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jiioiogv, hem rewmly returned from a M-weck survey of Europe.

The object of the survey was to
collect. by mvaxw of wire, recorfier,
Verbatim reporm of {lisplaved pur—
mns with i'ofori‘nce to their personal
expgriences zmd mallow {w the in.
Euro.

The survey begun in Paris, France,
provinces. Dr.

to Swifzerlami

and the northern
Bodw
Where he: (iid a great deal 01". work
with displaced children7 known as
MW: Euclienwald children. These
'filiildk‘em, aged 10 m 14. had been put

then went

Em Work by the Germans in their
factories.
UNRRA
Germany
where they were placed in dormi-
, teary-like living spaces. They are now
a‘meiiding technical schools learning
much tradeis as radio repairing and

wailing.

They were transported in
the South
Sithcrlaml

trucks to u E‘

and then to

After one week {if study in Swiizv
wizard, Dr. Boder proceeded in ltaly.
"Them he wait; mni‘ronted by an un-
fol‘emen difficulty, that of 1&2 cycle
Warrant. Elie spent some time gums--
Eigii’iingg membem of a displaced per—
.immi camp iit deate, 50 km. from
Miiam, The next area to be covered
j Eff: Elm survey was the American

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Tmhmeii of film classes of ”43 and
”M wiEl Timid a claw municm Friday,
New, ii. The reunion will be a “Etrictu
ii}? mag affair”, according m Ulyseas
rréfigwlmsi a member «if the commit
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«wcupaiion How of Germany, cover
ing Hie major cities of Frankfurt
and Munich.

in Munich Dr. Bode? spent a (lay
at the lutematioiml University at-
tending: a miwhing of the Senate 0:?
the University. Of this meeting; he
Séllilf “They £10in all possible bookfi,
any text books ranging: from medi—
namral acienms to archi~

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lLQCtul'i‘.” The University may be

attended by any displaced person
meeting the entrance i‘a'equii‘mnentiz
which are, Llie same as any other
European university Classes are
taught. in Polish, Russian, Gennan
and other languag‘eg. The univemity
(“/0le out 0f lorlu‘ms viii/on by pro-
fessm's in displaced persons camps.
it is located in the few unbombed
buildings of the “Deutgche Museum”
which is somethings: like om~ Museum
of Science and industry here in Chi~
mgn.

The recm‘din :5 made will event“
imlly lead E0 3 scientific analysis of
persons under such unusual condi~~
lions as the (ligplaced persons dur-
ing: this war. it. will take at least
another year to complete this; ‘WOK'EE.

Attendance wiil not be limited to
MT graduates of ’43 or ’44. Anyone
whu was a member of these Blames”
or wants in get back in touch wifih
the class is invited to Elie reunion.
said Backus. The gatiiering will be
held in the SU lounge 3%; 7:30 pm.
A charge me 50 cents pair person will
be made at the door w defray exw
penses.

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Ari «exhibifi of “Elements of De«
Sign” lE now on display in film Re-
lated Art Labiwramry of the home
economics department, room 808
Downtown Comm. it is a. new 91‘»:-
perimem in visual ec‘lumtian 150 Show
how certain fundamental primiplc—zs
are used in all fields of design. The
exhibit has been prepared by tine
Museum of Modem AM, in New
York City.

Miss Ruth Sevonid, infltmctm“ in
Relamd Art has invited anyone il‘i—
terested in View the exhibit 51in
afternoon. excvpt Wedneaday. from
Tl E0 4 pm. The exhibit; will mm
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The MT Chapter of Pi Tm Sigma,
national mechaiiiczil homirary, will
be host of fiche mitional arganimiitimi
at a dinner fiance at the Edgewamr
Beach Hotel, November 9. TM Wam-
nlng will mark Pi Tali fiigmais aim
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Music, dislmizion to
case your eating, will soon came

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to you, Courtesy of the members;
of Rho Epsilon, national radio lion-
oz'iii'y, staticd Lloyd Giegel. presin
dent. New transmission limbs; will
be strung" from the Rho Epsilon
quarters in Olimpia Hail ta the lunch»
room. The new lines will eliminate
ilie disioytion. which at pyeaent,
prevems the presentation 0f the
planned seine-Eula of broaduaam.

At, a inflating halal lam; T‘uemiay,
pledging plam were: (iiscussml, and
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period will begin Newambrei“ 15.,
Quasiwnmimm dis gmd to find litu—
dei'im ii‘itemamd iii. experimental

electrical woicla, Wili love diaizributecl
m iunim: and Earlier REE, and firm»
inactive pledgemwill be Seleciieii fmm
lime qureafzioiaiiziires iii: 2; future mwb-
men

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maxi, Mmiday at m noon in the Rim
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research profeaaar in the electfiwfi
engineering department. and 25; mm»
sultan’a is Illinois, Tech'a Armani“
Research Foundation

Dr. “Whitehead, who has been 2.5:,-
sociated with line Duquesne Ligiri
Company. Piitsbiirg'h, far the :9sz
fourteen years, will assume the dam
“Clea fm'merly Carried by Dr. “WEE
liam A. Lewis, now dean of the 1??
graduate school. As research profefim
snr of the electrical engineering ties
partment, Dr. Whitehead will in»:
struct graduate students in both this:
day and evening divisions; and gen:-
erally supervise the work of. the
AM“. nemvc-rk calculator laboraizaz’gr
of the Institute.

Dr. Whitehead graduated fmm
the University of Colorado, anti rem
ceived both his mafim’s and doclmr’s
degrees from the University of Pl‘i‘fifiu
burgh. .

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Social mixers intended to bring
abou‘t co-ed discussion groups with
the Chicago Teachers; Collage, the
Newman club was addregsad by
Father Martin Clarmbine; 3.3., heafi
of the Chicaga Iiiter-stuzimt Cam»
01in Association.

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mg”, lie illustrated how a pQR’SOl’igE?
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Dancing and refreiihmenm enclaé
this evening amended by app? En
imately 80 people.

According to Emma Hazmeifi,
president, the club i3 starting 5;
membeml’iip drive. Interestefi perm
50m may obtain informatinn at {silica
maxi, meeting November 5, 03;“ frsim
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