Sun Powered Car Featured in Progress Show
The Sunmobile, a sun powered car, was shown during General Motors Previews of Progress at K Turner High School and DeWitt Perry Junior High on Wednesday October 30. GM president John Gordon says not plans for mass production soon, but the demo fuels scientists and engineers in the ongoing energy search.
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SunMobile powers demonstration uses photoelectric cells
The Sun mobile demo shows energy recovery by photoelectric cells on a 15 inch SunMobile hood converting light to electricity. A 300 watt lamp simulates sun rays as the car glides on a table and joins eight other demonstrations including a jet engine and gyroscopic guidance. The Previews program reaches nearly two million yearly and has toured Canada and 22 foreign countries since 1946 in 15 languages.
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Poppy Day November 9 and 11 Drives Local Support
The public may contribute to the American Legion Auxiliary by purchasing poppies from volunteers on November 9 and 11, aiding their charitable work.
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Thompson Can Co. Tops Farmers Branch United Fund Giving
Thompson Can Co and its employees led Farmers Branch in Dallas County by contributing 100 percent to the United Fund. The company and others helped Farmers Branch surpass the year’s United Fund quota of 3320 dollars.
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