Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

n fundamentally and unequivocally tied
up with the strength of the RESPECTIVE
chapters" He said that it had been his
privilege to visit twenty-six of the thirty
one chapters.
He recommended to the various chap
ters in the society that they make every
possible effort to cooperate with the
various technical societies in their COM
munities and unite with them when pos
sible, for in no case he added, have
I vet found that such alliance involves
lack Of Identification with the national
societies to which each group belongs"
MEMBERSHIP
NOW 3.2S7.
The report of the secretary, Mr.. Eisen-
man. showed that on Sept. l., 1920, the
membership of the society was ZOO
while on Sept. of the present year 1t
was 1921, an increase of 4S1.
Small furnaces for laboratories, in
strument manufacturers, tool shops, etc. I;
heavy duty industrial furnaces, process
timing and signaling instruments for
controlling the time element and prevent
ing the process from running too short
or too long a time; blowers, inserted
tooth and disk saws, drop forged dies
and tools. alloy steels and various prod
ucts manufactured from them, insulating
brick for the retention of heat IN fur
naces-this is a very meager outline or
some Of the exhibits shown in connec-
ton with the convention.
The convention opening this afternoon,
will continue until Saturday afternoon
at 80 o'clock, the last day being de-
voted to the exhibition and being known
as Indiana day
The exhibits are in the Manufacturers
building at the Playground and the bust
ness sessions, with the exception of the
opening session, which is in the Man
ufacturers 1uildinS, will be held in the
Womens building.
PROGRAM FOR
TUESDAY SESSION.
The program for tomorrow mornings
session includes the following papers
a Comparison Of the Rate of Penetra-
ton of Carbon into Various Commercial
Steels in Use for Case Carbonizing," by
s. c. Spaulding, metallurgist, HalcOmb
Steel Company. Syracuse, \. Y; DO
Alloy Carbonizing Boxes Pay" c. NJ.
Campbell, superintendent Pioneer Alloy
Products Company, Cleveland, Ohio ;
"Carbonizing with Wood Charcoal" II.
Schagrin, chief chemistry. s. \. o. P,
Charleston, w Va. The Design of Heat
Treating Containers" H. H. Harris,
president General Alloys Company, Chi
cago, and presented by title, "Cyanamid
in Liquid Case Hardening" ?. w.
Sinner and E. B. Sinner consulting
metallurgicaI engineers, Easton, Pa. /;
1.-THE Efficiency of Different Mixtures for
Cyanide Hardening and the Role of
Nitrogen in the Process" V. E. Hillman,
metdllurgist, Cromption & Knowles Loom
w - -T,c s7yfv 80
Heavy Sections" W. I. McInerney. fore
man H. T.>Armer Plate, Charleston, w.
Va. and Nv hats Wrong with the Car
bombing ProcessF" T. G. Selleck, vice
president Quincy & Selleck, Chicago.
Tomorrow afternoon there viii be two
sessions-one devoted to tool steel and
the other to heat treatment of special
products.
The papers at the tool steel session will
be as follows: physical Tests on High
Speed Steel" A. Fl. D.Arcambal. metal
Iurgist, Pratt whiteney, Hartford
/ Conn. THE Influence of the Heating
Medium on Structural Changes in Steel
A. E. Bells, president Bells Heat Treat
I ing Company, New Haven, Conn: Pre-
pairing Tool Steel at the Mill" A. W f
] Green, metallurgist, John Illingsworth
/ Steel Company, philadelphia. Pa "Tool
! Steel Manipulation" l.. X. Marshall, met
/ alIurgist, Northeast Electric Company
/ Rochester, N Y; "a Comparison OF
! American and English Methods Of Pro
I ducing High Grade Crucible Steels," T
/ Holland Nelson, steel works manager II
Dissron. and Sons Philadelphia. Pa
! Notes on Forged High Speed Milling
! Cutters" W. G. Calkins, metallurgist De
! trOit Twist Drill Company, Detroit; "The
/ Effect of the Tungsten Content on the
/ Specific Gravity of High Speed Tool
| Steel" A S. Townsend; chief chemist
/ Cleveland Twist Drill Company, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Heat Treatment and Uses
of High Speed Tool Steel" NJ H. Med
wedeff, metallurgist, Baltimore; 'Forg
! ing Practice and Its Effect on Heat
/ Treatment" L. R. Seidoil, director New
York Testing Laboratories, New York
/ City.
/ HEAT TREATING OF
/ SPECIAL PRODUCTS.
At the heat treatment of special prod,
ucts session, the papers will include the
/ following Dow Metal and Its Appli.
cations" ]. A. Gam, research depart
ment Dow Chemical Company, Mldlard
/ II. L. Hess Company, Philadelphia
! "Duralumin" W. b. Stout, president
Stout Engineering Laboratories Detroit
Heat Treatment Of Copper and Brass,
| E.. l. Helrgel, metallurgist Motor Prod
ucts Company, Detroit
| As for the features of entertainment
| during the convention, there will be 9
! smoker and entertainment In the Manu-
facturers building at the playground to
morrow evening at 6 o'clock. Wednes
/ day morning there will be an fnvitationa
/ 100 mile match race between Duesenbere
and Frontenac motor cars at the Speed
way, and in the evening. in the Riley
room at the Claypool Hotel, there will bt
| an informal dance and entertainment. Tht
annual banquet, informal. at which there
Will be speakers of national prominence
Will be held Thursday evening
o'clock at the Claypool Hotel.
| Arrangements for the following feature:
of entertainment for feminine guests have
! been made Monday, an automobile triE
about the city, after luncheon at the Clay
pool hotel and, in the evening, visit t
the exhibition at the Playground; Tues
day-luncheon and afternoon at the Coun
try Club, and in the evening theatei
party; Wednesday-The automobile race
1 at the speedway, and in the evening the
informal reception and dance at the Clay
pool hotel; Thursday-Luncheon, fol
lowed by automobile ride and in the
evening the annual Informal banqque
and entertainment; Friday-Luncheon
and in the evening, the movies
Among the prominent guests expected
| at the convention ares Sir Alfred bal
| four, of London, England; l.. w. Wild
of London; W. J. Jessop, steel master
of Sheffield. England Charles NJ
Schwab, of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany; John T. Mathews, president o!
the Crucible Steel Company of America
Gen William Mitchell, assistant chief o.
the United States Air Service; Howard
z Coffin nationally known antnmnhili