker L. Wheeler

Potential, not past earnings form the basis of valuation. Markets, taxes, transportation and numerous other factors are also of prime importance.

Jan 7, 1951

Jan 1, 1905

The following paragraph of appreciation of the Engineering Societies Employment Bureau is from the letter of a young engineer who found the Bureau of service. "I wish to sincerely thank you for the services rendered. They are of immense value to anyone located as I am, in a small town without the opportunities for keeping in touch with openings in manufacturing lines."

Jan 12, 1919

By C. A. Stetefeldt

In my paper on "The Refining of Sulphides Obtained in the Lixiviation-Process with Hyposulphite Solutions," read at Cleveland, June, 1891 (Trans., xx., 37), I recommended the Roessler converter

Jan 1, 1893

Underwood & Underwood HERBERT C. HOOVER ALBERT SAUVEUR CHAIRMAN OF WASHINGTON, D. C. CHAIRMAN OF BOSTON SECTION SECTION FREDERICK LAIST R. V. NORRIS CHAIRMAN OF MONTANA CHAIRMAN OF PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL SECTION ANTHRACITE SECTION CHAIRMEN OF SOME OF OUR LOCAL SECTIONS

Jan 6, 1919

By J. B. Rasmussen, M. A. Anderson

Mine maintenance department organization varies widely among companies. The four concentrator maintenance departments shown here illustrate specific practice. In order to indicate the relationship of the maintenance department to operations and to higher-level management, many subordinate functions have been omitted or abbreviated. Where possible, the number of supervisory, technical, and craft personnel are included.

Jan 3, 1978

By W. P. Haynes

DuRing 1939. there were no discoveries of oil and gas in Rumania worthy of mention. and the only important extension was the anticipated

Jan 1, 1940

By John W. Rushton

This month's article concludes the series with maintenance design considerations in secondary crushing, grinding, and flotation circuits.

Jan 4, 1978

The Institute maintains a dual relationship with students: (1) an individual relationship with a Student Associate; and (2) a relationship with local organizations of students, known as Affiliated Student Societies or Student Chapters. 1. The conditions of Student Associateship are set forth in Section 9, Article I, of the Bylaws of the Institute (see page 61 and following pages). During 1934, sundry amendments were made for the purpose of improving

Jan 1, 1939

Climax Molybdenum Co. has contracted with the Government to operate its property at Climax, Colo. at maximum capacity for five years. Substitution of synthetic lubricants, polyalkylene glycols and their derivatives, for petroleum products in certain industrial applications is yielding substantial savings in production costs and improved operation of mechanical equipment.

Jan 1, 1951

Professional Paper 112. Upper Cretaceous Floras of the Eastern Gulf Region in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, by E. W. Berry. 177 pages, 33 plates, 12 text figures. Professional Paper 113. Iron-depositing Bacteria and Their Geologic Relations, by E. C. Harder, 89 pages, 12 plates, 14 text figures.

Jan 12, 1919

United Engineering Trustees, Inc. H. G. MOULTON, 40 A. L. QUENEAU, '38 ALBERT ROBERTS, '39 The Engineering Foundation GEORGE D. BARRON, '40 A. L. QUENEAU, '38 Engineering Societies Library Board H. K. MASTERS, '38' A. B. PARSONS, Ex-officio F. F. SHARPLESS, '37

Jan 1, 1936

STANDING COMMITTEES Executive-A. R. LEDOUX, chairman. Membership-GEORGE C. STONE, chairman. Finance-J. V. N. DORR, chairman. Library-E. GYBBON SPILSBURY, chairman. Papers and Publications-BRADLEY STOUGHTON, chairman. Nominations-POPE YEATMAN, chairman.

Jan 6, 1919

Unitization—in some form from simple agreements among operators to complete consolidation of ownerships—is a means of obviating the wastes of unrestrained competition among owners in extracting oil and gas from a common reservoir, as well as of adjusting its output to the current needs of its owners. It offers opportunity for application of improved production methods which are expected to increase recovery, decrease developing and operating costs, and assist in stabilizing output.

Jan 1, 1930

By Charles M. Cooley

A NOTED Prospector Passes-Stories of the grizzled old prospector that discovered what turned out to be a famous and highly profitable mine, only to die in poverty through the shenanigans of "the Interests," are legion. It is pleasant, therefore, to be able to report that the discoverer of one of Canada's most famous mines was more fortunate.

Jan 7, 1953

[Allen -Sherman-Hoff Pump Co Third Cover Dee Carlton Brown. Advertising Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co 228, 228,241 Compton Advertising, Inc. American Cyanamid Co James J. McMahon. Inc. American Manganese Steel Div., American Brake Shoe Co; 246 Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. Anaconda Copper Mining Co 229 Kenyon & Eckhardt Inc.]

Jan 1, 1952

In preparation for the 118th meeting, New York, Feb. 17 to 20, 1919, the following committees have been appointed: Committee on Arrangements ALLEN H. ROGERS, Chairman. W. S. Dickson, Secretary. J. E. JOHNSON, JR. F. T. RUBIDGE. H. C. PARMELEE. FOREST RUTHERFORD. P. G. SPILSBURY. Committee on Annual Dinner Committee on Luncheon F. T. RUBIDGE FOREST RUTHERFORD, Chairman. E. B. STURGIS. E. MALTBY SHIPP. Committee on Patriotic Meeting H. C. PARMELEE, Chairman

Jan 8, 1918