The Engineer 1921/10/21

1921 October 21st PDF

• Contents, p 429.

Main Subjects

• A New Great Northern Dining Car Train, p 424 - p 426 and p 428. (Illustrated).
  • H. N. Gresley.
  • J. Stone and Co.
  • Jackson Stove Co.
  • Hewittic Electric Co.
• A Seven-Day Journal, p 423.
  • Empire Oil Supplies.
  • James Watt Professorship.
  • Transport in the Sahara.
  • Resignation of Sir Eric Geddes.
  • Revival of Employment.
    • Lord Weir.
  • London University Site.
  • Engineers' Wage Ballot.
  • Ships and their Cost.
  • New Professor of Naval Architecture.
    • Dr. Percy A. Hillhouse.
  • Cardiff Dock Improvements.
  • Railway Works and Unemployment.
  • Demolition of Batignolles Tunnel.
  • Aeroplane Stabiliser.
  • Improvement of Cape Town Harbour.
• Cast Iron Research, p 436.
  • British Cast Iron Research Association.
• Editorial, p 429 - p 430.
  • Unemployment.
  • The Two Plans.
  • The Hardening of Metals.
• Education and Democracy, Sir William Joseph Noble to the North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders 426.

• Industrial Standardisation, Presidential Address, by George W. Watson at The Institution of Automobile Engineers, p 431.

• Letters to The Editor, p 426.
  • Developments in Power Station Design by T. Mohn.
  • Scrap The Tramcar? by C. B. Nixon Director of Leyland Motors.
  • 'Die Castings' by P. O. Penrose Director of The London Die Casting Foundry
• Modern Portland Cement Manufacture, p 420 - p 422.

• New Electricity Generating Station at Blackburn, p 416 - p 420. (Illustrated).
  • Mersey Power Co.
  • Runcorn Power Station
  • English Electric Co.
  • Mitchell Conveyor and Transport Co.
  • P. P. Wheelwright.
  • Diamond Power and Specialty Co.
  • Kirkby and Livesay.
  • Film Cooling Towers.
  • Stothert and Pitt.
  • Metropolitan-Vickers.
• New Zealand War Memorial, p 426.

• Public Works Congress, p 422.

• Restoring the Vitality of the Engineering Industry, p 436.
  • British Engineers' Association - Mr Nevile Gwynne President.
• Road Transport, Excerpts from the presidential address of Sir Henry P. Maybury to the Institute of Transport, p 422.

• Scientific and Industrial Research No II, p 430 - p 431.

• The Australian Railways' Gauge, p 435.

• The 1921 Commercial Motor Exhibition No I, p 432 - p 435. (Illustrated).
  • Clarkson Steam Motors.
  • Kirkstall Forge.
  • Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies.
  • Agricultural and General Engineers.
  • General Vehicle Co.
  • Newton Brothers.
  • Thornycroft.
  • Daimler.
  • Eagle Engineering Co.
• The Fortress of Heligoland, p 415 - p 416, and after p 434. (Illustrated).

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