THE BATTALION
Art Prints and Blue Prints
Painters, authors, and musicians win
fame and fortune by transmitting their
conceptions to paper. Achievement
can be completed merely with such
expression of an idea. Not so with
engineering. The design of a turbine
or of a flat iron, once it is created, is
not placed upon a pedestal in a mil
lionaire’s mansion, or in an art museum.
It immediately goes into the shop
there to be executed. Its success is
measured by the degree to which it
fits manufacturing requirements. If it
can’t be manufactured economically
it is a failure.
In an organization like Westing-
house there is a group of engineers
whose chief interest and concern is
the efficient, economical, large scale
manufacture of electrical products.
These mer may be electrical engineers
or mechanical engineers. They are
primarily interested in shop practice
and methods in the same industrial
problems as are the manufacturing
customers whom W r estinghouse serves.
The founder of W^estinghouse was
such an engineer. He possessed a mar
velous faculty to inspire workmen and
executives alike; there are many tales
of men working nights and Sundays to
help him complete a cherished plan.
Throughout all industry there is a
call for men qualified as manufacturing
engineers who can combine materials,
machines, men, and methods with
better and more efficient results.
Such men find pleasure and inspir
ation at Wbstinghouse developing
apparatus to help other manufacturing
executives solve similar problems in
every kind of industry.
This ad" ertisement is fifth in a vocational series, outlining the Helds
for engineering achievement in the Westinghouse organization.
Copies of the entire series will be sent to anyone requesting it.
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ACHIEVEMENT © OPPORTUNITY
WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC
RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH
OF C. H. LEWIS
We, the members of the Baptist
Sophomore Sunday School Class, do
hereby submit the following resolu
tions on the death of C. H. Lewis,
father of our fellow classmate, M. T.
Lewis.
Whereas, God in His infinite wis
dom, has deemed it wise and just to
call unto Him, the father of our fel
low classmate.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
members of the Baptist Sophomore
Sunday School Class of Texas Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, ex
tend deepest sympathy and condolence
to his family;
And be it further resolved that
copies of these resolutions be sent to
his family, to The Battalion, to the
Daily Bulletin, to the San Antonio
Light, and to the San Antonio Ex
press.
(Signed)
LEMUEL W. WEBB, Pres.
HAROLD MAYES, Sec.
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she had picked up in a room. Ah—
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Aggieland.
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this show?”
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rate it is a known fact that he re- puzzle contest which was held in Nev/
ceived a long letter from a hotel maid York was won by Yale in record time