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However, he stopped out of curiosity, and read that men were needed to go to France skilled men of all sorts. There was a long list of the trades, everything you could think of carpenters, plumbers, electricians, lumbermen, stevedores, railwaymen, laundrymen, cooks, warehousemen so on for several columns.
Why waste the perfectly good summer? Why indeed? And so the wedding was set for a few days after Commencement. "That will give me just about enough time to get ready," said Nancy, "and I really think you must get a new cutaway." Then at last Commencement was over. The electricians bore away for another year the last of the class numeral signs which had hung from their respective Headquarters.
Never before has the attempt been made to light an exposition as this one is lighted. The highest standard before attained was a blaze of electric light secured by outlining the buildings with incandescent bulbs. That was the work of electricians. Here the illuminators are artists who have created a great picture of light and color. There is no blaze or glare.
This whole effort proved so effective that the Government desired to make a contract for the training of 2,800 men from October, 1918, through July, 1919; but this was more than the University could care for, though it agreed to take 1,140, including 60 telephone linemen, and 600 telephone electricians.
He helped Diane to a chair which was fastened to the floor-which-was-now-a-wall and she wedged herself fast and began a review of what each of the outside scanners reported. Baird called for more batteries. Power for the radar and visions was more important than anything else, just then. If there were more Plumie ships ... Electricians half-floated, half-dragged extra batteries to the radar room.
Subsequently came John Hays Hammond, Charles Butters, Victor M. Clement, J. S. Curtis, T. H. Leggett, Pope Yeatman, Fred Hellman, George Webber, H. H. Webb, and Louis Seymour. These men were the big fellows. They marshalled hundreds of subordinate engineers, mechanics, electricians, mine managers and others until there were more than a thousand in the field.
There the encampment lay; from a distance the cabins, covered over with the silk of the balloon part, looked like a gipsy's tent on a rather exceptional scale, and all the available hands were busy in building out of the steel of the framework a mast from which the Vaterland's electricians might hang the long conductors of the apparatus for wireless telegraphy that was to link the Prince to the world again.
There, now we have it! We'll put that back. Sponge. We'll have to sew this afterwards, Willets. I won't trust this to heal alone. Some surgeons think it will, but I mistrust her recuperative power. Three or four stitches, anyhow." They were working like carpenters, cabinet workers, electricians. Angela might have been a lay figure for all they seemed to care.
I'm I why, I'm on the electrical staff I'm " he thought of the word secretary, but a feeling of modesty induced him to say "assistant to one of the electricians." "Which 'un?" demanded the lad curtly. "Mr Smith." "Mr Smith, eh? Well it ain't an unusual name Smith ain't. P'r'aps you'll condescend on his first name, for there's no less than three Smiths among the electricians."
It contained workmen's tools picks, shovels, and the like. On the near side of the roadway a man was erecting one of those curious wigwam arrangements which screen the operations of electricians and other subterranean burrowers from the public gaze. A dirty-faced small boy in corduroys was tending a brazier of live coals, upon which some breakfast cans were steaming.
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