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T one now being held in no (south of

the library), tho first of the tom»
pointy buildings to be completed.
Gommletlon of this unit has permit—

: tool moving tho entire freonman and

Sophomore orchitcctnre clooslos to
tho campus from 37 South Walloon
whcro they were previously located.

nnothol' move is; scheduled for the
drafting clasoes at the and of this;
robotla when it is oxpoctecl to have
EM (on Federal Street, south of

' 34th Street) oomnlotocl. Tllio unit
will ohon lie the temporary home: of"

the oral: drafting olossoo. Permanent
one of unit; fin? is as an annex to
tho lilami‘yxroaelinn room and it is
oxncolod to be available no soul:
lo from 30 lo 69 days, depending
noon like «into of conunlooion of onll:

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The ‘int‘orloc anal gonoml ooncli»
onion, of loose oomyomxy buildings,
foxmorly Wo’rononooo out We lllionolio
Onononoo Wonko, is for booms limo
woo onyoofiozl, will Glllloyl. All. Foyoo,
‘“ ’ of film l ' “3 w‘
n. ozlillfilon, lao continuum/l, they mo
onnior to hoot, owl lighting fooilitieo
mo hollow lhon woo originally homo
for.

Tho woo, ovoiloblo to the orchllco
Wool availing olnosoo loos incronsod
from one 26% oo. 3%. mall at 37
{Swill Walloon lo allow; 60% sq. ft. in
now onllss. Unofil‘ocoed mo the junior
noel oonlor onclzilzocmre oluilonto
whose closacs one hold on the flown
town campus at 18 own Michigan.

lllow Moonllololnoo film
.llnoooooooll Toy only;

Eric P. Eclclyorg, preoidonl of the
HT slfindcnt bronoll of the Society
of 19mm tomotivo Enginocro, 2m—
nonnood recently that the forthcomn
ing mootiné of tho chapter will he
holds Fridoy, March 2]., at 11 am.
in room fillflMll.

The 3AE is an organization oc-
livo, primarily, in the automotive
field. However, this includos' not
only automobiles, trucks, and bosses,
but also foolo anal lubricants, two»
tom, and the brood and ongrosoing
field of aeronautics.

Eokborg urges all men interested
in thence sobjecto to join the ll'l.‘
branch to benefit from the following:

1 WW "I!”

- l) ’K‘lxo monthly magazine, mnllool

lo each stndonl member, containing
timely and interesting articles con—
cerning the latest developments in
the amtomotlve field; 2) various ar—
ticles and papers on subjects of soo-
cial inlerosl. that can be obtained
from the SAE headquarters upon
toque-5t; and 3) an invitation to om—
dent membcrs from the Chicago Sec—
tion of the SAE to participate in
its activitles, Sophomore and junior
MES are urged particularly to join
the student branch of the SAE.

fill llllllllonllllflll Mill Hill.

€Conlinooo” from Pogo 3D

gag. it is énoocially handy in a
monologue Where the comedian
oiling:

“l wouldn’t say it’s windy in Chi—
cago but l saw a girl in a hoop
Elan-t bend over for a cigar butt
on Michigan Avenue aml slzo was
last sighted over Cleveland.”

Another radio Show, which oncnly
admits to the use of a pair of dam—
mies, has a similar standby. ”Mm,"
the live one queries, “how can you
no so stupid?

“Do-a’o-h-lx, We. easy. l
naked from Illinois Tech."

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on now nooomg
lCon’l‘lnnocfi from l‘azgo El
Teacher-o. third; loyolo, fourth: Miami fifth.

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Bll'tGlllI SCHGOL fill/ESTQN

nonmo HEGW 3703162035, “All? mm
RELAY _, “Ion by Schurz (Archer. Zak,
Wrmrich. Schwindl; Hyde! Fox-la. aecond: Du—
Salole. fhlrzl: Englcwoml, fourth; Lone Tech.
fifih, Time 1:

CkTHfiLiC Elli}??? ECHOGL HALF {MERLE
Fll'CMYv $ch by ML Carmel (Weber, Cur-
Farms, Manon, Simpson}: Loyola, necond:
Loo. third: St. lmmtluo, fourth: St. Rim,
fifth, Time 1237.7.

lll‘llfig GQLHDEGE lllvlfil‘ifil‘l

Syllll'i"? mommy ERMA? “Who lay Wil-
son (Burt, Vim-lick. Blown-rum. looking).
Thornton, oomncl: Mofiou, Mimi; Lonnw,
{norm}: North Park, fifth. Time 3:51.33.
oil. now: Ara .l'eansf colnmn lino Mon o 1m
wofin inflow following; cool); llilno'
lilo-lay My. oln‘mnon o” Til, .. 5 ago

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l’locomooi? {llfloo non l’moldonl ”only T.
l’loolol oro onoonosl o5: l'lsoy oroooro oomw
om loo ocllon all llm Armour liyo'o ollolo
lvollc lo loo hold film l‘rloloy,» 7:39 om"
Auoll‘loriotrn.

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lfioolloooo Tron": Woo ll

tho expense: of the Eye. All gloom-co
lnlcon, if tho yhologmphol‘ no wiol‘ncn,
will no «lovolonod by vim Eye, from
of column in Elm olnl‘o’n «lnflomomo.

Al. on loos: Awnonr Ellyn mooning
llzo oliloom for lnlo loom wow oloclaocl.
Gloom-s om: Proolllom, Amlo 'lloov
Mil“; vloo-nl‘ooiclom, llownncl Moll”;
treasurer, Women" Nonmon; oocrc~
tot-y. Newmon Lovinson; and slot-m
mom cholrmon, Frank Fundy.

Now plodggoo were brought me
the olula oml the main (lolnllo of tho
coming fitlldio Night ironed! out 'l‘llo
loot minom details will no when com
of at the meeting tomorrow nt 5 pm.
in 4100.

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To Wool all ‘llllggonno

Since the highly advanced focill-
tics of the Argonno National Lab
omfiory will be placed at their (lien
postal, several ll’l‘ poofoooom will
soon be able to conduct monarch
experiments which heretofore loom
been clooed to mom boconoo tho neo-
essm‘y equiomonl; was nnobtoinoble.
According to Di". L. E. Quintet, llT’s
royronontotivo on the Board of COL
loge Representatives, the men who
have been cleared for monarch work
are the heads of the Chemistry,
Biology, Metallurgy and Physics Do-
party-“onto. Thoma instructors will or.
range their clasoos ancl other alfalfa
t?) lit the time Schedule they wish
to follow in the lab.

Because of the laboratory’s isolao
bed site, scientists will be able to
produce neutron booms from um-
niufn piles of sufficient otrongth to
permit research oxperimonts not pos-
sible before, said Dr. Grintor. “The
production of such rays in the lab-
oratory’s present buildings in line
city would have presented too grant
a danger to the citlzons”, he added.

The research men are primarily
interested in the efl’eot of radiation
on topics related to their ficldo. Biol»
ogists will study mutations caused
by the exposure of biological Spool»
mono to The i'odlolion, while momlv
lurgism will use the higznwpowomd
penetrating nedtron beams lo probe
deeper into problems of mctal and
alloy structure. .

The Argonne Laboratory, which
is one of a proposed series of na—
tional laboratories, will be loca‘tol’l
in Du Page County.
will lo llolo’? llooolxoo

The Alpha Chi Sigma’s will hold
a smoker Friday evening at 7 om.
at. the Belt house, 3246) Souoh Michi-
gan Ave. Members of the chemistry
(loparlmenl faculty will lye moment,
said Grant Mcclin, president of AXE.
There will be entertainment and re—
freshments for ‘ohose present. An—
cmming to Medin, plans for profes—
sional activltios are being plsmnecl
2nd will lye announced inllie near
fumro.

Wllilro {loos To? moon

While Donn Peebles ls in Floz‘icla
on 2 l‘non‘sli’g vaontion Boon of Situ-
donts Joel: llllxile will ho acting“ Eli-zoo
of Emmi} log. Thom stuocn‘tt: (lo,
slrlng lo (lamp flours . sixankl on To
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flow more cautioning ll’l‘ vats
to hood instructional, Veteran Ad~
ministration Adviser F. 1. Hand re-
leased the (leacllines 1130‘: filing earn—
ing, statements. The loo-l: digit of
the vot’s C—number will Elomrmino
the month for reporting; 25 & 3.
through Moran; 1% & 5, through .fiprll;
ole. For example, ohouldlohn Doe’g
Cmnumbor end with 7,, his otatement
should be filed in May and must be
‘nmilod before Jone 5. ,

If the student loan noon working
to augment his snboiolcnoo allow-
once. the signature of loin omployor
or oome stlporior knowing tho man’s
comings is required. Formal will he
mollotl along; with the regular month»
ly onbnlotonco clieola, and we not
ovollnlllo olnownol'o.

Hand also ol’forod oomo llnm ml-
.vloe about owilolllng maim- Studios
or (annoying collolgoo, Soon ohmnnon
require tho Written permloslon of
Donn Pcobloo or Donn loo-Mn owl :2.
letter of ocoopmnoo loom tho now
institution and mount llo oooomponiool
lly on record of the oondomlo womb
log of the: "vol. not! no fomn llllli. lo
ow ovonl, om mo yonomn’o roco‘ml
io nnnnllclocmw no moot loo lnw
lowiowocl owl moon ontitodo mm;
at: the "VA. office domll‘own.

lf film money nmomlnm lo fol»
lowed, 3; new lottor oil cliglllilily will
no iowocl not lmonooox' lawnmower
mlght moon liollillty fol- million owl
sumlllon.

lloml nlso stntourl that mom on:
many used text books; available in
tho Waveform Aolminintmlzion’o Ulllco
which. may be procured by those vols
who llnvo not as yol. pmclmmd tloo
required books for their noumo.

   
 

    
 

 

“Enoolly” lo lonel Sllnloa'
llol‘looono in lonlov Wool:

Burlesque will come no ll'l‘ as
port; of the gonior Gloss doings film:-
lng Junior: “Nook, April 23«35, an”
nonnced Hob ousnone, oolivltios
chairman for the oonlor close. com—
mitloo during tlmoo riotous; clays
next month.

“Smoky”, well known to oortoin
llT students, will head a, large cont
in a foarty‘fi'vo minute Show longed
on old-time burlesque. Eel) Buohollc,
who wrote 'most of the material, and
Bill Knowleo, stago director. hone
the skit will become o. traditional
part of senior oclivltles (“luring fu-
ture Junior Week programs.

Among; the individual porformox‘o
in feature acts are Elmoo llolloy, Ed
Llndohl, Al Malls, Hans Nomi, and
Bob Walsh, with Shirley Lang‘ill in
charge of the chorus routine.

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Any senior interested in halting
part in the Show or otherwiao asnist—
log should contaci. Bob Busholle or
Wit Koslcki.

   
   

 

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Nornlnollono and elections for" “The Man ami Woman m I
the floor Will bo hold soon, Pat Vodel, chairman of the Slog?
Aothtlos commlttee of Junior Week announced in.

man and woman are to be c

lllon lnol’yoollon
loo Wonnolool Volga

In conjunction with 'K. A. Paulgon,
chief of retraining al; Vaughn Gem
oral Hoopla}, the lllinoio Tech Vets
one establioloing a filtering service
to aid mono veterans: of. Vaughn who
wish to continue their eelucalion
while in one hooylfiol. om lonlolziyo
ylono one on zonal: toohniool fimw~
log from some off the mom Simple
plates ancl all elemonmm match up
lo oolloogo algebra. The text books;
nnzl equipment necessary for Malone
conrooo ow to ho novella/ow with. o.
porln’on of film ll‘l‘ Christmoo fowl.
Anny mom aclvnnooll subjects; will no
nought il’ onlllolonl; vein ot the lloon
joltol oolx “for Elwin.

The lllinoio “loch Votomn’n Clnl)
in looking; ml‘yono lrlkolooleel in volunw
mowing ono oyonlnn’ of (choir limo
noon/eon [lowll 3 Elllll Moy 31 totlncldl
lllolls nnmo, lolegallono number and!
«loyn nvoilnlalo lo tho typewritten
lloo on tho Vols; llollotin Board in
tlwc Student Union lobby. Thus for,
m, loom 80 voooron otnolonta llovo
Signed fills; list, loll nanny more soo—
llonln, vol: on not, one noodocl. This;
service 5cm no a scholastic old
owl as n lnomlo bowler to the pa»
tiontn ot Vaughn.

With tho beginning of the now
nomostor tlac l’l‘l" olul} has elected
their new officers for labia term. The
following moo Wow: oloctocl to ofillco:
President, Loo an'lslniak; vice—prom-
dent, Ben Sutton; secretory, look
Cootiglia; troosnrot, George Goa;
social seomtary, Joel: Chnmlom'lln.

Upon naceiving the gavel from
Frank Hall, the fairing preoidont,
Mortinial; noovorrod the primary
goals of the club wore to maintain
“The ll'l‘V club as on independent
student veteran’s organization fountl~
ed to promote the lnlorest of yet:-
orann at; MT and give them an or~
gnnlzed voice."

“Health Hazardls of Civilization"
will be the theme of Dr. J, F. 1%ch
mom’s. health lecture to be given
at noon thin Thursday, in the auditm
rium. The lecture will cover causes
and care of accidents but will em—
phasize precautions against them.
lonool‘o l‘o Mool Flloloy

The Illinois Tool: Fencing Club
will meet film Friday at 11 am. in
the gym. All persons interestocl in
fencing are lnvitod to amends this
meeting.

 

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those two elected to this homo
they will preside at the Joblloo
amid Vedel.

Junior Wool; this year will no ‘
on April 23, 24, and 25 one? (:an
will ho oxcuocd to allow nmzlon
take part in tho activities owl .5
the various oxllibits oponoocn.
the Roseorch Founégtlon, €561;
moms, and onlside businesoeov
activitioo will be run on film 53
gcnoml order on Junior Woolly: o
provionls yonrs. _ I Q

Bob Guthrie, chairman of the o3,
House icommitmo, who is making“ foe.
amngnments for the whining m
lionod olsoyo, boo oompilosi o o?
live sohodnlo of evontg for Emmior ‘
Wook. All loot io nee-don to fill ii
out are the moan-omo of tho Von-ions?
orgonmotiom Elam, aronlnnnlng no»
tiyilioo. Any tlonortmcnm that!) only:
spoce for on exhibit, shonlcl conmot
Guthrio to no ollottocl some.

some of tho highlignm of junior
Wool: will be tin: “soplzomorovlfiroolz-
man onscbzall bottle,” no emotion of
the Mon nod Woman of mo Tony.
the open-house exhibits, the Enter
frotemity Sing and pagoonm, lino
Jubilee: Boll, turtle races, and mm
other interesting, entertaining anal
amazing events.

The Jubilee Ball will be no oil—
school formal «lance climaningvfim
week’s activities. It will he heltl film
night of April 25 in the yawn n
Room of the Soothmoor Haoel. .
rangements for this are still in ,
process of completion, but it in lie»—
lieved that the bids will sell at 5:35
according to Vaclcl.

The theme of ‘chis year’s Joniolo
Week will be the Golden Jubiloo or;
the limit gmdmtion 6:38.55 from 3%.?
moor Institute.

   
    
      
     
 
  
  
      
 
  
   
  

 
   
  
    
   
   
   
   
 
  
   
   
  
  

  

 

Unonoélolo Rooms;

The following is a list of: alanin-
rooms which are in use on Frlclayo ‘
from M am. to 12 noon. These olmo
rooms should not be schedololfi for
meetings during this loom: by no}
gram chairman of school swallow
lions.

Alumni Hall: 116, 7, 261. 2433, 25% I
205. ,

Chapin Hall: 102, 105. 108, 131,-
117, 120, 202, 298, 220.

Machinery Hall: 106. 209.

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