New Britain herald., 1924-09-13
NEW BRITAIN IN
 B|G EXPOSITION
Factory and Mechanical En-
 SineeIS Here Are Interested

! Mechanical Engineers are planning to attend the machine tool exhibition to be held at Mason laboratory, New Haven, September Ih, l6, IT and IS, under the auspices of the New Ha- ven branch of the A, s, NJ, E., Yale university and the New Haven chamber of commerce.
 The New Britain chamber of com merce Is cooperating in the exhibit and a number of admission tickets have been received by Miss Mary E. Il Curtin, secretary, which can be pro- \ cured without cost, upon appliea- tion.
 II Several New Britain factories are among a list of manufacturing con- Cerns from various sections of the country who are exhibiting their products at this exposition, one local man being a speaker at the exer- ciseS.
 The program is as follows:
 Technical Program
 Monday, September 18th, S:3O p. m.-Openlng session.
 Tuesday, September 18th, S:30 p. m,-J. A. Smith, chairman machine shop practice division, A. S, M. E., General Electric Co.,, Schenectady, presiding
 Review of foreign progress in re- search in machine shop practice Prof. C. A. Beckett, New York.
 Discussion on research in machine shop practice in the United States Wilfred Lewis. Philadelphia. Pa.. B, H. Blood, Hartford, Conn.,, and others.
 Forecasting demand for machine tools-E. F. DuBrul, general manag- CT, National Machine Tool Builders Assoc, Cincinnati Ohio. S:30 D. m.-Dr. Ira N. Hollis, Wor-
 cester, presiding. General discussion of education and training for the in- dustries. Speaker: J. A. Smith, Gen. eral Electric Co.,, Schenectady. | Wednesday, September 17th, 3:3O | ?. m.-Comparative methods of tool | design and relation to the quantity | production of sheet metal parts-D l M. Chason, Elizabethport, N. J. Application of ball bearings to ma, l chine tools-H. Reynolds, New Brit l ain, Conn.
 l Shop measurements-Earle Buck. l ingham, Hartford, Conn. l Thursday, September 18th, 3:3O p | m.-Selling standards to manufac.
 turing organizations-E. C. Peck l Cleveland, Ohio.
 ! Standardization versus individuals
 ity-L. D. Burlingame, Providence. R. I.
 | The value of standardization with l examples of accomplishment-Geo l T. Trundle, Jr. Cleveland, Ohio ] Manufacturing design of ordnance material-J. D. Pederscn, Springfield armory.
 National Meetings
 These meetings will be held il .r Durham laboratory on Hillhoust E avenue.
 l. Tuesday, 1:00 ?. m-Special A. ,e NJ. E. research committee on cut 10 ting and forming of metals. B. H g Blood, chairman; c. A. Beckett, sec ot retary.
 ,o Wednesday, 1:00 ?. m. - Centra le committee of sectional committee or III small tools and machine tool ele a- ments H. E. Harris, chairman
 Working committee on standardiza k. ton of tee slots. Erik Oberg, chair
 man. Organization meeting of sub
 committee on the standardization o
 tool holders and tool post openings - Thursday, 1;00 D. m.-Joint meet
 ing of subcommittee on methods Q
 gazing manufactured material. |
 o. Hoagland, chairman. sub"commit
 tee on gages, their limits, manufact k- ure and use. Earle Buckingham
 chairman. (These sub- b-committee in are 8 part of the sectional commit le tee on the standardization of plai " limit gages for general engineerin
 workD
 ,r All of the above mentioned stand ,s ardizaton committees have been oI V ganized and are functioning undo
 the procedure of the American ET gineering standards committee, 7' At 9:30 on Tuesday, Wednesda T! and Thursday mornings, trips ar ne planned to various plants in or nea 7H New Haven. Other trips are plar Ie ned to points of interest in New .Hs ne ven and along the shores, includin re Yale university and the Yale bow e- Ladies are invited on these trip
 Industrial motion pictures Wedne
 day and Thursday evenings at "A e. Among the exhibitors from a el over the United States, three Ne
 Britain industries are found, n 'ln Goss &, DeLeeuw Machine Co" u CIV New Britain Machine Co. and u
 Fafnir Bearing Co.