The Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, November 15, 1929 Page: 4 of 4
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engineers' ball
is held at river
oaks monday nite
Seven Jacks and Lee's Owls
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seminar talks by
morrill, wallis
and case given
Debney, Hale and Robb to
Be Heard Today
At 2 P. M.
The sixth met*tint; or tlu> Knglnoor-
iitt? Seminal' was held lust Friday lit
tla* Mi-uhanical Laboratories building.
This nteetiUK waa featured by the
preHenltilion of three subjeetB cover-
(titr widely different engineering sub-
jects. hut ho chosien a to be of cer-
tain interest.
Phillip Morrill, of the Mechanical
Kugiueet'liig section, spoke on the
subject of recent developments in avi-
ation engines and he included in Ills
talk a short description of the many
mul varied types of engines suitable
to aviation. The speaker stated that
the use of IMesel engines as applied to
iniiiHon nei'ds was just gaining promi-
nence, but that the general use of
Diesel .engines would bo delayed for
several years.
K It. Wallis. of the Mechanical (En-
gineering seriioti, had as his subject a
discussion of tides and their engineer-
ing aspects. Tills subject is gaining
llii|n>l'tauce tuiil the use of tides and
iheir etfi.cts for the generation of
power is being exploited In many
I'otint nes hecailse ol the enormous
anioiini of power available in this
loriu. A brief but iliiere.'-tiiiK deseriji*
(foil ol ihi' pliin io list:* the tides in
the Hay of l'tnidy was given.
Villi' r* I'ase ol the ICii'i'trii'iii Kit-
KiiieeriiiM section, niive an interc'St.lug
ilisi'iission of (lie electrical engineer-
ing principles in sound picture sys-
tems. The subject-matter vvns pre
senteil in a pleasing manned and Mr.
(,'use was aided in his tails by prac-
lie.ii knowledge of this sttbjecl gained
from vNif:- to loi.'il theaters ami in-
tjjie* t,;ioll ol tile ltjif.IttipnlSl.lt Used ill
these theater* for soun4-picture«.
The next meetin* of Seminar, to be
conducted la M. U 208, this afternoon,
will be devoted to the presentation
of three subjects that are certain to
prove interesting. O. C. Debney has
the subject of, "Through Electrical
Kyes," which will discuss the use of
photo-electric cells in modern indus-
tries; J. 8. Hale will talk on the "Con-
struction and Advantages of the Mof-
ratt Tunnel." described the unique
engineering triumphs so necessary to
complete this tunnel. Egerton Hobb
lias chosen as his subject "Non-Cor-
rosive Metals and Alloys," which
immune to corrosive action.
EXEROISE
Jumping at conclusions Is not near-
ly so profitable an exercise as dig
ging for facts.
WAITING
Only one thing comes to him who
waits—Old Age.
Leaders
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HOLDS THE LEAD
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0 F 11 O V S T O N ' S
HOMES and INDUSTRIES.
"The Kyoto" of Btlltaca, Montana,
knocks the knocker* by printing thl*
little whtnuy:
If we print ail Jokes, people say we
are silly.
If we don't print them, they say
we are too serious.
If we publish things from other pa-
per*, we are too laty to write.
If we stay on the Job, we ought to
be out hunting new*.
It we are hustling news, we are not
attending to business in our own de-
vunited"cas company /
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TO THI-: WEST INDIES
COTTON ICXf'HANCIO H14WJ
HOUSTON
Reward
The prestige this store enjoys
as a leader in young men's
wear is only the reflection of
exactly expressing young
men's style .season after
season ... the fall season is
no exception.
New Braeburns Now
$35 $40 $45
with two treuter*
TOP COATS SAME PRICE
bdrrmger
.TAILORS
Nortonfa
CLOTHIERS *
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"Drizzle,
drizzle..."
It's bound to rain sometime*,
even in the best regulated cli-
mates. But don't let that make
any party of yours a fizzle.
A Pish Brand Slicker is a
comfortable, chummy sort of
garment that makes good
times possible regardless of
storms and showers.
You can buy a genuine Fish
Brand Slicker almost any-
where for the price of a couple
of theatre tickets. A. J. Tower
Company, Boston, Mass.
■ssmtis
pertinent.
If we don't prist all oontrtbuUoni,
the paper ia full of Junk.
If we do print all contribution*, we
don't show the proper appreciation.
Like aa not some fellow will aay we
■wiped thi*.
So we did—*o we did.
-The Kemper New*-The Kemper Mill*
tary School.
CHANCE
Chance helps those who help them-
selves.
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And a Pereonal Service You'll Like.
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Take it for what
it is worth
If.
T
HEKE are just hundreds of things offered in
this Ninth Anniversary Sale that are highly
suitable for .Christmas giving.
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Christmas is not so far away . . . that it would not
ho smart to begin making selections now.
Anniversary reductions will help to make your
Christmas money go farther.
Articles chosen now are not likely to bejtlupl|,cat d
in regular Christmas stock.
Selections made now lighten the worries of shop-
ping during the Christmas rush.
Sale continues just for a limited time. Better shop
tomorrow.
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Should your photograph appear in Who's Who hi
Campus News, there's a pair of Sik Wunderhoae
waiting for you at Munn's.
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The Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, November 15, 1929, newspaper, November 15, 1929; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth230150/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rice University Woodson Research Center.