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Title: Wrinkle Class
Author: L, F, Carter
Source: 1940 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1940
Abstract: It gives me great pleasure to present this class again to the Meter School and to linow how enthusiastically you received it last year. I again give my thanlcs to Dean Carson and to Mr. Fay Walters for making this class possible and for their splendid cooperation and to Mr. R. L. Rountree for his able assistance and untiring efforts enabling me to present the Wrinkles to you this year. This month of April celebrates the l.iOth birthday of the Lnitcd States Patent Office. The anniversary of a century and a half of American inventive ingenuity brings to light some of the models reposing on the many miles of shelf space in the Patent Office at Washington. Some of them are odd, many of them humorously impracticable, but the majority of them show American ingenuity and perseverance that is the foundation of our industries and progress. It is by this example that the Field and Measurement men who have problems confronting them that are not necessarily covered by Meter Schools and Hand Bonks, work them out to their own satisfaction. The net results are in most cases worth passing on to others for their merit and further deelopraent. In addition to this, I think this Wrinkle class should become a sort of clearing house whereby any question that you may have ijertaining to your work not covered by the Meter School class instructors could be brought to the groups attention and most likely it would be ans-nered by some one who has had a similar experience. I think too, that Safety Ecjuipraent and Practices used by us men in the field should be brought forward and demonstrated so that we could perform our work in

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