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1 ", N, OFFCAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNDERGRADUATES OF MASSACHUSETTS NSTTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY VOL. LXX NO. 17 CAMBRDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, FRDAY. APRL 24, CENTS _.,... _,,,.. _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' nhsttute Pofessos Adm0t HaTng Been Communsts Two nsttute pofessos have testfed that they wee membes of the Communst paty n the yeas just befoe and dung the Second Wold Wa. Pofesso of Physcal Chemsty sado Amdu told the House Commttee on UnAmecan Actvtes Wednesday that he became a Communst paty membe n 1938 because he thought the Russans wee dong moe to fght Nazsm than the Alles, but that late he became "fedup" wth havng thoughts dctated to hm. He sad that he beleved that he was no longe a Communst when he began to wok on the Atomc bomb poject fo the govenment n Pofesso Wllam T. Matn, head of the Mathematcs Depatment, sad that he had joned the QCommunst paty "aound Januay 1938" and that he qut the paty dung the summe of Dung ths tme he held two bef, unmpotant jobs fo the govenment (n the Wat Labo Boad and the Amy Specalst Tanng Pogam) but was not questoned as to whethe o not he was a Communst befoe beng gven ethe of these jobs. Matn dd not emembe who ecuted hm fo these jobs. Bowdtch.Masson Make Statement The followng. s the full text of a statement made to THE TECH by Chales Masson '54, Domtoy Commttee Pesdent, and E. Fancs Bowdtch, Dean of Stueant "On behalf of the Domtoy Commttee, the House Commttees of the thee undegaduate Houses, and the Dean's Offce, we feel t advsable to make an ntem epot to the M..T. communty egadng convesatons we have been havng snce spng vacaton on the subject of lfe n the domtoes. The pupose of these convesatons has been to exploe as caefully as possble all souces of msundestandng between students and the admnstaton; to clafy the pesent aeas of esponsblty delegated by the nsttute to the Dean's Offce, to the Busness Admnstaton Offce, and to Student Govenment; to examne pocedues and pesonnel elatons to make sue that adequate authoty exsts n each aea of esponsblty; to evew all pnted statements fo claty and accuacy; and to dscuss ways and neans of effectng bette.. communcatons betwveen Students, Student Govenment, Admnstaton, and Faculty. "We beleve we have dagnosed the pmay souces of msundestandng and ae takng steps as quckly as possble to elmnate them. n geneal, the basc aeas of the admnstaton's esponsblty n the opeaton of the domtoes has been clafed and expessed n the socalled 'Basc Regulatons' whch have just been cculated wth the applcaton cads fo domtoy ooms; thee eman a few tems, such as laundy, telephones, etc., stll to be dscussed and clafed. All othe egulatons elatve to the domtoes ae, n geneal, the admnstatve esponsblty of Stu 1 Pofesso Matn also testfed that Pofesso Noman Levnson (Assocate Pofesso of Mathematcs), suspended Pofesso of Mathematcs Dk J. Stuk, and Assocate Pofesso of Electcal Engneeng Lawence B. Agumbau, wee all Communsts at the tme he belonged to the paty. Matn egetted havng to menton names as "seveal of these people have left the Communst paty many yeas ago," and because "they ae vey sncee people." Matn testfed that he ognally became a Communst because he was (Contnued on. page 5) Boston Pops Och.,And nsttute Clubs Gve Pesentaton Tomoow nght the M..T. Glee Club, the Choal Socety, and the Boston Pops Ochesta wll combne to pesent' "Tech Nght At The Pops." t has been dsclosed that M..T.'s Pofesso Lepmann wll play n the Boston Pops Ochesta n the voln secton as well as conduct the patcpatng muscal clubs. The Glee Club wll sng: Bothes Sng On; Taentela; and Take Me nfma RadS Cay WMT Students n the nfmay wll now be able to lsten to WMT on the ados. A tansmtte has been nstalled and s now n full opeaton povdng staff and patents wth WMT's egula pogammng and unneupted allday classcal musc fom the musc lbay. n the futue the staton wll be takng equests fom the men n the nfmay on ts "Caavan of Musc" show evey evenng at 5 p. m. Ffteen mnutes of the show wll be set asde fo ths pupose. Requests wll also be taken on the Fday and Satuday Nght Owls. Folk Snge Wll Be Pesented By L.S.C. Ths Wed. Pete Seege, the well known folk snge and banjo playe wll be pesented by the Lectue Sees Commttee on Wednesday, Apl 29. The event, consstng of both folk songs and stoes, wll be held n Room at 5 a. m. Seege has been vey actve n the gowng nteest n folksngng that has taken place acoss the county. Wth thee othe snges, he fomed a goup called the "Weaves" whch has pefomed n famous nghtclubs, televson shows and on ecods. Bon n New Yok, he was quck to feel the lue of the county. He left Havad to thumb hs way acoss Ameca n a seach fo folk musc. On 'the oad he leaned to play the longnecked banjo fo whch he s famous today. Hs knowledge of the Ameca folkloe and songs landed hm a eseach job wth the Lbay of Congess. Snce hs ntal tp he has made seveal othe jaunts to the backwoods of Ameca n the seach fo mateal. Hs longplayng ecod, "Dalng Coey" (avalable at the musc lbay) contans a selecton of Amecan folk songs and somne of hs best banjo solos. Wth Woode Back To Tech. M..T.'s Logahythms wll follow wth a shot selecton of hamony. Bothl the Choal Socety and the Glee Club wll conclude wth selectons fom Poky and Bess and "Ase Ye Sons of M..T." Featued at the Pops ths week wll be a guest pano solost who wll play "Vaatons on a Nusey Song." Tech Nght at The Pops s sponsoed by the Baton Socety and wll be pesented at Symphony Hall, lo Cuthe, Alan othes, Seege fomed the goup called, "People's Songs ncopoated." The pupose of ths oganzaton s to cated at the ntesecton of Massachusetts and Huntngton Avenues. the woks publshed and to make the folksongs avalable to snges. ad wtes of folksongs n gettng. Klln AO"% Says No Poble m 0n att y Adt ve ADX2 Chages of nadequacy n testng bly unde laboatoy condtons. by the amed foces and of peju Nevetheless, the M..T. epot dew dce n testng by the Natonal Bu no conclusons as to the pefomance eau of Standads, wth counte of the addtve n nomal battey chages that "pofessos" ae ncom opeaton. petent to conduct tests on commecal n esponse to equests fo nfopoducts have been leveled n egad maton on the pat played by the to the contovesal Battey Addtve nsttute n testng ADX2, Pesdent dent Govenment and ae beng evewved by the Domtoy Commttee ADX2, accodng to ts manufac lowng statement: ADX2. Janmes R. Kllan, J. ssued the foland the House Commttees, pepae. tue, was desgned to polong the " have just leaned of the anlfe expectancy toy to publcaton by Student Govenment. of leadacd stoage nouncemen by t Seetay Weks wth battees. The poduct enjoyed some success untl "Extended t was announced dscussons have n been 1948 espect to the Bueau of Standads < held elatve to the functon that of tests conducted the by the Natonal and mad D. the Astn. As..T. Pofesso P est, and Webe, ae who de Bueau of House Standads Patol and had the followng poven conclusons have been eached. 1.) The a addtve wothless. Howeve, futhelghted leve t by patculaly the acton appopate taken and that b the lghted by the acton taken and be pmay functon of the House Pa t testng by nsttute pofessos Haold eve t patculaly appopate that tol s that of nght watchmen, to G. Webe and James A. Beatte, con the a commttee Natonal Academy s to be of apponted Scences by to safeguad lfe and popety; 2) As c lucted at no cost as a publc sevcethe Natonal Academy of Scences to fo the Senate Snall Busness Comv evew the facts n egad to the Bat whch s nvestgatng the ds tey Addtve ADX2 Open House Rules, unnecessay nose ~(Contnued pa~ge 3) mttee, ( Contnted on~ paoge 3) pute, found that ADX2 acted favoa (Contnued n page.a) Studentgovenment eoganzed * 0 LvngGoups AM GanRepesentatkon, 0 m m (. ActVtes Lose Sea s On nsconn Chand~ges W17ll1 Take Place se pnggzg Ele HA s54 A geneal plan fo the total eoganzaton of the Undegaduate Govenment was poposed and passed at Wednesday's meet of nsttute Commttee. The whole matte of eoganzaton ng was boken down nto ten sepaate poposals, each of whch was debated as a dstnct moton by tself. The ten poposals, whch wee passed as amended, ae pnted Ran Bngs Lossl To Engnee Nne by Stephen Edelglass '56 f ealy season esults ae any ndcaton, Roy Mett's vasty baseball team should be one of the powes n the Geate Boston aea ths yea. The ecod stands even at one wn and one loss wth the Coast Guad Academy pullng out a tanted 21 vctoy at New London and M..T. beatng Boston Unvesty by a 54 scoe at Bggs Feld on Monday. Fve Runs Raned Out Msfotune caused the downfall of the Engnee damondmen on Satuday at the Unted States Coast Guad Academy as Juno ghthande Ted Slosek ptched a temendous twohtte n the Mettmen's opene. Slosek handcuffed the Salos all the way n a steady dzzle, wth a wet ball and a slppey mound to wok on. Coast Guad talled two uneaned Lomax and seveal makes on an eo by thdsacke Bob Lat, to take a 21 lead. The Techmen had pevously led 10 wth an eaned tally n the fouth. n the top of the fateful nnth nnng, the Engnees playng aggessve ball, shelled state Danels off the hll wth two bg uns. Hs successo faed no bette havng anothe un All students cuently nonesdent n the undegaduate houses, o n the Gaduafe House, who wsh to apply fo ooms fo the fall and spng tems, , may pck up and fle applcaton foms n the Offce of the Dean of Sfudents, Room Applcatons should be fled fo the undegaduate houses by Apl 27, fo the Gaduate House by May 4. All undegaduate students wshng to lve n the undegaduate houses ths summe should make applcaton at the East Campus desk. All cuently nonesdent gaduate students wshng to lve n the Gaduate House ths summe should apply at the Offce of, the Dean of Students, Room c8a squeezed n and fnally two moe punched ove by a wcked cente feld sngle poled by heavy httng backstop, Paul Valeo. Ths made the scoe 62 n Tech's favo. At ths pont, afte a dubous ncease n pecptaton, the umpes (Contnued on page 4) n. tute R ele Pof s.' Tetnones D. James R. Kllan, pesdent of the nsttute, eleased the followng statement on Wednesday evenng as THE TECH was gong to pess. "Befoe gong to Washngton, pofessos Matn and Andu, who tes tfed befoe the House Commttee on t unamecan Actvtes had gven a complete lepot of the actvtes to epesentatves of the nsttute. The nfomaton they have gven, togethe wth the testmony befoe the Congessonal commttee s beng studed by a commttee of the faculty and by the executve commttee of the Copoaton. When ou nvestgaton s completed M..T. wll announce ts decson wth espect to these mem of ts staff, as well as bes Pofessos Agumbau and Levnson, whose testmony befoe the commttee s, of couse, not yet avalable to the nsttute. Reopen Stuk Case "n the lght of the testmony pesented today, the nsttute's govenng bodes wll also eexamne the case of Pofesso Dk J. Stuk, who has been unde suspenson snce hs ndctment n Mddlesex county. "Pofessos Matn, Levnson and Agumbau have had no access to mateal of secet natue at M..T. Pofesso Amdu, who was asked to (Contnzted on page 8) at the end of ths atcle n the entety. Dscusson Lmted Snce consdeable pelmnay wok had been done on the poposals befoe they wee submtted to the commttee fo a vote, thee was lttle oganzed opposton to the majoty of them. Howeve, seveal dd come unde fe by vaous membes of the commttee, and wee amended. Followng s the text of the changes appoved: "That actvtes shall not st on nsttute Commttee ndvdually, but shall fom an Actvtes Councl and elect one votng membe to nsttute Commttee epesentng all actvtes. "That subcommttees of nsttute Commttee shall not st on nsttute Commttee. "That the Assocaton of Women Students etan the one epesentatve to nsttute Commttee. "That the Commutes elect two epesentatves to nsttute Commttee; to be elected at lage by all com mutes. "That the Fatentes elect thee epesentatves to nsttute Commttee, one beng the Pesdent of the ntefatenty Confeence and the othe two elected at lage by all fatenty esdents. "That the Domtoes elect fou epesentatves to nsttute Commttee. "That each Class elect two epesentatves to nsttute Commttee, one beng the pesdent of the class and the othe elected at lage by all membes of hs class. "That the Vce Pesdent of nsttute Commttee be elected at lage by all undegaduates, on the same ballot as the pesdent, and be a votng mnembe of nsttute Commttee. "That the appoved changes shall supecede all conflctng povsons n the pesent consttutons and bylaws of the Undegaduate Assocaton and all othe undegaduate oganzatons, and be ncopoated nto these consttutons and bylaws whee applcable. "That the appoved changes petan to the nsttute Commttee and take effect at the 1954 Spng electons." New Pakng :Aea Fo Undegaduates Domtoy Commttees consdeed andl passed two poposals at the egula meetng n the Bake House Maste Sute Lounge on Tuesday nght, 1 Apl, 21. The/fst poposal dealt 4 wth a pakng lot to eplace the 1 space consumed n buldng the new 1 audtoum. The second was concened wth Open House volatos. t was announced that a pakng lot s to be constucted behnd Buton Hlouse. The lot wll hold about twohunded cas and wll be used by undegaduates only. t wll be bult afte the emoval of tees and a shed whch now stands n the aea. t was also poposed that names ( of convcted Open House volatos, along fwth the punshments be e to THE eased TECH.

2 Page Two Thep Tech though the, mal The fauoldng lette was wtten by the Edto of The Toghhnology R vew. To the Edto of THE TECH: VOL. LXXK Fday, Apl 24, 1953 N o. 17 MANAGNG BOARD Geneal Manage Edwn _ G. EgvJ, 'S4 Edto Sheldon L. Dck, '54 Managng Edto Athu W. Hanes, '54 '..ness Thee has been loud hue and cy n the edtoal and mal columns of THE TECH to the effect that the ghts and pvleges of M..T. students ae ~Manage at B. M lls, '54 beng abdged by acton of Dean EDTORAL BOARD Bowdtch actng as a fully authozed J eomne Cohen '54 Mak Caplan '54 epesentatve of the Admnstaton. EDTORS thee have been altogethe too few Assgnments... Rodney W. Logan, '55 Co Spots... Joseph Kozol, '54 News... Noman G. Kulgen, ' Johnl'h R. 7.M Maguf, ~ ~ 5S54ecogntons of the fact that esponsbltes ae a concomtant of ghts, Asst Edwad H. Kaplan, '56 Asat Phl Byden, '56 Featues... Fank J. Sano, '55 Photogaphy... Athu F. Ec.kat, 'S4 wthout whch pvleges become mee MA ANAGERS lcense. Secetay... Klaus Zwlsky, '54 Cculaton... Raymond J. Sznxeda, '54 Advetsng... Allan C. Schell, '55 Assoc... Robet Young, '54 The stckes whch wee pasted Teasue... Lauence Leonad, '54 Offce Manage... Stephen N. Cohen, '56 on the doos of many offces and classoomsand even on the outsde of STAFF MEMBERS Fank W. Beyman, '56; Rchad L. Heme, '56; Donald Mnfe, '56; Bjon A. Rossng, '56; Hayden Lbayto geet membes Has Wensten, '56; Donald Koffman, '56; Edwn Stone, '56; Heny K. Eebele, '56 of the Faculty and student body afte STAFF CANDDATES a theeday holday have been successful n dawng attenton to ths John Sele, '55; Stephen Edelglass, '56; Olaf Stackelbeg, '55; Leste Y. M. Sen, '56; Wolf Veth, '56. Robet Kohle, '5 sse. But the defacement of popety OFFCES OF THE TECH especally at a tme when vey few News, Edtoal and BusnessRoon 020, Walke Memoal, Cambdge 39, Mass. BusnessRoom 031, Walke Memoal. Telephone: Kkland 71881, X kland 71882, pesons wee on hand to seve as a M..T. Ext deteng nfluences nethe Amecan no a gentlemanly act; cetanly Mal Subscpton $3.50 pe yea, fo two yeas. Publshed evey Tuesday and Fday dung college yea, except dang college vaeatlm, and maled unde the Postal Act of Mach 31, Repesented fo natonal advetsng by Natonal Advetsng Sevce, nc, College Pub t s not a matue way of settlng dffeences of opnon o of eachng Nght Edto: Fank Beyman '56 la meetng of mnds. f the student body as a whole s tuly sncee n ts belef that t s wllng and able to conduct tself wth esponsble matuty, t has an excellent oppotunty, though the nsttute Edtoaa Commttee, to feet out those esponsble fo ths act. The least that ANOTHER FORM OF FREEDOM could be asked of the gulty peson, o pesons, s that they make fank The announcement eale ths week of the testmony of seveat M..T. pofessos befoe the House UnAmecan Actvtes Commttee bngs once agan to the foe the queston of academc feedom and congessonal nvestgatons. Academc feedom s the lbety to examne ctcally and to dscuss feely the facts n all felds of leanng and the seach fo knowledge whethe by expeence, eason, debate, o ntuton. t stands n the teachng pofesson as a Code of ethcs and pncple to nsue a cetan amount of ntegty that s necessay n any legtmate pofesson. That code s beng challenged today, fo thee s a tendency to estct academc feedom n tme of css; to ceate an othodoxy by whch all thngs can easly be measued and classfed. Attacks upon t, theefoe, ae symptoms of nsecuty of ou own status. Confomty cannot, howeve, be foced nto the feld of knowledge. Fo fee nquy, open debate, and nvestgaton of the vey bass of hs socetyand ts altenatvesae the vey thngs upon whch the schola thves. To oppose ths seach fo tuth can only ndcate a fea that ou system s nfeo to othes. Those of us who ae fmly convnced that ou "way of lfe" s supeo to othe altenatves, need not fea such nquy. The only vald bass fo the nvestgaton of hghe educaton les then, not n the fea of students questonng confomty but n a fea of ndoctnaton and peventon of the fee nteplay of deas. Ae not the colleges themselves, howeve, capable of such nvestgaton? The geneal mplcaton of suspcon and dstust, the tendency towad a confomty of deas, an nclnaton towad slence and selfcensoshp ae all poducts of mass nvestgatons by "outsde" congessonal goups. "A cat can clean tself, but dslkes beng gven a bath." Pesdent Kllan and a facultyadmnstaton commttee ae now dscussng the case of Pofesso Matn and othe pofessos 'who have admtted to beng fome communsts. The pesent stuaton, howeve, dffes fom that of Pofesso Stuk who s unde cmnal ndctment and s on leave of absence awatng tal. Pofessos Amdu and Matn have only admtted to past afflaton n the Communst Paty. f t can be shown that these men. ae of closed mnd and ae dsposed to dstotng the tuth, then should they be dsmssed; but on these gounds and no othe, be they naowmnded Republcans o leftwng adcals. n the face of the evdence befoe us we feel that these men have done nothng to depve them of the teachng postons. To do so would be to accuse them of cmes whch only a cout of law has the powe to pove. AGAN A lage step fowad was taken ths week n the feld of student autonomy. We hal t as an ndcaton that students' demands to manage the own affas and be gven oppotuntes to pove the ablty to accept esponsblty ae beng ecognzed. At a meetng wth Domtoy and House Commttee membes last Tuesday, Dean Bowdtch announced that the use of the "Dolmtoy Patols" to epot volatons of Open House ules and nfactons of domtoy egulatons wll be entely left up to the decsons of the ndvdual houses. f the domtoy does ntend to make use of the House Patol they ae assued that the only epot made wll be to the house chaman dectly. No epot wll be fled wth the house supentendanto the dean's offceunless made by the house commttees themselves. Dean Bowdtch has futhe pomsed that the House Patols wll be notfed NOT to take notce of nfngement of such ules f the ndvdual houses pefe to enfoce them on the own. We heatly commend ths stand. t should ndcate to all that a fm expesson of student opnon canand wllaffect admnstaton polcy as long as the students ae wllng to conduct themselves esponsbly. acknowledgment of the ndsceton by apologes to Dean Bowdtch as well as to the student body as a whole, and that they emove the stckes pomptly and neatly. The Tech FRDAY, APRL 24, 1953 ETONS FOUR CONVENENT ARROW LOCATONS 104 BOYLSTON ST. HOTE1L STA1TER Colonal Thoate Bldg. Pak Squae COOLDGE. CORNER 279 WASH. ST. Booklne Nea School Stesf A_ "Feedom cannot come as a gft. t cannot be bestowed. Feedom must be eaneddealy puchased, and the pce s esponsblty." BEVERLY DUDLEY '35 Apl 21, 1953 To the Edto of THE TECH: At the pesent tme, many of ou domtoy esdents ae tyng to convnce the admnstaton that we ae matue, esponsble people, able to manage ou own affas and wllng to espect the ghts of the nsttute wthout undue egulaton by the admnstaton. What a blow to ou cause to fnd some esponsble peson o goup coveng the walls, wndows and show cases of the nsttute wth antagqnstc stckes. Ths type of thng s emndful of pefeldday tactcs, fom whch the nsttute has not yet fully ecoveed. t s the geat paadox at Tech today that n the attempts to be ecognzed as beng matue and esponsble, students act so chldshly and caelessly. Suely t s the wsh of the geat majoty of the student body that such dsgaceful thngs should not occu. They dscedt the students and the nsttute, especally to outsdes who expect much moe of the Tech man. The tone of the potest s also somethng of whch we must be ashamed. nstead of the epesentaton of a spt of coopeaton and stvng fo hamony, t apes the type of slogan whch the Communsts use to dvde and defeat us n Euope: "Am go home.': No, we can neve be poud of ths type of tactcs. t takes only a lttle thnkng to ealze that only when such mmatue (Cann onpae 9),_.... _. _ "A WoldBeate Fo Comfot" Students Say Of Aow BWay Recent suveys on Ameca's campuses show that Aow BWay s ganng n populaty evey day. The eason: the lowsettng, noneckband colla that gves exta feedom at the thoat fo exta comfot. Avalable at all Aow deales. LRR o H SS/RPS5 LSHRTS TES UNDERWEAR HANDKERCHEFS SPORTS SHRTS. Make You Selecton of ARROW. SHRTS, UNDERWEAR, TES and HANDKERCHEFS AT THE TECHNOLOGY STORE Dom Lbay Readng Room NowRenovated Occupancy of the newly enovated eadng oom n the Engneeng Lbay s antcpated wthn the next week. Ths s the fst mpovement made on ths lbay snce t had snce become a dffcult place n whch to study because of poo lghtng and acoustcs and has been the object of seveal ecent studes made to emedy ths stuaton. The esult of these studes s a new hangng celng whch gves all the necessay mpovement, wthout destoyng the estfetc value of the ovelookng Geat Dome. Twenty Ton Celng Ths celng has been desgned by Pofesso Hebet L. Beckwth of the Depatment of Achtectue. t weghs twenty tons and s suppoted by fou thee nch wde posts each ffty two feet long and suspended fom the Dome. The celng holds 142 fou foot fluoescent lght bulbs enclosed n 165 shades of plexglass desgned to gve a hgh level of ntensty wth vey lttle shadow and thus emove the need fo desk lamps. To mpove ts acoustcal popetes, 1,065 pounds of fbeglass capet the top of the new celng whle fns ae placed on the lowe suface to acheve ths end. The celng does not cove the ente oom but s so placed that the oute pemete of the floo s open and any nose ognatng thee wll se to the dome above makng ths floo aea an deal spot fo any necessay actvty. n eluded n the enovaton has been the complete ovehaulng of the ventlatng system and the badly needed pantng and patchng of the Geat Dome's nne suface. Long Range Plannng Wth the completon of ths new lghtng and acoustcal system anothe step has been taken n the nsttute's long anged pogam fo the modenzaton and consoldaton of ts lbay system. Ths system wll be cented about the Chales Hayden Memoal Lbay whch wll house the man admnstatve body of the lbay as well as ts Scence and Humantes sectons. Bloe To Come Thus the wok on the Engneeng Lbay s only the fst stage n a plan to completely evamp ts stuctue. The second step may come ths summe f the necessay funds ca., be obtaned. Ths wll nclude a conplete eaangement of oganzato, n an attempt to make the hbay much moe accessble and useful to!all those n need of ts knowledge. fatenty fndngs l Beta Theta P held ts annual New England Dog on campus last Satu day. Each of ts New Engand chap. tes wee epesented n the day's actvtes statng wth a basketball tounament n the monng and endng wth a banquet and semfomal dance at the ohtel Shelton n the evenng. The Datmouth Chapte of Beta Theta P won the tounament, defeatng competngl chaptes fom Amhest. Bowdo.; Bown, Datmouth, Mane, M..T. Wesleyan, Wllams and Yale. Fes. tvtes ended wth a paty held a! the Beta House followng the dance.' Foty gdeed feet of old Pas! mushoomed up on Commonwealth! Avenue last Satuday nght as taẏ fe, both stumblng and dvng, ncheal past numbe 229, home of the Ph: Kaps. The event was the house's pecedentsettng "Apl n Pas" paty. nsde, the house was decoateh wth ove 1,000 squae feet of muals The alcohol content of the ve Sem was nceased by volumnous quant Ī tes 'of punch (ed) and bee> (Schltz). Peme fo the affa was Jule~ Woulboun who not only planned and executed the paty n hs poston a socal chaman, but also held thb Boston buldng commssones at bas fo two days whle the ecod (anf law) beakng towe was beng costucted.

3 . FR DAY, APRL 24, The Teeh L C Page Thee Dom Polcy Though The Mal Kllan Statement (Contnued fom page 1) (Contnued fom Page 2) Doclan's ntaton Battey Addtve (Contnued fom Page 1) and dstubance, etc. ae the esponsblty of Student Govenment, the gethe can we eve hope that the ad the and 'esponsble actons cease alto patcpate n seveal pojects dung (Contnued fom page 1) Has Fee last wa had been Raffle cleaed by the "Because of wdespead msunde House Patol should not opeate n mnstaton wll ghtfully be able govenment fo those pojects afte ths aea except at the equest of to extend ou pvleges of student As pat of the annual ntaton nvestgaton. The nsttute has no Student Govenment and then n confon;ty wth pocedues lad domwn by them. day, a fee affle fo a bottle of nvolvng any of the pofessos named { selfgovenment athe than cutal ceemones of Doclan last Wednes knowledge of any beach of secuty Student Govenment. 2.) Each House Chales C. Joyce, j. '56 lquo was held n Buldng 10. The n ths nvestgaton. Comnmttee, n the next few days, s to Apl 21, evew the poblems of enfocement of Open House Rules and othe egulatons to decde whethe o not t wshes to use the sevces of the House Patol and f so, s to wok out wthll the'dean's Offce the admnstatve detals of aangng fo the House Patol to wok fo the House Comnmttee. "The Student Govenment epesentatves n the domtoes and the Dean's Offce ae futhe unanmously n ageement on the followng: 1.) That t s clea that the nsttute does beleve n Student Govenment and the tadtons of student autonomy at M..T. and, s pepaed to do eveythng possble'to futhe the successful opeaton of Student Govenment; 2.) That t s mutually undestood that thee s absolutely no pesent ntenton on the pat of the Dean's Offce to ecommend any changes n the Open House Rules as set and cculated by Student Govenment. n 1951, the settng of Open House Rules by Student Govenment, wth the appoval of the Dean's Offce, was delegated to Student Govenment wth the undestandng that Student Govenment would enfoce the ules and that ths whole aangement was on tal pendng the appontment of a new Dean of Students. A moe adequate peod of tal s necessay because of the confusons whch we ae now clafyng; 3.) That Student Govenment wshes to take ths esponsblty and beleves t tan adequately fulfll the esponsblty; 4.) That the successful ful lse..,.p_.. ChaBoled Steak Dne 99c Fo Lunch O Dnne Newbuy's Steak House 94 Mass. Ave., Boston 270A Newbuy St.. Bostop BARUCH LANG Loudspeake System Avalable dect fom manufactue wth no deale makup only $ o 16 ohms. Bch o mahogany mouldng. 10 day efund. guaantee f fo any eason you wsh to etun you speake. Phone you ode to UN (opeato on duty 24 hous a day) o wte to L f,, KLOSS NDUSTRES 10 Aow St., Cambdge uas THE TECH s n complete ageement that the mmatue acton of one o moe students last Tuesday was a deploable one. Such acts cannotand should not be condoned.ed. fllment of ths esponsblty demands geatly mpoved communcatons anc undestandngs n the domtoes. To ths end, t s ageed that each House Commttee wll study the methods of communcaton n ts House and ecommend appopate acton. The Dean's Offce'stands eady to coopeate n evey way tself and to' solct the ad of membes of the Faculty f such s the wsh of any House Commttee. "n concluson, we wsh to state that t s the unanmous feelng of all who have patcpated. n these ds cussons that the welfae of M..T. and the vtalty of Student Govenmet demand extensve and fee ds Reople to sgn the lst fom whch the cussons between Faculty and Students about the theooy of Student Govenment and the human values assocated wt'n the concepts of ndvdual feedom and esponsblty. t ; ' s ou hope that such dscussons wll take place as often as possble n the domtoes, n fatentes, among commutes, n the StudentFaculty Commttees of vaous depatments, and wheeve Faculty and Students may gathe n small, ntmate goups." ntates spent most of the day tyng wth ndffeent success to get dawng was made. Doclan s an honoay socal oganzaton of Domtoy esdents. ts pupose s to povde an oppo.tunty fo eceaton and socal actvty fo ts membes. The above pctue shows one of the "Space Cadets," Shem Uchll '55, attemptng to nduce some undentfed Tech secetaes to sgn up. One of the ntates, Jm Davdson '54, was dessed n full hghland dess. The othe ntates wee dessed as "Space Cadets." Execses Pecauton "Whle the nsttutute execses evey possble pecauton n selectng pesonnel fo secet govenment pojects, fnal esponsblty fo cleaance and appoval ests wth govenment agences authozed to clea pesonnel. "All pesonnel havng' access to Secuty nfomaton have been submt ted fo such cleaance and the nsttute has been guded wthout excepton by the govenment's decson." Nethe Pesdent Kllan no Chaman of the Copoaton Kal T. Compton wvee avalable fo comment at the tme THE TECH went to pess. James J. Rowlands head of the nsttute News Sevce sad that thee was no way to tell "when the seveal commttees nvolved would each a decson as to the status of the pofessos nvolved. t may be as long as "seveal days" befoe t s decded, he sad. standng of the sgnfcance of the tests conducted by A..T., wsh to outlne the condtons unde whch M..T. undetook the tests and the mplcatons of the epot t pesented. "n August, 1952, Pofesso Haold Webe, a hghly competent and expeenced pofesso of engneeng at M..T., was asked by the Senate Select Commttee on Small Busness to advse t n connecton wth ts study of the battey addtve ADX2. Pofesso Webe ageed to assst, actng,wth the full knowledge and appoval of the nsttute. "Last Octobe, the Senate Select Commttee on Small Busness equested M.T.T. to povde Pofesso Webbe wth the facltes to make laboatoy tests on the battey addtve. t was explaned that the commttee dd not have funds to go to a commecal laboatoy. Whle :M..T. odnaly does not cay on such tests, the nsttute felt n the publc nteest t should make ts facltes avalable to the commttee. ts pupose n makng the tests was not to ende a vedct on the poduct but only to povde addtonal facts to the govenment. t would have been n Polcy Statement Exsts appopate unde the ccumstances Howeve, a statement of nsttute fo M..T. to make a decson n epolcy on the geneal topc of com gad to the commecal value of the munsts n colleges does exst. Less poduct. than a month ago, Pesdent Kllan! (Contnued on page 6) sgned a epot ssued by the Assocaton of Amecan 'Unvestes, othe hand the statement of the Aswhch stated n effect that membes socaton calls fo "complete cando of the Communst paty, and those and pefect ntegty" on the pat of who nvoked the Ffth Amendment pofessos, and adds that "dscplne when asked about,communst paty o dschage s a unvesty espon.. latons, wee not enttled to teach sblty and should not be assumed ng postons n a unvesty. On the by poltcal authoty." THE MOTHER CHURCH FALMOUTH, NORWAY _!_ AND ST. PAUL STREETS, 1!t BOSTON Sunday sevces 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday School 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday evenng meetngs at 7:30, whch nclude testmones of Chstan Scence healng. Readng RoomsFee to the Publc 237 Huntngton Avenue 84 Boylston S$+. Lttle Bldg. 8 Mlk Steet Authozed and appoved lteatue on Chstan Scence may, be ead o obtaned. ALL ARE WELCOME THE COOP s now fakng odes fo faps and Gowns Place You Ode Ealy. TECHNOLOGU O. STORE L 0 A.. Co. PRODUC OF a d. AMERCA'S LEADNG MANUFACTURER OF CGARETTES

4 ~~we~~ uv~v E The Tech followed n Slosek's footsteps and tmt huled a beautful theeht ball game' duce anothe scoe, and the game MT sco'ng: Conln (Tevett), Bown aganst a stong end and Boston ended wth Pnceton wnnng, 85. (unasssted), Muay (Tevett). 'Unvesty to come out on top of a Cush New Yokces BLC Game 54 scoe. The game nas close On Sunday n New Yok, the team The Boston Lacosse Club, a team thoughout wth the outcome not befnally ealzed the potental and of excollegate stas lvng n the ng decded untl the last out wsas cushed the slowe New Yokes wth /Boston aea, jumped to a eght goal egsteed. an excellent example of teamwok and lead and was neve n dange as they BoWston TUnvesty moved out quckalet play. New Yolk scoed fst on Whpped the Beaves, 103. Books led ly n the fst two nnngs to take a a feld boal to take a 30 lead, and the attack wth fve goals. John Muay and Jack B own teamed up to by the ptche, a temendous blast to two un lead on two walks, an eo M..T. ted the name up nea the end of the fst half as Walt Hollste scoed on a beautful on though scoe all thee Tech goals n the fnal cente by backstop, Valeo and an peod. Once moe the Engnees the ente New Yok backfeld. n showed the lack of depth, as they 3LC the second half the team eally got could not keep up. wth the moe MAT ollng, and scoes came thck and numeous opponents. BLC showed Tech scong: Muay ((unasssted), fast. Holste scoed agan, and John the lack of team pactce at tmes, Muay (Bown), Bown ((unasssted). Cam got a tly and conveted to make but the ndvdual ablty outclassed [ The next game fo the, vasty ll the scoe 133. The Knal thee ponts the Techmen. be on Wednesday, Apl L 29, aganst came on a bllant play by fullback The scoe by peods: Havad at home. Austn Whlle, as he followed up hs own long kck to the New Yok Q fullback. The New Yoke fumbled jfrda.y :Page Fou APPUL C ~~~~~~~~~ Baseball othe double by fst baseman Ben l (Conztmued fom page 13 Sack. The bg catche, Valeo, could Pnceton Tps ln'easten Leads, ] Daatmouth BLS decded to call the game, easng the have had a tple had he been any fve un M..T. nnth and leavng the faste because the ball saled well Beave Ru'gges Wn Lax Contests Techmen Second scoe at 21, ove the cente felde's head and t was a heatbeake fo Slosek olled towads the tenns couts. Foma n Boston League to lose, as he huled masteful ball. t Sack's dve was anothe long one N.Y. Club Loses Engnees The vasty lacosse team an n to 11 sn't vey often that a ptche gets nto cente. Tech neve elnqushed eate Boston Baseball League n a pa of games last weekend w some expeenced opposton ths past beaten whle gvng up only two hts ts lead and the fnal scoe stood at Pesdent van '"ke" Gege of M..T. the M[..T. Rugby team lost to Pnceton at Pnceton on Satuday by a scoes. On Satuday, the laxmen lest was splendd, and Captan Ron Hause, a sophomoe, was by fa the was eceved fom New lyok's Meto week, and dopped two games by bg and no eaned uns. Valeo's catchng 54. announced that a favoable eacton scoe of 85, and on Sunday won a to Datmouth, one of New England's Thomnpson shaed defensve honos outstandng playe on the damond. poltan Baseball League fo a poposed alsta game between the two 163 vctoy ove the New Yok best, by a 163 scoe. Wednesday the wth left felde Bob Whte. Thomps6n. thew out a unxnes fom deep B. U. but he had to buck a stong leagues to be played n Boston n md Not only dd he have to ptch aganst Rugby Club n New Yok. Boston Lacosse Club took a 103 wn L The game at Pnceton was played ove the Beaves. shotstop afte slppng on the most wnd whch made t vtually mpos June. Detals mght be woked out a; n the an, and was an evenly Datmouth Game nfeld and sttng uncomfotably on sble to thow a cuve' ball. The only a meetng of the League's Executve w matched contest wth the beaks decdng the outcome. Pnceton scoed dlled team of young gants down Whte galloped a county mle to haul took too mouch tme n hs moton wth luncheon on Tuesday. Tne Bg Geen bought a fast, well the seat of bs new unfom touses. ctcsm of hs ptchng was that he Commttee followng the weekly pess F two quck tys late n the fst haff, flom Hanove to meet the Engnees, down a lengthy dve, the only well men on base. B3.U.'s fast team wvas and conveted one of them to But t and the Cadnal and Gay was no ht ball off Slosek dung the whole quck to captalze on ths flaw. Othe Sack Battng Leade them n the lead at halftme, 80. match fo then. Led by Thelsche, Zgame. outstandng playes wee Ben Sack League statstcs just eleased shotv (Ed. Note: To the unntated, a ty s Tech outht the Academy fve hts and Paul Valeo offensvely wth w hvo put ll fou goals, Datmouth an that M..T. fst sacke Bennett Sack thee ponts, the conveson two.) /up a 71 half tme lead and coasted tto two, omttng the ash of hts n geneal 'all aound good defensve s leadng the league n battng wth to vctoy. Pete J. Conln '53, John the nnth. The losng ptche was the a.667 pecentage. Tufts wan the Coast Guad's Danels. opene ove B. U., 70, behnd the noht ptchng of Fed Gealsks. Tech 5Boston U. 4 O)n Monday aftenoon Hugh Haulse M..T. came back n the second half as Chuck Johnson scoed a ty and Tom Hoffman conveted to make the scoe 85. Although the Tech ug ges pessed the Pncetonans had, the est of the game faled to po the ball, Whlle pcked t up, anl cossed the goal fo a tly to make t 163. n both of the games the Tech fot wads played the usual stlong and pessng game, and n the New Yok game especally the backlne showed the speed to vey good advantage. Ths yea's team s shapng up nto a cack outft, and should gve any team n the East a good game fo the money. (Coxntnued on Page 5) MT Sta ff Playes pesents G. B. SHAW'S Heat Beat House Apl 24 and 25 ROOM Admsson $1.20 Undegaduates $.90 Tckets avlable n Blg. 10 Lobby, At T.C.A., and at the doo. H. Muay '53, andjohn B. Bown '55 accounted fo the thee Tech scoes. The scoe by peods: Datmouth , 16 AN~8 MPORTANT TELEVSON EVENTL~ n hs Swoha0u tele vs$on of WLLB~AM SHAKESPEARE'S play. Catche Heman Ryan povded vocfeous suppo't fom the benlch. M..T. outht Boston U. 53. Hause was the wnne whle Flynn got the League standngs at pesent ae as loss. follows: # ~~Good Ptchng W T. t The bggest supse ths season so Notheasten M. 1. '1. O 1.00C fax has been the fantastc ptchng Tu fts O B o.,ton College 1 O 1.0Q0 pefomances that halve been tuned. ostoa Unvestv 1 4.2Ca3 Bandes 0 1.ODo (Conttnued on page 5) _.1 a1vad e 1.Om ~~t~tsm: poducton THE HALLMARK HALL OF FAME wth M1SS SARAH CHURCHLL NORTHEASTEENNERSTY SCHOOL of LAW Day and Evennug Pogams Leadng to the Degee of Bachelo of Laws Gaduate Cuculum COEDUCJATONAL Foa catalog wote. Dean Lowell S. Ncholson 47 MOT. VERNON STREET BOSTON 8, MBASSACHUSETS,. ~~Y~s~~ ~ ~ v~p 6LLVm.J.J=Lj_5L;;L :41L ;; d Aasc llp 1L YL4LPY L * LbABBCYY 2 O 1.00G D 3 E 3 0 Sunday aftenaoon, Apl 26, na6stonwde ona N BC Televson Hallmak Cads poudly pesents fo the fst tme on televson ths complete twohou, steamlned veson of the most popula play eve wtten Shakespeae's mmotal "Hamlet." t %vll sta M. Mauce Evans wnth one of the mnost dstngushed companes eve to appea on televson. Ths specal pogam s bought you by Hallmak Cads and the fne stoes that featue them, as pat of a yea 'ound pogam of bngng you "the vey best" n entetanment. Evey Sunday thoughout the yea Hallmak Cads nvtes you to two damatc pogams honong men and women both famous and lttle knownwho have helped make a bette, happe wold. "HEe always dops n fo ou Wskey Sous wythl Angostuua"s? Evey Sunday NPCg Televson Netwek. The Hallmak Hall of Fame on TV stan,saah Chuchll. Dected by Albet McCleey. Evey Sunday nghl CBS ado Netwok. The Hallmak ado Hall of Fame stan Lonel Baymoe. Dected by Wllan Gay. AROMATC BTTERS MAKES BETTER DRNKS *P.s. Wthout Agostua to may the flavaos, t's not a Whskey Sou and that's tue of many anothe cocktal, too! Angostawa s the dash you put n to make the flavo cone out! 'When you. cae enough to send the vey best" o

5 FRDAY, APRNL 24, Stcm Bow To lavadkosh Openng the season aganst a. uch moe expeenced Havad Feshman team, the Beave Fosh lacosse team dopped an 111 decson at Havad on Tuesday aftenoon. Phl Almqust scoed the lone Tech tally ealy n the fnal peod. The Cmson attack was led by attackman Fuzzy Lews, who scoed fve goals and set up two moe. The feshmen showed the nexpeence as they wee unable to hold the haddvng Cantabs n check. Seveal tmes they faled to take advantage of the oppotuntes when they wee one o two en up because of penaltes. Despte a athe weak attack, the fosh showed a geat deal of pomse n the ntal contest. Excellent wok by defenseman Walte Fey and Manos; Geakas and some bllant saves by goale Edwad Atknson kept the scoe down. The next game fo the foshl wll be ths Satuday, Apl 25 aganst Mddlesex School. t wll be the only home.. 0. _, _., R ' _ LD C.1. Baseball Tech opened quckly wth Sullvan scong on a base on balls, sacfce (Cntnued& fn page,4) ht and two base hts, back to back. n. The staff has not shown the effects Havad came back n the second to te ahe scoe. The Test of the scong camne n lumps of two, n the thd, ffth and sxth nnngs off state John Fackle and Robet Tune. Mashall Rogan came n to stke out the sde n the seventh and also add anothe stke out n the eghth. Fst baseman Angelo Pecball led of the peseason loss of Bll Teeple, slated by Mett to be the numbe one ptche ths season. Fosh The M..T. feshman baseball team stated the season on an unauspcous note by losng to' the Havad Unvesty feshmen by a 71 scoe. A yea ago, Havad also won, but by a 214 coount. Thngs aen't as bad as the scoe would seem to ndcate. The fact that ths game was the Tech opene, that ptche Fed Culck wvas out wth a soe am, and that numbe one ptche, Mashall Rogan, only ptched the last two nnngs, all pant a dffeent pctue. game of the season fo the feshmen. The scong n the Havad game {s as follows: Total Havad M..T Tech scong: Almqust unasssted. THE PAUL SHUSTER ART GALLERY 24 Palme Steet Cambdge, Mass. Rea of Havad Coop s pesentng THE WATER COLORS OF $ HELEN DAtVS Though May 9 Mc~onnsell Acaft GDUATE NM O%, c` the team n httng wth two hts. Newly elected captan, catche Ronne Goldna, although he got no hts, was on base thee of hs fou tps to the plate. He also tuned n a fne job behnd the plate. Havad had seven hts compaed to M..T.'s fve. The bg dffeence was n Havad's eoless defense as compaed to Tech seve. Havad's Rcossano was the wnnng ptche whle John Fackle was chaged wth the loss. The Boston Unvesty Feshmen Th Tech Page Fve defeated Tech's yealngs at N;ckeson Feld, 93, on thee hts, on last Wednesday aftenoon. _~~~~~~~~~~~~ COMPENSATONCanddates wll wok pat tme dung the Plan, but wll be compensated accodng to the demonstated ablty on the same bass as full tme engnees and can ean appoxmately 85% of a nomal yea's salay. Cold weathe hampeed the outdoo nteclass meet last Satuday aftenoon, postponng the completon of the competton to a late, as 'yet undecded, date. Wth the majo pat of the meet completed, the Class of '54 has supsed by takng the lead by 1/3 of a pont ove t'ne Fosh and seven ponts n font of the Sophs. The geneal expectatons had been fo a feshman wn, wth the Sophs a close second. The Junos captalzed on the stong supeoty on the tack to pull ahead of the Sophs by 17 ponts, and 19 n font of the Fosh. As expected, though, 256's supeb feld compettosall but evened up the scoe, fallng shot by a mee 1/3 of a pont. '55, on the othe hand, supsngly, faled to WMT Schedule Of Classcal Musc G. L. FROST CO,, BN@ AUTOMOBLE BODY REPARNG & REFNSHNG F. E. PEPRNS.31 LANSDOWNE STREET Tel. EL ot CAMB3]RDGE, M ASS.. HAG E RSVBWN, MQJRYLAN D,uuwn~, ~~pn~~m ~~an, aa n~.. : : ; _, nm5ms 11 SUNDAY, APRL MUSC OF THE BSASTEZS Bthday Pogam Pokofeff: Scythan Sute. Symphony 5: Buffoon Ballet. Alexande Nevskcy. 68 MUSC ROOM Mozat: Quatet. Haydn: The Seasons :30 Athu Fedle n peson. 8:3010 CONCERT HALL.Beethoven: Symphony Boadway at Sxth Steet 1 Cambdge 1 TALAN GANT SUBMARNE & FLYNG SAUCER SAND:WCH3[ES 35e and 50c. Pctues at an Exhbt. MNoussogskv: Schubet: Symphony MUSC MMORTAL noon Sunday on Bggs Feld, anothe doubleheade wll be played, Lugn: B3allet Egypten. Chopn: 1Les Sylphdes. Geshwn: Amecan n Pas. ths tme Havad playng Westmount Menott: The Telephone. n the fst game and M..T. takng N MONDAY, APRL 27 on Datyn^outh n the nghtcap. 89:3 CONCERT HALL Dvoak: Cello Conceto. ]Haydn: Synlphony 88. J Chopn: Etudes. 10:512 MUSC MMORTAL Tchakovsky: Symphony 6 "Pathetque". Heftz Encoes. Mozat: Posthon Seenade. Contnued on page 6) SELECTON OF CANDDATESCanddates wll be selected by offcals of McDonnell Acaft Copoaton and Washngton Unvesty. To be consdeed fc ths Plan, canddates must have submtted a fomal applcaton and a tanscpt of gades by 30 May Fo moe nfomaton about the Plan wte to: TECHNCAL PLACEMENT SUPERVSOR BOX 516, ST. LOUS 3, MSSOUR MD0ANE LL Rugby (Contnued fom page 4) Ths comng weekend s anothe bg one fo the Mf..T. squad, as they take on the Westmount Rugby Club of Monteal on Satuday aftenoon at Havad as the second featue n a doubleheade wth Havad and Datmouth playng the fst encounte. At Copoaton S"UDY son m MASTER SC ENCE DOCTOR OF SCENCE DEGREE THE PLAN N BREF PURPOSEThe pupose of the Plan s to assst B.S. Engneeng Gaduates n obtanng the advanced degees whle employed n ndusty, ganng valuable expeence, and contbutng to the natonal defense effot. ELGBUTYCanddates fo the Plan must have a B.S. deaee.n one of the followng felds: Aeonautcal Engneeng Electcal Engneeng Cvl Engneeng Meecancal Engneeng Electone Engneeng Physes PARTC.PATNG UNVERSTYWashngton Unvesty of St. Lous, Mssou, wll patcpate n ths Plan, effectve Septembe Canddates must be U. S. Ctzens and meet the entance equement of ths unvesty. Tuton wl be pad by McDonnell Acaft Copoaton. Moefel1d, Hosman Pace Soes As Junos Lead nzteel1ass Tack DELLO'S SAND)WfCH SHOPPE no~s show the usual tack supemacy, but pefomed as expected n the feld. The Senos own the dubous dstnctonl of beng the only class to eman qute stable, devatng but 1/6 of a pont fom the ndoo scoe. The Gads boowed to the younge set, scong only 2 makes n the meet, both on the tack. The aftenoon poduced one new ecod: Moefeld, '56, heaved the shot 463a'4 feet fo not only a new nteclass meet ecod, but Also a MTAA hgh. Ths makes the second meet n a ow 'Moefeld has boken that same ecod. n Mach, he thew the shot 4411Y% feet, toppng the then nteclass mwak. Moefeld eaned 14 ponts dung the aftemnoozz, makng hm co hgh scoe wth Hoffman, one of hs classmates. Hoffman outan the feld {n both the 100yad and the 220 yad spnts, and came n second n3 the 440ya~d un. Fo tle Sopbs, Latoff contnued hs usually exce'lenlt h2udlng ways to soe to makes. Othe wnnes ncluded Faquha, '54, expeenced dstance unne, fst n the mle; Klen, '54, on top n the 440 yd. spnt; Nutley, '54, tops n the 2 mle affa, and Schebe, '55, who beat hs opponents n the 880 yd. un. The pole vault pesented a twoway te fo fst place, between Shapo, '55, and Buowes, '56. Both cleaed the 10'6' nmak. n the hgh jump Muno, 'S3, 1and Antone, '55, ted fo fst; at 5'7', twhle Blodgett, "55, and Guzen, '56, took second places. Schwenk, '54, pushed hs class close to vctoy,,hutng the hamme 129'6. neomnplete pontage: Junos Fesh 581JS Sophs 511/2 Senos 245/6 { Gads 2 Pofesso s Heangs (Contnued fom page 1) "much concened about unemployment and people n unfotunate ccumstances." Hs patcula goup "devoted themselves manly to dscussons of vaous socal poblems and dscussed oganzatons whch woked along the same lnes," he sad. Anothe actvty of hs cell, Matn!sad vas to call fo the boycott of Naz Gemany, whch he "detested." excellent oppotuntes fo COLLEGE GRADUATES n AERONAUTCAL MECHANCAL ELECTRONC,, STRUCTURAL * PRODUCTON ENGNEERNG A secue futue, exceptonal oppotgntes fo advancement, and an excellent statng salay awat you at FARCMLD, f you ae one of the men we ae lookng fo. We have openngs ght now fo qulalfed engnees and desgnes ll all phases of acaft engneeng; we need topnotch men to help us n ou longange mltay pogam: tunng out the famous Cu119 Flyng Boxcas and othe pojects fo the U. S. A Foce. FARALCHLD povdes padvacatons and lbealhealth and lfe nsuance coveage. We wok a 5day, 40hou week as a base. Pemum s pad when longe wok week s scheduled. n GHCH AND RRPLAE COwnRNT1oN v Hk~s~a~RAe RSE, MARYLAND

6 Page Sx Battey Addtve (Contnued fom Page 3) "n conductng these tests, Pofesso Webe seved wthout compensaton, and M..T. made no chage fo the use of ts facltes. Nethe Pofesso Webe no any of the staff membes who asssted hm had any fnancal nteests n ths o any smla poduct o eceved any fees at any tme fo the testng of ths addtve. "The tests wee made unde Pofesso Webe's decton as an ndependent study wthout efeence to eale nvestgatons, and a epot was submtted to the Senate commttee n Decembe. He epoted that an evaluaton of how the poduct would act n pactcal use could be obtaned only afte moe extensve expementaton and afte feld tests. Thus, Pofesso Webe epoted n effect that fom hs laboatoy tests t was unjustfable to conclude that the battey addtve dd o dd not have Commecal value. Hs epot and that of the Bueau of Standads ndcate a dffeence n judgment as to the conclusveness of lmted aboatoy tests. t s not unusual fo objectve scentfc tests to be subject CREW The vasty cew wll open fs 1953 season on the Chales, Satuday, Apl 25, at 2:00. to dffeent ntepetatons o fo dffeences of opnon to occu n good fath. "At no pont n Pofesso Webe's epot s thee any ctcsm of any pevous tests on ths poduct, fo none was evewed. The scentfc ntegty of the Bueau of Standads has neve been questoned by..t. o by Pofesso Webe and they neve ntented that the epot should suggest such a queston." LFTME a ae Tech W TM T Schede (Contnued fom Page 5) TUESDAY, APRL CONCERT HALL Telemann: Sonata. Vcto Hebet: Cello Conceto. Bach: Conceto n A. Ochestal Musc fom Opea. 10:1512 MUSC FOR MU32 Ved: La Tavata. WEDNESDAY. APRL CONCERT HALL Dvoak: Symphony 4. Beethoven: To 4. 10:1512 MUSC MMORTAL Tchaklovsky: Pano Conceto 1. Mendelssohn: Synmplhony 4 "taan". Rave!: Le Tombeau de Coupen. WH~TE s" "'A"LLS H ""':'.:~:;::::..::..: ~~~~;" ':.:" :.A" 'FRDAY, APRL 24, 1953, FDP~A'Y, APLPH 2, 195\ _~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THURSDAY, APRL 30 10:1512 MUSC MMORTAL 810 CONCERT HALL Mendelssohn: Mdsumme Nght's Deanm. Beethoven: Symphony 7. Chambes: All Amecan. Cal Bach: Magnfcat. Debussy: La Me. Debussy: Sute Beganasque. Ravel: Pano Conceto. m f 1 a W nsow lfo nfomaon ;~lemenfs :::~.;,. to < ~~thoughout ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~?: ;5'lb:':' sael. L:E ;:.,::::::.Stopove Euope n :: : : weeks :2 nagcultual RESSTS.::.::::. J ND : ;; ~~settlements. ~pua~e.c~v~o;.fomm~.fo,,,,.,:... ~~~~~~~~j~ ~, ;%::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::: ::::. ~ 1~5....:..::.~., : ~ <:::::::::'.,:..'.:' z'.:.::,~ <; 1;' lem fom faculty of \ { l H~~~ebeaw.adng Unvesty pesoalt.. and 7 eeks on sael. \ Stopove n Euope. ) APPLCANTS ~BETWEEN 1835 SCUFFNGl, BRUSNG, STANS SPALDNG does t agan! Adds hgh, est gloss whte of any ball a spectacula new pemanent you eeve played whteness to the game's geat Pzovven by 'totue tests,' est golf balls. Spalklng LFETME WHTE escuffng, New LFEGm WHTE, exclusve buses, stas.. ssts wth Spaldng, s the bghtest, won'tt yellow o chp.. keeps whtest whte... the toughest, ts spaklng sheen fo lfe. F f Sets the Pace n Golf Thee's a SpalZng golf ball fo evey game and pocketbook. See you golf pofessonal o deale. _ ~~~~~~~~~WA 6,~~::.':.: ~? ' ' " ' ' vz/l...~, D '3..ehodTbao R... ] eynolds Tobacco Co., WnstonSalem, Moe Peoplee moke CAMkEec '. C.