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Stephen Marl;
........................... Har Anderson
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Florence Bortuaek. Chester Swan

News Editor .............................................................
Headline Editor
Assignment Edilors .......
Hewrile Editors .
Copy Editors. .

    

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n céx. John Mark, loo Tomokln
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Sports Writers .................. Bob Adelson lohn Butkus Dine}: Chukolon, Ed Collenclerr.
Dick Larson Warren Spitz, and many more.
FEATURE DEPARTMENT
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I» The genflemon (oh. yes he

3: he's wearing a suil), is doing home»
work In The Armour colelerin Thereby filllno :3 Seal in‘linllely precicufi
in lhc rush hour.

on His coal is relaxing 3n glill anolher seal. He's unaware lhal Armour
has a chockroom.

0 Hes hidden behind a mound cl slug Th'ois poflly his loull. parlly
lhe fault of lhe monagemenl and pcr‘lly due lo lock of proper fray

cori‘s and racks Someone oughl lo be done aboul fill?»

fiflhfilfifi? AIMEE? fillfllflkl ., . .

According To us. George Ammo. Treasurer of llllnoia Tech. has spew?
a sizable chunk of" ‘rhe sludenfc‘ money unwisely. We‘re 'lrolking aboul‘ “Tho
recon? com‘rac’rs for the Armour calelerio’c ”ghorl order" lunch equip-
menl‘. Disregarding The prolesla of {rho sluden“: lunchroom commil‘leo, Mr.
Allison signed a bid which we flunk. ho ahouldn'l' have considered.

Mr. Allis on's equipmenl we know. l5 fine heel lhal‘ money can buy.
if uses plen’ry of slainless aleel and olher slalom we ”muals” . The lunchroom
commIH‘eos wggesled eqmpmeo‘l is durable . slu‘fi', lacklng Mr. Allisons
glifirer and glomor. loul cedainly ndequale.

The worsl of fl is final we can"? chow you comparolivo figures. Mr.
Allison only read ~The commi‘llee a low Elems {all of ‘ihom higher lhon lhe
commiilee's) and said lel's noi iol i'hese down. boys.

The lasl' slraw. as we ,see 3+, is lhe Tool elm The egulpmenl’ isn'l in yel.
if was promised for iho firs? day of lhis semes’l’er. W's now more ‘l'han ‘lwo
weeks overdue.

 

wFarrell

 

"The ohmnhum lioldhoueo . .

The Jlielclhouse proied has been a ihing ol lhe lulure {or quile a
while pas‘r. ”'5 been supposed lhaf lunds Io: ihls bulldlng were ‘lo be
raised lor and by lhe schools sludenIS and alumni. Whal's been done
abouf ll? Up lo dale, $l2.l69.68 has been raised. Ten I‘housond dollars
ol lhls was dona’red by We lTSA: Claude Knuepler. an alumnus. dona’red
an oddifional $2000 lo I‘he fund; ano‘lher $350.38 has Come from o’rher
soclefies and individuals. '

The sluden’rs ‘rhemselves. in momenls of weakness. have given $l9.30
(nine’reen dollars and lhlrly cen’rs) since lhe recenl lieldhouse rally. This
sum averages clown lo$00.00342 per sluden‘l on ”the basis of 5630 lol'al
enrollment

Many of us hope ’ro be ‘rhe leaders 0‘? American induslry in Jthe lulure.
We'll soon be keymen in a figh'l for freedomaa scrap which requires lull—
ia’rive.

Lef's hope lhol ’rhe lremendous elforl (30000342) pu’r lor’rh by lhe
average sludenl’ doesn'l indicale ’rhe limils of his inifialive. ll H does. we
mighl as well hang up.

We've se’r oul‘ on a program lo build a fieldhouse. Le‘r's gel +his job
done! Whal'll we ’rhink of ourselves and our school l‘l we relurn lhirly years
from now and find lhe lleldhouse rlill a paper prolecl? lel's nol' '[IIS‘I' yell,
”We warsl a lieldl’IousclH Lel's do some‘lhing abou’r ill

« ~Mark

 

Deon @lonenoe ll... filoulcc cookie can hook"

al on open house of lhe new elecln
ronics lab which will be open ’ro lhe
{acully from l0 +0 ll am. Friday,
February 20. All lhe lacully are in-
viled lo vish‘ lhls room and become
acquainled no’r only wll'h lhe lab ll‘
sell bul also wilh lhe men lha’r were
inslr'umenl'al in lhe design and con-
sfruclion of lhis secllon of ‘lhe cam-
pus and I‘hose man lhal will serve as
insi‘ruc‘rors in ’rhe various courses
offered.

oAmong ’rhoso scheduled To be
presenl are Professor D. P. Morelon
who was in charge of design and
cons’rruclion: Doclor Roberl l. Sar-
bacher of lhe eleclrlcal engineer—
ing deparlmen’r who will be in
charge of lhe courses. assisied by
Dr. William A. Edson: Professor A.
(-3. Mohaupl’ who will dirocl “19 lo-
boralory work wilh K. B. Derby as-
sisfing: and Professor A. B. Brown-
ell of The Norfhweslern universily's

eloc’rrical engineering doparlmenl.
oMr. Mohaup’r slaied ‘rha‘r al—
lhough lhe open house was ‘lor ‘lhe
bone‘fll of lhe lacully. l'he sluden’r
body is always welcome ‘ro inspect
lhe locililios of lhe depcrlmonl.
oSuperinlendenl of Buildings and
Grounds Waller J. Parduhn and
Neil J. Whilelord 01‘ l‘he malnlon‘
once shill conlribulecl o greo'l' deal
’rOWord I‘he Enslalla‘lion and con-
slrucfion of physical lacill‘l‘ies in
lhis group of labs and classrooms.
oThe enfire group. which is Io-
caled in Lewls lnsli'l'ule's engineer-
ing wing. has rehablll‘roled

and exl‘enslve work lacililies‘ have

been

been inslalled. The doparlmon’r is
lhe resull of coordinalod planning
and elforl of many men and ful—
fills a long fell need lor a modern
well equipped eloc’rronics lob.

 

Whlhlfilfilylhth lillfilllflll gloom

due lo lhe greal imporlance o?
senior iob—findlng as o resull' ol' lho
Durlng February l‘he repro—
son‘l’alives of several firms; have vls-
lied Armour lo inlerview sludenls.

nlhe Hoover company of Norlh
Canion. Ohio. Prall and Whil‘ney.
and American Sloel and Wire were
here. lllinois Bell Telephone and
Mansolo Chemical company have
also seen Johnson and
Johngon. makers of surgical dress-
3ngs. infervlowed here yesl'erday.
and General Mofors from DGlTOT‘l‘
will be here loler ’rhis mon‘rh. Bow
Clix. Av3olion and Calerpillor Trac—
lo: hove SSl’ll‘ men for second in’rer—
vlews ol sl‘uden‘ls.

WI} F.

seniors.

oSeniors wllh ollers from sev~
oral dilleronl concerns have begun
lo make decisions as +0 'lheir ‘Fulure
employment However. lnl‘erview-
ers slill have a number of sluden'l‘s
Mrs.
slaies l‘hal some members of 'lhe
gradualing class have asked her
about {he salaries being paid lhis
So far, nol enough dala is
available ‘ro give» an average salary.
bul I‘he Placement Office expecl‘s
lo be able lo do so by lho lirs‘r
of Aprll. Las‘r year ’rhe average in-
ilial salary was $09.90 and Mrs.
Carroll says M will be higher lhis

year.

’ro lurlher con’racl. Carroll

year.

 

Mow mnny oévéllnn wouhem

tin hoop ouch fikmowlnnn
Well En-

glneemu are among I‘he mos‘r impor—

ihc ogl’imo‘ros vary.
lam‘ m our civilian workers sup-
porélng our armed forces. Whal-
ever lhe rc‘lio be’rween lhe armed
and clvllian lorces. lhc expanding
war program 35 cons’ran’rly demand
ing a new "high" in His esllrnal’es
for engineer-s needed in defense
agencies and indusl'rlcs.

ulhc Clvil Service Commission.
rocruEfing Tor l'he Federal Civil serv»
ice, 3:. uccep‘léng applicafions for all
grades and branches of engineer-
ing.

oFor lhe Junior grades. wilh
$2.000 a year salary, applican’rs are
roled on Ihoir engineering educa—
lion: no experience is required.

done ilk regulm
coldlok in lane field?

Junior engineers are lo be placed
in aeronaulical. naval archi’roclure.
marine engineering. and olher
branches of onglneerlng. O’rher
civil service posilions' ore lo be
found as iochnical osslslan’rs in en-
gineering. photogramme’rrlc. and
l‘opographlc cpiions; lhere are also
openings for englnoering drol‘rsmen.
oQuolilied engineers are urged
however. +0 apply al once, unless
lhey have already applied in a
recenl oxaminelion and are ellgible
‘lor lhc posilion desired. Pull in-
formalion is given in I‘he announce-
men’rs which may be oblained wi’rh
lhe proper applicalion forms. a’r
any lirs’r or second-class pos‘r ol-
llce or from ’rhe U. S. Civil Service
Commission, Washing’ron. D. C.

 

Wfihfllm‘l DTMDEMTg
NEW” Elfifillflfififill‘lfi

ulllinois lns’riiu‘re of Technology
announces ’rhree full-lime. lree—‘luiv
lion courses. exclusively for w0m~
on. These Courses will be given al‘
ihe Lewis campus. under lhe aus-
pices of lhe Engineering Science
and Managemenl Defense Train~
lng program. Classes begin on
March 9. I942. and will conlinue
for I‘welve weeks, wilh {Orly hours
of inslrucl-ion per week.

oWhy are we Training women?
The war induslry and governmenl'
services have immedial‘e need for
lechnically lrained women. Every
irained mind. and skilled hand will

lNfiDQPDEl/ATED llnl
PRQ$RAM fifififi

be needed in lhis unprecedcni’ed
war producfion program. These
courses will give lns’rruclion in fields
in which delinile shor’rages of quali-
fied ’rechnicians now exis‘r. Appli-
conls mus‘r possess the qualifica-
Jriom; required for each course. and
lwo years of college is a minimum
prerequisile for all classes.

oPersonal inlerviews are required.
These will be held daily during lhe
week of March 2. from 9 am. 1‘0 5
pm. and from 7 lo 9 pm. of lhe Ol-
lice ol DEFENSE TRAINING FOR
WOMEN. Lewis lns’rilu‘re. lelephone
SEEley 5200,

lklllillllhlllng llhlll? ow
film Elllulllfllmlmllw l’dfil’hlfl’
By Slephon Mark

oAl-ler l’l'lel announcemenl ‘Fromu
lhe presiden-l's office last Thursday.
‘rhal- a new direci-or had been solec’r-
ed for ihe News Bureau al- Illinois
lnslilul'e of Technology. we dropped
around +0 his office in Hue Research
building on 33rd slrool'.

ch—l were me? by a smiling
round lace and a llrrn handshake.
The name. Paul O. Ridings. from
Forl' Worl‘h. Texas. who has iusl loll
a posilion as diroclor ol publicily
and head 01‘ ’rhe journalism doparl-
men'l‘ of Midland college. He is a
graduale of Texas Chrislian univer—
sil‘y and holds a maslor's degree in
iournalism from ~th Universi’ry of
Missouri.

 

Poul Ridings

oThe news bureau hero M ”T has
long been in need of a roolin'.
loolin' direc‘ror lo lniec’r new spirll
info We normally dry scienfific ru-
porls 'lhal are issued from a fochnl»
cal school such as Illinois Tech. Paul
Ridings is We new man and we know
he will do his job well.

ePrior lo his work here and of
Midland. Ricllngs was for over a
year edi’ror of We Ennis (Texas)
Daily News. He has also served as
edi’ror of a Texas weekly. as assis-
lent sporls edIlor of a Scripps How-
ard paper. and has been employed
on ’rhree dl'F'Fearon’r sides of newspa-
per work. printing and adverllslng
as well as ecli'loriol.

ml—le is a member of Sigma Della
Chi, professional iournalis‘rlc ha»
I'ernily. and Pi Della Epsilon. lhe
honorary collegiale iournalislic fra-
lornil'y. He is also a member of
Della Upsilon, social Tra‘lorni‘ry. and
Is now serving his fillh harm as a
na‘rional officer of Kappa Phi
Omega, na‘Honal non-acdemic fra-
‘rernily.

oNumerous professional and
civic achievemenls~ include hi1 hav-
ing served as presidenl ol lhe Ne‘
braska College Alhlel’ic Confer-
ence, offical crilic of The Nebraska
High School Press assoclalion and
Nebraska direc’ror ol" lhe American
College Publicily assocla’rion.

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