. Electrical news and engineering. ns (Inches) (Inches) Quantity Bum. Hrs. 75 600 PS-22 2H (M Med. Screw 50 Any 700 100 870 PS-35 3Vs l\i Med. Screw 24 Any 700 110 150 1400 PS-35 Wi VA Med. Screw 24 Any 700 to123 200 2000 PS-30 344 8M Med. Screw 24 Tip Down* 700 300 3350 PS-35 4f^ 0-34 Mog. Screw 24 Tip Down* 700 500 5600 PS-40 5 10 Mog. Screw 13 Tip Down* 700 *0l rders for Mazda C-3 lamps should sp^ ecifically stale if latiii . :,<:■ r,,r 11-r in other than pendent po-iti<iii?. See Table 1 32 THE ELECTRICAL NEWS April 1, 1918 Muni
. Electrical news and engineering. ns (Inches) (Inches) Quantity Bum. Hrs. 75 600 PS-22 2H (M Med. Screw 50 Any 700 100 870 PS-35 3Vs l\i Med. Screw 24 Any 700 110 150 1400 PS-35 Wi VA Med. Screw 24 Any 700 to123 200 2000 PS-30 344 8M Med. Screw 24 Tip Down* 700 300 3350 PS-35 4f^ 0-34 Mog. Screw 24 Tip Down* 700 500 5600 PS-40 5 10 Mog. Screw 13 Tip Down* 700 *0l rders for Mazda C-3 lamps should sp^ ecifically stale if latiii . :,<:■ r,,r 11-r in other than pendent po-iti<iii?. See Table 1 32 THE ELECTRICAL NEWS April 1, 1918 Municipal Electrical Engineers Organize Form Association Composed of Managers, Superintendents and Engineersof Ontarios Publicly Owned Utilities The Engineering Section of the Ontario Municipal Elec-trical Association met in convention on March 13-14 in theChemistry and Mining Building of the University of Torontoand, after a free discussion, decided to form a separate asso-ciation. This decision took the form of a resolution, moved. Mr. E. V. Buchanan. London, President by Mr. P. B. Yates, St. Catharines, and seconded by N. Perry, Windsor, which read as follows:Form of ResolutionThat since we have been unable to effect a proper or-ganization of Municipalities to consider operation and en-gineering questions of policy through the formation of theassociation originally laid down as an engineering branch ofthe Ontario Municipal Electrical Association, be it resolvedthat we recommend the estalslishment of an association of the managers, superintendents and engineers of the differentMunicipal Electrical Utilities free froin the Ontario Muni-cipal Electrical Association and financially independent. The Convention then proceeded to draft a Constitutionand By-laws which were considered clause by clause andadopted after discussion. The main features of the by-lawsare printed below. As provided for in these by-laws, theofficers are president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer andc
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