LARGE j ATTENDANCE AT WELLESLEY AND TECH'S MUSICALE

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1 - TCH UNON FORUM TONGHT TCH UNON FORUM TONGHT A. -CC l Volume LV. No. 48 COLONL LOCK, X-CORPORATON MMBR, S DAD Fome Pesonnel Manage Ded Last Fday At Home n Cambdge WAS ALSO PRSDNT OF ALUMN ASSOCATON Gaduated Fom nsttute n 1886; Was nstucto Fo One Yea Colonel Fank L. Locke, '86, fome pesonnel decto of the nsttute, ded at hs home at the Commande Hotel n Cambdge last Fday aftenoon. Fo many yeas he was pomnent n the affas of the nsttute; he was twce a tem membe of the copoaton and fom 1928 to 1933 was decto of the gaduate employment sevce. Followng hs gaduaton fom the nsttute n 1886, Colonel Locke seved fo a yea as nstucto of dawng and cvl engneeng. He then engaged n engneeng wok fo the Cty of Boston fom 1887 to 1895, when he joned the staff of the Boston Rubbe Shoe Company as assstant supentendent, late becomng supentendent. He elngushed ths poston n 1907 to accept the pesdency of the Boston Young Men's Chstan Unon, whch he occuped untl hs appontment n 1928 as pesonnel decto at Technology. n 1885 he enlsted n Toop D of the Fst Cavaly of the Massachu- (Contnued on Page 5) PLAN TO RORGANZ DRAMASHOP ANNOUNCD BY GNRAL MANAGR Lmted Goup Wll Be Pcked Fom nteested Men To Fom Club Complete eoganzaton on a selectve bass was announced by Damashop yesteday, though ts geneal manage, Hason S. Woodman, '36. Ths announcement maks the nauguaton of a plan whch has facltated the poducton methods of smla oganzatons n othe colleges and unvestes thoughout the Unted States. The chef pupose of Damashop wll contnue to be the successful poducton of wothwhle Amecan and uopean plays though the combned effots of nsttute students nteested n the vaous phases of moden stage pesentaton. The Damashop, nstead of beng an entely open oganzaton, s to be (Contnued on Page 6) Condton of D. Rowe s Repoted As Slghtly Wose D. Allan W. Rowe, '01, was epoted by physcans to be n a slghtly weake condton at the Huntngton Memoal Hosptal last nght. He has been confned to bed snce Novembe 27, the day afte Feld Day. Latest bulletns tellng of hs condton wll be posted at ntevals on the bulletn boad of TH TCH n the basement of Walke. Dung the past week, D. Rowe's condton has been epoted as unchanged. D. Rowe s pomnent n Alumn affas, a membe of the copoaton, and Secetay of the Advsoy Councl on Athletcs. Technology Unon! Befoe-and Afte DORMS ANNOUNC CHRSTMAS PARTY Favote Dance Ochesta s Sought By Commttee Fo Annual vent "ntellgence Dance", the annual nfomal Chstmas paty pesented by the Domtoy esdents, wll be held n Walke Memoal on Fday evenng, Decembe 14th, fom 9 tll 2, t was announced last evenng. Lous W. Pflanz,, chaman of the Dom Dance Commttee, whch compses: Mlton W. Books, '36, John V. Shap, '36, James Camp, '36, and Hebet Boden, '36, declned to dvulge detals but epoted that hs commttee has been negotatng fo a concet dance ochesta that has won favo n seveal neaby colleges. xcept fo the hnts on the postes that wee placed on the bulletn boads yesteday, no announcement has been made as to the means of ganng entance. n past yeas, ths featue of the dance has attacted naton-wde publcty n seveal cases. STNSON TST PLOT WLL SPAK AT A.. S. John Shobe, fome chef test plot fo the Stnson Acaft Company wll speak at the next meetng of the Aeonautcal ngleeng Socety, to be held on Tuesday, Novembe 27, at 5:00 P. M., n Room M. Shobe wll speak on hs flyng expeences and wll show movng pctues of flyng. Students nteested n leanng to fly ae gven the oppotunty of obtanng, though M. Shobe, specal low ates fo both nstucton and solo flyng. Dung the couse of the meetng, some moves of soang meets wll also be shown. At ths tme, new membes may sgn up, and pesent membes may get the wngs, the offcal A..S. nsgna. CAMBRDG, MASS., TUSDAY, NOVMBR 27,1934 LARG j ATTNDANC AT WLLSLY AND TCH'S MUSCAL Wellesley Glee Club, Unde dwad B. Geene Sngs Hee STOCKMAYR PLAYS SOLOS Fou hunded Technology men and the fends attended the dual concet pesented by the Combned Muscal Clubs and the Wellesley Cho, n Walke Memoal last Sunday. These jont concets whch have poved to be popula ae sponsoed by the Faculty Club, the Gaauate House and the Domtoes. Contay to the custom of pevous yeas, when the concets gven by a sngle club wth solosts, the pogam ncludes numbes by both the Technology and Wellesley clubs as well as seveal goups wth the combned clubs. The Wellesley cho, whch s unde the decton of dwad B. Geene, -. has a pesonnel of one hunded, whle the Combned Muscal Cubs unde the decton of Wllam. Weston conssts of about 120 snges and nstumentalsts. Majoe C. Mos led the Wellesley chostes and the Tech men wee unde the leadeshp of Rchad L. Hughes,. Walte H. Stockmaye,, was the featued solost of the pogam n hs pesentaton of seveal pano solos wnch ncluded selectons fom Chopn, Bahms, and Schumann. Followng the concet tea was sev- ed. The Domtoes obseved open house fom two o'clock to seven fo the occason. The hostesses wee: Ms. May wng, Dean of Wellesley College; Ms. Alexande Macombe; Ms. Leceste F. Hamlton; and Ms. Ralph T. Jope. CRCULAT PTTON TO SCUR R LAS OF MPRSOND MN Faculty To Wll Ask the Goveno Fee Hanfstaengel Demonstates D. Compton n Pase Of Technology Unon Plan Novembe 26, 1934 To : The plan fo a Technology Unon, whch has been descbed to me, cetanly holds the possbltes of geat value to ou students and to ou educatonal pogam, and should be an nteestng, stmulatng nfluence n ou Technology communty, t seems to me that the dea s sound both fom logcal consdeatons and fom the fact that smla oganzatons have functoned so successfully elsewhee, patculaly n ngland. ts success hee wll of couse depend upon the extent to whch leades and epesentatve goups n ou student body wll patcpate n t. Unfotunately cannot come to the fst meetng, but wsh to assue you of my sncee nteest n the entepse and my hope that t may stat off auspcously and become a stong foce n gvng ou students an oppotunty to thnk constuctvely and effectvely along the lnes of mpotant wold poblems. Vey tuly yous, (Sgned) Kal T. Compton, Pesdent Catholc Chuch n Mexco Dscussed At Catholc Club Meetng s "Mexco wll have a evoluton wthn a yea; the govehment s dvng the people to evolt," declaed Fednand Gallado,, a Mexcan, one of the speakes at a meetng of the Techonlogy Catholc Club yesteday evenng. The keynote of the meetng was "The Catholc Chuch n Mexco." Galado also told how the paty n powe s nstallng a scentfc socalst method n the schools. Othe speakes on the'subject wee Chales Smth, Roland Wagne, and Faban Rouke. Seekng to secue the lbeaton of Thonet C. Dauphne,, chaman those pesons mpsoned fo takng of the meetng, announced plans fo pat n an ant-hanfstaengel demonstaton last June, a numbe of mem- ethe Decembe 9 o 16. a Communon beakfast to be held on bes of the nstuctng staff at the nsttute ae cculatng a petton among faculty membes and students. Ths petton, assetng that the "undesgned feel that the penaltes nflcted on the seven defendants n the so-called Hanfstaengel demonstaton case ae nodnately sevee," wll be sent to Goveno Joseph B. ly wth a plea fo offcal clemency n the fom of a padon. One of those mpsoned s Joseph Daube, '34, a fome student at the nsttute. The commttee of faculty membes whch has been fomed s seekng an appontment wth the Goveno, to pesonally pesent the equest fo the defendants' elease. DORMTORY STUDNTS AT WTH PROFSSORS Fst nfomal Dnne Meetng Wll Be Held Tonght nauguatng a new plan fo fosteng close student-pofesso elatonshps, the fst of a sees of domtoy dnnes wll be held tonght at 6 o'clock n the Noth Hall of Walke Memoal. Aangements have been made fo ten tables, wth seven students and a pofesso at a table. MXCO TO RVOLT PRDCTS STUDNT PROFSSORS CHOOS SHRRLL PRSDNT Pofesso Mles S. Shell was elected pesdent, and M. Ncholas A. Mlas secetay and teasue, of the Technology chapte of the Amecan Assocaton of Unvesty Pofessos at the annual meetng of the chapte on Novembe 21. Both Pofesso Shell and M. Mlas ae membes of the depatment of chemsty. Pce Thee Cents Walke's Wallopng Wates Tounce Football leven, 19 to O Bosnahan and Lncoln Sta n Vctoy; Chemelewsk, TH TCH Sta s Unable to Play Because of Ankle njuy Dsplayng a supeo defense and a well clckng offense, "Walke's Wallopng Wates" omped ove TH TCH eleven last Sunday monng to the tune of 19 to 0. team dd not play as well as t dd aganst Voo Doo the pevous week and was no match fo the fast movng Walketes. Chemelewsk, the sta quate- Afte ths fst meetng, aanged by the Domtoy Commttee, any back of the newspape eleven, was not goup of Domtoy esdents desng to meet a pofesso nfomally at n ths game, he havng been njued able to dect the actvtes of hs team dnne, may do so by leavng the n the pevous contest. names wth Donald C. Gutleben,, p Lncoln and Bosnahan wee the chaman. standouts fo the dnng oom team, TCHNOLOGY UNON WLL HAV NTAL DSCUSSON TODAY lectoneeng Rule s Subject Of Speeches And nfomal Agument PRSDNT COMPTON URGS ORGANZATON Foum Wll ndcate Opnons Of Students On Topcs Unde Dscusson Convenng fo the fst tme, at 7:45 o'clock ths evenng n Room 6-120, the Technology Unon, unde the auspces of the Tech Debatng Socety, wll be confonted by the queston, "Shall the pesent ule of the nsttute Commttee pohbtng electoneeng be mantaned?" Walte H. Stockmaye, Pesdent of the Seno Class, wll pesent the queston. Otto. Zwanzg,, Concet Manage of the Combned Muscal Clubs; Paul Cohen,, dto of TH TCH; Hal L. Bems,, Chaman of the Feshman Rules Commttee; and John B. Ballad,, Pesdent of the ntefatenty Confeence, wll speak on the queston. The meetng wll be open to geneal dscusson fom the floo afte appoxmately thty-fve mnutes of speakng. Pesdent Compton n a lette to the dto of pnted elsewhee n ths ssue, endosed and hghly ecommended the oganzaton of the Unon, whch t s hoped, nsofa (Contnued on Page 5) MNORAH SOCTY PLANS STAG DANC FOR DCMBR 15 Myon G. Alpet And Ochesta To Play At ntecollegate Affa Myon G. Alpet and hs ochesta wll funsh the musc at the ntecollegate stag dance to be held by the Technology chapte of the Menoah Socety, on Dec. 15, n the Man Hall of Walke Memoal, t was announced at the busness meetng held last Satuday. Commttees apponted at ths meetng, wee the Publcty Commttee, wth Justn J. Shapo, '36, n chage; and the Pogam Commttee, compsng Albet A. Woll, '37, Haold H. Stauss, '38, sael. Woll,, Ralph Mendel, '38, and Chales H. Ross,. t was decded to hold a bnay meetng, n conjuncton wth a gls' college chapte of the Menoah Socety, on Satuday, Dec. 8, The next busness meetng wll be held Satuday, Decembe 8, at one o'clock n the West Lounge of Walke. each ganng gound consstently. The Walke team wth but one pactce sesson befoe the game had the plays well n hand and the ente team dd an excellent job of blockng thoughout the ente sesson. The lne at all tmes dove out the opposng TCH men and Lncoln and Bosnahan found t qute easy to gan yadage though the lne. The lmelght of the game was the seventy yad un to a touchdown by Bosnahan. The stas of team wee Wtz n the lne and Webb n the backfeld. Webb succeeded n gettng off seveal good gans dung the monng and Wtz was the most effectve of the newspape's lnesmen on the defensve. Negotatons ae unde way fo a (Contnued on Page 4)

2 - L B B Page Two Tuesday, Novembe 27, 1934 Vol. LV NOVMBR 27, 1934 No. 4 MASSACHUSTTS NSTTUT MANAGNG BOARD Geneal Manage.... ohn D. Hossfeld, dto... Paul Cohen, Managng dto H. Dowv Busness Manage... John D. Looms, DTORAL BOARD Phoenx N. Dangel, Pey H. Wae, Mlton B. Dobn, '36 ASSOCAT BOARD OF TCHNOLOGY Assstant dtos Anton. Httl, '36 Ralph D. Moson, J., '37 August V. Macko, '36 Rchad L. Odone, '36 Robet J. Maks, '30 Fancs S. Peteson, '36 Hay N. Tchno, '36 Busness Assocates lwood H. Koontz, '36 Benjamn B. Dayton, '36 Robet F. Dscoll '36 James F. Notman, Staff Wtes Athu A. Caota, '.36 Chales J. Rfe, '36 Jackson H. Cook, '36 Chales W. Smth, Lous C. Young. '36 Fancs H. Lessad, '86 Assocate Advetsng Manage: Osca A. Fcke J., '36 OFFCS OF p News and dtoal-room 3, Walke Memoal, Cambdge, Bass. Telephone, Jnvesty 7029 Busness-Room 302, Walke Telephone, Unvesty 7415 SUBSCRPTON, $1.80 Pe Yea Publshed evey Tuesday and Fday dung the College yea, except dung College vacaton nteed as Second Class Matte at the Boston Post Offce Membe asten ntecollegate Newspape Assocaton n Chage of ths ssue: Leonad A. Sede, '37 DTRMNNG PUBLC OPNON D)ATA FOR TH NSTTUT COMMTT JVO goup at the nsttute should be moe A n favo of astong and actve Technology Unon than the nsttute Commttee, fo none stand to Can moe fom t than that body, n spte of the blunt and sometmes elevant ctcsm whch s sue to ase n dscussons of ts polces. Lately, events have poven focbly that the Commttee s fa fom beng completely nfomed as to the opnons o the actons of the students t epesents. Detemnn- the feelng of tle publc, often vague and conflctng, s no easy task, but so essental s ths nfomaton to any govenng oganzaton that costly and laboous attempts fo ts detemnaton ale often made. Wtness the Lteay Dgest who s soon to go to consde able expense by pollng a lage numb~e of college undegaduates n ode to dscove the atttude on peace and wa. n the Unon, f t succeeds, thee wll exst an automatc pollng devce of whch the nsttute Commttee can take advantage wheneve questons elatng to the school ae dscussed. Today, at ts fst meetng, many students, htheto natculate, wll fo the fst tme, have the oppotunty of publcly expessng the opnons, a pvlege whch n the past has been estcted to those wth posts on pulblcatons o the student govenment. ROUND TABL STUDNT-FACULTY RLATONS OThas been a favote complant at Technol- T ogyp that the elatons between students and nlembes of the faculty ae' too fomal, and theat most students neve fom pesonal acquantanceshps wth the nstuctos. Two yeas'ago ths matte was studed wth some degyee of thooughness by the Student- Faculty Cuculum Commttee and n ts epot t attempted to analyze the easons :fo the exstant stuaton. The esult was a fom lette sent to -the membes of the nstuctng staff su~owestnog geate accessblty of.students to staff membes though egula confeence hous and blanket nvtatons. Thle fst defnte step n the decton of facltated contacts between students and the teaches snce that tme wll have ts naug-uaton tonght when the student-faculty dnne meetng s sponso ed b~y the Do mtoy Commttee leave the ncepton. At these, Nothl Hall s to b~e flled wth ound tables wvth seven students and a pofesso of the own chloosn- at each table. Thee wll be no afte-dnnle speeches, a, bjoon whch all wll alppecate. but nstead, t 's expected that each table be the cente fo a dscusson n whch the students and the guest wll patcpate. Thle Domtoy Commttee should be co-ngatulated fo concevng of such an deal way to foste close elatons b~etween student and facullty. t has been decded by the Do}mtoy Commttee that these dnnes wll be contnued as a egula featue f enough students'ale nteested. t wll of couse depend on the success of tonght's ntal ventue whethe enough nteest wll be developed to mantan them. Gven the ght students and ght pofesso at each table, such meetngs can be of geat value to all patcpatng. Now let us hope that the fatenty men and commutes develop an equally sutable means to the end of developng lastng fendshps between students and the nstuctos. ON TH FNC LCTONRNG q fh poblem of electoneeng at the nsttute, the poblem whch wll be dscussed at the fst meetng of the Technology Unon tonght, has been fogged by a lack of undestandng of the tem by the student body. The only method of dscussng ths queston s by avng at common defntons, and the authoty on such mattes s a heavy ed book called Webste's New ntenatonal Dctonay. Webste's defnton of the wod "electonee" s: "to wok fo, o n the nteest of, a peson, tcket, paty, o the lke, n an electon." f the tue sgnfcance of ths defnton s undestood, t seems natual and nevtable that electoneeng n some fom cannot be pohbted. t s the opnon of ths newspape that no ulng o acton of the nsttute Commttee can pevent attempts to nfluence electons. That student votes should be nteested n puttng a cetan nomnee n offce s an unavodable outcome of the electoal system. The only way to pevent electoneeng s to do away wth electons. f electons ae to have any meanng we must have an nfomed electoate. The student votes can vote ntellgently only on the bass of the knowledge of the canddates. lectoneeng has too long been egaded as anl evl. We must poceed to dscuss t as somet"lng that can be kept undegound but not eadcated. ts functon of nfomng the electoate s so vtal that t -wll be pefomed n some manne, good o ll. B~ut unbdled electoneena would -ve se to as many, f not moe, abuses than occu unde the pesent system. A ch canddate, fo nstance, would obvously have an unjust advantage ove a pooe val; mud slngng mght make ts appeaance. The offces mght degeneate to poltcal footballs, kcked about by conflctng,goups of fatenty men, domtoy esdents, and commutes. The weneal answe to ths poblem s obdvous: egulated electoneeng. The specfc answe s dffcult. How can electoneeng be egulated? Pobably- the smplest soluton, but not necessaly the best, s complete contol of electonee ng publcty by the electons commttee. t could set a lmt on pe-electons budg~ets fo tle canddates. t could estct publcty mateal to such nfomaton a's the atngs, actvtes, couse, and esdental goup of the canddates. Such1 acton has been legal even unde the pesent law pohbtng electoneeng, but t has -neve been adequate-.ly systematzed, an admsson by the nsttute Commttee that ts stand s llogcal. Wth The Amecan College dtos Gemany's ducatonal System Geman students don't have the advantages that Amecan students have.. nollment n Geman unvestes s lmted to 15,000 students a yea. Only ten pe cent of these may be women. The tue state of educaton n Gemany was bought to ou attenton, by a foegn student who spent last sufme n that county studyng condtons. A Naz educato, Pofesso von Hble of Lepsg, assets that at least 90 pe cent of Geman youths" who aspe to hghe educaton wll neve be pemtted by govenment decee to eceve such. an educaton. Wdespead unemployment among college gaduates s gven as the bass of ths ode. Asde fo the economc unsoundness of ths attempted soluton of the unemployment poblem, the stuaton pesents an aspect of vtal nteest 40 Amecan undegaduates. Lmtaton of educatonal oppotuntes nevtably stunts the ntellectual gowth of a county. The low aveage ntellgence n ou own ndustal centes and thoughout the ente South whee educatonal facltes ae not hghly developed, ndcates that tendency. Statstcs on the Amecan educatonal system expose the fallacy of the scholastc excellence as a cteon of economc success. n addton to the gd scholastc confomaton, Geman students must have the appoval of a Naz offcal to qualfy as a canddate fo college. Ths andunts to a sezue of the ntellectual output of the Geman naton fo patsan poltcal puposes. Compulsoy mltay dlls and the small pecentage of women students ndcate that hencefoth Geman unvestes ae ntended to povde a mltant, hghly oganzed body of Naz suppotes. Tuth and knowledge seem de'stned fo the same fate that justce and fee speech eceved n the "enlghtened" Rech. n the past the amazng apathy of the Amecan undegaduate body to poltcal and economc affas has nsued t almost complete mmunty fom patsan (Contnued on Page 3) Women, Song, and... Tea We went ove to hea the Wellesley Concet Cho and the M.. T. Glee Club pefom Sunday aftenoon. We wee eally qute nteested, and came away vey mpessed wth t All. (Caps by pemsson of copyght owne, Be Alpha.) Fo example, the jaw and neck muscle development of some of the Wellesleyans was qute emakable. specally as vewed fom above, whee we wee establshed behnd a spot-lght. O maybe t was just the shadows. Howeve, the gls deseve cedt fo dong a good job, and we'd lke to hea them do jazz numbes some tme. Wassal! We patculaly admed the blthesome vehemence wth whch the gls admonshed the landlod to "bng a bowl of the vey best wne", n the wassal numbe. specally as they had nothng to look fowad to but tea. And an nspd concocton at that. App-ecaton Thee s one thng to a classcal pogam lke that though. You eally don't appecate jazz untl you've lstened to thee o fou hous of classcal musc. Of couse t's good fo you. Has somethng to do wth pufyng the soul by totue, we beleve neda - B as~ 8 W~ - - ~-km -h-- B DL CAAP..h. n the. GRLL Ths new sensaton of sce and a s conductng and s ng at' the new Roosevelt Gll. addton, an ntmate floo shc and othe unque dvettssem'e Dnne Dancng at 7:00 and Suppe Dancng fom 10:30 on. NO COVR CHARG AT ANY B ~g _~~~~~~~ --a~-e~ ~e~k~-~ - qb-~a~-- -~C~Q~W~ Memoy Ads Thee seems to have been an out, beak of the assocaton system of e. membeng facts wthn the last few weeks. Fo example, one of ou Soph. omoe fends asked us to help h~ eveew fo an 8.03 exam. Havng had a long expeence wth that sot of devlsh nsttuton, we mmedately_ asked fo the fomula fo the hosy~ powe of an electc moto. The Soph smled and asseted seously, Lzze buys Lzze nne bottles and two pesv, t seems that ths choce bt of gossp contaned n ts fst lettes the fom. ula BLNbn 2 p. n the case of a nov ng col galvanomete, we found lke. wse that "Lzze buys zze nne apples." JSlus Caesa We wee told that the system woked just as well n othe subjects. Ml. tay Scence fo example. But at least one Sophomoe n a ecent quz found hmself at a dsadvantage because of a too close adheence to such tactcs, Hs dea was to emembe the ntal lettes n the body of an offcal ode as follows. The lettes wee D D A S. The fst two fomed the Latn wod "t", and the last thee composed the e Geman wod "that". So the potental geneal was tc;o thnk of Julus Caesa when the questton came up. Ths would ecall Caesa's, meetng wth Vecnge. to. Caesa vwas Roman, the latte Geman. Theefoe the wods "d and das" would suggest themselves. Pedcamen; But t seems that the student had been to see the moton pctue "Cleo- - (Cont? nued on Page 5) _~~~ Bnt.~ ~ ~ T51 ng-~~~~~~~~ 1,. Me ng-~~ ng- ' a ', e -- -s, _! K G

3 9 e f t Tuesday, Novembe 27, 1934 ST..11--D1,T1O'Tt OF OFFCAL M..T. COLORS Reflectng powes ndcated ae the atoz, n the nccent, bohtuuess of of tle ample at each wave length decton Vew-ed n nomal a to the suface, to t!he bsstnesz whte of a zuace standad of magneslu. oxde, both sufaces ben-z fuse unde llumllnaton. df- JF ] =± :1 3 WdO C.BOC O 5?4. *:;^':L ; VU G....C ; wg 5 ;L LLM',RO:-z 'lc -- w,s 72 C What Ae The OfFl n Spectophotosmete Oldest Authentc Colos Tested At U. S. Bueau Ott Standads To Detemne the Two Cuves Fo Cadnal and Gay Neve agan need thee be an agument as to whch shades of ed and gay ae'the offcal Technology colos. Cal efully peseved n the nsttute v aults s a gaph wth two cuves on t, one epesentng the cadnal ed auld the othe epesentng the slve gay. Fom these two smple lnes enough nfomaton may be obtaned to epoduce exactly the offcal colos, wee all actual samples lost. D. Allan W. owe, '01, was pobably esponsble fo the fst suggeston of standadzng the Technology colos and, as a esult of hs suggestons, the Alumn Councl, n 1926, apponted a commttee "to decde upon and-standadze two colos, one a cadnal ed, and the othe a slve gay, whch shall be accepted as the offcal colos of the Massachusetts nsttute of Technology." Fst among the poblems fontng the commttee, was the task of fndng two samples whch mght be authotatvely accepted as a standad. Howeve, afte nquy had been made of seveal of the olde alumn, a sample of each was obtaned whch had been peseved n an envelope away fom the lght. These samples wee of the ognal colos selected and fst used n Snce o specmens of ealy nsttute colos wee found whch had hghe authentcty than these, the commttee ecommended the adopton as offcal nsttute colos. The next duty of the commttee was to fnd a means of pesevng the colos fom loss o fadng. Fst an attempt was made to fnd the exact c ombnaton of dyes that would alwa3,s esult n the same shades. Fo a yea expement was made to ths end but the esults wee not wholly satsfactoy. Among the nstuments fo measuement of colos, the only one could be found whose esults wee mot affected to some degee by ethe the chalacte of the lght used to examne the specmen o by the eye of the obseve, was the nstument known as the Spectophotomete. The method used by ths nstument conssts, befly, of compang photometcally the bghtness of the specmen at each wae-length though the spectum Wth that of some whte standad. At that tme spectophotometc nethods had been futhest developed by the Colomety Secton of the Unted States Bueau of Standads at W~ashngton, D. C. A sample of each of the offcal colos was sent to the Bueau of Standads and the esults ecoded and placed n the custody of the Secetay-Teasue of the Alumn Assocaton. n the actual expement, the colos wee analzed by detemnng, as a functon of wave-length, the value of the ato of the bghtness of the sample vewed n a decton nomal to the suface to the bghtness of a suface of magnesum oxde vewed n a decton nomal to ts suface. Values of ths ato wee taken fo about 35 dffeent wave lengths evenly dstbuted ove the ange of the vsble spectum and a gaph plotted. Above s a copy of the gaph made. These esults wee peseved n the nsttute's vaults whee they may be efeed to when t becomes necessay cal Tech Colos? Gves The Answe to duplcate the offcal colos. Although the methods used by the Bueau of Standads was all that could be desed as egads accuacy, they wee vey laboous. Late expements at the nsttute unde the decton of Pofesso Hady bought about the pefecton of an automatc spectophotomete employng a photoelectc cell and capable of measung a colo sample n two mnutes as compaed wth many hous equed by the vsual method used at the Bueau of Standads. aly esults wth the new nstument wee not as accuate as could be desed, but now t has been pefected to a pont whee ts pecson s entely adequate. and Alpha. 1- v At the Unvesty of Alabama a butle n the Lambda Ch house named thee of hs offspng Lambda, Ch - Pncgm Tbo [ m Undegaduate Notce The T. C. A. Book xchange wll CO-DG\WS Away Fom The hold a sale of a numbe of unsold textbooks unde the supevson of Robet 6 A mltay weddng-and Gnd we.. have1 Goldsmth; '37. Tle sale wll contnue all the elements needed to,,,,,. stat that -1 C untl all the books ae sold, the pces socety column that ou young engnees have been demandng. (Yes, The t was out n the old Ch Ph downlangng fom fve to twenty-fve cents. ;,house, Satuday nght, fome and a couple pces wee two-thds of full pces. of bny Delta Pss wee whoopng t - up. Blgy 1 Boham and Helmy Had- eally.) At fou o'clock last Satuday Mss Landon Psclla Bunke was maed to Leutenant Booke Mauy n the St. John's pscopal Chuch n Wnthop. 'The bde woe a gown of blue cepe, unusually lovely as a complement to he blond beauty. The mad of hono woe a ose-coloed gown. The bdegoom, the best man, and the ushes wee n mltay unfom. As s the custom, the maed couple passed beneath an ach of sabes. - (Fo atmosphee, M. Bunke had suggested that the co-eds fom an ach of slp-stcks, and so gve the amy a lttle competton. Supsng as t may seem, the amy eventually t-- umphed-and sabes t was.) Fom fve to fve-thty an nfomal ecepton was held at the bde's home at Fot Banks. Caees completely fogotten, Tech co-eds plotted to captue the bouquet upon the bde's depatue. Fou of the co-eds eached fo t, and t was dvded among the conspatos. (Watch out, gentlemen, t seems the co-eds have changed the tactcs, and ae now on the matmonal path.) The bdal couple then left fo South Staton wth a polce escot, to catch the sx o'clock tan fo New Yok. ne saled a couse thee sheets to the.wnd wth an ashtay bnnacle and Qunne Qove's wheel. Ruby Neyman's Nth ochesta was pesent n body, but t must have fogotten ts musc. "A fancy label does not always ndcate the qualty wthn the bottle," says Al Taylo. Femnne pulchtude was up thee ponts, but what dances! Pancng Petes ted to show a danty damsel a new whl and the esult was that a delcate ankle was spaned. NVTH TH AMRCAN COLLG DTORS (Contnued f-om Page 2) ntefeence. But wth the battle lnes of the consevatves and the lbeals now shaply defned, and sgns of an nceasng sensblty to the mpendng conflct evdent n student thought, the fate of Geman educaton ases a petnent queston. What of ou own futue? _mabes MPROV YOUR DANCNG Lelan tle latest balloom stclxs at TH PAPARON STUDOS stablshed 191,1 Pvate lessons day <l evenng )y alplpontment. xpet lady nst uctols. Class evey Tuesday a.t11 F'daly venng Specal ates to Tech Students Boylston St. (Nea Mass. Ave.) Boston Tel. Com A:-: 0-- TV Ppe tobacco made > ~~by the Wellnman Pocess and ough cut as Gange :-s, does not clog the ppe but - stays lt, HR T S OURt NW Shawl Colla Tuxedo "FOR RNTAL" RtAD & smokes S. Ann He- sd wennd Pnn1--t-p We beleve ths pocess s the eason fo Gange beng We know t adds somethng to the flavo and aoma of the good, pe Whte Buley Tobacco that cannot be obtaned nl We wsh, n some way, we couldget evey man who smokes a ppe to just ty Gange. WHT 111 Summe Steet, Boston Woolwoth Bldg., Pov., R.. JLJJL.Lb% L) -3.L% V %.L AZL %.t ~ 1 c og a ppe a, 1

4 Page Fou SUMMRS DPLORS LACK OF VTRAN MATRAL THS YAR Captan Goono nelgble Competton; Feshman Tunout Lage Fo Coach John Summes emans stll undecded as to the pospects of the vasty squash team because of the YANK DVSON OUTSHOT BY TCH Rfle Team Defeats Stong Vetean Oganzaton, 887 to 871 Clea eyes and steady hands tumphed once moe last week when the Technology vasty fle team tounc- the Yankee Dvson shootes ed by addton to ths, Lous Gaono, n Coach Summes' opnon, the best student playe and captan-elect fo ths yea, s nelgble fo competton. A ecod numbe of stxty-two feshmen ae out fo the yealng squash team ths yea. Ths unpecedented numbe has cowded the facltes of the couts geatly and has necesstated eaangement of the student schedule fo use of the couts. Ths eoganzaton s due to the fact that the couts ae occuped n the evenngs by faculty and uppeclassmen. Coach Summes, n an effot to d-ccove the elatve abltes of the feshmen canddates, has dvded the of the Depatment of Mltay Scence, declaed hmself hghly pleased wth the maksmanshp of the Tech men who wee gven the fst baptsm of compettve shootng last Tuesday. ach team was composed of nne men each of who fed ten shots n two postons, pone and off hand. The fve hghest scoes of each team wee counted n fo the team total, and the men whose scoes wee counted wee: C. N. nwess, '36, J. F. Kethley, '37, Douglas Hawks, J., '36, Chales F. B. Pce, '36, and Fancs S. Peteson, '36. Fo ts next meet the fle team wll take on the Alngton Rfle and Revolve Club Team at the nsttute Range on the nght of Novembe 30. many vasty veteans who have ethe the scoe of 887 to 871. Manage C. N. gaduated o not come back. The ente vasty must be econstucted ndwess, the team's sta maksman, once agan led the Technology scoes fom vtually unted mateal because of the lack of vetean mateal. 200 ponts. t s also nteestng to wth a scoe of 180 out of a possble John Wood, Davd ngles, James note that two of the men on the Yan- de, and Ted Lucas gaduated last as kee ; dvsn lt> L ttad1) tpn-m WssLs %sosv: (-lnqn 41LU andl TLa Lv A yea whle Gl Hunt and vng New- Capa, wee fome captans of M..T. man have not etuned ths yea. n Afle teams. Captan James F. Hyde, goup nto two pats, called the Cadnals and the Gays. ach feshman (Contnued fom Page 1) has the ght to challenge any man on etun game between the same two the othe team to a match. Shotly.. -e s ' Sunday f *-e weathe s befoe actve feshman nte-school follows: Deslley, c; Kon, ; Wna- favo- bl - competton begns, those who have sk, l; Cheny, ol; Allen, hb; Bems, abe. won at least eght games n the contest wll be consdeed fo the two ol; J. Hamlton, lfb; and Gay, g. The Hughl Smth. Bll Calsle acted as hb; Capt. Fosbug, fb; Waxman, The efeee fo Sunday's game was feshman teams whch wll be fomed. substtutes wee Sanchez and She- head lnesman and tmekeepe and The feshman wth the most vctoes bun. Juno Vandem a nd Bob Teat to hs cedt at the end of the competton sll be awaded a medal. The novce Beave squashmen wll play Havad, Unon Boat Club, Boston A. A., Havad Club, and the Unvesty Club. n between the matches vhch wll stat late n the school yea, the fst yea men wll concentate the effots on a tounament fo whch all feshman canddates wll be elgble. The tentatve vasty lst gven out by Coach Summes s as follows: John S. Mason, '37, John D. Gadne, '36, Ftz R. Whte,, Nos. Ruckman,, Gay Jensvold, '37, Howad L. Andeson, '36, John R. Buton, J.,, Wllam B. dupont, '36. Many faculty membes and gaduate students ae actvely nteested n squash and have fomed a team whch s ated as Class C n the Massachusetts State Squash Racquets Assocaton. The ecod n the annual compettons has been an excellent one n whateve class they wee ated. Ths yea's team wll pobably consst of the followng men: Pofesso Lous F. Wooduff, dwad L. Bowles, Walte H. Gale, Hebet T. Smth, John C. Slude, Leutenant Dunnng, and Chales J. Hangton. The schedule fo the Squash couts s as follows: Weekdays, 8 A. M. to 10 P. M., Satudays, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., and Sundays and Holdays 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. SOCCR TAM LOSS TO CLARK BOOTRS As the Walketes Rompe d ove play, as they wee n most of the othe plays, by a well wokng defense. SPORTS COMMNT l f the gound sn't coveed wth snow next Sunday, Tech Feld wll be the scene of anothe football game. Good football weathe has pevaled fo the contests on the past two Sabbaths. At pesent aangements ae not complete fo the comng game, but t s vey pobable that the Walke Wates wll agan povde the opposton fo. Theta Ch was scheduled to be 'S opponent, but because seveal of the fatenty playes ae gong home fo Thanksgvng and wll not be back on Sunday the poposed contest was called off. dcaton, the Domtoes wll have vey lttle touble n bandng togethe a capable team to play fatenty fves and Havad house teams. * ** t** ** We hea that Cew Coach Bll Hanes s now tunng out dstance unnes nstead of oasmen. Ou authoty fo such a statement s none othe than a gentleman by the name of Mlt Books, who up to the pesent has been one of Coach Hanes' chages at the boathouse. Now, howeve, Books has decded that he s qute a capable unne ove a mle's dstance. n fact he has gone ove that dstance. Osca was qute some mle n hs day and he stll etans a good bt of hs DFATD BY WALKR DNNG SRVC Bosnahan of the Walke team statn'a on hs seventy yad un to scoe the second touchdown of the ga~me. Although a numbe of men ae n a poston to tackle the unne, they wee convenently blocked out of the TRAGDY N TH SHAKSPARAN SNS 35 TH 5TORY OF A GRAT M15FORTUNS OVRCOM N6 A PRSON OF NOBL -= /1L BRTH -- HAW. A_ '-U ~ -- - L Walton Lunch Mlonng, Noon and Nght You wll fnd All Tech at 78 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRDG Co. QJCK SRVC APPTZNG FOOD POPULAR PRCS Qualty Fst Always THAT'S WALTON'S 1080 Boylston Steet Convenent to Fatenty Men Tuesday, Novembe 27, 1934 Newcomes Have Fo Fou Open Beths Oppotunty Vasty n pepaaton fo the fst westlng meet of the season when the M.. T. gapples take on Havad, Bll Calsle was ght on the sdelnes to encouage hs wates and the All Tech Tounament, Coach n the mach to vctoy yesteday. The tay-caes ddn't need Jay Rcks has ssued anothe call fo much encouagement, howeve, wth Johnny Bosnahan and Fedde men nteested n westlng. Snce the Lncoln dvng though the openngs that the ntefees made fo gapples lost fou men by gaduaton on last June, thee ae at the them. Although the Walke team was lghte than the Voo Doo outft that faced on the pevous Sunday, the wates pesent tme the same numbe of powee much faste and moe ably dected. Stons open to new men. n vew of the fact that westlng s a scence An unexpectedly good tunout maked the fst pactce sesson fo the that can be quckly acqued by a peson eanestly nteested n the spot, poposed Domtoy basketball team, ove twenty men appeang at the Hanga Gym Satuday aftenoon. f Satuday's show of nteest s any n- Rcks would lke to meet n the Hanga Gym on next Wednesday aftenoon, all men who lke to westle, who thnk they can westle, o who would lke to lean to westle. The speed. We wouldn't be a bt supsed f Osca vey soon won anothe dnne lke the one he won unde somewhat smla ccumstances a few weeks ago. wee the lnesmen. as follows: Kante s 1,3 oolks Nvtz L.evy Notalln `ctgalyn, Tclno Smth, C. V. WVeblb Yokl. F;'e^llolvs Davs Vncens lvalkbe's Vullopngcl The lneups wee R.. R.T. R.G. C. R.G. L.T. L.. Q.B. R.H.B. L.H.B. F.B. lvatcs Bul1;e. Ba]ckenstoss R.. Wallace R.T. Stockmayel Smth. L. S. R.G. GCty C. Kon R.G. Bode L.T. Mott L.. WTnask Q.B. B1osnahan, Wllams R.H.B. Lncoln L.H.B. Ts F.B. SHAKSPAR HAD A TRUST N BAUTY -H WANTD TO BLV THAT F TH FAC WR DLGHTFUL TH MND MUOT B BUT-- L',("CPT-- R-- RCKS WANTS MOR.VARSTY GRAPPLRS men he would lke to meet ae not necessaly the Tazan type, wth bulds that make danty femnne heats flutte; but he wants to meet the odnay gaden vaety type of men, who have not yet decded fo what outsde actvty they would lke to compete n. One othe eason why the would be westles should see Rcks ths Wednesday s that he wll gve an nfomal talk on the All Tech westlng tounament that wll stat next week. All men n Technology wth the excepton of westlng lettemen ae allowed to compete n ths tounament, and.the wnnes n the vaous classes wll eceve a medal. Two moe assstant manages ae needed by H. C. Johnson. Men nteested should epot to the A. A. offce today o Thusday at fve o'clock. you can daw wth you pet pen AND Mhe ght dawng nk-that's Hggns', of couse -ght fo colo-ght fo pen.- ght fo bush. 16 Watepoof Colos, Watepoof and Geneal (solublewhen dy) Blacks. ~G~5~ "kt CHAS. M. HGGNS a CO., nc. 271 Nnth St. Booklyn, N. Y. AeG NG;' Amecan DRAWNG NKS 6 L c P Season Unsuccessful n Of Bllant Playng By Many Men Spte Tech socce team closed the season wth a defeat n the hands of Clak Unvesty, on Satuday at Woceste wth the scoe 2-0. Although many of last yea's vasty etuned to boot fo Technology, the jnx whch has been hoveng ove the team fo moe than two yeas was boken only once when Bdgewate was defeated by the scoe of 3-1. Ths yea has seen bllant playng on the pat of many ndvduals, wth Fosbug, Waxman, and Kon, headng the lst. An excellent spt pevaled ove the cadnal and gay at all tmes, but the scong punch was lackng. The lne up fo Satuday was as f A ma am,% A % AFTR VRY CLASS T RNGS TH BLL! PP smokes eveywhee have labeled Pnce Albet "The Natonaljoy Smoke" because theyhave found t a supeo mxtue of choce, top-qualty tobaccos. vey hnt of "bte" s emoved fom mld,mellow"p.a." by a specal pocess. One ppeful of Pnce Albet wll pove to you why smokes say, "You neve know how good you ppe can taste untl you ty'p.a."' FRNG ALSRT -TH NA T NAL JO Y SM OK! Copyght, 1934, R. J. Rcplolds Tobacco CompalY

5 - 2 Tuesday, Novembe 27, 1934 COLONL LOCK, FORMR PRSONNL HAD, DS (Contnued fom Page 1) D0 mm. -. _. Mq age x ve S ment; J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ts gaduate school. U. S. Naval Acad- M ass. and New Yok Send Most Students em comes secodnd wth ta total odf 30 setts Voluntee Mlta, and n 1897,was apponted to the ank of colonel and assstant nspecto geneal. Past Pesdent of -Alumn Ass'n He -was a past pesdent of the 11emy Sends 30 Gdut takes ffth place fo 1929, 1931, 1932, TCHNOLOGY UNON HOLDS Technology alumn assocaton, and e St de ts Ga uateand n 1930 llnos took ffth NTAL DSCUSSON TODAY ~seved on the copoaton fom 1906 Sudent place wth seven students moe than to 1910 and fom 1921 to Fo 6 ~~~~~~~~~~Connectcut.(Cnnudo Pae) a yea he was a membe of the vstng commttee fo the depatment of n CuseXV, usnss ad nnee- close to Connectcut, Oho s ganng dscusson of poblems befoe the n- Moe students ae enolled ths yea Although llnos fomely anked as t scusenud as fmdm Page ope mltay scence and tactcs. fng Admnstaton, than n any othe steadly on llnos, outnumbeng he sttute, wll develop llto a mechansm Colonel Locke long mantaned a couse. Chemncal ngneeng s a n 1931 and 1933 and equallng he n fo detemnng student publc opnclose second, and Mechancal ngn on. n addton to nsttute topcs,t 'keen nteest n vaous banches of,,socal sevce. He was a tustee of the eeeng, couse, s thd. Fouth Texas Leads South Cental States poblems of a natonal nteest wll Nofolk State Hosptal and a membe,comes lectcal ngneeng, V and Fom the South Atlantc states, the funsh subject matea n the futue. of the copoaton of Malden Hosptal. V-C, wth Aeonautcal ngneeng, Dstct of Columba steadly sends a t s hoped that the Unon wll be ephe was a membe of the Cambdge.couse XV, ffth; lectcal ngn- plualty of students to Technology. esentatve of the thee majo goups gndustal m Assocaton, the Untaan,eeng, V-A, lnes up sxth. The lead- Fom the South Cental States Texas of students, namely, the fatentes, 'Laymnen's League, the Hamlton Assocaton, lng couses fo ae exactly takes the lead. Calfona sends moe the domtoes and the commutes. Fl, the Boston Chambe of.the same as fo Fo men to Technology than does any n the couse of the meetng a k" 'Commece, and the Boston Cty, Technology, ngnees, Rotay, Untaan,.anked fst, Busness and ngneeng Snce 1929 only two students have students, wll be apponted to act as.1932, howeve, Chemcal ngneeng ohwesten state. Steeng Commttee, consstng of sx l Puddngstone, and Ullvesty Clubs.,Admnstaton second, Mechancal come to the nsttute fom South Da- a goup to dect the actvtes of the He was bon n Boston, July 14, ngneeng thd, lectcal ngn- kota. They aved n One came new oganzaon. -,1865, the son of James Lovenng and,eeng V, V-C, fouth, lectcal n- fom Nevada n Newv Mexco "Open Foum" Lette Gves 'Saah Maa (Swallows) Locke..n Lgneeng, V-A, next, and Aeonaut- sent no men n 1932, and Wyomng Suggeston ; he was maed to Mss May -cal ngneeng sm"j.. one n 1932, and but fo these fou n an "Open Foum" lette to TH " Students come to Technology fom exceptons, evey state n the Unon TCH, t has been suggested that the 4 evey pat of the wold. Fo the Unt- has sent at least one man to Technol- Technology Unon be afflated wth Be popula, become a good danee ed States alone, Massachusetts leads ogy evey yea snce the Cambdge Unon Socety, t.heethe lst, wth New Yok second. Snce Fo women students the most pop- by povdng hono ay membeshp to Vptown'lkhool oflmoden Dancnlg Pesonal Decton My Shley Hamw 1929, New Jesey has been thd, and ula couse s Chemsty, closely folmebe of the Technology Unon n 3130 Mass. Ave. Tel. Ccle 9068 All Latest Steps, Fox Tot, Waltz, _ ~~lowed by Bology; thd comes Ach- any of the banches of the man So- "400", etc. B~odhead Kendall of Malden. He leaves tectue, and fouth Physcs. cetes of Oxfod and Cambdge. The gbegnnes Guaanteed to Lean Hee hs wfe and thee chlden, John Thee ae gaduate students at lette ponted out that "the man pont 15 Pvate Lessons $5 Boston's Foemost School 7 _G men; Yale and U. S. Mltay Acad- 136 Amecan Unvestes Send Pennsylvana fouth except n 1931, emy send 13 each; Datmouth, 12; and, Gaduates Hee, But nsttute when Pennsylvana sent one moe Tufts, 10. Leads Wth 229, Naval Acad- student than New Jesey. Connectcut Loveng, Nancy Loveng, and Technology fom 136 Amecan col- of the Unon s the faclty t affods leano Bodhead Locke. leges, and 32 foegn colleges. The the -student fo speakng befoe lageaudences and also the knowledge he gans concenng cuent events both by speakng on them and heang the vews expounded by fellow membes n the couse of the debates." The Lounge' (Contnued fom Page 2) pata" a shot tme befoe the quz. And whle he emembeed Julus all ght, he lnked hm wth the Nle co-ed, nstead of the wao cheftan. Well, Cleo s gyptan, and the poo fellow ddn't know a wod of gyptan, so he flunke the queston. Povng, we suppose, that the moves ae a geate nfluence than schools. The COPLY-PL-4Z, Tea Dances n the beautful Sheatox Room vey Satuday Aftenoon 4:S9to Sppe DanzeswNghl Musc by the famnous Meye Davs' LePaadsl Band Joe Smth dectng Boston's unque and supebly mode- Mey-Go-Round -makes Cocktal Tme one of lfe's smatest ceemones. ---

6 Page Sx COMMUTRS WLL HOLD THANKSGVNG DANC N THR 5:15 ROOM ~~CALNDAR Tuesday, Novembe 27 Newton s n Fst Place n5:00-banjo Club Reheasal, ast Lounge, Walke Memoal. 5 Bowlng Tounament :00-Glee Club Reheasal, Room :00-M.. T. A. A. Meetng, West Lounge, Wjalke Memoal. v 4 - v. Novelty dances and bdge playng Cl ae to be the man featues of the Wednesday, Nc*ovembe 28 Thanksgvng dance to be sponsoed 5 :00-Chstan Scence Oganzaton M Reetng, Room by the 5:15 club, o). Nov. 28, n the 5:10-Unty Club Dscusson Goup, We,st Lounge, Walke Memoal. commutes' oom. Musc wll be suppled by a new set of -ecods whch NW NUMBRS GV N TO Beta Theta P.... LONgwood son. Pesno a~cdmsson wll be 25 NSTTUT TLPHONS Ch Ph C... KNmoe 8150 Delta Kappa pslon... Lot 0666 cents a couple fo membes and 50 Delta Ps... K Pk-land cents a couple fo non-membes. Dal telephones have been nstalled, 8614 Delta Tau Delta... LONgwood The Commutes' bdge tounament, thoughout Cambdge and have 8124 Delta Upslon... CCMmonwealth whch s now n full swng, has at- bought changes n telephone numbes l 8501 Kappa Sgma... COMmonwealth tacted much attenton, fllng the and exchanges. These new numbeslambda Ch Alpha comm utes' oom wth playes evey wll be n effect at 1:00 A. M. Decemlunch hou. The team of Taves and be 2. Followng s the coected lst X 9102 COMmonwealth 7775 Ph Beta Delta... COMmonwealth Chstophe s now leadng wth a lof nsttute fatenty, and actvty Ph Beta pslon... TROwbdge 8798 scoe of The unes-up ae telephone numbes:1 Ph Delta Theta... LONgwood Ud and Gallaghe. Pzes wll be Massachusetts nsttute of Technology 1 Ph GammaonDelta t8048 awaded to the wnnes. 3kad60 A bowlng tounament has been Kkn 690 Ph oa lpa... moweat,2892 stated between teams of fve men each Nghts, Sundays and Holdays -3 Ph oa Appa... K moe 8468 fom vaous towns. Followng s the KRkland 6930Ph Kappa SClmcl.... summay: ~~~~~~~Hombeg nfmay... KRkland 6900X COMmonwealth 8630 Stalndno gs Nghts, Sundays and Holdays Ph Mu Delta... LONgwood 8996 Won Ls Pn s KRkland 6931 Ph Sgma Kappa Wakefeld Achtectual Depatment COMmonwealth 8093 Melose o KNmoe 9610 'Wncheste BotHu ot70 ~Sgma Alpha pslon... Llot 9354,-AX= l a st TT. d..nna 11_c nrnn a UVVLL 45 btechnnology unon vpenu1 U us.lcovj Cambdge 0 0 o Domtoes... KRlcland 5300 Medfod 0 0 ( )M.. T. A. A... Rkland 9360 Hgh Sngle St-ng D -8 Studtent House... CRcle 8407 Saw-ye (Newton) 99Technque... Lo 1156 Technologly Chstan Assocaton KRkland 7416 Technology ngneeng News L QUORS Sgma Alpha Mu... LONgwood 4288 Sgma Ch.... COMmonwealtg 8095 Sgmna Nu... LONgwood 9083 Tau pslon Ph.... LONgwood 8997 Theta Ch... KNmoe 3249 Theta Delta Ch... Lot 9809 Theta X... COMmonwealth 8614, Tuesday, Novembe 27, 1934X ssst puttng the plan nto effect be-grdron- CHOOSS oe tme fo the spng show. FOURTN MMBt Wll Pesent Plays at Othe Colleges The pesent concepton ncludes Gdon, the honoay joumalstc pesentaton of Damashop plays atsocety, wll ntate 14 membes at ts a Dthe New ngland colleges, as wellfall dnne on Tuesday, Decembe t as to Technology audences. As yet, the place has not been defnte. The students elected, Woodmanly decded upon, but wll be announcedx stated, wll be accepted on1 the basslate.x of pofcency and nteest n stage Vnton K. 'Ulch,, Secetay.B desgn, busness management, set constucton and lghtng as well as act-last Fday that addtonal funds wee Teasue, announced at the meetng ng. The date of the membeshpnecessay n ode to balance the bud. competton fo all depatments wllget; accodngly, t was decded tof be announced n next Tuesday's ssuease the ntaton fee to $6-00 and to OfTH THTCH. assess each membe $.50. Those who wee elected at the meet. MN'S SONG CHOCS ng ae: James B. Allen, '36; John C - Austn, '36; Sdney Coell, '36; Ml. APPROVD BY GRLSton B. D-obn, '36, Matn A. Glnn, '36, Ralph D. Moson, '37, James. The vote of Technology men whcho'nel, '36, Wllam W. Pchad, '36, favoed such tunes as "Stas Fell on F. Thomas Smth, '36, Lous C. Smth, Alabama", "Love n Bloom", "Let Me '36, Lea H. Spng, '36, lme H. Sue. S Call You Mne", -"Lost n a Fog", "Themesgll, '36, Thomas A. Tey, '6 Contnental" and "Ants n My Pants", and Godon C. Thomas, '36 a was appoved by the fa fends Fday nght as they danced to thewee a lage numbe of Tech studed- lvng n pvate houses, had mot mm musc of Ken Reeves and hs oches-whota at the Scabbad and Blade dancebeen eached fo contbutons to the m n Walke Memoal. dve though the odnay contactsa At md-nght eght new pledges toaccodngly, the cabnet voted to send the Scabbad and Blade, Natonal Ml-tay Fatenty, wee ntated n amen. The -esults wee gatfg numbe of ccula lettes to theses mltay ceemony. The pledges wee$ was eceved, ncludng twoam as follows: Mchael G. Kelakos,, ten dolla contbutons. Ths amomt John C. Austn, '36, dwad Lowen-swellsten, '34, Roge. Needham,, to $ , whch epesents 73% of the total ecepts of the dve Lawence W. Shape, '36, Mlton W. the goal of the dve. Books, '36, John R. Bookes, '36 and Donald W. Taylo,. e T. C. A.'CONTRBUTONS RASD BY NW DRV Choce Wnes and Lqueus KCHn 6864ssOfc RORGANZATON PLANS FR DLVRY KRkland 1881 FOR DRAMASHOP MAD Telephone Unvesty 1956 News Offce (Contnued fom Page 1) $100 Receved Fom Ccula Cental Dstbutnlg KRo dkand o 1832 fomed nto a club. Cast, management, Sent To Commutes Company Undegaduate mployment Bueau and poducton pesonnel of futue The T. C. A. dve enteed a need 480 Massacllusetts Avenue Klkland 7416 Damashop poductons wll be made e Cone Booklne SteetAlh Kappa P... CRcle 7732 up entely fom the membeshp of phase of ts actvty ecently wth th( aletad SQsf Alpha Ph Delta.... ARLngton 2698 the club. Fom a competton to be ecept of $ addtonal funds. Cambdge, Mass. Alpha Tau Omega opened next week, a lmted numbe At ts last meetng, the T. C. A SeCae4ecd09htte j ~~COMmonwealth 8029, of me. and women wll be selected to The Fst Chuch of Chst, Scentst= Falmouth, Noway and St. Paul Ss,= ~~Boston, Massachusetts_ Sunday Sevces am. and 7.30 p.m.- Sunday School a.m.; Wednesday evenng meetngs at jl.s0, whch nclude testmones of Chstan_ Scence healng. Readng Rooms-Fee to the Publc, 209 Washngton St.. opp. State St.. Statle Offce Bldg.. Pak, sq. 60 N~ow0av St. co. VMass. Ave. Aultbozed_ P and appoved lteatue 5 fl _ on Chstan Scence may_ be ead. boowed o. puchased. : A man and hs wfe who had just etuned fom a oundw th-wold cuse spk ofchsaeld as "an ntenatonal cgaette. 15N P45Mn M 1-1 Vacuum tn of 50 -a tght-wate tght-fully potected even f submeged n wate. ~ : hestefeld Cgaettes ae on sale n eghty-sx countes. You may puchase t'hen on nealy all.shps and at almost'evey pot. We beleve you wll agee.wth us that fo a cgaette to enjoy such populaty, t must have met. n the makng of Chest- efeld, we do ou level best..to mnake t as good a cgaette as can be made. Smokes say... 0 n almost evey language...-. g.<> AH~~1002 Packages of 20 wapped n De Pont Ao. 300 Cellophane-the best made. N. <D LGG & MYRS TOBACCO lco