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DALLAS, TEXAS, MONDAY, MARCH 9,1931 `
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INVADE DALLAS
TD SEE PLANTS..
59 SENIORS TO INSPECT ELEC-
TRICAL CENTERS FOR,
THREE DAYS
CLUB Gills LUNCHEON
Power and Utility Chiefs Give
Students Lectures
on Industry
Dallas Industries Inspected by A. & M. Cadets
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Visiting Dallas to "see things we
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anies whose plants and equipment they will inspect.
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seniors of the electrical engineering
school of Texas A. & M. college fo-
-used their uniaded student vision
upon "what makes the wheels go
' general manager, and B. D. Hull,
chief engineer; the Murray com-
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'round" in the large electrical plants
pany plant on Williams street,
of the city.
where they were to be guests of C.
Every branch of the electrical in-
was to be visited during
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Nevitt; the Western Union com-
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their three-day stay, which will be
Pany at Main and Pearl streets, as
concluded Thursday with a visit
C. Carr,
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guests
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the Trinidad power plant of the e
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Texas Power and Light company,
of the program was the the-
ture
as guests of the , ompanv officials.
ater party planned by the Graybar
Athens; H. A. Eddins, Marquez; C.
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Dressed in their smart khaki um-
and Westinghouse Electric com-
W. Evans, Corsicana; A.
. Fors- ~
loaded with knowledge,"
forms
panies for Monday evening.
ter, Dallas; E. C. Hai-per, Brenham;
,
hut eager for a few "facts," the ca-
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Tuesday's Itinerary.
H. Holden, Jr„ Franklin; T. S. Job-
son, San Marcos; P. E
Jacobs
Gal-
dets under leadership of three pro-
F. Rode
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Tuesday morning's itinerary will
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veston; C. D. Kauffman, Fort
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and H. C. Dillingham, invaded Dal-
Include breakfast at the Dallas
Athletic club as guests of the Otis
Worth; W. N. Keisling, Stanton;
G. P. Lewie, Gainesville; R. D. Me-
las Sunday night instead of early
Elevator company and inspections
Calman, Caddo. Okla.: C. A. Me-
Monday.
of the boys wanted to
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of the Southwestern Bell Telephone
Gee, Fort Worth: F. R. McIntosh,
ome
make dates in Dallas, so we decid-
company, Westinghouse and Gray-
bar Electric companies and the
Cavina; L. L. Malaise, Handley; J.
W. Minis, Cleburne; J. D. Mitch-
ed to catch an earlier train," one of
Wyatt Metal and Boiler works,
am, Murchison: C. B. Moehlman,
the leaders said.
f the
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with luncheon at the Trinity Port-
Bryan; K. S. Moss, Port Arthur;
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The entire electr
land Cement company plant at
H. D. Murray, Merkel; W. H.
city was bared at once to the gaze
noon.
Myers, Valley View; J. N. Nahas,
of the embryo engineers.
The boys who made the trip are:
Beaumont; J. K. Reynolds, Pitts-
After breakfast at the Adolphus
J. L. Alber, Houston; V. Aldape,
burgh; G. R. Robertson, Temple;
hotel, where they were guests of Saltillo, Mexico; R. L. Allen, Fort
R. Saibara, Webster; I. Seaberg,
the General Electric company and Worth; C. T. Balderach, Galveston;
Dayton; J. A. Shellberg, Jr., Fort
the General Electric Supply cor- T. G. Banks, Jr., Oklahoma City;
Worth; C. E. Simpson, Harlingen; ,
poration, the group descender) upon J. E. Barbee, Bunkie; C. S. Basin-
C. B. Smith, Dallas; G. J. Smith,
the general office of the G. E. com- 'ger, Dallas; J. F. Blair, Handley;
Gonzales; J. B. Smith, Dallas; T.
pany and the G. E. Supply corpora- F. E. Bortle, Longview; E. H. Bra-
M. Sowell, Cleburne; M. H. Stewart,
tion warehouse, service shop, switch dv, Oklahoma City; H. K. Brown,
Houston; R. A. Sullivan, r., Shreve-
gear factory and radio plant under Houston: R. L. Bullock, Jr., Tay-
port, La.; H. Timmerman, Pfluger-
supervision of W. B. Clayton, assist- ]or; J. H. Burney, Bishop; W. J.
ville; H. J. Williams, Dodge City;
ant district manager, with full ex- Chalkley. Ranger; W. E. Clower,
W. L. Wilson, San Antonio; W. T.
pla.nations. Dallas; G. A. Cushman, San An-
Wingo, Sulphur Springs; H. M.
The next visit was paid to the tonic; E. M. Carl, Jr., San Antonia;
Wingten, Denison, and H. P. Wool-
Dallas Power and Light company R. C. Daniel, Cleburne; J. R. Dean,
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ley, Houston.
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plant at the foot of Griffin s
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where they were guests of. Ross H. ar
Forney, assistant general manager,
and J. M. Harley, power plant su-
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perintendent.
There they watched the process
of transforming electricity through
its various stages of steam and
mechanical power, visiting the tur-
bine rooms, the boiler rooms, the
I switching structure, the electrical.
switchboard and the main control
j: com.
To Club Meeting.
At noon, they went to the weekly
meeting of the Electric, club at the j-
Yalter hotel, where they lunched
with some of the principal electri-
cal figures of the city and received
recognition on the program. They
also listened to the address by Dr.
R. B. Whitehead, chief geologist
for the Atlantic Oil company,
speaking on geological relation-
ships of the new East Texas oil
fields with the other fields of the
ie afternoon was seneauie,
ievpted to visiting the vat
its of the Southwestern
-phone company, where
e to be guests of W. L. Pr
DALLAS, TEXAS, WEDNESDAI
Sixty members of the senior class o
Agricultural & Mechanical College at B
transmitter of radio station WFAA on the
noon.
Continued on Page Three.
Electrical Engineering Students at A.
Nearly sixty seniors of the electrical engineering school of Texas A. lvi. conege wui-r, u-
cal and industrial fields of Dallas were halted in their busy curiosity Monday morning to pose for the photog-
rapher in front of the General Electric general office building. The electrical cadets pronounced them-
d ful time" with "a lot to see." They wil be here three days as guests of various com-