A study has been made of the thermoelectric powers (S) and electrical resistivities (&rgr;) of CrFe alloys over the concentration range 0 to 48.2 at. % Fe and temperature (T) range from 25° to 1000°C. The plots ofSvsTand &rgr; vsTmove in an orderly progression from that of pure Cr to the curve for the Cr51.8Fe48.2alloy with no anomalies occurring. One might think thatSshould change sign as the alloy concentration passed through the region where Becket al.observed their ``spike'' in the electronic specific heat, but no such phenomenon was observed.