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1 CAMBRDGE, MASS. TUES., MAR. 15, 1949 PRCE FVE CENTS VO. XX NO. 13 THE OFFCA NEWSPAPER OF THE M..T. UNDERGRADUATES Govt. Ad, o Educaton e Page 6 lfeadden A-d Hadden, e Page 4 * Four Days To Tech~ Show e~ - - g r ---- nr8a-----c R nn parlaaruyn. rlay3claa r Coop Comm. Meets Manager: ArsComplants ack Of ow-prced Qualty Merchandse Cted At Dscussolns A commttee has been, formed ass a soundng board for the studentt grpes and vews on the Harvard Tech Show Cast Cooperatve Socety Stores. Thee Coop Student Advsory Commtteee Bodyguards And Chorus About 15 applcatons for student tckets to the convocaton held ts second meetng on Thursday, March 1, at the Harvard Round Out Company The cast the 1949 Tech Show have already been receved. A total Square store, where the four representatve students met wth thee conssts a number people who up to 35, or 4, tcket applcatons altogether have been so Presdent and Merchandsng Manager the socety. on the pressonal stage. Aleen far processed. Accordng to Otto are famous on Tech stages and also Wllam C. Mtchell, '49, elected to1) Howell, who plays Gnny n "O Say Krchner, '49, n charge student the Board Drectors ths year, feltt Can You S," s probably best known groups, most the' students who that there was not enough studentt at Tech for her portrayal S voce nr the runnng the coopera- Photo by Hongsberg Mare appled wll be gven seats. tve stores. He took t upon hmn last year's Tech Show "Frere When student applcatons are eft: Dck Greenwalt, '51, and Tom Fell, '49, n the Techtet skt at the! self to form ths commttee, to call AM Tech Sng, watng Jacques." 1 processed, tckets wll be ssued, for "Father" to come from "Behnd Those Swngng Doors." Rght: Walt ews, '49, drector the Techtet act, carryng Aleen appeared n several Broad- and the place and tme that they X attenton to the lkes and dslkes5 the Technology Store customers. away hs prze, Egbert. way shows as a featured dancer before her marrage to Sd Howell, may be pcked up wll be announced Advsory Commttee. n The Tech. The tckets wll be The Advsory Commttee s not Fourteen skts gven by groups Delta '49, tpslon. a Tech Theta Aero Ch engneer. took thrd Among t ssued to all the events. n otherwords, once a tcket has been oly representatve the students four comprsed the Aleen's 1949 All show features prze. were "eave r M..T. classes, but s Tech also Sng, representd atve ts major presented on Frday, Other groups t ssued To whch Me," competed "Crazy Wth n the Heat," MarchN lvng 11, groups. at Mors Hall. Three the Sng were Ch Ph, Sgma Alpha and "lack-pot" to menton a few. to a student, he wll have admsson to all the. Members przes and panels, Egbert the commttee were awarded are: to Epslon, the bg Sgma Nu, Ph Gamma Nathalle the Robert outstandng. Kng, '49, acts Dormtores, by the sponsors the affar, the Delta, the Sadstfres, Student garden speeches, and the nauguraton f space permts. All seats n K 7-53; MET. W. Baton House, Sgma Ch, and P ambda Nathale Foss s new to Tech Burch Wnder, '5, Socety. Ph. Show ths year but she brngs wth 28 The Fenway, the garden Boston, wll C be 7-848; reserved seats. Frst prze and,egbert, Frederck a J. huge The Master Ceremones was her to the part Juanta a wealth Bumpus, '51, 9 Oneda statue a dog, were both won by Pressor Wllam C. Greene. The sngng experence and ablty. nauguraton mted Ave., Brockton, 6869-M; James R. 1. the Techtets, who were drected by job Of judgng the competton was Havng made rado, concert and t s expected, however, that not Reese, '52, 487 Commonwealth, Boston, C They ask that the11 rendtons "Shne, Shne, Walt ews, '49. They gave specal handled by Pressor Avery A. Ashdown, Dean Everett M. Baker, Proland area, she s now studyng voce to the. nauguraton, Saturday, opera appearances n the New Eng- too many students wll be admtted students Shne" brng to ther attenton and "Behnd Those anythng Swngng fessor F. Alexander Magoun, Pressor Donald S. Tucker, and and at the same tme works as a about 25 seats wll be reserved at the New England Conservatory oecause space llmtatons. A set whch should or could mprove the effectveness the Coop- Second prze was awarded Doors.' n duplcate to Ph Delta Theta and Gregory Tucker. draftswoman for one' M..T.'s xor students, and t has not been eratve Stores. _ ~ ~ ~ p, ~~~~~l more secret projects. decded just how they wll be fllled. Thursday's meetng the commttee may brng out many desr- FSSP W Beam WMTB To Prevew namesake n "O Say Can You S" dent goverranent bodes may be. The young man who portrays hs A "rush" may be allowed, or stuable changes n the near future. needs no ntroducton to most Tech gven preference. The same squeeze Emphass was placed on the notceable lack lower prced, good qual- Broadcast Abroad Glee Caub Records students. Joe Gottleb has been n may be felt at the panels, but no ty merchandse. There wll Kllan soon And Commttee most the M..T. dramatc groups lmtaton s expected at ths tme Phonograph pressngs may be at one tme or another and has on the student attendance.by tcket. be a lne lower prced bow and Plan WRU Program made the Monsanto sponsored made uncountable appearances panel tes, gloves, and other such Glee as The commttee Club Broadcast wshes to stress Sunday, Dr. James R. Kllan s to dscuss the M.C. at partes and dances. Absent from Tech Show artcles. February 27, agan Rchard that no Powell, student who appled the M..T. last year, Joe Foregn Student Sulmer Project wth three members made by staton '5, wll play a copy tor the an concert, usher's job wll be forgotten, Socks and Shrts s back to one hs frst loves agan even WTC, f they n Hartford, have not yet heard Socks are to be more ths plentful year. the FSSP commttee over WRU Conn., today at 9: p.m. over from the commttee. The EHonor wth a greater range color and WMT. eadng sze; there wll be more Arrow on shrts Sunday Man Andy afternoon, March 2. (Contnued on Page 3) Transrado made a recordng and more shrts n plan colors; The Worldwde t Rado sn't Unversty ten that Tech Show can the concert from F.M., whch has have the charman the nterdress shrts, and accessores for wll beam the half-hour broadcast been heard by a number people. Fraternty Conference as one ts formal wear are to be added; sweaters ths sprng wll nclude a ' to Europe and Australasa. From the avalable recordngs a leadng men, but ths year "O Say full Other partcpants the program good set pressngs A dversng wll be made Forum Can You S" features Andy ang (Contnued on Page 6) f enough nterest wll s be shown. Jens Knudsen, ; as the never-gves-up Mac. Andy, Prces wll vary accordng to the Harrson C. Whte, FSSP Charman; who Sponsored By WMC; hals from Rdgewood, New Jersey,' has been a member number people buyng the records. The records wll be on 12- Curts Robert and Herbert Esenberg, '51. Shaw's wll Collegate Speak Chorale and also Honorary Chemehl They are to go on the ar at 3:15. nch vnylte and wll cost approxmately $2. a record. A complete appeared n several Glbert and Socety Organes Unte wth Other Schools Sullvan operettas. lst all prces s avalable n the A double Whte appearance recently n the dsclosed that Muscal pro- Club's fce, Room 31, Kappa Kappa Sgma, a newly organzed FSSP and student-run Honorary Chemcal projects Fra- at Walker Memoral. (Contmued on Page 6) ternty composed ex-members Alpha Ch Sgma's recently dsbanded M..T. chapter, has begun to nvte pledges. The frst acquantance smoker was held n the Moore Room last Tuesday wth over 1 Junors and Senors from the chemcal courses nvted. Racal qualfcatons n the old Alpha Ch Sgma charter necesstated wthdrawal by the M..T. chapter explans Davd Dudley, '49, Presdent Kappa Kappa Sgma. Furthermore, he stated, "We found that the deals the nsttute conflcted wth the consttuton the natonal fraternty especally n that membershp was restrcted by racal groups. We, therefore, felt that the only honest course was to resgn the chapter from the natonal." The meetng ntroduced the fraternty fcers to the prospectve pledges, and the fcers explaned the structure, requrements and ams the group. Afterwards, refreshments and "The One, The Only" Pressor Smpson Magc Show kept the students awake better. than any 5:11 lecture Stanford Unversty and several colleges n Mnnesota have nformally unted n a so-called Student Summer Semnars n order to obtan more natonwde publcty and appeal for all groups. Stanford's project s to be smlar to FSSP on a Far Eastern bass whle the Student Project for Amty among Natons (SPAN) wll send 9 students abroad ths summer on research problems n the socal scences. Wllam W. Vcnus, n charge housng, has reported that all seven fraterntes that wll defntely be open'ths summer, have asked to house fve or sx the foregn students who wll be here durng the three-month summer sesson. Donald. Gllespe, '49, sad that the selecton commttee, whch he s charman, have already receved the Austran applcatons and have heard sx other countres who have fnshed screenng ther students and have maled those screened. HTETS TAKE HOME EGBERT 1. 7 Stars Brghten TECH SHOW TAKES SHAPE Bll Katz conductng the Techtonans and the full chorus the Tech Show cast n ther fnale durng the frst combned rehearsal the two groups n the Walker Memoral dnng hall. Watchng proceedngs from the foreground are Gerry Hartsten, persomlel manager, and John Eunstadter and Denns Allegrett, both members the cast. -ncets ror All Evenats AtB Garden Speeches, Panels For Stuadents N~o A aed - _-e Space mtatons At nauguraton May mt Audence Of specal nterest to asprng advertsers s a semnar sponsored by the Walker Memoral Commttee Thursday, March 17, at 5: p.m. The meetng wll feature advertsng executve Horace Curts. A graduate Syracuse U., class '41, Mr. Curts was edtor the Daly Orange, voted one the fve best college newspapers n the country. He served as reporter for the Post Standard and Chrstan Scence Montor, and also drector promoton and crculaton for the Chrstan Scence Montor. Durng the war he served n publc relatons for the Marne Corps, was head the Honolulu vce squad, a company commander on Oknawa, and a rado commentator for the "Voce Amerca." He s now wth Batten, Barton, Durstne and Osborn, nc., drector publc relatons for the Marne Corps and the Boston Chamber Commerce, and an nstructor crculaton, promoton, and management at B.U. The semnar s one phase the Walker Memoral Commttee's pro- gram to acquant those nterested wth the latest advertsng technques. Culmnatng ths wll be an award to the group whose adverts- ng campagn at M..T. s most successful n ts partcular feld.

2 Page Two VO. X N6ws THE TECH.. 1 Tech Fraternty TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1949 NO. 13 Fndngs OFFCES OF THE TECH John Thomas and Tom Kennedy The and Edtoral-Room 37, Walker Memoral, Cambrdge, Mass. Telephones K rkland , Busness-Room 335, Walker Memoral. Telephone K rkland Mall Subscrpton $3. per year, $5. for two years. k'ublshed every Tuesday and Frday durng college year, except durng college vacaton. Entered as second class matter December 9, 1944, at the Post Offce, at Boston, Mass.. under the Act March 31, Pub- Represented for natonal advertsng by Natonal Advertlsng Servce, nc.. College lushers Representatve, 42 Madson Ave., New York, N. Y. MANAGNG BOARD. General Manager..... am.j. '5 Busness Manager... Davd M. Benenson, '5 Edtor... Sander Rubn, '5 Mdanagng Edtor... Davd Rener, '5 adnv= A.ssgnments... *...F. at Features... Marvn C. Grossman, '151 Ass't... s Robert,d. ure, '2 Ass'ts.... Edward B. Strngham,. '51 Donald A. Young, '5 Herbert D. mrmer, '5 Exchange... George H. Myers, '51 Photography... Paul Gerhardt, '49 Sports....eo Sartorl '5 News... Wllam R. Mller, '51 Sports Asst... Eugene S. ubarsky, '51 Assoc. Ed... Jol R. Sever, '51 MNNAGERS Advertsng... Davd A. Jans. '51 Treasurer... Edward A. Ort, '51 Ass't... George Bromfeld '51 Publcty Robert E. Ba-gnall, '5 Crculaton... Sheldon B. Herskovtz,, '51 Offce... Thomas G. Haga, '51 Assoc. for Sales...Warren Marcus, '5 Personnel Davd M. Ullne, '5 STAFF MERBERS Marc. Aelon, '51: Robert B. Astrachan, '52; yda R. Bacot, '52; ews Berger, '5- Morton Bosnak, '51; Annette G. Bosquet, '52; Wllam P. Chandler, '52; Charles F. Cordes, '51; Walter E. Detz, '52; John A. Dxon, '52; Robert T. Dorrs, '52; Wllam W. Dunn, '52; Herbert Esenberg, '52; Hasbrouck Fletcher, '51; Rchard E. Glenn, '5; Peter JT. Gomotoes, '5; Mtchell E. Green, '52; Ernest A. Grunsfeld,, '52; Charles A. Hongsberg, '52- Robert W. Jeffrey, '52; Rchard H. Koeng, '5; Howard K. Kothe, '49; Gerald F. aufs, 'S2; John C. owry, '52; Jerome Meslln, '52; George. Mellor, '52; Edward B. Mkrut, '5; James H. Murray, '52- Robert. Nesbtt, '49; John B. Schutt, '51; Paul M. Seever, 52; Rchard H. Slverman, '52; Nathan H. Svn, '52; John B. Ten Eyck, '52; Newell J. Trask, '52; Rodger K; Vance, '52; Robert F. Walsh, '52; George. Wess, '52. EDTORA BOARD Dale. Cooper, '51; Thomas. Hlton, '49; 'Danel. McGunness, '5; Fred Vanderscldt, '$ Nght Edtor: Frank Heart, '51 Assstant Nght Edtor: Newall J. Trask, '52 YE GAD, WHAT AN AD One the advertsements we prnted a few weeks ago ha's come home to roost wth an nterestng comment typed on t. A large ad for ucky Strke cgarettes, torn,out an old copy The Tech, reached our fce the other day wth a notaton to the effect that we were snkng morally pretty low n prntng t and askng whether there wasn't any censorshp our advertsng copy. The comment was sgned, "An M..T. Matron." The ad depcted a bosomy grl n two pece bathng sut sttng oh the shoulders a young man who gave the mpresson that he wags standng on a lagoon n a par water sks. Ths neat balancng trck was made even neater because both - the prncpals were smokng cgarettes (by mplcaton, uckes). Beyond doubt, the pcture stretched good taste close to ts elastc lmt; someone scrbbled below the capton, "uckes' fne tobacco... calm you down when you're tense," on the crtcal copy n the fce the comment, "Ths ad makes me...-tense." As far as advertsng censorshp s concerned, however, t s non-exstent on ths paper. ke all ads not local orgn, ths one reached us through the Natonal Advertsng Servce, an agency whch handles the majorty college newspaper accounts n the country. t would be very dffcult ndeed to turn down any natonal ad wthout alenatng ths mportant source ncome. Actually, there s no a pror censorshp exercsed over the paper by any admnstraton or faculty representatves; whatever appears n these pages s the responsblty someone on the staff. Apparently the ucky Strke people beleve that they can attract the attenton, college men to ther product by employng the old come-on sex. The Amercan Tobacco Company s not alone n ths belef, however; perusal ' almost any magazne wll reveal' a large percentage advertsements wth varyng degrees sex appeal. The ad we ran was no more dstasteful than many these. f advertsers are really carryng matters too far, about the only thng senstve people can do -s ether put up wth the stuaton or let the advertsers know ther dsapproval by boycottng ther products. n the cold, gray dawn--or s t afternoon- Sunday, t stll seems as though t were a pretty good weekend. The Tech Sng mght have been expected to cut a lttle 1 bt nto the early attendance at the Jolly Weaver party. But a frend ours who went over to t sad that the Campus Room was flled to the glls. The Ph Sgs had rented the regular band and show along wth the room tself, and t made a very good party. So successful a party, n.fact, that the Ph Sgs ntend to hold future Jolly Weavers n a smlar locaton. Saturday nght w,? went to the DU Carnval, and we weren't dsapponted. The DU's had the usual array penny ptchng, card tossng, and shootng gallery, et al, all n constant use. n passng we notced a new and more ornate Hurdy-Gurdy. The operator, a small, gray talan, was ngenous. By allowng ntrgued onlookers to operate hs nstrument he managed to get to the refreshment stand about as ten as we dd. ncdentally, Joe Gottleb deserves ths week's perseverance award for hs efforts to recte that dalect doggerel "Young Albert and the on" from the pano bench. The facal expressons were good, but the words were lost n the general uproar. Ths dd not daunt Showman Gottleb. Stan Harrs's panst wore a rather resgned expresson all through the epsode, possbly not realzng the magntude the personalty who had dsplaced hm. The Sgma Nu Whte Rose Formal was very well attended too-about two hundred couples n al. For our money the Sgma Na's had one the best ntermsson entertanments ths year when they brought n Bob Wlbur's outft from the Savoy. &A - ;,! M 'resents ts 37t M. Fensgate Caters To College Crowd Wth ow Prces Wanderng by Beacon Street' n the usual stupor one evenng we were entced nto the Hotel Fensgate for lack other 'handy refreshmenrt. Ths proved to be a rather fortunate event snce the hotel has changed hands recently and seems determned to cater to the college crowd. Money beng prme mportance, we were delghted to fnd that prces had been rolled back all along 'the lne, ncludng both food and drnk. Along wth varous other xestaurants n the vcnty, the Fensgate now serves 39 cent drnks to eght o'clock n the bar. F Moderately Prced P : added 'attracton s the 99 cent dr:.er to follw the cocktals. The cock-tals ncdentally are served up by a very competent bartender. There are more elaborate meals to be had 'but prce goes up at a goodly rate. n lne wth ther appeal to the college crowd the Fensgate has redone the second floor for beer drn:kng and song sngng. Ths should fer a good opportunty for those member the nsttute who have been complanng about the lack brauhaus flavor n Boston. The room wll soon be complete wth ncestructble walls.for the purpose leavng your name or ntals behnd for future generatons to admre. Drnks and Beer Prces are a dream n ths costconscous cty. The 39 cent drnks wll be contnued upstars to closng tme wlle the brew sells for 35 a bottle or 65 a quart. Due to Boston blue laws, you can't 'have more than two drnks on your table at any tme, so brng a frend along to guzzle the quart wth you. The plans accordng to the manager are not yet complete and,tlhe future wll see a larger dance floor downstars plus more entertanment on the second floor. Tuesday, March 15, 1949 AFTER HOUR'S _E~.5 DANCES THURSDAY, March 17 Y.M.C.A., 316 Huntngton Avenue. 9c. non-members, 6c. members. 8:3 pmn. Orchestra, Art Brckley. Every Thursday. FRDAY, March 18 Massachusetts General Hosptal, Walcott House. 5c. 8 to 12 p.m. Tckets at door. asell Junor College. Wnslow House, Auburndale. Glee Club concert. Dancng afterwards. No charge. Hotel Contnental. $12 stag, $1.9 couple. 8:3 to 12 pm. Orchestra, George Trudeau. [ Y.W.C.A. audtorum, 14 Claren- t don Street. 9c. 8:3 pm. Orchestra, Art Brckley. Every Frday. l, SATURDAY, March 19 Boston Cty Club, $1.2 stag, $1.9 : couple. 8:3 to 12 p.m. Orchestra, George Trudeau. Y.M.C.A., 316 Huntngton Avenue. 8c. non-members, 5c. members. E Every Saturday. Y.W.C.A., 14 Clarendon Street, ONY ONE COST 2 CHECKS FOR $2 SPECS CHECKNG ACCOUNT KENDA SQUARE gn OFFCE TRUST COMPAY MEMBER FEDERA DEPOST NSURANCE CORPORATON nnua 'roc ucton m me 9 R MSCEANY A vertable host good causes, rangng from the plght certan advertsers to the Red Cross, have been urged upon us as worthy our support n ths column. n order to catch up wth ths backlog, we wll menton them now, f only pereemptorly. Homberg nfrmary has a new phonograph but a shortage records. The Dormtory Commttee has approprated $1 to donate records, a noble gesture and one to be commended. We also commend to your attenton the contnung need at Homberg f ever you are n a poston to donate records. The Athletc Assocaton s collectng used sports equpment for shpment to a European school; fare thee well, A.A. Natonal Student Assocaton's purchase card ought to save many students a good deal; bully, N.S.A. Several students are on a specal commttee to recommend mprovements n Coop servce. f you have any grpes, get n touch wth Wllam A. Mtchell, '49, n the Dormtores. Gve to the Red' Cross, the Heart Assocaton, and the others. The Sgnal Corps was eghty-sx years old last week. Happy brthday. Patronze our advertsers. 16% usca - ome y At the CAMBRDGE ATN SCHOO AUDTORUM MARCH 8 & g, a8:3 P. M TCKETS: $ ON SAE NOW.1

3 Convocaon ( Contnued from Pane.1J Guard wll be used three tmes t s expected, although ts uses at the Churchll speech s not yet defnte. rn 'any case t wll be use-d on1 Frday nght at the Garden when Presdent Trumnan s speakng, and n formal calps and gowns on Saturctay mornng for the nauguraton. Overflow Arrangements Specal arrangements wll be 1.,made for overflowv audences for ~the -nauguraton, ether nl the PARKtERE :PENS a at1d the TECHNOO@GY STORE 4 ptuesday, March 1S, 1949 PATRONAGE REFUD To MEMBERS FU, rt e r ahead n beau ty Great Court or the aro~ry or bouth These arrangements wl nclude loudspeakers and posslbly televson. ' connecton wth radno coverage, the coverage gven to the Churchll address wll be the largest coverage ever gven to an academc nsttuton. All four major networks, most the televson statons, and many smaller groups wll cover the speech, as well as foregn rado networks. About 2 the acawdemc delegates-to the nauguraton wlls be housed n the new Senor House. Most - the other vstors wll be stayng n Boston hotels. OCA MAN MAKES GOOD SENSE t.o ' \6 t For seventeen years, George l 4 n ~Doakes'has been shavng daly - l 3 [l / even as you and. He's tred 'em ; By Oall razor blades, we mean. Some l ^ 8 ; t /were better than others, but none v \ \ 1 dd what the ads sad untl -but W ff / \ aheres hs story: \ / l As > "Saw a mlan n the Pullman usng Y O \ ~Pal Hollow Ground. H~e looked t t < sx~happy. asked about 'cm. He lent X Ad~~~m one. And 've shaved happly _. ever after!1" MYou don't have to travel to try Pal Hollowv, Ground. Say- Pal Dou- E fl Eble Edge or Sngle Edge at your X ~~~~local store. You stll get 4 blades "\ G~~r - for 1, 1 for 25, 21 for 49, 44 * \ ~~for 98. lon the mllons who v ~~swear by Pal Hollow Ground. al -THE TECH' Applats" teters ushe Admssons MathE Pressor Upholds Tradton Of nsttute Page Tbr" c~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARCH 16 TO MARCH 22 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16 S~ometmes the admsson fcep -cl 1= -1 Faculty. Mleetng. H~untngton Hall, Room 1-25, 3:15 p.m. the scene a human nterest sto: Eryr lology Department. Colloquum: "New Developments n the ca- Chemstr They are currently readng applc Rod Vson-" Dr. George Wald. lroom 12-18Z, 4: ear p~m. tons for admsson to the frst ye Electrcal l Engneerng Departmenlt. Staff Colloquunl: "Correlaton class begnnng n September, )49. 19, Functons and Means for Obtanmng Them." Henry E. Sngleton. As a part each "these applc ca- Room 1-275,4: tomathematcs p~m. Department. tons, the ecturte applcants Seres: are hs "Some asked Theory Ponts Several n Functon Varables." Pressor udwg wrte Carl a Segel, short hs nsttute essay concernng for Advanced Study. Room 2-131, 4: p.m. nterest n M..T. A recent appla: lnt Metallurgy Department. Colloquum: "Resources Somle thle New ncluded the followng paragrap ph. Metals: Ttanumn, Zrconum, Tantalum, and Columblum.'' Pressor "Most my nterests ntroland are D. Parks. Room 24933, 4: p.m. pf~yscs and mathematcs. ke Catholc Club. l "Famly Buldgetng."' v Dorothy College Brook, School Dean Socal Boston mathematcs very Work, much ve Room and Faculty 6^12, ha: Pstol 5: Club. pxn Pstol practce. Rfle range, devsed 5: pa. a few formulas that ha, epershng Rfles. Drll meetng n nnform. Bloom 1-87, nterested 5: On pam. me. Whle workng c Rocket Research Socety. Techncal meetng on transpraton coolng. one these formulas rane at( Room 2E-4, 5: p~m. dffcultes. Several teachers we re Amrcnnsttute Chemcal Engneers. Student Chapter. n- Young "The asked, Vut wth no satsfactory ax Chemcal Engneer n ndustry." D~r. Walter G.Whtman, ned Harold D~r. swers. ast sprnng another boy C. as Weber, and Dr. Frederck Mathewvs, Monsanto Chemcll came to M..T. Company. for open. Moore house. Room, 7:3 p.m. hechemstry Refreshments Department. wll be served. asked H3arvard-M..T. one, the he"determnaton Physcal pressors Chemstry n tk Successve Colloqulum: Complexty Constants from he Folaro- mathematcs department and graphc Data." Pressor D. N. Heume. Room Bun3, Mallnckrodt wrote down the answer to my quez ;- aboratory, Harvard Unversty, 8: p.m. ton, namely the sum to nfnty a seres. lked hs quck anlswe'er THUtRSDAY, MARCH 17 and should lke to contnue my eduutechnology Dames. unch at Wndlow Shop n Harvard Square followed caton at M.T." by trp to the Ufnversty Mulseumn to see the Ware Collecton - _Flowers. Glass M~eet at Massachusetts Avenue entrance to M..T., 12: noon. Spectroscopy aboratory. * Semnar: "HEyperfnle Structure Separated Studes sotopes." wth Back AXrroe, Unlversty Wsc'onsn. Room 6-12, 3: p~m. Bology Department. Colloqunm. "The Compos' ton Fbers." Perpheral Dr. Nerve J. Z. Young, Unversty College, ondon. Room 1-25, 4: p.m. Cvl and Santary Engneerng Department. Semnar: Constructon "Desgn and the mestone Ar Force Base." John W. '32, esle, Chef, Mltary M..T Constructon, New England Dvson, U. S. Engneer CCorps. Room 1-19, 4: p.m. School Archtecture and Plannng. "abor Rtelatonls" Assocate J. T. Pressor Dunlop, abor, Harvard Unversty. Room 1-13, 4:8 p.m. Physcs Department. Col1oquum: 'Helum M." Pressor J. G. Daunt, t ran ever... n precson NEW... FOTO-F F7ER... VS113E rnk SUPPY... P-GASS RESERVOR... PTE- UM-TPPED PONT... "AERO-MERC CN- TRO"... 9 OTHER TMPRT.A - AVANCE Oho State Unversty. Room 6-12, as 3 p.m. Tall Beta P. Smnoker for prospectve members. Ware ounge, H~ouse, Senlor and Faculty lounlge, Walker Memloral, 5: p~m. Faculty Pstol Club. Pstol Match wth the Parkway Club at Jamaca Plan, 8:. p.m. FRDAY, MARC H 18 MechancalEngneerng Department. Semnar: "Relaxaton Methods." Pressor D. N. Allenl, mperal College, onldon. Room 3-47, Cfee 4: wll p.m. be served at H3eadquarters from 3:3 to 4: p.m. Glee Club. Concert wth Orphean Club asell Semnary. At A&uburndale, 8:3 p.m. Tech Show. 'O Say Can You S!." Wrtten and produced students. Sby M.ll.T. Cambrdge atnl School Audtorum 8:3 p~m. Nt # _l X O)U'VE never owned such a -Den! t's Yr the famnous Parker "51 " made'nev and dfferent n 14 mportant ways. The new Foto-fll fllers for example, makes fllngg the New "51" extra last and easy. You know t's Hled-you can see the nkv supply...e havbger tonworry abotthsup ply. Yongldr ner theamdde twrr abou exam! What's more, the New "51" has "Aerometrc evenatro. jet' plafegalttdeds.ans lakng tha'sen athjet plaegatudes.thr' Andor that' onl tohse andgtrynng therne's lots Store fora yourt serer adealry's theday and as hm Stop no att your Parker dae' h oa Pend ask hm toy Jnshowt to ysou.teprke U. S. A., and Toronto, Canlada. Covr by The PmkAr Pea Co=D=y &V/~w=e a, &A kl?&- A,.,611, &ce a-zw-mldl SA9TURDAY, MARCH 19 Modern ang~uages Department. Graduate language German, examnatons: 1: to 12: a.m., Room 24-33; French and Russan, 2: to 4: pel m., RQoom 245.~ 1 Sk Team. Harvardl Gat Slalom. Bb Bromley, Vermont, 1: Techneology am. Chrstan Assocaton. Anual meetng and new nstallaton cabnet. West Dnng Roomn, Graduate House, 1:15 p.m. Rfle Team. ;New E~nglanld College Rfle eague Group Match. Rtfle Range, 2: pm. nformal Dance Commttee. Dance. Morss HEall, Walker Memoral, 8:3 to 12: p.m. Tech Show. 'O Say Can You S." Cambrdge atn School Audtorum, 8:3 p.m. MONDAY, M4ARCH 21 Cvl and Santary Engneern g Departmenlt. Santary Semnar: Engneerng "Ar Dffuson n the Actvated Sludl,-e Process and ndustral Sewage Wastes Treatmenxt." Robert S>. Y. Yoseph. Room 1-236, 1: p.m. Electrcal Engneerng Department. Pre-ntervew meetng on Cooperatve Course. Open to all sophomores nterested n enterng ths course, as well as freshmen. terature wll be dstrbuted and there wll be a queston perod. Room 1-25, 4: p.m. Meteorology Department. Semnar: "A Stud~y the Flow momentum Angular n the Atmosphere." W. Ke. Wdger. Room , 4: Faculty p.m. Pstol Club. Rfle practce. Rfle 3Range, 5: p.m. S~tadent-Faculty Commttee. Forum: "HouY tde Msav Q ualty l nqfruc-a ton at ME..T. be mproved." Moderator, Speakers, Dean John E. Burchard; Deanl George OR. Harrson and Pressor H~anls Mueller. :Roomn 1:-25, 5: p.m. Technology Dames. "Juvenle Delnquency Goes H-Hat.', Wllam 13. Reverend Rce, Protestant Chaplan the Charles Street 4-231, Jal. JRoom 8: p~m. Tea wvll be served n the lemma Rogers the Room pro-ram. after T~he Technology M~atrons are nvted. TUESDAY., MARCH 22 Acoustcs aboratory. Semnar: "An Applcaton Ultrasonc to Chemstry." Energy loyd P. Jonas. Room 2E-225, 4: p.m. Faculty Pstol Club. Pstol practce. Rfle range, 5: p.m. Metallurgcal Socety. Orentaton flm. Room 1-25, 5: to 6: p.m. NO>TCE The Calendar wll not be publshed for the next three weeks, March 23 to Aprl 12. Materal for the Calendar, Aprl 13-19, s due n the o~ffce the Edtor, Room 7-24, nut later than noon on Thursday, Aprl 7.

4 ;,,, Page Four THEE: ';T E CH Tuesday, March D Be s eker Ted AO~ladden And X m. l dcl,~'n- ed Hlockey, BasketbaUal Squads~ by Dck Glenn The Maddens, Ted and Jm, are two undergraduates at Tech who typfy the desre the Student body to partcpate n athletc endeavors. And please don't thnk that these two men are brothers. Though Jm and Ted bear the same last name, they never set eyes on each other before arrvng here at the nsttute. Once here, both them took an mmedate nterest n sports, and both have played three years on varous varsty squads. Physcally, both are about the Ted (left) and Jm Madden same heght, fve feet eleven nches, and both are quet spoken and serous faced. But there the resemblance ends. Where Ted s heavy set, Jm s slm and looks the taller the two. Ted would be football personfed f you placed a helmet on hs head and a pgskn n hs hands, whle Jm needs only a set golf stcks to look as f he were born on the farway. Ted Captans Hockey n the past season, Ted has been one Ben Martn's defensve manstays on the hockey squad, whch recently made the New England playfs. To clmax hs three years on the varsty, Ted was captan the team durng the past year. A natve greater Boston, he presses membershp n Ph Beta Epslon fraternty. Before comng to M.T., Ted attended Mlton Academy, where he was actve n many sports. Although t mght seem that Ted s spendng all hs tme on the acrosse feld or the hockey rnk, he manages to reman n good standng n course V, where he wll receve a degree next June. Ted clams that sports don't take up any- more tme than any other actvty does, and he consders the tme wel ',spent. Bas, *'ball and acrosse one the league's hgh pont forwards. Jm comes from Gloversvlle, New York, and from all reports he was just as nterested n sports there as he s here. At the nsttute he calls the dormtores hs home, and probably the gym sees more hm durng the afternoons than hs room does. Nether Jm. nor Ted are all- Amercan materal, but both are manstays n Tech squads that have fered rough competton to colleges and unverstes ths area. n the ne,. '\few weeks Jm wll be dancng. reportng reg\alarly for acrosse C. practce, to begn hs thrd season d oooooooooowoooooooooooooo> on the varsty squad. ast season he held down a frst strng berth,. and he expects to do the same ths year, whle he shares a co-captan's berth wth Tom Tsots. He has just fnshed a season as captan the S basketball team, on whch he was We tease yor palate...whloe plooeasng your purse... wth delcousay prepared oods, hgh n nutrton value. For qualty meals... youll dne where you see the famlar WATONS sgnl They are typcal the type athlete that M..T. can produce fror an nterested student body, wthout the school makng an ssue varsty competton. Nether them could be classed as a pressonal athlete, snce that type couldn't last at Tech, but both could hold down a varsty spot on: almost any team that played ther sports., Best luck n the comng acrosse season,.madden and Madden. Jontly Sponsored MoNes Are Free A seres free moves, jontly sponsored by the Dramashop, the Humantes Dvson, and the N.S.A., are shown on Wednesdays at 5: o'clock n Room The moves shown are varous types, but almost all were popular flms at one tme. The schedule for-the next few presentatons s as follows: March 16-The ves a Bengal 'tancer. March 23-Eml Jennngs n The ast augh. Aprl 6-A program Chapln After Hours (Contnued on Page 2) 9c. stag. 8 p;m. Orchestra, Art Btrlckley. SPORTS TUESDAY, March 15 Pressonal 'Basketball, Boston Garden. Celtcs vs. Rochester. Prelmnary game at 7:3. Prces, $1.8, $1.2. WEDNESDAY, MarchE 16 Pressonal Hockey, Bruns vs. ply ever after. Chcago Blackhawks. Prces, $1.3, $2., $2.5 and $3.. 8:3 p.m. THURSDAY, March 17 Pressonal Wrestlng, Boston Arena. FRDAY, March 18 Pressonal Basketball, Boston Arena. Celtcs.vs. New York Knckerbockers. $1.25, $1.8. N BOSTON SUNDAY, Ma.,rch 2 Brattle Street Theatre, Brattle Street, Cambrdge. "The Wnslow Boy." 8:3 pam. $.2, $1.8, $2.4. Exeter Theatre. Pygmalon. Revval engagement. AT TECH FRDAY and SATURDAY, March 18 and 19 Tech Show, Cambrdge Hgh and atn Audtorum. 8:3 pm. SAT[URDAY, March 19 DC Dance, Walker Memoral BEACON ST RET Just Off Massachusetts Avenue A new college center for Boston wth hexpensve entertanment to sut your purse. Sngng encouraged at our upstars room where we feature beer at $.65 a quart and The SATRE ROOM downstars for dnng and PUS VAUES DUNGAREES PANTS U. S. N. BUE DENM 8.2 CH PANTS 298 BE BOTTOM RVET BUE DENM $98 OFFCERS PNKS 8 95 CAMPNG - FSHNG SPORTNG EQUPMENT CANVAS OVERNTE BAG $1.98 SX PARTw-F$O GYM o',~-woo 3-$1. UGGAGE OF A KNDS SWEATSHETS 1.29 NEW U. S. N. OFFCERS BACK GABARDNE RANCOATS $14.95 WORTH TWCE THS PRCE U. S. N. AST BACK GYM E SHORTS 1.29 DRESS SHOES 5.99 GYM SNEAKERS-Hgh 1.98 USE YOUR N.S.A. CARD FOR 1% DSCOUNT , M ASO) AT 4 PROSPECT ST., CENTRA SQ. Moves ast week saw a move that despte ts age puts to shame the vast majorty current flms. "Pygmalon," a Brtsh flm, s based upon the George Bernard Shaw play and can be seen now at the Exeter Theater. The allegorc tale "Pygmalon" tells a pressor phonetcs and how he fnds and transforms a common, cheap flower grl nto an elegant lady; one whom he can pass f as a duchess at a ball. The Shaw play develops ths theme brl-. lantly and then, after the success at the ball, shows the tragedy Elza, the flower grl, and the cold brutalty Pressor Hggns and socety. "Pygmalon," the play, ends after three acts comedy as a tragedy. The move's one glarng error s ts endng, where unlke the play, Elza and Pressor Hggns fall n love and supposedly lve hap- t s ths endng compromse wth conventonalty that prevents ths flm from beng a masterpece cnematc art. The actng and drecton s truly excellent. Gabrel Pascal has d m XR F T'S "ARROW"9.rected all the scenes wth a wonderful lghtness, and esle Howard and Wendy Hler as the pressor and hs flower grl are superb. Mss Hller's transformaton voce, bearng and appearance as she changes from the guttersnpe the sde streets to a lady regal ele-.gance s wonderful to perceve; Mr. Howard as her stern tutor plays wth hs customary polsh. Theater Ths week marks the culmnaton more than a half a year's work for a large group nsttute students: Frday and Saturday nght the Tech Show wll be presented at Cambrdge atn Hgh. The show wll be lvely and easly the best the Tech Shows that can remember. Much the success that s to be expected wll stem from the book and lyrcs wrtten by Art van Stolk and the songs composed by Bll Katz. Also ths week wll brng the openng a new muscal "South Pacfc" starrng Mary Martn and Ezlo Pnza. Mss Martn s a surefre veteran muslca comedy. Mr. Pnza s an engma; the last tme saw hm was as the Don n Mozart's Don Govann, and am eagerly watng to see what he can do to Rodgers and Hammersten. By the way there has been a large demand for tckets so you had better make your reservatons n a hurry. M.M.K. WE HAVE T! ETONS FVE CONVENENT BOSTON SHOPS BOYSTON STREET HOTE STATER WASHNGTON ST. 279 WASHNGTON ST. 224 MASS. 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5 ., -, /, R 1 S P- C; Tuesday, March 15, 1949 THE TECH Page Fve Tech Rfle Team Defeasts Bowdon Mnus fve ther regulars, the Tech rflemen dsplayed ther depth last Saturday afternoon by scorng a wn over Bowdon College at Brunswck, Mane. The vctory gave the Engneers a record sx wns and one loss n 'the Northern Dvson the New England eague, wth the lone loss comng n -a postal' match aganst Vermont. Next Saturday the top teams n the Northern Dvsonr wll meet n Boston, wth the two wnners meetqg the Southern fnalsts to determne the New England Champonshp. Tech's freshman team turned n another fne performance n defeatng Dartmouth, t was the fourth wn n fve starts for the Engneer fresh. SUMMARY MT P K S T Bowdon V. F Hare J. R Atwood M. 8. 9S Boyd C.M Clark C. 9& Trlfts Telephone TRPowbrdge Free Delvery Blwed BOYER'9' quors A complete lne Bottled mported and Domestc quors, Wnes and Cold Beers 4 MASS. AVqENTE,,CAMBRDG)E Cor. Brooklne St. 9 Varsty And Frosh Cndermen ose T Brown, 55-44, At Provdence College last week-end the Engneers met Brown track meet whch saw both the varsty and the frosh defeated. A.A. ooks For old Equpment Used Gear Wll Be Sent To A European College Do you have any athletc equpment you are not usng or are gong to dscard? The Athletc Assocaton s appealng to the student body for equpment to send overseas so that European students may also beneft from sportng actvtes. All equpment collected wll be sent to one partcular techncal school desgnated by the Athletc Assocaton. Every knd sports gear s needed and anythng s acceptable, the only stpulaton beng that the artcles be clean. The drve wll begn on Monday, March 14, and run through Monday, March 21. be taken drectly to the equpment room n Brggs Feld House any day durng the campagn week between 1 am. and 6 p.m. except for the hours between 12 noon and 2 p.m. f ths s not convenent, there wll be a box n the nformaton Offce n Buldng 7 for collecton purposes. uckes' fne tobacco pcks you up when you're low... calmns you down when you're tense! l a The and sponsors the meet tred to make t a bg affar wth nvtaton,, open events, and only succeeded n makng a mess the whole thng. The fnal scores were Brown 55, Tech 44 for the varsty, and 45 to 36 n favor Brown n the freshman meet. The afternoon was cold, Frosh Grapplers Take 2nd Place Wllams College won the New wndy, and generally dsagreeable, England ntercollegate wrestlng and the only thngs whch brghtened t were the performances champonshp and the Rockwell Trophy for the second successve Brown's Josh and Jon Tobey, and Al Phllps. The Tobeys are dentcal year at' Sprngfeld on Saturday twns and proved to be equally able afternoon after a two-day tourney. by wnnng three events. Phllps tred to break the world's record n the hgh jump and came wthn 1/4 nches t wth a jump 6' 8". Dell sola Wns eeth Brown took frsts n both low and hgh hurdles, whle Al Dell sola Tech won the 5-yard dash 1 Anythng collected may and the 3-yard run. The Tobey twns ran away wth the 6-yard, 1-yard, and one-mle runs, and Gordon Hunt Tech took the twomle run. n the feld events Borjenson Brown won the shot put and hammer throw, whle Phllps easly took the hgh jump. Wllams scored 33 ponts to top ts nearest compettor, Amherst, whch had 24. The other fnshers were Sprngfeld wth 19 ponts, Coast Guard also 19, M..T. 14, Wesleyan 9, and Tufts 6. Tech placed two matmen n the fnals. ars Soderberg won the New England champonshp n the unlmted class by decsonng Mc- Grath Amherst, 3-, havng pnned 2 other opponents n the sem-fnals, whle Tom Callahan was decsoned by Shorb Wes- (Ccntnnued on Page 6) uckles' One tobacco puts you on the rght level-the ucky level-to feel your level best, do your level best. That's why t's mportant to remember that ucky STRKE MEANS FNE TOBACCO-mld, rpe, lght tobacco that makes a thoroughly enjoyable smoke. No wonder more ndependent tobacco experts-auctoneers, buyers and warehousemen-smoke ucky Strke regularly than smoke the next two leadng brands combned. ght up a ucky! uckes' fne tobacco pcks you up when you're low, calms you down when you're tense. So get on the ucky level 'where t's fun to be alve. Get a carton and get started today!l ea., 7'M AMleleA YTOSAC.t OMPAPw ees^xwrxd~eaa sky~b ^SS Aw~~ ~;ap~ B-~t~ 2s~9 4Xgv~~ 4. A tuants Wlns Wl' AndE Swu~nmng Crownso~S Tech PlacesC~ 5th, 6th Pelleter Scores Ten Of Tech's 15/-2Ponts vng up to pre-meet expectatons, Wllams College easly captured the 1949 'New England ntercollegate swmmng champonshp held over the week-end at Amherst. The Ephmen scored twce as many ponts as ther nearest rval n wnnng the champonshp for the sxth consecutve year. M..T. placed sxth n a feld twelve schools. Pelleter Scores for Tech Bob Pelleter was responsble for ten Tech's ffteen and a half ponts by wnnng the 2-yard breast stroke event and placng second n the 3-yard ndvdual medley. n the qualfyng trals both these events, Bob set new M..T. varsty records. n the breast stroke, Pelleter shaved eght tenths a second from hs own mark by negotatng the dstance n 2:33.3, and n the ndvdual medley event, Bob completed the course n 3:51.8, whch cut seven full seconds from the old Tech mark. Other Beaver ponts were garnered by Bob Edgar, who accounted for one pont wth a ffth n the 5-yard free-style and Frank Conln who took fourth place honors n the 22-yard free-style for two ponts. Carl Melln ganed a half pont for Tech wth a te for ffth place n the 44-yard free-style, and the 4-yard free-style relay team, composed Callahan, Conln, Coormbs and Edgar, placed ffth for Tech's fnal two ponts. Frosh Fnsh 5th n the only freshman event the meet, Beaver frosh, after survvng the trals, took a ffth place n the fnals. Ths event was won by Trnty wth Wllams second. Racng for Tech were Baker, Daly, Plum - mer, and Ong. MADDEN NAMED BY NEW HAMPSHRE The frst post-season honor came to Jm Madden last week when he was named on New Hampshre's all-opponent team. Jm scored 3 ponts aganst the Wldcats n a game whch New ]Hampshre won, 59-57, n the fnal seconds. Woosds Wns Belrth n Bowng Fnals Wth the bowlng tournament rapdly approachng ts concluson, Wood has already clnched the champonshps n eague, whle Walker and Senor House are leadng leagues and respectvely. Chuck Johnson's 199, the hgh game last week, gave Wood the margn t needed to defeat Barracks D, ts closest compettor, and nsure the Woodmen a spot n the playfs whch begn next week. Other results the week showed Barracks B and Munroe wnnng by forfet from Hayden and Barracks A, respectvely. Durng the prevous week Barracks B had beaten Bems, 4-; Barracks D had defeated Walcott, 4-; and Goodale had taken a hghscorng match from Barracks A, 3-1. Hgh games were a 22 by Chuck Schramm and 23 by Dck Ayers. - FU COURSE FET MGNON restl' STEAK DNNERS $1.28 NEWBURY'S STEAK WOU$S 279A NEWBURY ST. BACK BAY - BOSTON c

6 - ~ Page Sx THE % T-ECH Pag S TH TEC Tusdy Tuesday, March Mac 1. 5,,14 194P BarkerOutlnes Tech Show (Contnued Gov. Ad Snares Federal Grants Pose Danger Of Dependence Governmental ad to hgher educaton and research "could be a tremendous uplftng nfluencebut t contans certan seeds whch mght grow to destroy the very nsttutons t s proposed to help, f they are forced nto a poston becomng dependent upon such federal ad," asserted Dr. Joseph W. Barker, Presdent the Research Corporaton, at the dnnbr honorng from Page 1) gram ths year goes to Bob Abelson, who not only appears as a very old, and mysterous prospector but also has been the man responsble for stakng the entre show. been one Tech's more eager thespans ever snce fresuhman days when he appeared as Jonathan n the Dramashop producton "Arsenc and Old ace." He was one the frst members the 1947 Tech Show cast when Tech Show was started agan for the frst tme n eleven years. ast year he portrayed the vllanous Jacques n "Frere Jacques" and was unable to paper bound book. The commttee Pressor Bruno Ross Frday nght. stay away from "just one more has found, however, that the store Dr. Barker lkened the present show." has to pay $2.55 to the nsttute for state educaton to the voyage The Bodyguards ths book, and the 45 cent mark-up s certanly not excessve. Jason nsearch the golden fleece. An ntegral part "O Say Can Many deas n the last meetng On the one hand, t faces Charybds, the fnancal whrlpool nguards played by Art Van Stelk, Art themselves who, each beng gven You S" are the four sngng body- came from the commttee members solvency, and on the other the Wasserman, John Kunstadter and thrty dollars, went through the srens Scylla, government domnaton our nsttutons. n reply Walt Tannenberg. The frst two store as "shoppers," buyng those wll mmedately be recognzed as thngs whch were consdered. exceptonally good, besdes the artcles leftovers from the hghly successful to the argument that state colleges cops' quartet "Frere Jacques." whch requre changng. These have successfully served the youth John and Walt are new to Tech purchases were presented, wth the the naton, he ponted out that Show ths year; Walt havng the remanng change, for dscusson at state legslatures can revew the requests each nsttuton whle on tan were consumed on the spot, the meetng. Purchases at the foun- and t was decded by popular vote' a natonal level such work would that ths money dd not have to be have to be delegated to non-elected returned. bureaucrats. Prvate Captal "Ths great nsttuton has grown to ts present stature through long contnued prvate support ts captal and operatng funds," Dr. Barker contnued. As an alternatve to government ad n the present crss, he suggests a plan whereby ndvduals could present recepted donatons to unverstes or research ther own choce as deductons from ther fnal ncome taxes. The Congress would have the power to rase or lower the percentages whch each ndvdual could deduct. Dr. Barker's comments were made n a speech prelmnary to hs -~--presentaton the Research Corporatons award to Pressor Ross for hs expermental work n cosmc rays. f such men as Ross are to contnue to push back the boundares learnng and gve ther precous knowledge and ncentve to others, he concluded, hgher educaton must reman ndependent. dubous prvlege attendng Tech Show rehearsals on Tuesday and Thursday evenngs and attendng freshman quzzes on Wednesday and Frday mornngs. That can sort be put nto the words one the show's lyrcs, "t's a great lfe f baby don't weaken." Tha year's vllan was last year's hero. Ths pecular turnabout was performed by Denns Allegrett who wll be remembered as the rah-rah boy who escaped from prson by the ad a footba.ll game and a stroboscopc lght n Tech Show '48. Ths year Denns s growng a specal moustache so that he can be more authentc as the snster E1 Dce. Marano Romaguera who plays General Mguellos n ths show s the only genune atn n ths South Amercan show. n 1947 he appeared as a Russan and n 1948 as a Frenchman. He has fnally been type cast, he says. Featurng New Ralegh and Schwnn Bcycles Also used bkes at low prlce BOSTON CYCE CO. 57 Dover St., Boston 4. ~ t Coop (Contnued from Page 1) lre pullover and sleeveless; and the call for sewng kts warrant ther addton to the store. Another mportant fact whch came up was that a majorty Bob has Technology students do not know that subscrptons for most popular magaznes can be obtaned from the Coop at reduced student prces. There wll be more advertsng along ths lne n the future.- Rae and Mahoney Book There has been a great deal unsatsfactory feelng among the Sophomore class over the cost the Rae and Mahoney hstory book. t s the general opnon that three dollars s too much to pay for a JtAZZ ECORDS featurng ths week OUS ARMSTRONG'S TOWN HA ABUM wth. JACK TEAGARDEN BOBBY HACKETT SD CATETT -AND MANY OTHER GREAT ARTSTS. NATURAY... VWE CARRY COMPETE RE- CORDNGS OF BOB WBUR AND EDMUND HA[l, COEGE MUSC SHOP 338 MASS. AVE., BOSTON C OPEN EVENNGS T 11 P.M. MA ORDERS ACCEPTED VWre ftng (Contnued from Page 5) leyan n the 145-pound class, 4-2, to gan a second place. Tech's freshman squad fnshed second to Wllams' 31 ponts wth 19 markers. arry Foley won the New England champonshp n the 121-lb. class by decsonlng Rudsell Tufts, havng had 2 pns to hs credt n the sem-fnals. John Hansen also won a champonshp n the 145-lb. class when he won a referee's decson from Evans Wllams. -Chuck Badng pnned hs opponents n the sem-fnals but lost a close 5-4 decson to Shanahan Wllams, n the fnals. Tech's only other pont getter was heavyweght Gene Rapperport who lost to the champ, Orderman Wllams, n the sem-fnals. The Beavers dd not have an entry n the 136-1b. class and consequently gave up fve ponts wthout beneft a struggle. we otaua/de ftes -g NEW FO1RAUA WTH VRATO* works wonders n the looks your har. t looks natural... t feels natural... and t stays n place t Try a bottle. *Ths specal compound gveslustre l... keep har n place wthout st.fnes. PORMACON NFORATON These companes are just as anxous to fll ther openngs as are the companes,that come for ntervews. Therefore, f you are nterested n any the followng conmpanes, get ther address from R6om Be sure to read the purple notce whch wll gve the complete descrpton ther needs. Brd Machne Co., South Walpole, Mass.; X. Ctzens Utdtes Corp., Greenwch, Conn.; V, XV. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown. Mass.; All courses. Real Home-Cooked Food Rezonably Prced uncheons and Dnners Vst Our ounge Bar 165 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston &VhVUt ~~t~e~o~plo -44aRk t &X eh..ae / t{ sten to o Skt'c SRte-Ct 14 Alders m RACRAZY - ROY -FB,,w-m th,,- e en Recordges ou the hotted toe dcw -coestol Co back "Crazy~ce~ tuh ga 1 wth a sock, the wsatch and hs band revve t Sktch -en- Onebars,~cek 'Wth Sol den~~o """' tothhwstode1a pu~~'gattes ttnlg a SO-as Sutc toucb h l ts~d~tbr 'anohe Oal old derson s great at pu cotes o wb~~~ten e gares 'shoktch Skth Plays t',ac ae,, favorte. And wcae1hen s ho cmegs forey long-tme dand,,afun~avored- ful eavorelc~ or 'e sf'voke Cames yeas. are Wld adfl n a recent coast-to-coast test hundreds men and women who smoked only Camels for 3 days--an average one to two packs a day- noted throat specalsts, after makng weekly examnatons, reported