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johns hopkins professor explains the process of coloring used by the ancient goldsmiths s'gma xi lecturer tells of metallurgical research chem society holds annual yuletide party wood lectures on tinted gold of old egypt price five cents strong to talk monday night dorothy stickney to be present at performance of front page tickets sent to houses are available at drown hall the star of original broadway production will be guest at satur day performance mustard and cheese orchestra to play between acts gladys clouse christine pe ters jeanette cleaveland take parts in the play color designer for general motors will lecture on art through chemistry tickets for the mustard and cheese performance have been distributed to the living groups those students who have not received them may get their tickets at the lehigh union of fice in drown hall up to satur day noon only students will be admitted on these tickets announces c e schaub business manager reg ular admission will be 40 cents prindle talks to i e class oontinued on page four the chemical society held its an nual christinas party wednesday night at the masonic temple law rence rupp of allentown was the guest speaker prof alpha a diefenderfer professor of qualitative analysis introduced the speaker by review ing several incidents from their boyhood companionship mr rupp retaliated in his address by telling the engineers a few anecdotes about professor diefenderfer dr emery vice president of the university also addressed the members of the chemical society he recollected several interesting incidents from the earlier days of the university professor diefenderfer explained the origin of the christmas parties and then thanked the students for their share in the preparation of this year's affair he praised the spirit of co-operation which existed among the faculty and students milton meissner 34 president of the society acted as toastmaster in troducing the various speakers dr h m ullmann head of the chemistry department was honor ary toastmaster of the dinner dr ullmann mentioned that of the 50 seniors and postgraduates of last june the chemistry department has been able to place 43 of them in paying positions he claimed that this record has no parallel in any of the colleges in the country a skit portraying the three em ployees of the stockroom in the lab oratory was presented by three members of the chemical depart ment henry strub 34 led the so alumnus discusses pro tection of inventions by present patent law eight to be initiated by lehigh honorary tau beta pi to hold banquet following ceremonies a public lecture and demonstra tion of art through chemistry or revelations in the realm of color will be given by h t strong new york designer at 8:15 p m monday in packard auditor ium mr strong is a designer of inter national reputation according to g a howland head of the fine arts department his book of color schemes for general motors was published in a quarter of a million copies and sent to every university and college in the world in order to secure new ideas for color combinations for the automo bile industry and other commercial products mr strong has investi gated the whole field of natural re sources obtaining color ideas from insects plants and minerals es pecially remarkable have been his researches in chemistry professor howland said that mr strong will demonstrate his method by projecting upon a screen a chem ical crystal magnified many thou sand times revealing a world of un believable color the possibilities seem unlimited and the results as fascinating as any new scientific exploration professor howland stated the annual fall military ball spon sored by scabbard and blade so ciety will be held from 10 to 2 sat urday night at the university ar mory music will be furnished by doc hyder and his original southernaires of philadelphia invitations have been extended to the members of the m s & t department and to several other fac ulty members admission is 2.20 per couple and 1.25 stag tickets may be procured from members of scabbard and blade or at the door the armory is to be decorated with flags guns and other military displays the members of the so ciety will be dressed in their reg ulation uniforms e n hower chairman of the dance committee says that this is the first time in many years that such an affair has been held in the armory and is in the nature of an experiment armory is suitable the main floor of the armory is the largest available space on the campus suitable for dancing the other rooms of the armory will serve as lounges and cloak rooms available to the guests along with the lounge in drown hall the time has been arranged to permit the guests to attend the mustard and cheese play earlier in the evening doc hyder and his orchestra played at the tea dance at the maennerchor on the saturday aft ernoon of house party and later at the alpha tau omega dinner dance the chaperones will be major and mrs j o green captain and mrs j k rice and captain and mrs p l sadler the ball last year was attended by about 120 couples and was held in the hotel bethlehem with music by the le high collegians the members of the dance com mittee are e n hower 34 chair man a t bailey 34 j r fu gard 35 and c k okuno 34 whitsit lectures on rocky river plant hydro-electric system supplies connecticut electric service council approves three resolutions seniors to inspect comprehen sives on file the development of naval tactics from the historic battles of the past up to modern times was the subject of a talk given by lieut com l.h thompson of the united states navy wednesday evening in pack ard auditorium commander thompson first illus trated how the athenians defeated the superior fleet of the per sians commanded by xerxes in this battle and the ones following he explained the various move ments with the aid of diagramatic lantern slides the french victory over the british fleet off cape henry dur ing the american revolution was the next sea battle the speaker de scribed and criticized british fleet withdraws after that battle the british fleet was forced to withdraw to new york for repairs and consequently was of no significance afterwards the british navy was beaten by poor admiralship and commander thompson pointed out where the british admiral showed bad judg ment the battle of jutland during the world war was the last sea en counter that commander thomp son discussed he explained that the germans left the shelter of their harbor in wilhelmshaven for the purpose of intercepting supplies that were going from norway to the british isles the english learning of this plan were on hand to meet the ger mans the strategy involved in the battle which ensued was fairly com plicated but was nevertheless both interesting and in some cases novel lauds battleships lastly commander thompson at tempted to discredit the idea that battleships are at this time prac tically useless he described a plan which he had drawn showing the part that the battleship will play in future wars he stated that it is the only sea going vessel of its kind able to take the terrible punishment to which it is so often subjected by showing the relative positions of air craft carriers destroyers submarines and other sea fighters he showed what the battleship will be able to do if properly protected commander thompson was made an ensign in the navy in 1917 when he served in the world war from 1919 to 1931 he held the rank of lieutenant in 1931 he received his present commission at this time he is naval inspector of steel made for the navy in northeastern and northwestern pennsylvania the international relations club sponsored the lecture in conjunc tion with eta sigma phi honorary classical fraternity dr r w wood head of the de partment of physics at johns hop kins university spoke tuesday in packard auditorium on the discovery of the processes used by the egyp tian goldsmiths in making purple gold this lecture was sponsored by the sigma xi national honorary re search society and was open to the public dr wood's topic was the pur ple gold of tut-ankh-amen deal ing with a new field of research work in which he was a pioneer he was introduced by dr j s long professor of inorganic chemistry explains investigation before proceeding with his illus trated accounts of his research with certain samples of egyptian gold dr wood told how the field of chemical research greatly aided the investigation of a murder dr wood who calls this field of research scientific detective work succeeded in bringing a murderer to justice through the analyzation of certain pieces of metal the only clues to the crime after relating this story dr wood told how he became inter ested in a peculiar purple tinge which characterized certain speci mens of gold which had been re moved from the tomb of king tut ankh-amen his curiosity in regard to this coler led him to instigate a research in regard to the chemical content of this gold by securing samples ing many tests he was not only from the museum in cairo and us able to account for this color but reproduce it phenomenon reproduced by adding certain small propor tions of iron and arsenic he was able to reproduce the phenomenum to such perfection that his speci mens could hardly be distinguished from the originals as no gold from egypt or the surrounding territory had this col or in its natural state dr wood stated that he believed the egyp tian goldsmith intentionally put the necessary compounds into the gold in order to obtain this color he also stated however that he be lieved the goldsmiths came upon this compound by accident as yet dr wood has not fin ished his investigation of this gold he is however continuing in sim ilar research in regard to other minerals which have peculiar char acteristics he said the meeting was attended by about 150 at the end of the lec ture the audience was invited to ask questions and to inspect sam ples of gold which he had brought coming events eight pledges will be formally in itiated into tau beta pi national honorary engineering society to night in the tau beta pi room in packard laboratory the initiation ceremonies will take place at six o'clock following the initiation a banquet will be served at the hotel bethlehem in honor of the new members president c r richards will be the speaker at the banquet states eugene l wildman head of the fraternity those students who will be ini tiated are b g fortman i e 34 h c haupt ch.e 34 k l hon eyman e e 34 j a morse ch e 34 w a robinson c e 34 w a johnson met e 35 l p struble m e 35 and w s weil e e 35 the society held a business meet ing last night at 7:30 in their chap ter room in packard laboratory shankland to speak met society to hear talk on open-hearth practice dr edwin j prindle 90 lec tured on patent protection wed nesday evening to the class in in dustrial management in packard laboratory dr prindle who has been prom inent in the revision and improve ment of patents since the comple tion of his work as a patent exam iner advanced many theories as to the possible improvements of our present patent laws among the theories advanced by dr prindle was one which dealt with the protection of ideas prior to the application for a patent in order to make clear his points dr prindle gave several examples of difficulties which might have been avoided in the filing of pat ents in addition to this he gave a brief description of the mechanisms in the patent bureau dr prindle is an authority in such subjects as he once worked in the united states patent office in washington dr prindle was graduated from lehigh with the class of 90 soon after his graduation he entered the national law school in washing ton in order to further prepare him self at this school he received his bachelor of laws degree 1892 master of laws 1894 and later the doctor of laws at this year's founder's day ex ercises the honorary degree of doctor of engineering was con ferred upon him financial reports approved by board of publications budgets of the brown and white burr epitome and review and ap pointments of additional members of the burr board were approved by the board of publications at its meeting tuesday the six additions to the burr boards were as follows l m lake bus 36 e n hower met 34 h a feldman arts 36 d w hop pock i e 36 and w e austin i e 36 to the editorial board and l m roberts bus 35 to the art board i e.'s to have party annual christmas festivities take place tonight inspection by senior arts men of the former comprehensive examina tions in their particular department was encouraged by the arts coun cil at their meeting yesterday after noon in the faculty room of the alumni memorial building this was one of three recommen dations made by the lehigh arts council with regards to the possi bility of the use of this type of ex amination in the encouragement of reading courses for seniors the latter courses are designed to relate to the major field of each senior concerned these recommendations are the result of an investigation of com prehensive examinations as used by other colleges by a committee head ed by f c becker assistant pro fessor of philosophy for the past two years prof p m palmer has kept the former comprehensives on file these files have been open to the inspection of senior arts men and the council yesterday strongly recommended the use of them by the seniors rotary hears sutherland educational experiences at rob ert college in constantinople was the subject of an address by prof hale sutherland head of the de partment of civil engineering wed nesday at the luncheon meeting of the rotary club the construction and develop ment of a hydro-electric pump stor age plant on the rocky river in connectitcut were explained in an illustrated lecture given by lyle a whitsit hydraulic engineer of the united engineers and constructors at the meeting of the civil engin eering society last evening in pack ard laboratory the plant mr whitsit said is a unit of the connectitcut electric service company construction was started in 1926 and completed in 1928 the project consists in pumping water from the housatonic river into a reservoir which was created by dams and earth embankments the water is used to generate elec tric power the water then drains off into the rocky river the pump storage plant mr whitsit stated differs from an or dinary hydro-electric plant in that it has pumping units to obtain wa ter pressure the source of power for the pumps is the excess hydro power developed or steam power germany switzerland and italy have the majority of pump storage stations which are now in opera tion to hold formal closed dance george doddy and his local band will entertain at the alpha chi rho closed formal dance tomorrow the dance will last from 10 p m to 2 a m a d shankland superintendent of open-hearth furnaces at the beth lehem steel company will be the speaker at the meeting of the met allurgical society to be held mon day dec 18 in room 301 williams hall mr shankland will discuss open-hearth practice the open hearth process consists in exposing metal ore to direct flame in an open furnace the process is also known as the siemens-martins process the steel produced is similar to bessemer steel and contains also a basic process for ores containing phosphorous according to g b mcmeans president of the society moving pictures will be shown at the annual christmas party of the industrial engineering society at 7:30 p m tonight in room 466 packard laboratory after an hour of comedy motion pictures the members will assem ble in the smoking room on the second floor a group of games of chance have been arranged for the entertainment of the students and faculty stage money will be distributed equally among those present the person having the greatest amount at the end of the evening will be considered the winner of the games and will receive a souvenir friday dec 15 6 p m tau beta pi meeting room 451 packard laboratory 7:30 p m industrial engineering society meeting roctns 356 466 and the auditorium packard lab oratory 8:15 p m front page play given by mustard and cheese drown hall saturday dec 16 j>:ls p m front page play giv en by mustard and cheese drown hall 10 p m scabbard and blade dance armory monday dec 18 8 p m metallurgical society meet ing lecture by a d shankland superintendent of open hearths at bethlehem steel on open hearth practice room 301 williams hall 8:15 p m public lecture by h t strong on art through chemis try revelations in the relm of color packard auditorium miss dorothy stickney star of the original broadway cast of the front page and another lan guage is expected at one perfor mance of the mustard and cheese club's presentation of the front page at 8:15 o'clock tonight and 8 o'clock tomorrow night in drown hall miss stickney will appear at the saturday performance says r e mcleod president of the club hildy johnson the star reporter for the chicago herald-examiner will be portrayed by j j berger vice president of mustard and cheese he played the part of the judge in the club's spring produc tion of the trial of mary du gan miss jeanette cleaveland record er of the university will be the moll of the escaped convict as she portrays the role of molly mal loy miss cleaveland has appeared in the faculty dramatic club's pro duction of the first mrs frazer l m lake who takes the part of the mayor of chicago will be remembered as the lover in poison passion and petrification w s hutchinson the sheriff who is seek ing re-election at any expense is new to the mustard and cheese stage hildy's managing editor e s williams jr has appeared in every mustard and cheese play in the last two years miss polly smith is assisting mustard and cheese again as she takes the part of the would-be bride of hildy johnson she appeared last year as mary dugan in the trial of mary dugan and as the dut chess in lady windemere's fan the corps of reporters who keep the city constantly informed as to the procedure of the hanging are l feinblatt a zuckerman c f mc coy m h baxter s l graw w b maynard and b s weiss dia mond louie the reformed gangster will be played by j deß cornelius g a besosa plays the part of the governor's messenger who gets through j b tuton sergeant-at arms to decide the fate of w s weil the convicted criminal mrs sydney brown will play the part of miss smith's mother miss gladys clouse will be the woman who cannot hold her husband and mrs c b meyer will characterize the typical irish scrub-woman frank and carl two detectives will be portrayed by c citret and j b tuton w m smith and t e tate will be the officers of the law between the acts and before the performances the mustard and cheese orchestra will play several selections under the leadership of j h mcconnell bethlehem pa friday december 15 1933 will appear in mustard and cheese play the lehigh university brown and white vol xli no 22 military ball to be given saturday night scabbard and blade will hold annual dance in armory for first time in chapter's history doc hyder and southern naires to provide the music naval tactics are described by thompson lieutenant commander discusses important en gagements throughout nautical history international relations club eta sigma phi sponsor talk e s williams as walter burns jeanette cleaveland as molly malloy j j berger as hildy johnson stockroom staff taken for a ride in comedy ; dr h m ullmann is honorary toastmaster lawrence h rupp is the guest speaker at christmas banquet member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first
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FullText | johns hopkins professor explains the process of coloring used by the ancient goldsmiths s'gma xi lecturer tells of metallurgical research chem society holds annual yuletide party wood lectures on tinted gold of old egypt price five cents strong to talk monday night dorothy stickney to be present at performance of front page tickets sent to houses are available at drown hall the star of original broadway production will be guest at satur day performance mustard and cheese orchestra to play between acts gladys clouse christine pe ters jeanette cleaveland take parts in the play color designer for general motors will lecture on art through chemistry tickets for the mustard and cheese performance have been distributed to the living groups those students who have not received them may get their tickets at the lehigh union of fice in drown hall up to satur day noon only students will be admitted on these tickets announces c e schaub business manager reg ular admission will be 40 cents prindle talks to i e class oontinued on page four the chemical society held its an nual christinas party wednesday night at the masonic temple law rence rupp of allentown was the guest speaker prof alpha a diefenderfer professor of qualitative analysis introduced the speaker by review ing several incidents from their boyhood companionship mr rupp retaliated in his address by telling the engineers a few anecdotes about professor diefenderfer dr emery vice president of the university also addressed the members of the chemical society he recollected several interesting incidents from the earlier days of the university professor diefenderfer explained the origin of the christmas parties and then thanked the students for their share in the preparation of this year's affair he praised the spirit of co-operation which existed among the faculty and students milton meissner 34 president of the society acted as toastmaster in troducing the various speakers dr h m ullmann head of the chemistry department was honor ary toastmaster of the dinner dr ullmann mentioned that of the 50 seniors and postgraduates of last june the chemistry department has been able to place 43 of them in paying positions he claimed that this record has no parallel in any of the colleges in the country a skit portraying the three em ployees of the stockroom in the lab oratory was presented by three members of the chemical depart ment henry strub 34 led the so alumnus discusses pro tection of inventions by present patent law eight to be initiated by lehigh honorary tau beta pi to hold banquet following ceremonies a public lecture and demonstra tion of art through chemistry or revelations in the realm of color will be given by h t strong new york designer at 8:15 p m monday in packard auditor ium mr strong is a designer of inter national reputation according to g a howland head of the fine arts department his book of color schemes for general motors was published in a quarter of a million copies and sent to every university and college in the world in order to secure new ideas for color combinations for the automo bile industry and other commercial products mr strong has investi gated the whole field of natural re sources obtaining color ideas from insects plants and minerals es pecially remarkable have been his researches in chemistry professor howland said that mr strong will demonstrate his method by projecting upon a screen a chem ical crystal magnified many thou sand times revealing a world of un believable color the possibilities seem unlimited and the results as fascinating as any new scientific exploration professor howland stated the annual fall military ball spon sored by scabbard and blade so ciety will be held from 10 to 2 sat urday night at the university ar mory music will be furnished by doc hyder and his original southernaires of philadelphia invitations have been extended to the members of the m s & t department and to several other fac ulty members admission is 2.20 per couple and 1.25 stag tickets may be procured from members of scabbard and blade or at the door the armory is to be decorated with flags guns and other military displays the members of the so ciety will be dressed in their reg ulation uniforms e n hower chairman of the dance committee says that this is the first time in many years that such an affair has been held in the armory and is in the nature of an experiment armory is suitable the main floor of the armory is the largest available space on the campus suitable for dancing the other rooms of the armory will serve as lounges and cloak rooms available to the guests along with the lounge in drown hall the time has been arranged to permit the guests to attend the mustard and cheese play earlier in the evening doc hyder and his orchestra played at the tea dance at the maennerchor on the saturday aft ernoon of house party and later at the alpha tau omega dinner dance the chaperones will be major and mrs j o green captain and mrs j k rice and captain and mrs p l sadler the ball last year was attended by about 120 couples and was held in the hotel bethlehem with music by the le high collegians the members of the dance com mittee are e n hower 34 chair man a t bailey 34 j r fu gard 35 and c k okuno 34 whitsit lectures on rocky river plant hydro-electric system supplies connecticut electric service council approves three resolutions seniors to inspect comprehen sives on file the development of naval tactics from the historic battles of the past up to modern times was the subject of a talk given by lieut com l.h thompson of the united states navy wednesday evening in pack ard auditorium commander thompson first illus trated how the athenians defeated the superior fleet of the per sians commanded by xerxes in this battle and the ones following he explained the various move ments with the aid of diagramatic lantern slides the french victory over the british fleet off cape henry dur ing the american revolution was the next sea battle the speaker de scribed and criticized british fleet withdraws after that battle the british fleet was forced to withdraw to new york for repairs and consequently was of no significance afterwards the british navy was beaten by poor admiralship and commander thompson pointed out where the british admiral showed bad judg ment the battle of jutland during the world war was the last sea en counter that commander thomp son discussed he explained that the germans left the shelter of their harbor in wilhelmshaven for the purpose of intercepting supplies that were going from norway to the british isles the english learning of this plan were on hand to meet the ger mans the strategy involved in the battle which ensued was fairly com plicated but was nevertheless both interesting and in some cases novel lauds battleships lastly commander thompson at tempted to discredit the idea that battleships are at this time prac tically useless he described a plan which he had drawn showing the part that the battleship will play in future wars he stated that it is the only sea going vessel of its kind able to take the terrible punishment to which it is so often subjected by showing the relative positions of air craft carriers destroyers submarines and other sea fighters he showed what the battleship will be able to do if properly protected commander thompson was made an ensign in the navy in 1917 when he served in the world war from 1919 to 1931 he held the rank of lieutenant in 1931 he received his present commission at this time he is naval inspector of steel made for the navy in northeastern and northwestern pennsylvania the international relations club sponsored the lecture in conjunc tion with eta sigma phi honorary classical fraternity dr r w wood head of the de partment of physics at johns hop kins university spoke tuesday in packard auditorium on the discovery of the processes used by the egyp tian goldsmiths in making purple gold this lecture was sponsored by the sigma xi national honorary re search society and was open to the public dr wood's topic was the pur ple gold of tut-ankh-amen deal ing with a new field of research work in which he was a pioneer he was introduced by dr j s long professor of inorganic chemistry explains investigation before proceeding with his illus trated accounts of his research with certain samples of egyptian gold dr wood told how the field of chemical research greatly aided the investigation of a murder dr wood who calls this field of research scientific detective work succeeded in bringing a murderer to justice through the analyzation of certain pieces of metal the only clues to the crime after relating this story dr wood told how he became inter ested in a peculiar purple tinge which characterized certain speci mens of gold which had been re moved from the tomb of king tut ankh-amen his curiosity in regard to this coler led him to instigate a research in regard to the chemical content of this gold by securing samples ing many tests he was not only from the museum in cairo and us able to account for this color but reproduce it phenomenon reproduced by adding certain small propor tions of iron and arsenic he was able to reproduce the phenomenum to such perfection that his speci mens could hardly be distinguished from the originals as no gold from egypt or the surrounding territory had this col or in its natural state dr wood stated that he believed the egyp tian goldsmith intentionally put the necessary compounds into the gold in order to obtain this color he also stated however that he be lieved the goldsmiths came upon this compound by accident as yet dr wood has not fin ished his investigation of this gold he is however continuing in sim ilar research in regard to other minerals which have peculiar char acteristics he said the meeting was attended by about 150 at the end of the lec ture the audience was invited to ask questions and to inspect sam ples of gold which he had brought coming events eight pledges will be formally in itiated into tau beta pi national honorary engineering society to night in the tau beta pi room in packard laboratory the initiation ceremonies will take place at six o'clock following the initiation a banquet will be served at the hotel bethlehem in honor of the new members president c r richards will be the speaker at the banquet states eugene l wildman head of the fraternity those students who will be ini tiated are b g fortman i e 34 h c haupt ch.e 34 k l hon eyman e e 34 j a morse ch e 34 w a robinson c e 34 w a johnson met e 35 l p struble m e 35 and w s weil e e 35 the society held a business meet ing last night at 7:30 in their chap ter room in packard laboratory shankland to speak met society to hear talk on open-hearth practice dr edwin j prindle 90 lec tured on patent protection wed nesday evening to the class in in dustrial management in packard laboratory dr prindle who has been prom inent in the revision and improve ment of patents since the comple tion of his work as a patent exam iner advanced many theories as to the possible improvements of our present patent laws among the theories advanced by dr prindle was one which dealt with the protection of ideas prior to the application for a patent in order to make clear his points dr prindle gave several examples of difficulties which might have been avoided in the filing of pat ents in addition to this he gave a brief description of the mechanisms in the patent bureau dr prindle is an authority in such subjects as he once worked in the united states patent office in washington dr prindle was graduated from lehigh with the class of 90 soon after his graduation he entered the national law school in washing ton in order to further prepare him self at this school he received his bachelor of laws degree 1892 master of laws 1894 and later the doctor of laws at this year's founder's day ex ercises the honorary degree of doctor of engineering was con ferred upon him financial reports approved by board of publications budgets of the brown and white burr epitome and review and ap pointments of additional members of the burr board were approved by the board of publications at its meeting tuesday the six additions to the burr boards were as follows l m lake bus 36 e n hower met 34 h a feldman arts 36 d w hop pock i e 36 and w e austin i e 36 to the editorial board and l m roberts bus 35 to the art board i e.'s to have party annual christmas festivities take place tonight inspection by senior arts men of the former comprehensive examina tions in their particular department was encouraged by the arts coun cil at their meeting yesterday after noon in the faculty room of the alumni memorial building this was one of three recommen dations made by the lehigh arts council with regards to the possi bility of the use of this type of ex amination in the encouragement of reading courses for seniors the latter courses are designed to relate to the major field of each senior concerned these recommendations are the result of an investigation of com prehensive examinations as used by other colleges by a committee head ed by f c becker assistant pro fessor of philosophy for the past two years prof p m palmer has kept the former comprehensives on file these files have been open to the inspection of senior arts men and the council yesterday strongly recommended the use of them by the seniors rotary hears sutherland educational experiences at rob ert college in constantinople was the subject of an address by prof hale sutherland head of the de partment of civil engineering wed nesday at the luncheon meeting of the rotary club the construction and develop ment of a hydro-electric pump stor age plant on the rocky river in connectitcut were explained in an illustrated lecture given by lyle a whitsit hydraulic engineer of the united engineers and constructors at the meeting of the civil engin eering society last evening in pack ard laboratory the plant mr whitsit said is a unit of the connectitcut electric service company construction was started in 1926 and completed in 1928 the project consists in pumping water from the housatonic river into a reservoir which was created by dams and earth embankments the water is used to generate elec tric power the water then drains off into the rocky river the pump storage plant mr whitsit stated differs from an or dinary hydro-electric plant in that it has pumping units to obtain wa ter pressure the source of power for the pumps is the excess hydro power developed or steam power germany switzerland and italy have the majority of pump storage stations which are now in opera tion to hold formal closed dance george doddy and his local band will entertain at the alpha chi rho closed formal dance tomorrow the dance will last from 10 p m to 2 a m a d shankland superintendent of open-hearth furnaces at the beth lehem steel company will be the speaker at the meeting of the met allurgical society to be held mon day dec 18 in room 301 williams hall mr shankland will discuss open-hearth practice the open hearth process consists in exposing metal ore to direct flame in an open furnace the process is also known as the siemens-martins process the steel produced is similar to bessemer steel and contains also a basic process for ores containing phosphorous according to g b mcmeans president of the society moving pictures will be shown at the annual christmas party of the industrial engineering society at 7:30 p m tonight in room 466 packard laboratory after an hour of comedy motion pictures the members will assem ble in the smoking room on the second floor a group of games of chance have been arranged for the entertainment of the students and faculty stage money will be distributed equally among those present the person having the greatest amount at the end of the evening will be considered the winner of the games and will receive a souvenir friday dec 15 6 p m tau beta pi meeting room 451 packard laboratory 7:30 p m industrial engineering society meeting roctns 356 466 and the auditorium packard lab oratory 8:15 p m front page play given by mustard and cheese drown hall saturday dec 16 j>:ls p m front page play giv en by mustard and cheese drown hall 10 p m scabbard and blade dance armory monday dec 18 8 p m metallurgical society meet ing lecture by a d shankland superintendent of open hearths at bethlehem steel on open hearth practice room 301 williams hall 8:15 p m public lecture by h t strong on art through chemis try revelations in the relm of color packard auditorium miss dorothy stickney star of the original broadway cast of the front page and another lan guage is expected at one perfor mance of the mustard and cheese club's presentation of the front page at 8:15 o'clock tonight and 8 o'clock tomorrow night in drown hall miss stickney will appear at the saturday performance says r e mcleod president of the club hildy johnson the star reporter for the chicago herald-examiner will be portrayed by j j berger vice president of mustard and cheese he played the part of the judge in the club's spring produc tion of the trial of mary du gan miss jeanette cleaveland record er of the university will be the moll of the escaped convict as she portrays the role of molly mal loy miss cleaveland has appeared in the faculty dramatic club's pro duction of the first mrs frazer l m lake who takes the part of the mayor of chicago will be remembered as the lover in poison passion and petrification w s hutchinson the sheriff who is seek ing re-election at any expense is new to the mustard and cheese stage hildy's managing editor e s williams jr has appeared in every mustard and cheese play in the last two years miss polly smith is assisting mustard and cheese again as she takes the part of the would-be bride of hildy johnson she appeared last year as mary dugan in the trial of mary dugan and as the dut chess in lady windemere's fan the corps of reporters who keep the city constantly informed as to the procedure of the hanging are l feinblatt a zuckerman c f mc coy m h baxter s l graw w b maynard and b s weiss dia mond louie the reformed gangster will be played by j deß cornelius g a besosa plays the part of the governor's messenger who gets through j b tuton sergeant-at arms to decide the fate of w s weil the convicted criminal mrs sydney brown will play the part of miss smith's mother miss gladys clouse will be the woman who cannot hold her husband and mrs c b meyer will characterize the typical irish scrub-woman frank and carl two detectives will be portrayed by c citret and j b tuton w m smith and t e tate will be the officers of the law between the acts and before the performances the mustard and cheese orchestra will play several selections under the leadership of j h mcconnell bethlehem pa friday december 15 1933 will appear in mustard and cheese play the lehigh university brown and white vol xli no 22 military ball to be given saturday night scabbard and blade will hold annual dance in armory for first time in chapter's history doc hyder and southern naires to provide the music naval tactics are described by thompson lieutenant commander discusses important en gagements throughout nautical history international relations club eta sigma phi sponsor talk e s williams as walter burns jeanette cleaveland as molly malloy j j berger as hildy johnson stockroom staff taken for a ride in comedy ; dr h m ullmann is honorary toastmaster lawrence h rupp is the guest speaker at christmas banquet member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first |
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