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Vol. Xlll. No. l3.

 

SEBELINES

By LEROY BE’CKMAN
FAILURE ON THE PART of fed-
eral agents as well as local authori—
ties, to suppress the “free-will" wan-
derings of notorious outlaws, has led
the Department of Justice to re-
quest two million dollars from Con-

 

 

 

ll'ronhi’c Masters
to Ploy us Prom

Friday evening, May 18, will wit-
ness the grand finale of Junior Week
with the Junior Formal to be held
at the College lnn. Frankie Mus—
ters’ orchestra will furnish the
rhythmic atmosphere .

N. A. Maurer, junior social chair—

Armour institute of Technology, Chicago, lllinois

ilfiilfifiii @iiilliillifi {when House on l

hilt litilliidiiilt' ”
did idihh‘i hidiil

Reserved Saute Almost a
Sell—Out, General Admis-

[lilonduy Night

Next Monday night. May 14, Ar—
mour Institute of Technology will
again open all doors as a. gesture of
hospitality and friendship in un in~
vitalion to one and all to come and
see what the school is capable of doA

Tuesday, May 8, 3934

iiiiliiidii ilidiidllihlfi hittiiltdii
liiiilhiifililli iiilii. .ilillilildii WEEK;

  

Clues

Position“, Baseball,

.‘li Edith? ltfifilfilaildd

and Truck Also

sion Remain

Featured in Aiiuuul Event

ing. No opportunity to make this

[5"955 for war fm gangdom. It is in- man, promises a socially successful
tended that this sum buy more guns dinner dance because of the location,

and pay more men for activities in
nationwide justice. And again,
definite need is established only af—
ter emphatic failure has taken place.

 

EXISTING AS A FUNCTION of
the national government, the Depart»
ment of Justice has had to go so far
as to arm its agents with machine
guns captured from other mobsters.

the orchestra and the new bid price.
Bids will be lower than ever at $4.00
a couple. Each young lady will re-
ceive a Monte Carlo favor.

The big attraction will be the
floor show starring Little Jackie
Heller who is well known over the
radio with Frankie Master’s orches-
tra. The Junior Formal is the only
regularly scheduled formal affair on

smote simmers/11mm

 

By holding a complete rehearsal
every night the “Armour Players”
are smoothing of? the rough edpros
and giving: a final polish to “The
Romanccrs," which will Ibe presented
on Friday, May 11, at 3:30 p. m. The
players will be assisted by the Ar—
mour Tech Orchestra, which will furw
nish the incidental music.

Open House night the most pleasant

ail'alr of the year will be missed.
Every department is cooperating to
the fullest extent to provide enter-
tainment and knowledge in a smoothl
pleasant. combination, appealing both
to those who have a complete knowl-
edge of the basic fundamentals, and
to those who can only marvel at the
intricate workings of the complicated
mechanisms.

 

 

 

 

The Dean‘s Office announces
that all chum/0.9 of address be ro«
parwd to lhcm immcdidtcly, so
that they can bring llmir recordu
up to date.

 
 
 
  

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Six days! That‘s it, exactly six

days until Junior Week blooms forth,

and then is the time for all loyal

Armour men to sally forth and enjoy

the events drawn up for their henc—
(it.

The program for the week is as
follows:

. . . . . ‘ . Re arts Bi Ticket Sale School 0 on to Em. fiction

Conditions might be “bad" 11: they had the Armour socml calendar and P a. ‘ . P. ' P ‘ ~ ‘ ‘

not taken these mobsters for their should be at delightful climax for the PfOfGSSOT Hendricks, faculty mcmn ’lhc mam ObJCCt M 0W“ “0‘15“; ‘5‘ at Mlllllllfil’lfzflli’lfli‘lii Monday—. _ '

arsenal in the first placcmgangsters graduating seniors' social life at hm" m charge of the ”Armour Play- to acquaint outsiders with the worlc‘ ‘ Mm “300—13“le 38“ (.lumol'S and
Armour. “my” 3" an interview late. last Friday, being carried on. Parents und friends Dr. Frederick F“, Shannon, a well seniors)

supply the law, something new. Two
million dollars for the object of We

stated that practically all reserved

of the students are most cordially 111'

known Chicago minister, will conduct

2 .3 0~~Intram m‘al Finals.

, . . . I .1 ts had been sold but general ad” vitod to come and see and ask unv’ . r . . 'A
D t (mi: 1 Justice is worthwhllc, ‘ ‘ sou . . , ’ ’ - the baccalaureate no] V100}. to be held l.30-——()pen House,
biffziliemsum: sum to equip that (le— PE Tau Sigma Haggis missmn tickets Will he on sale until questions which may arise in their 11 u, m. Saturday, June 2, at Or— 1" INA—Dance (Armour , m)
partinent alone is something of 3‘ initiation f9? Five the supply runs out. These tunnel. minds. Student operators will be chestra Hall. The address will be ‘ Ry

7 be purchased from students, as in the only too glad to exhibit their erudiA broudcaslod over radio station q-L‘GSdflY’“

question.

 

THE FEDERAL AGENTS work!

 

The Armour chapter of Pi Tau
Sigma, honorary mechanical engi-
neering fraternity, hold initiation

out Of Washington, D' C There are! rites for five men, A. l“. Christoph,

state police, county police, and Clly' J. Birdsong, B. L. Messinger, M. J.

police involved in the activities of this , FDR“ and W W Kenning yester-
. . . . , .

 

department as a result, and conse—
quently the question of lawful inter-

 

 

 

dey in the new rooms.
A banquet in honor of the new

past, but will be on sale in the book-
store and in the lobby of the main
building.

The poster contest, which was to
have ended last Friday, has been con—
tinued until tomorrow, May 9. This
is because the posters as entered
misunderstood the theme of the play.
The Winning poster and the name of

tion with respect to the article in
question. High school students who
are contempluting entering Armour
in the future will llllll this on excel»

VVENR, as it was: last year.

The following; Thursday, June 7,‘
at 4 p. m., graduation exercises will
be held at the Goodman Memorial

lent opportunity to interview mem-
here of the faculty und get a definite
line upon the scope of the courses.

Theater, Dr. William III. Wickondeu
being the speaker. Dr. Wickenden

Shop Exhibits Minding

holds the position of president of
the Case School of Applied Science,

 

 

 

.10 :l)0———Pcutathlon.
1:0(l——Basebull (seniors vs. jun—
iors) (sophs vs. fresh).
Wednesdayw»
{balm—Class Baseball (finals).
11:00m—Buseball (faculty ‘5.
1011‘.

sen~

l :OO—Interi‘raternity Relays.

ventlon lurisIEHdOIi i411 :Hd'i' :1us]:r:(;( men was held at 6:15 p. m. in the the win or will be (”5th Thur do in the absence, of the foundry, as Well as the presidency of the So»
tently M; e ire agcns trim-Y Faculty Grill with most of the. m-O- morning” The rizepic two NWLOX “The. pattern, and machine shops cicty for the Promotion of Engineep 4:0()~aneball (Armour v s.
in the C use 0 '1 promlncn (.rlm- fessors of the Department of Mc- . " p l ’ the other departments are applying My; Education. North Central).
mnl—otdarge, took advantage of poor l . . . . , tickets to the play. ' . , .
_ , , . chamcul Engineering attending. The . . themselves to suipass their efforts ——w~—»-————»~—~»— A TKO—Annual Spring Concert
police organization by laying blamcl , . . . ' . .‘ Scene Lend in France _ . .. . ‘ _ 1 -
h . l‘ f lVl' ‘ to for addition of these live men has raised The scene of the lay in the boon oi the past. years, and thus lur- a q , Intm'fruternity Sing.
on L c state ya we 0 innes‘o‘ . xthc membership of the fraternity to _ ' p ‘ . niuh u group olf exhibits that will Fraiflmlfidfifi Plaid ,
interference m Federal activities in l H duly well of the country estates ol . . , Thursday—M
‘ Wh h ld ’t th pvt-322‘ active members. two old Frenchmen lic-rg'tmin and ”N“ WWYOM enough interesting ‘0 .
. that Stat“, .y s on n e ” J Cl The semi-annual smoker was held ). . f V. ' " things to do to fill a whole evening; fall” jig/Email)?“ W908i“? 1“il’O'Nlmm‘l”“9“le Track
police be involved! They exist for ‘ . .. . . , ]«l-‘*‘(lul“0t. CUml‘fldi‘h 1111199 boyhood. H , , Meet
after the initiation rites, 'lhc mem. , . . . . lhe phymcs department and also the .
that purpose. : , _ i‘hp time is ahout the middle oi the y, ,
i hers indulged in the popular paw These old men electiicul has always proved to druw‘ l'lllla)——-

 

 

PREDOMINANT AMONG the prom
posals for law enforcement has been i
that of national organization of
police. Application of this proposal;
would, without doubt, be desirable

tion‘.’ In several instances, umlesir—;

times, smoking and cord playing:

 

First Junior jackets
to filrrivc Wife Week

 

eighteenth century.
pretend to be enemies so that lhclr
children, Per 'net and Sylvette, may
fall in love. To brim: matters to a
head, they arrange a false abduction
of Sylvette. with Porcinct rescuing
her from the villains.

 

 

great numbers.

'l‘o climax the events of the evo—
ninir the junior mumhulls have
plunmrd a dance- in the oymnusium

 

 

on the fifth floor, where everyone
can mingle and make tho acquaint—
unco of those around him. This Is

. terniiy activities during; Junior Week
were drawn up at the InterI‘i-atwnl-
,1y Council meeting held last Wed»
lnosdoy in the Tau Bet». Pi rooms.
The

 

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I Fll’lltl arrangements for the fro—1
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meetings, which was

 

presided ,

 

10 zoo—Alutcrclass Relay.

1 :(llL—JHuss Rush.

‘2. duh—Fraternity Pageant.
9:()0—~.lunior Prom (College Inn)

The push ball event between all

. f flu" ~ ‘ lover by J. A. Larson, was nttcmb
from the stendpomt 0 e “twwe‘m’l Although the first order of the The completed cu: is as follows: . . . . l 911 by the presidents of the 1'13““ 50- the seniors and juniors promises to
; It yet remains to be enacted. At the; . _ .3,” _ .1 . ,. ) . _ .‘ .- , . nu llanVfllJml and it LL: expected ,, - , . . y ' ' ' , ,‘ ‘ ‘
t 11' th id a 1) oval thut’ l‘ll’ilm JAM!“ “I“ (”1th ”1 thL Sylvcttc (in love “MU”: lei- it I 'l 'H t ‘lh th _ L' l (.Ial Helormtu-s at the institute. 1b,, a very exciting spectacle. The
Y W659“ mm a U r ‘5 1 ‘ early part of thic week the gencrul cinct) “lurvm-c (‘larkmn 'a' " W] m0" W" i." umas ’6 up“ To Preuent New Cu ' i' ’

_ . , , , . . * " . v - . , ~~~~~~~~~~~ . , ' i“ , , l m lsemurs will line, up at one vl‘ld of
law enforcement should bl‘ enuctcd‘hy 1 sale of the jackets is rather slow. Porcine: (in love with Hyl— , prowl. Si‘Vl’Y-‘il “0W CUPS and U'Olllllm have the Hold and the juniors at the other
that portion 01 the law enforcmgrl. -, . . . » .. . - . ~—~~—-————-——‘—— . » . . ‘ . '. ’
h l ‘d ‘ h . ‘. di‘ti 't oc Yhis- is probably because the Jumms vette) .......... “Sydney Miner been bought, 4,15 Home 01 “7,. travel} The hall, which 15 8 feet m diameter,
(‘3‘ {32135: “Sleigi‘Jt’lih; 0;;1'Xlgillc: want to see what the jackets look Bergamin (father of Per» I’Wyygm filming lit) flnve for. ”01th have found final rost— will be placed in the middle of. the
. y ‘ ‘llke about the campus. They have (:mot) .....Sidm>y hrciman Concert Ami, the Fain“ ino- places. Triangle won the travel~ llcld. When the whistle blows it is

ll l t h h t ll t , been foolishly mislukcn in not order~ Pasquinot (father 01" Syl— my: ‘(ugnnunfi for Htunls lust, 3’9an A up to one 01. the teams to get the
. , », . n . . . . 7 . . . . . .
“3‘ Gimme as ave ten ‘H 0 ‘ my: now for tho prici- oi the jackets voile) ........... (Jurl hhcrmur “'F“ “'aVUhW FUD 101” the il'alcrmty mm: hull across the Opponents goal. The

leave a certain state by the police‘

has inc: used fifty cents. The stu»

Strnl'm'ul (a Mom» ..ll(rrmun ltoss

A definiti- engagement has boon

 

has been adopted. The following fra-

hall may be rolled or carried across.

oi that statemniierclsy because ”:63! dent price of the jacket is now $6.50 Blaine (a gardener) .Mirhuol Puntomv made for the Armour Tech Musk turn nos will be rcpi'osmilml in the A mm. limit of lwcntv minutes hag,
. - ) 3 l I ‘ fi . . v V A ' ' I

were "m wontu. A“: lwth' if :.wi(h monogi‘ams, the retail value bc< Notary .......... .John Schulz (.uluhs to pv-csvnt u romrml, w A , Home: Rho Delta Rho. Phi Kappa l)£'(‘ll not by the junior marshals for
as" ‘5 any one state 4‘ M. an t e. ingz about $10. This is fairly low in Swordsmcn . ...lvan Thumlm, Century of Prop; Exposition ‘ Stigma, Triangle, Phi Pi Phi, Theta this uVQnL In case of a tie score,

next state? 1

THE DEPARTMENT OF Justicei
received a congressional appropriation“
of $41,231,835 last year with which to ‘
fig-ht crime. This year it has been:
allotted only 9523,70 ,778. We are‘
convinced that crime has not reced~i

‘(tompuriswn with the retail price of

another group of jarkcis which was
priced at $li.30 without muting-rams.

As yet no one has seen the type
of monogram to llL‘ used, but it will
take the form of that of the A. l.

. T. class of ’35 and is: helm: designed

by the Triangle Pennant Company.

Joseph Ilsa-1c, John Grai'.
Mom's ........... Wm. Emmerich,
Arthur Shindler.
as ‘sted by the Armour 'i‘och (in-lieu»
tra, Gordon Erickson, director.
Technical Staff
Stum- Manager. . . .John l... Brenner
Asst. Stage high. . .Michael I’antono

   

 

 

curly in Juno. A doimiio
has not been decided
but
Hie concert. Wlll lu- well worth heur—
imr. The clubs were it) pm-l’mm last

program.

upon as yM

tremely cold Wcuthcr. This concert
and the approaching: annual Spring

 

judging by past p<>rfoz-ymint-m.,

year, but were prevented by lhe exU

l Xi, llvllo 'l'nu Della, Botn Psi. Kap—

1 pa llr‘lln Epsilon, and Sigma Alpha
Mu.
Draft Rules for Competition
The following" rules were
up at the meeting and will b\'
form-d throughout the run of events:
Basebalk-ln event of ram, all

 

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or no score the battle will he extend-
wl Llhlll one team scores.
Intel‘class Baseball Finals
At 2:30 on Monday tho. final game
of ll’lu baseball tournament, which
has been waging on Ogden field for
tho past few weeks, will he played

94. 311d COHSeiluele We are 1911 to l These manggyauh will probably be Electrician .......... Hugh B'ishcc firmcci't are keeping tho men praCtic— ! 11am .5; will he moved up to the fol- ”fi' The final game will ‘1)“ played
believe Lilith anti—criminal organize—l “fluid on the left side of the b111,, Scenery ....... . ichai'd Lischci', my: for .21 successful program. lowing rluy. l‘luch team will furnish 1" tho some manner as we”, Lh"
tion has not been improved. A Via-g flame] may,“ Wultc Sobl Robert Tague. 'l‘he Armour itch glut: club hmad- a new 16 in. bull {m' each game, the “WW Wm”
tional police force under direct Fed—11 Another measurement of the PWPE‘WWH ....William HUB/cl“. ousted its third program over winner taking, puss --ion of both. Monday “l"?“ll‘g WllN’SSL‘S A“
eral SUPeYVisiOU. together With SI)@Ci- l junior jackets will new” sometime Ernest Ho er. station WON last Wednesday 11“.l’l‘~. Tomi "rains not appeamng 'fm- mour’s annual Open House night.
lied assistance 0“ the part Of 1owl‘this week. The jacket committee “"W—fl man. The clubs rendered the i‘ollow- mutehe. or. scheduled time will lose A” laboratories Will 1‘0 i“ full
law enforcing units, would lead tol desires that as many as possible, AHJUEIE. hlflgdg Annual my: presentations: ”The Vlklll}: by forfeit. operation and open for inspectign’lgy
L .

satisfactory enforcement.

 

, who have considered the purchase of

Song," “I Love Life,” “Sweet Ken»

Competing; teams: will consist of

 

the public during: the course

:2: 2-. an a jacket and have not ordered one Banquet”: and, Smflkelf Lucky Babe," “The Old ll‘l'ircadc," three men. evening. Questions arising in the
WE DESIRE TO TAKE this op-l as yet, order their jackets at this m... and the Armour “Alma Mater.” Three matches will he played, (“mi mind of the visitor will he gladly
time. The American institute of Elec-- which was written by Mr. Erickson. singles, and one, doubles. All ontrir ‘dnSWUNd by 11‘“ “Udell“ l“ charge

portunity of again reminding you of
the impending features to be present—

 

tricel Engineers held its annual din-
and smoker at Medinah-Mich-

They were, Art

Kuhn, WGN studio pianist.

accompanied by

 

 

. must be in twenty-four hours before i
scheduled occurrence of event. ‘

 

 

o 1' lhv demonsti'alions.

ed by various organizations on the . ',' nor 1 E ' - i) ' (1‘
, campus. First, the Armour players Salamander llflililtlles igzm Avenue Club last Thursday —- W The scheduled truck events and. , "gm“‘rs “we m Hm‘ .
i will present that master production, durum" Fife Protects night. Several lecturers spoke on all. 3 M E: ii g Era the order of their occurrence are ,‘ PM “‘“5‘ xmpm'tant WNW 0‘ m“
l “The Romaneers" on Friday night 7 ~~~~~ subjects of interest to the organ" A ° ‘ K' 2 “O “fie l m? follows: four lup relay, 100 yard 1 “1mm.“ lg “Wt open to ”‘9 students
of this week. Buy those tickets howl Five junior fire protects received ization. Among them was Paul @319. (BEE, 68:55 Refining dash, 220 yard dosh, mile run, 100 1 and ”1051‘ lWlVOS‘A’)‘ F0" “10 5‘51 lime
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fellows; there are a few left. Also,l
Open House will be presented by the l

 

Institute next Monday eveningfla honorary fire protection engineering spoke on the history of the Chicago ard Oil Company, will be shown at high lump. shot put. (”SCUS alldll’ak“, place. at 10:00 "um-E" a
fraternity, last Thursday evening. section. lie was heard by more than the A. S. M. E. meeting in the as 13019 vault. ilmmc “"11 b“ furnished 1“ 0”

chance to show your parents and
friends the. whys and whereforcs of
a technical education . Let’s assist the
faculty in putting on this show—J
we all count.

1

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Besign of Senior ficy
lit/iii Not lie Altered

 

ed by the chairman of the senior
jewelry committee is that the design
of the new key is not sufficiently
different to warrant the change.

recognition for good work by being
formally initiated into Salamander,

Those upon whom this honor was

,conferred were J. J. Ahern, L. W.
i

Bicgler, 0. P. Freilinger, J. K. Mor~

[risen and G. W. Wheaten.
l

C. A. Cunningham, president. of

ySalamander, presided at the meet‘

ing, which was held at the Beta Psi
fraternity house. A number of men
distinguished in the fire insurance

H. Parker were among those pres—
l cut at the initiation.

' After the initiation, refreshments
were partaken of, which was followed
by a short informal meeting.

 

Junke, local dispatcher of the (Zoom

monwealth Edison Company who

300 people, among whom were 33
Armour students, some Lewis Insti—
tute students, and many alumni and
engineers. The remainder of the
evening was spent in gambling with
large sums of money whose worth
was on par with the paper on which
they were printed.

The Armour section of the A. l

 

 

day includes ball games, track, and
swimming: in which juniors and
seniors will compete. All electricals
are invited to attend.

'l‘wo films, secured from the Stand—

semhly hall on Friday, Mziy ll at.
With). The films explain pron
cusses of refining oil and gasoline

the

rm engineer of the Standard

 

Company. All interested students
are invited to see the pictures.
On May 25 a representative of

dynurnics and the application of these
to modern motor car design will
be shown. Plymouth design features
are also to be explained.

and will be accompanied by a loc-‘
ture given by Mr. Robert Wilkins,,
Oil ‘

l
1 yard high hurdles, 100 yard low
l hurdles, 440 yard run, SRO yard run.

 

"7,- _ WW 1
Grafton licence to 1
Take (25‘. (C. C. Position]

 

Profes 11' ii. (.. Grafton of ‘ihcl
,civil engineering: department \villl
report to Fort Sheridan this week
, to take charge of a C. C. C. group.

 

 

( he will report later. Professor Graf—
tton will not permunenlly sever his

but l

(connections with the institute.
i .
. is on a leave of absence.

in the history of Open House night,

a dance will he foulureu. ll. will
i

   

hvart's content by Vl'ilson-Bzu‘nctt's
ori‘hrsll‘fl. zi \vcll»kum\‘n wesl-sidv M'—
granizution.

The Pentathlon >Cll€dulml
Tuesday is for «:x'eryuody.
been dcculcd that there '
nw for the track letter
L‘eiviufz the liighosz number
and two awards for the mo uondeb

 
 
 
 

 

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: . _ field, J. V. Parker, W. R. Townley. E. E. plans to have a picnic either Chrysler Motors will present (lief lle has the rank of captain in the [er-1110!! receiving the liifllmfi “be?
i3 The deSIgn far the senior keys R. M. Beckwith, C. P. Holmes and on Wednesday, May 23 or on story of the five your (icvolopmcntlUnited Slates iii-my. Alllmug‘h iliemf points in their 01 more
{é Will‘not he changed as ‘00 much con~ Professors 3- 3- Finnegan and K- Thursday, May 24. at the Dunes period leading up to “airflow” ‘ stay at Fort. Sheridan is to he Miner ll‘lu letter men

if? fusxon has arisen . The reason offer- State Park . The program for the Clu-yslers. The principles of new» i short duration. it is not known when: llwmsr’lVE‘S fol“ high hOIlm‘S

umuienrs in Like manner 'P' is th- e
fellows out trac‘

good u chime»: of wit

not for

 

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