Baseball, Tennis, Track, and Golfteams

The Technique "The South's Livest College Weekly" Georgia School of Technology

VOL. XXIV. THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935 No. 20 FRATERNITIES TO INITIATE 175 BASEBALL, TENNIS, TRACK, AND GOLFTEAMS SWING INTO ACTION Swimming Team Meets Tenn., The Sixteen Fraternities Report Maryville College Tomorrow Dance Committee Initiation of 125 New Men EXCELLENT MATERIAL IN SEVEN CHAPTERS TO ALL BRANCHES OF J REPORT RESULTS IN SPRING SPORTS NEXT ISSUE

LARGS MAJORITY OF PLEDGE CLASS SCHEDULES NEAR COMPLETION AS BECOMES MEMBERS AT CUR ELIMINATION MATCHES REDUCE RENT INITIATIONS. SIZE OF SQUADS.

I Heated competition for positions on From the information compiled by a the various spring sports squads has JOHN RIDLEY SHORTY ROBERTS HARRY ROBERTS WRIGHT PAULK recent visit to all Tech fraternities it President Vice-President Secretary • Treasurer been underway for the past week as is estimated that over one hundred the baseball, tennis, golf, and track Debating Teams Plan COMMITTEE REPORTS Anak Resumes Dances and seventy-five men will be initiat teams swung into action for one of Active Session MID-TERM DANCES Tomorrow Night ed into the various chapters on the the most exciting seasons in several campus. years. FINANCIAL SUCCESS A complete list was not to be ob The M. L. Brittain Debating So The Anak Society will resume its The swimming team, which has lost ciety, under the able leadership of tained; however, sixteen fraterni regular Saturday night dances to ties reported having initiated one only one game in nearly a dozen sea Professor Edwin Folk, will be very FRATERNITIES IN GEORGIA COLLEGES active during the month of March, UNITE TO DEFINITELY ABOLISH morrow night at the Armory with hundred and twenty-five pledges dur sons, will start its season off with a ing the last two weeks. The other fra with no less than five engagements HIGH SCHOOL PLEDGING; PEN music by the Georgia Tech Ramblers. meet with University of Tennessee with leading southern colleges. ternities will initiate new men this ALTIES TO BE IMPOSED FOR VIO Admission, as has been announced be and Maryville College in Knoxville, On March 8, W. A. Darden and week-end and all additions to the list LATION OF RECENT RULING. fore, will be by pass cards or regu Louis Blanks, of Georgia Tech, will will be published in The Technique as Tennessee. The team is well supplied lar athletic pass books, issued to all uphold the negative side of the ques soon as they are reported. with excellent material this season. The Mid-Term dances proved to be tion, "Resolved, That the Nations students and not transferrable. Those The list to date follows: Excellent material is in the offing Should Agree to Prevent Interna a financial success, was the report not having pass cards or books will Delta Tau Delta for all branches of spring sports with tional Shipment of Arms and Muni submitted by the dance committee at be charged the regular admission fee Eldridge White Bill Malone such men as Charlie Yates, National tions," against a very able team from the Inter-fraternity Council meeting of $1.10 per couple. However, those 0. C. MacLean Billy Scott Intercollegiate golf champion, heading Davidson College. last Sunday morning. The commit attending with pass cards will be Bob MacCown Paul Secord the golf team; Captain Billy Reese, On March 19, R. M. Bandy and S. T. tee, composed of the executive board admitted for the nominal sum of Sigma Chi nationally known tennis figure, lead Gibson will try their wits against a of the Council, which includes John forty cents per couple, or single. J. H. Bailey Denton Dekle ing the tennis team, and many vet delegation from Brenau on the ques Bob MacKenzie Charlie Long tion, "Resolved, That the Federal Gov Ridley, president; Shorty Roberts, eran baseball and track stars lending Pass cards may be obtained from Pi Kappa Phi ernment Should Adopt the Policy of vice-president; Wright Paulk, treas their talent to this season's sports. any member of Anak, and it is urged Joe Body John Boy Equalizing Educational Opportunities urer, and Harry Roberts, secretary, that anyone desiring these cards G. W. Lokey Ed Leake Schedules are nearing completion Throughout the United States by was commended by the council for should get theirs before Saturday Mutt Ridings Bill Shook and many attractive trips will be taken Means of Annual Grants to the Sev their excellent work in making the night. Don Johnston Jimmy Gordy to other southern colleges and uni eral States for Elementary Educa dances such a great success. The dances thus far have proven a Mabry Williams versities. The golf team will open the tion." A high-light of the meeting was an financial a well as a social success, Chi Phi season with a match with Fort Ben- Following these there will be de announcement that Tech, Georgia, and the future promises to make John Raine Bill Caldwell ning, to be played at Fort Benning, bates with the University of North and Emory would sign an agreement them even more popular. Everyone Ga., on March 23. Matches will fol Carolina on March 20 on the subject to abolish high school pledging. The O. L. Harrison Casper Whitner knows that the proceeds go to the low every week-end with entries in of a national labor union; South Caro penalty for a student pledging a col George Clark George Spring Spring Sport and Sweater Fund. the Metropolitan Tourney to be held lina, March 28, on the munition ques lege fraternity while still in high Harold Fincher Britt Pendergrasl Every admission helps promote Tech in Atlanta April 13, and a grand finish tion, and Alabama, March 25, also on school is the loss of his right to be Gratton Hammond activities. (Continued on Page 7) the munition question. come a member of that fraternity at (Continued on Page 6) these colleges. George Griffin addressed the Coun Prof. Rainey Calls Controversy cil, urging further co-operation in the The Whistle That Sounded the Inter-fraternity Basketball League. f Result of Misinterpretation Plans were discussed concerning the Knell - - Class of 02 Exposed forthcoming final dances. It was finally decided to have them at the By HAL FELSHER In the year 1902 there resided upon Questioned by The Technique as to legislators, exactly what I had said usual time, the 6th, 7th and 8th of seniors. Who was to lead the attack June. The orchestra has not been de the Tech campus two characters of the significance of his recent address and intended. Mr. Sabados made his on| the whistle? To whose glory cided upon yet. It was unanimously noteworthy repute. Both were seniors report to those interested, and the would it be to snatch the famous whis at Macon, Professor Glenn W. Rainey voted that the surplus funds from and the acknowledged leaders of their replied as follows: incident was closed." the Pan-Hellenics are to be used for class. However, the one thing in com tle from its cradle of rest on the walls of the wood shop building? "In my lecture on the subject, Asked specifically concerning cer the Finals. mon between them was the fact that 'T.V.A.—the Larger Issues,' before tain inferences as to his political they were seniors. Aside from this Here many a bitter controversy the Library Forum in Macon, my main and economic views, Professor Rainey NOTICE CO-OPS they were bitter rivals in every re arose which ended in the division of spect. It was due to this rivalry that thesis was that the T.V.A. is an effort stated: The election of Co-op repre the senior class into two armed en the senior class was divided into two through federal competition to con "I am not a communist. I am not a sentatives to Student Council for distinct factions, each devotedly at campments, one commanded by Pud trol public utility interests which are socialist. I am convinced that if the 1935-1936 will be held Friday, tached to its leader. Lowndes and the other by Steve Snow- so rich and so powerful that effective democratic institutions of this coun March 15th. All first section co den, the mischievous hero of the limitation of their rates by state try, which are precious to me, are to ops except freshmen are eligible This same senior class had what we agencies seems as a general proposition be saved, we must, through the state to vote in this election. The moderns call a supreme ego. They not school. Each determined to outsmart impossible. In establishing this con and federal governments, find ade nominees are: Juniors — H. H. only thought but they knew, with the the other in procuring, or rather steal tention, largely through citing reports quate solutions for the problems that Strickland, Jr., J J. Hill, and W. sophisticated assurance of the college ing, the whistle. of the Federal Trade Commission, I face us. I am committed to the ex W. Howerton; Pre-Juniors — G. man, that they were the best senior In the dark of the following night had to consider the political activities perimental method of dealing with E. Bevis, G. V. Bussey, and W. class that had ever attended Tech. this civil war of the senior class, with of the utility companies. My remarks, economic problems, to honest and C. Norton. One Junior and one Funny how the same idea is prevalent the moon asleep behind the dull, grey reported out of the tone and context courageous thinking, and to peaceful, Pre-Junior will be elected. today. But that is beside the point. clouds, and with the stars gazing sul in which they were spoken, were con orderly progress." In order to prove their worth the lenly upon a dreary earth, there crept strued as an attack on the Georgia Asked if he would be willing to class hit upon a most ingenious (to out of Meddler's Mansion a group of Legislature. The legislators, taking take an oath supporting the Consti them) idea. They determined to set young men, sliding stealthily in the NOTICE the position that a man should be tution and laws of the country, he a precedent at Tech; a precedent direction of the woodshop. Their heard at first hand before judgment said, "I should be glad to take such Freshman cheerleader candi which would be followed by every leader, who seemed to thrive under was reached concerning him, asked an oath. For my part, I assume that dates report at the "Y" audi senior class at Tech. They would steal the stress of the excitement, gazed Mr. Weltner to investigate the matter. I am already bound by the Constitu torium at 7:00 P. M. Tuesday, the famous Tech whistle! furtively about him as he and his I explained to the Chancellor and to tion and laws of my country, and pro March 12. All freshmen eligible. Once this was decided upon there bunch reached the building. Quickly Mr. Sabados, who represented the tected by their provisions." arose a hitch in the plans of the (Continued on Page 3) Page 2 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Friday, March 8, 1935 The Technique Y.M.C.A. Spring Pool Tourney in Full Blast The South's Livest College Weekly GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, ATLANTA, GA. Member Major College Publications A pool tournament is in full blast at the "Y" this week. Forty-eight Tech Published every Friday by the students under the supervision of the Student Council Entered at the postoffice in Atlanta as mail matter of the second class students are signed up and the Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3, 1917, authorized April 3, 1922. matches assigned.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES A Y.M.C.A. (down town) . member, THE PAST WEEK continued to 10c Per Copy: $2.00 Per Year; $1.50 Per Year to Tech Students progress during the past holiday sea ship, a George Muse tie, and Zachry's All advertising matter must be in the hands of the Business Manager by 5 :00 P. M. Monday live up to the rapid whirl of things son seems to have taken to cover and before date of publication. latest for men, are the prizes. social that have been the order of the in cases like this it is the real McCoy, Dillon Kalkhurst _ . Editor-in-Chief day for the past several week-ends. or curtains—we can't help but believe The ping-pong tournament was very ...... , .... Business Manager Fred Coward Friday night the Sigma Delta Formal that it's curtains. Mary Elizabeth successful, and the pool tournament Bill Kirkpatrick Manaeine Editor vieing with the Mechanics Ball of the Barge it seems is the dream girl in bids fair to surpass it. The semi ADVISORY BOARD Co-op Club for the limelight. To the person, of the Thetas lately. She final and final matches will be an Albert Gibson Jay Cannon Doug Bullard nounced. Come over and see the pool Charlie Yates Vin Millen Geo. P. Burdell Mechanics Ball we give two stars and changes often for the bigger and bet Charlie Sumner Mac Keiser Pierre Dawson ter events but from one Phi Delt to sharks in action. bright Paulk Marion Moody to the Sigma Deltas we give one. Watch out Liberty. Saturday the another it seems. Powell the "Pike" ASSOCIATE EDITORS "King of Jazz" himself played for a Dynamo still seems to be having heart Jim Watkins Fred Cox Dave Luntz Allen Morris Sam McCreary Hoke Simpson concert and a dance, and he lived up trouble about his OAO at Brenau. A Ed Sack Pop Siegel to his name and then some, and is Tri Delt, we are positive—Frances Ramona all that she has been reputed NEWS DEPARTMENT Hurt and Jimmy O'Callagan, are first to be! Ask the gent that was fortu Jr * Alexander David Long Dave Boy like this and then again like this—it ROBERT Dick Verdier C. M. Lokey Chick Meehan nate enough to hear his organization Dick Richard Jack McKinnon T.anny Montague must be true love or 'sumpin. D. L. Echols G. W. Lokey, Ji D. Boone Holsenbeck while it was here; to the band we * * * give four stars, to the concert two, SPORTS DEPARTMENT MORE HERE AND THERE brings FULTON and to the dance one. Nat Frisch Co-Sports Editor us to the Grace-Bennett affair, with Wallie Moye Co-Sports Editor Les Hubbell Morty Goldman Dave Silver * * * everything mended again. After two Hunter Bandy IN THE FUTURE the social whirl weeks duration the Tad-Roberts es- seems to go on into the final dances HOTEL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT capage from sunny Florridy seems to Culver Kidd Kearsley Selden Jimmy Burns when the Seniors will be ready to be be still sizzling—Well bye-bye La- Don Johnston Chet Russell Willard James degreed. This week-end the Lint Fred Jeter Jack Courtney Hatte— Seems that the Oster-Wil- Heads of Phi Psi hold sway at Peach- kinson affair of Mid-Terms was an CIRCULATION tree Gardens with the annual Lint other of the Oster fly-by-nights and Freddie Fuchs ) Associate Editors in Charge Head Ball and if it's up to the past Jerry McDonald j the theme song of Johnnie seems to Avery Austin Joe Body Ed Fambrough presentations of these affairs it will Billy Finch Pete Williams Jimmy Huff be "June in Any Month," or should Charlie Johnson be among the better social functions we say the girl of the month?— After FRESHMEN REPORTERS of the year. Saturday Anak resumes all June has covered lots of terri Hal Curtiss Felsher John Boy S. T. Lipsius their Saturday Night Dances, with tory, S.A.E., Phi Delt, now Delta Sig, Cargill Barnett Victor Casey Joe Brasfield Pat Monroe Ashley Little Ed Leake cards being issued to Tech men and and Johnnie has a large number of their friends so that they will be truly shall we say conquests to his credit college dances. Anak is doing us a too. Bob Eley and "Kay" Williams An Answer to the "Isms" favor in so handling the dances. Let's still seem to be hitting it off together show them that it is appreciated with okay. Better functions always find All over the country colleges are forming "Anti-communism" a herculean turnout. The Georgia Tech them there with their knowing smile organizations to fight the ever rising purge of the various "ism" Ramblers will hold sway, variety in Still Pop Seigel just wonders and won entertainment seems to be the order movements. ders who will give him a date for of the day with the Anaks. The fol some of the better balls. Well, Pop, Almost weekly The Technique is questioned through the mail lowing Saturday at the Mosque the importing is O.K., but it has a price. as to why Georgia Tech is taking no part in these moves, either Regional Convention dance of the Pi I suppose we are not telling you any for or against Communism, Socialism, Liberalism, and all the Kappa Alphas at the Shrine Mosque thing. The Julian Watters - Ammy- will be the order of the day. Tech others. rillis Pickett affair seems to be on Where "Pikes" are entertaining their dele the skids. The Convention dance finds The Technique wishes this message to serve as its answer to gates from Emory, Georgia, Alabama, Julian dated—'tis true—but other than both sides. and Florida. Another dance that Ammy. Bill Finch still thinks Pat Students should be among the topnotchers this Georgia Tech has not the slightest shade of communism mar Allen is the Tops; however, he finds year. that Buford, after all, is a fur piece. ring its face. We are satisfied that the government which has led March 22nd marks the date of the Love affairs come and love affairs go and Old our country for so many years is quite capable of continuing to do Delta Tau Delta artists' ball at but Ginn and Bailey—Yep, Billy and so. We of Georgia Tech are taught to use our heads and not to Brookhaven, the Birerean Society Beverly, are getting to be synomyms take the word of others on questions of such nature that they dance at Peachtree Gardens, and the like—Amos and Andy, Ham and Eggs, Grads would affect our lives in the future. We believe not in potential Alpha Pi (prep school) dance at East Paulk and Butters, or Damon and Py Lake, to say nothing of the events of thias. Which reminds us that Pahl results, but in results proven by experiment. In other words, we F.S.C.W. that will likely take its toll Brown, Inter-fraternity president of Meet are not of the low type of humanity that can be moved by "mob of Tech men. Following on the heels last year, will be all smiles soon when hysteria." of this dance the twenty-ninth comes Mrs. Brown-to-be, Fannie Lattimer to We believe in military training and are willing to fightfo r our the dance of the Civil Crew, or maybe you, again makes distance no barrier it will be the Beta Kid dance; a and invades the wilds of Louisville for country if our government deems it fit that we do so. The large slight mix-up here, it seems — well, another visit. Servidor Service majority of our students taking advanced military training maybe both. More about that later. * * * VOLUNTARILY proves this most decisively. * * * MORE HERE AND THERE brings Ceiling Fan We believe that there is a place for every young man in the OBSERVING, WE FIND THAT us the fact that Marion Moody seems Circulating Ice United States if he possesses the desire, nerve, and ability to cut Rosa Wilder and Agnes Scott "Lassie" to have supplanted the sorrel top Tim- is becoming more and more favored merman for the darkened tresses of Water and Radio himself a place through hard work. The desire is inherent, the by the Tech Engineer. Elmer Johnson Holcomb in a big way. Yep, it seems nerve has been manifested by the present generation as well as by gave her a break recently and danced to be that he is more that-a-way about n Every Room our forefathers, and the ability is free for the taking in every and danced and danced with her. The Holcomb than he was about Timmer- college in the country. Lib Woolford-Freddie Fuchs affair man at stages, and believe you me that was predicted as a pinch hit that is plenty that way, if you get 300 Rooms - Can it be that Russia is supposed to be an example of the suc ting affair for the "Brudder" that is what I mean. An orchid to you, Mar Each With Bath cess of communism? Can the people of Russia be satisfied being away seems to have assumed other ion, for the original costume at the herded like sheep to satisfy the various creeds of the order forced angles and for the bigger events Fred Barn dance; the judges didn't give upon them? With the adoption of some form of "ism" must we die and "Lib" are seen holding hands you the prize, but we present four ATLANTA'S BEST be willing to give up our religion, our confidence, our love of liberty, with that well-known look in their stars on the costume—it was plenty eyes. The Virginia Merryman-Burtz Okay, even ig it did belong to one of our satisfaction at being self-made men and not stamped, num Boulware affair that was making such (Continued on Page 8) bered chattels of the government? Briefly, our message to "istic" believers is this: Have your fun. Use up your excess energy. Talk all you want. The most asinine of humans can always find some listeners. But quit both ering those ABOVE your fool creeds and theories. We are not Georgia School o£ Technology interested. We are too busy learning how to make successful men out of ourselves to waste time investigating the tainted odoriferous "A Technical School With a National Reputation* and unproven theories of obnoxious foreigners. THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY offers to young men of ability and ambition a training which will fit them for positions of responsibility and power. A Farewell The national reputation of this institution is based not on claims, but on results. Its It is with sincere regret that the student body bids farewell to greatest asset is the record which its alumni are making in the productive work of the one of the best-loved members of the faculty, Prof. C. E. Coolidge. world. Georgia Tech graduates succeed because they have been trained both to think By those who have worked with him, by those who have worked scientifically and to work efficiently. under him, and by many who have not known him personally, he will be remembered always as the students' friend. The entire Courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Textile, General, Ceramic, school is indebted to him for his many years of unselfish devo Chemical, and Aeronautical Engineering, Architecture tion to duty. The memory of Professor Coolidge, his corn-cob pipe, the Industrial Education, and General Science "Graveyard of Bones," will remain forever with those of us who Coast Artillery, Signal Corps, Navy, Infantry, and Ordnance Units of the R. O. T. C. have had the good fortune of associating with him. The student body appreciates the good work that Professor Coolidge has done for us; we thank him for the tangible results he has attained, and For Further Information Address for the inspiration he has given us. THE REGISTRAR 8P°^C^8LOGY ATLANTA, GA. We wish him the best of luck, and hope that he will remember us as we shall him. Friday, March 8, 1935 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Page 3

CLASS OF 02 EXPOSED STATE Y CONCLAVE TO BE CORNELL PROFESSOR BY FRESHMAN AT WESLEYAN COLLEGE 1| MAKES TIME STUDY By JACK McKINNON (Continued from Page 1) Co-eds are like Pullman cars Ditolyldisazobetanaphthylminesix- he pried open the door and soon the On the week-end of March 22-24 Mount Vernon, la.—What do col With plush upholstered seats, sulphonicbeta naphthylminethreesix- the students of the colleges of Georgia lege students do with their time? In Names you can't remember disulphonate is the chemical name for embryo army was shuffling about on will assemble on the beautiful Wes And streamlines hard to beat; a Conga red dye.—R. P. T. the floor of the woodshop Swiftly they answer to this none-to-important All they do is rattle walked up the two flights of stairs to leyan campus in Macon, Georgia. query, Prof. Cooper, of Cornell Col lege, gives us the following data from Whenever they go out, A duck was given to a sorority mem the top floor and soon they were at The Tech "Y" plans to send a large And then they only go so far ber as a valentine. She and her sis the window below which hung the delegation as it did last year. The a survey conducted by him recently: And stop along the route. ters flooded the basement and charged far-famed whistle. As Pud Lowndes delegation will be made up of members 1. Senior men spend 55 hours of each week sleeping. a fee to see the duck swimming about. opened the window and saw the whis of the "Y" Cabinet, Freshman "Y" Co-eds, just like Pullman cars, 2. Women of Cornell Colleg'e devote tle five feet below the sill of the win Club, and Tech "Y" Singers. As the Are painted to look slick; four hours per week more than But all in all and just the same Razors pain, yow; dow, a fear assailed him. How in the expense is nominal and the space Rivers are damp; the men to personal appearance. Both always make me sick. h— could he ever reach it? An idea ample, any student outside of the Acids stain you, 3. Senior men are the most studious —Purdue. three mentioned groups is cordially And drugs cause cramp; struck him. Soon he was hanging of the students, and they spend invited to go with the Tech "Y" dele Guns aren't lawful; out of the window, each of his ankles nine and one-half hours per week I stole a kiss the other night, Nooses give; firmly held by his companions in gation. The cost outside of transporta at the dining table. My conscience hurts, alack, tion will not exceed $5.00. If you are Gas smells awful, so crime. With a tug, with a twist, with 4. Freshmen write home on the aver I think that I'll go back tonight You might as well live. interested see Mr. Proctor, or Chick age of two and one-half hours a a grip, and with a groan he finally And put the blamed thing back. —Mercer. week. succeeded in detaching the whistle Meehan, at the "Y." 5. Junior women consume nine hours from its time-honored position on the The purpose of these conferences Wise Words and 30 minutes each week for "en Sign on a farm gate in Ohio: "Ped is to bring the students of Georgia to You can't keep a good golfer down wall. Suddenly a cry escaped his tertainment." dlers beware! We shoot every tenth gether amid pleasant and wholesome town. lips. The whistle—the whistle—it peddler. The ninth one just left." surroundings for the purpose of wor Familiarity breeds attempt. had slipped from his grasp. With a ship, fellowship, and recreation. Also Absence makes the marks grow clang it fell upon the hard gravel of thru the discussions, etc., to train the rounder. News in Brief SPECIAL ATTENTION! the road. And then, to increase his students as leaders to go back to their Golf is the only thing that depre Purdue has an organization known campuses and spread the Christian ciates above par. as "The Stray Greeks," made up of consternation, Pud saw Steve Snow- OUR SPRING LINE HAS ARRIVED principle and ideals which are the in transfer men and women who belong den and his bunch coming up the to fraternities and sororities not rep spiration for this annual conference! We are showing the latest in road. Though several hundred yards Another survey shows that co-eds resented on the campus.—Tulane. foreign and domestic woolens—of prefer "men who are men"—broad- A Harvard prof recently ate his away, they saw the whistle fall as it There are many things of in- the finest materials, and shades as shouldered cave men. shirt to win a bet. He dissolved it silhouetted itself against the grey of tterest going on at the Tech "Y." you like them. in acid, neutralized the acid, filtered the building. They began to charge The Tech "Y" Cabinet gets a notice "Students are like coffee—98 per the precipitate and spread it on bread. toward the building,| yelling with thru the mail of all these events. A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU cent of the active ingredient has been IF YOU ARE INTERESTED might and main. Pud Lowndes, real Tuxedos and Full Dress to Rent removed from the bean," says a Yale Love is like an onion, IN THE LECTURES, SHOWS, izing the danger of their situation, Complete professor. You take it with delight; ETC., AND WOULD LIKE A quickly had himself hauled to safety, And when it's gone you wonder NOTICE, LEAVE YOUR NAME and he and his crowd immediately SOUTHERN TAILORS Breathes there a man Whatever made you bite. AND ADDRESS at the "Y," or 9 Auburn Ave. With hide so tough dashed down the steps to retrieve the mail it to Chick Meehan, care of 2 Doors From Peachtree precious whistle, only to find Steve the Tech Y.M.C.A. Who says two sexes From Santa Monica Junior college Aren't enough? exam papers come the following Snowden and his gang in possession —Purdue. facts: A taxidermist is a kind of of it. Without a word of ado there en thick fog; a treador is a really bad sued a battle royal between the two storm; pooling—a practice indulged Facts forces. In five minutes the ground in by young men about town. It would take 503 years for one per was strewn with figures lying on the son to complete all the courses offered ground in grotesque positions. Away at Yale. A professor at Oklahoma A. and Vassar was founded by a brewer M. recently dropped a course. His off in the distance could be seen Pud who wanted to see if women could be reason/—"This class is lousy." Lowndes running for all he was worth, educated. clutching preciously to his breast a Fred Waring and his band grossed "The College Eye" of Iowa State rather old whistle. And so it was more than a million dollars in 1934— Teachers' College asks, "Why do slow that the honor of Pud's half of the more than any other in the country. girls get home faster and fast girls senior class was upheld by an excep —Emory. get home slower?" tionally fast pair of legs.

ATTENTION!! Tech Men to the 300 tele "Fraternity Grill Drive Inn" Above: From an old photo of lower Broadway at John St., New York about 1890. Right: Actual size of 150 pair cable.

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COACH ALEX. BASEBALL CANDIBATES REPORT Team Takes Light Workout Two Rounds Over Backfield Strengthened and Weakened on First Day; Uniforms In Basketball League in Turn; Hays Returns, Drawn By Regulars Beard Injured The Tech Inter-fraternity basket The baseball team reported for stop position, as will Appleby. Ap ball leagues played their first official Coming into the home stretch, field. Edwards was given the ball— games of the 1935 tournament Thurs he went over tackle, cut back in, but practice last Monday. The mild pleby will not report until spring spring football sprang one of its dark day, February 28. After some high traps and caught Fullback Dick was caught just after passing the weather struck a responsive cord in football is completed. The tossers scoring during the first games, the Beard, who had been developing from line. There was a pile-up and a cry many, for there was a large number present were: Waits, Carpenter, who teams have now settled down to very one of the Jackets' best blockers last of pain—some claimed to have heard are lettermen; also Kidd, Eddenfield, of candidates present. As the stream close and interesting games. The big year to a valuable man of all-around the snapping of a bone. When the of players increased the "Major" was Fuchs, and last but not least, "Lefty" success of this year's tournament is ability. It happened toward the close scramble was cleared one remained owed largely to two big factors. The prone on the ground writhing in sore beset for there are Thomas. This constitutes of a forty-five minute drill Saturday first is that they can now play in the agony—it was Dick Beard—his right now no less than four the battery. Most of these afternoon. Rivalry between the two new Naval Armory on the campus in scrimmage squads had been raised to leg was cleanly broken in two places. teams out. men have been tossing stead of having to go to the Y.M.C.A. a high pitch, and both teams were The doctor was called on to the field the ball around for the Of the Freshman team as during yesteryears. Secondly, it roughing it up rather heavily. Beand managers sent for an ambulance nothing can be said. Mon past two weeks limbering owes its success to the fact that the tween plays linemen were talking it and stretcher. The others moved over day was the first day of up. teams are divided into four leagues, up and yelling encouragement—it had to an adjoining field and finished the with each league playing one round afternoon's work, with a short drill. practice and Coach re At first base we have almost the atmosphere of a real game. and the four teams that win the most Beard's fracture was just above the fuses to make any pre Gibson . and "Sparky" Coach Alec was giving everybody a games in each league play a series for chance to mix it a little, and as a re ankle. He was met by a similar mis dictions of the Frosh nine Adams, a sophomore of the championship. sult, substitutions were plentiful. In fortune his senior year in high school, as yet. whom much is expected. During the past several years the one backfield there was McKinley, the break mending smoothly, and there However, last Monday At the keystone sack we tournament has been of the elimina Johnson, Tharpe and Sims—fronted is no reason to doubt his full recovery from the current handicap by the time saw a number of varsity have McNinney and Mat tion type, and a team was eliminated by a line of Collins, center; Nixon and fall practice begins. All of his back men report, whose former thews. At short, another from the tournament after losing a Miller, guards; Chance and Lindsey, single game. tackles, and Morgan and Gibson, ends ers hope for his speedy convales exploits on the diamond letterman of note returns cence. The results of the first three nights' —this team was on the defense and have been noteworthy. in the person of Grossi, play is as follows: heading north. Opposing them on the There is only one more week of The lettermen along with also a ping-pong player Thursday, February 28 offense was a line of Preston, center; spring drills and the next issue of the recruits from last of note. Martin is the Wilcox and Fitzsimmons, guards; Phi Delta Theta 26; Phi Kappa The Technique will carry the full year's Freshman team 1 guardian of the "hot cor Brittain and Eubanks, tackles; Jones squads of the two teams to oppose Sigma 5. and Jordan, ends. The backfield was each other in the wind-up on the six presented an array that Coach Dodd ner." In the outfield Beta Theta Pi 37; Beta Kappa 6. composed of Beard, Street, Appleby teenth. already speaks well for Tech's "Shorty" Roberts, of football fame, Sigma Chi 20; Tau Epsilon Phi 9. and Edwards. Edwards and McKinley The members of the basketball chances in the current season. returns, while "Pug" Boyd, former Phi Sigma Kappa 22; Phi Kappa had previously scored touchdowns, in squad rejoined the workouts and suc catcher, and Hyder, of last year's Tau 12. McDonald, letterman from last year, fact the ball had just been returned ceeded bolstering the line-ups quite a Friday, March 1 was present. He will play the back Freshman team, will be of assistance. to the "North" team following Mc- bit. Hays, especially, looks good, and Delta Sigma Phi 18; Theta Chi 6. Kinley's score—it was now in mid- seems to have returned to his old form. Eleven Matches on Runners Fight For (Continued on Page 6) Tennis Schedule Positions on '35 For 1935 Cinder Squad

Georgia Tech's tennis team, cap The Tech track team has been hard tained by Billy Reese, is preparing at work for the past few weeks in Gouged by a Gim-me Girl? for one of its best seasons. The talent preparation for their '35 schedule. Al includes Burtz Boulware, Hank Craw though hurt by the loss of Walker, ford, Fernandez Morrell, Henry Swift several men have been performing and Malcolm Keiser. better than was expected. Jimmy Dav An 11-game schedule has been ar enport, star quarter- and half-miler ranged and after that the team will of last season, has been turning in play in the southeastern intercolleg excellent time in the dashes. Jim iate tournament at the Biltmore Ten Dent and Norris Dean, two hurdlers, nis Club on May 16-17-18. Florida. have done surprisingly well in the Vanderbilt, Sewanee, Alabama, Stet recent trials. son, Georgia and Emory are some of For the past two weeks the runne7S the teams that will compete. have been timed in the various dis The Techsters open their net cam tances each day and the results have paign with Fort Benning there on been very satisfactory. March 23. The first match here will The freshmen are practicing along be on April 1 with Davidson. with the varsity and with several high The' remainder of the schedule in school stars, they seem to have the cludes: material for a very good team. April 3—Mississippi State here. The complete track schedule is as April 13—Florida here. follows: April 20—Alabama there. April 6—Clemson at Tech. April 26—Sewanee there. April 13—Alabama at Tuscaloosa. April 27—Vanderbilt there. April 20—Kentucky at Tech. May 3—Georgia at Athens. April 29—Vanderbilt at Nashville. May 10—Kentucky here. May 4—Georgia at Tech. May 11—Emory here. May 11—Auburn at Auburn. April 16 or 18—Tulane here. May 17-18—S. E. Conference at Tech is practically assured of re Birmingham. newing relations with Tulane in ten nis. The match is planned during the southeastern tournament. Tank Stars Prepare Captain Billy Reese, who, besides his tennis efforts on the Jacket squad, For First Meet is manager of the Biltmore Tennis Club, announced that he plans an ex The Tech tank team has now been citing season for local tennis fans. narrowed down by a series of elim Billy has been working very hard on inations from fifty to twenty-five men. repairing the courts and on Sunday, Of these twenty-five, fifteen are mem March 31, Atlanta will thrill to theber s of the varsity squad and ten are T playing of four of the world's great freshmen. W hile the freshman squad the girl friend orders $16.40 in est tennis masters, the "Flying Cir is definitely fixed, Coach Thrash will When cus" of the tennis world. probably find it necessary to make vittles" and "bubbles". . . and you have further cuts in the varsity squad. Bill Tilden, the old master; Ells only $5.90 in the kick . . . don't get the worth Vines, hardest stroker in toSince there was only one week of day's game; California's Lester practice prior to the eliminations, the heebies. Light a sunny-smooth Old Gold. Stoefen, over six feet tall and fast as results are no real indication of what lightning, and steady, brilliant the team is capable of doing. With It has a positive genius for raising your George Lott will supply the tennis additional practice and experience the morale and lowering your blood pressure. for you Atlanta fans. team should prove itself to be an The fans will, still later in theothe r championship aggregation. year, be able to see such players as The following men are now on the Willmer Allison, Berkley Bell, Gene varsity team: Dashes—Gordon Catts, Mako, and our own Bitsy Grant. (Continued on Page 6) AT TRYING TIMES .... TRY A Snvoctk OLD GOLD Friday, March 8, 1935 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Page 5 TECH SIDE LINES New Fashions Herald | Fencing Team to Dr. Geo. Raffalovich Arrival of Spring Meet Alabama Here Addresses Students By JIM WATKINS It was very unfortunate that Dick Beard broke his leg last Saturday By VICTOR CASEY The Georgia Tech Fencers had no Last Wednesday night about forty in one of the Spring scrimmages. It will mean that besides missing the rest With the arrival of warmer weather difficulty avenging last year's defeat students, part of them "Y" Cabinet members, met at the Tech "Y" to hear of practice, he will lose a lot of time from school. But, Dick is one of those grave problems are confronting the by Birmingham - Southern when the Dr. George Raffalovich give a lecture boys that just won't quit and a broken leg probably won't keep him from carefree, the careless, and the Tech teams met at Birmingham last Fri on the Balkans. The students followed playing good football next fall. He broke his other leg while playing at day. Only Will Miller of last year's student. What with Easter coming the Doctor attentively as he took them varsity was effective, beating Mallo Boys High School. on, lighter colors back in fashion, and from Dalmatia to Macedonia, and five three, and Hutcheson five three from Czechoslovakia to Bulgaria. His As a rule broken legs are not the real menace to football players. Of life a merry whirl, the boys are begin Mallo, Hutcheson and Logomasino of race analysis clearly showed the ning to get fastidious. The problem course they are very painful and keep them off of their feet a long time. the Tech team each won two bouts sources of all the troubles that have But, the real menace is a twisted knee. Sometimes these are never cured being what to wear. Personally, we each. Captain Swanson fenced only arisen in that area of incessant tur and the injury is permanent. The slightest blow will put bad knees out of usually don whatever we get back one bout, beating Will Miller five moil. He caused a great deal of mirth points to two. The final score was condition. More good football players are ruined by this injury than any from the laundry. But this method is when he said "the prevailing odor of seven to two, in the foils. No saber the Balkans is garlic." other received in playing. It is fortunate though, that this defect will not somewhat hazardous, for instance, the or epee matches were fought, as Bir Six reels of travel pictures "Down effect an athlete unless he puts a strain on the joint. time we neglected to send out the mingham-Southern did not have a to Dalmatia" and "Greece thru a laundry. Ah! That was a bad one. team in those weapons. One of the better high school coaches in the city was, in his time, one Doughnut" obtained from the U. S. The easy victory Friday night may of the best college prospects when he entered one of our neighboring schools. As we have kept a constant ear to Navy, and four reels of "Travels Thru have made the Tech team too confi Europe," loaned to the TechY.M.C.A. In his freshman year he received a bad twisted knee. The school officials the wall and an eye at the keyhole, dent. At any rate, at the end of the by the Cunard Lines, were shown. we have been able to get the latest sent him to the best surgeons and hospitals in the country but his knee match with Alabama Saturday, the There are many things of interest dope on the new spring styles in men's was never able to stand the strain of football. score was nine to eight in favor of going on at the Tech "Y." The Tech suits. This news was gleaned through the hard fighting Alabama team. The "Y" Cabinet gets a notice thru the a premature statement by one of The month of March seems to be the month. During this time more Alabama victory was due largely to mail of all these events. the country's noted authorities on the stellar efforts of Myron Bakst, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN students will be playing at some kind of sport than at any other time. Spring men's fashions, Phil Baker. Quoting captain and coach of the Alabama THE LECTURES, SHOWS, ETC., football will last until the middle of the month, keeping around 60 players Mr. Baker: "The new suits will con team and the only varsity man to re AND WOULD LIKE A NOTICE, busy. Baseball begins this week which will have almost as many boys play sist mainly of three styles, the single- turn to Tuscaloosa this year. He won LEAVE YOUR NAME AND AD ing. Track has been in swing for some time and about 75 trackmen are out. breasted, the double-breasted, and the all three of his foil bouts, both of his DRESS at the "Y" Desk, or mail it to Chick Meehan, care of Tech Then there swimming, golf, tennis, and fencing of the minor sports which chicken-breasted. The last named type epee bouts, and added one in the saber to make a total of six points. George Y. M. C. A. average about 15 men apiece. The rifle teams also are still firing. The inter- is especially recommended for those Swanson tallied six points for his fraternity competitions take in the widest scope. There are 23 faternities who refuse to run. won two foil matches, beating Hutche team, but the first bout of the match, son and Mallo, and scoring four points entered in the basketball tournament with squads averaging at least 7 men. "But aside from this there are the a foils bout with Bakst, proved to be against Swanson. Wessler is fencing Each team will play five games. Eleven fraternities are organized into a newer modes in men's coiffure. There a one-point lead that the Engineers his first year at Alabama, but is a league and will continue to bowl throughout the month. There are 60 men is the part on the side, the part in the could not overcome. Mallo showed veteran fencer, having had several bowling once a week with as many interested spectators looking on. middle, and the plain slick 'em back, considerable improvement over his more formally known as the pompa form of last year, beating Harris years of coaching in New York before dour. The boys arise at an early hour easily in the foils and winning a bril entering college. Two years ago he It looks like there is an open season on getting broken noses -being and commence their grooming, scalp liantly fought match against Wessler was rated number six among the straightened and beautified. Carl Shaw, Jack Phillips and Shorty Roberts ing, and parting. A slogan has been in the final epee bout. preparatory school fencers. all had their proboscises worked on last week at the school hospital. This evolved, something new and novel, The Alabama team comes to At Hutcheson, who came out for fenc operation ranks as a minor one but it is one of the most painful. These 'We Do Our Part.' " lanta for a return match tomorrow ing for the first time this fall, con LSaturday) at three o'clock in the athletes are lucky that they are in a school that looks out after their welfare In other things as well, a strange tinued to show improvement. He beat 'Armory. They will be in full force, when football days are over. (They say that the hospital officials had to place transformation has been noted. Some Harris five to three, and scored four with the agile Bakst and the steady of the fellows have been observed points against Wessler after trailing a nurse with a stick at their door to keep the women out.) iWessler and Harris, and will endeavor making coy advances to a certain four one. type of young thing only a short while to repeat the victory of last Saturday. The national game of baseball has come to bad days. It was announced ago dignified by the title of an un Wessler, of Alabama, was the most Coach Morenus will have a full team last week that all of the Tech games would be free to the public. This was popular dairy product. Many other effective fencer next to Bakst. He (Continued on Page 8) done because the game was not a financial success and an effort is being "bodacious" goin's on have been re made to arouse the interest of the public. It is hard to realize that pro corded, and after careful investigation the cause of this mysterious transi fessional games will out draw college games. Newest Spring Styles tion has been ascertained. There's no beating about the bush. Let's make CANNON SHOE STORE Spring football will end next week with a regular full length game no bones about it. Let's come out and 63 Peachtree St., N. E. between two picked squads. There will be a small admission charged to say it. "Spring is here." everybody. This should be a fine exhibition with plenty of thrills. A big crowd will turn out to see what the 1935 team will look like.

FLASH—Word has just been received that the only titled sports commen tator this side of the East side (it has not yet been determined what East side) is wandering around this section on a slow freight. If his luck holds out and he keeps ahead of the protectors of the peace he will favor you with specula tions on the sporting situation at Tech sometime in the future (near or far).

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Fraternities Announce Y" CABINET MEN GOOD STUDENTS CO-OP STUDENTS ENJOY REMEDY ADVANCED FOR 125 New Members (Continued from Page 1) RECEIVE KEVS STAY AWAY FROM ANNUAL DANCE CIGARETTE NERVOUSNESS Beta Kappa THE DICTIONARY W. B. Singleton C. E. Brannon Six senior and seven junior mem Amid the glorious excitement of a Ithaca, N. Y.—(IP)—If you find D. L. Kilgrease W. H. MacCree bers of the Tech "Y" Cabinet have novel and entertaining evening, the that smoking cigarettes makes your Ann Arbor — (IP) — If sixth J. O. Howard H. M. Duvall received new "Y" keys. occupants of the Peachtree Gardens hands unsteady and increases your grade Johnny reads his lessons with R. G. Herring J. J. Hill These men have shown active in engaged in a series of communal em- pulse, drink a couple of cups of black out frequent peeks into a dictionary Kappa Sigma terest in the workings of the "Y," bracings, which in our modern day, is coffee before smoking. to help him with hard words, he prob Ed Hawkins Bob Smith and have done all that they Could for dancing. The ballroom was perfect, This is the advice of Prof. A. L. ably is and always will be a good stu Ed Granberry the student body through the medium the evening romantic, and the cos Winsor and E. I. Strongin, of Cornell dent. He can violate almost every of the "Y." It is small recognition tumes were original and so, putting University, who have found by experi Sigma Nu other time-honored maxim of "good for the services they have rendered. all these together we have the Co-op ment that cigarette smoke and black Morley Hudson Dane Wagner study habits" and still be good, while They are a group of men who are dance of March 1st. coffee have opposite effects on the Bob Childers Findley Cox the pupil next to him is observing all Mitchell Allen Frank Finger striving to get the best out of life for human body. the rules and doing badly. This dance, termed on publicity James Turner Clyde Sheppard themselves and for those about them. posters as the Mechanics Ball, was a They found that inhaling the smoke Admitting that their findings were Sigma Alpha Epsilon They have done their share to promote complete success in all its various of one cigarette, while smoking it over "discouraging" to old established Earnest Reese Pat Munroe and take part in the wholesome, edu phases. The orchestra, led by the a period of about ten minutes, caused ideas of the study differences between Ross Richardson Clark Baker cational, recreational, and religious colorful Wannie Heston, attired in marked unsteadiness of the smoker's good and poor pupils, Professor Clif Ben Jones Steve Newton activities for which the Y. M. C. A. vari-colored overalls, exceeded them hands while he was smoking and for provides an inspiration and nucleus. ford Woody, director of the bureau of Ed Ferrell Billy Doe selves that evening. about 45 minutes afterward. educational research at the University Mat Harrison Bill Eager The seniors receiving keys are: E. of Michigan, and H. J. Kuiper report As the dance began there was quite It also sped his pulse by sometimes Remly Brumby Frank Holt V. Johnson, C. T. Holder, R. S. that the "dictionary habit" appar a bit of shuffling about as the girls as much as 50 per cent, and caused the Holmes MacKown Thomas, W. W. Morrison, 0. Saurez, had to accustom themselves to the ently is the only reliable difference be same amount of increase in the rate George Montgomery and J. W. Meehan, Jr. strange dress of their partners. All tween dull and bright pupils. Good of breathing, showing a stimulating Charles Bickerstaff wore those already-mentioned over The juniors are: R. P. Kytle, Jr., students, they found, use the diction effect on the heart. alls. As the dance progressed this Beta Theta Pi F. L. Dale, M. B. Ames, Jr., J. H. ary sparingly, figuring out word However, when the smoker first momentary uncomfortableness was Bill Bliss Bobby Burks Williams, C. K. Bautz, Fon Li, and meanings by themselves whenever drank two cups of black coffee, or forgotten and all were enjoying Joe Boatwright Ed Edmons T. S. Bond. possible, while poor students use the about a pint, before smoking the themselves tremendously. The feature Hugh Lander Harry Beck book often as an aid, and in addition cigarette, the unsteadiness of his Vic Cooper George Wait of the evening was the lead-out. It hands showed very little increase while SANDERS REAPPOINTED show a tendency to use the first or Alan Liebler Ray Chamberlaii was exceptional in that instead of last word definition given, with little he was smoking and the unsteadiness Bill Hunt Joel Fly having the dancers grouped in one critical regard as to how the meaning went back practically to normal when STATE CARTOONIST crowd it ended with them scattered Phi Delta Theta fits into their reading. the cigarette was finished. Banks, W. E. Mills, C. N. all over the door. With the coffee preceding the cigar Huey Long may have a "corner" on Basing their survey on a detailed Barnes, T. W. Reynolds, Paul ette his pulse rate dropped a little, state politics in Louisiana and the analysis of the study habits of 196 Bird, J. P. Sims, T. A. turbances around them, and also did while there was an increase of about New Deal may have "the inside track" sixth grade students in Muskegon Campbell, W. C. Solomon, E. not whisper the words to themselves 10 per cent in the rate of breathing, on the money, but Tom Sanders, for schools, Prof. Woody and Kniper found Cotten, W. A. Tift, H. H. as they read. showing that the coffee offset to a mer Tech boy, who is now Art Direc only two other study habits, out of 65 Gully, L. A. Martin, P. L. According to Prof Woody, "the large extent the effect of the cigarette tor for George Muse, certainly has the observed, which seemed to have any Holditch, S. N. Chivington, J. L. superior student, in his reading meth on the heart. "clamp" on cartooning honors for the statistical truth as indications of Jordan, L. K. Hackett, R. W. ods, whether for study or recreation, State of Georgia. brightness or dullness. Klein, E. W. Lang, 0. H. seems to have the faculty of making All paddling at initiation rites was Hutcheson, T. F. On April 4, 1933, Tom Sanders, Jr., Bright pupils, they found, read with fun out of work, and to a lesser de recently abolished by the U. S. C. chap Pi Kappa Alpha former cover artist for the Yellow out being distracted by any minor dis- gree, work out of fun." ter of Beta Kappa. Eldridge, Al Ahern, L. R. Jacket and contributor to College Tarbutton, Harry Humor, became the first official state cartoonist in the world, by procloma- Kappa Alpha tion of Governor Talmadge. Other Emrey, Earl Plaginos, Paul KNIVES OF FLAME governors, taking Mr. Talmadge's David, Preston Wells, Guy lead, appointed official state cartoon Oxy-Acetylene Machine Cutting and Flame Rice, Henry Morgan, Dean ists, but the former Tech boy who Cole, Ed Lewis, Morgan Machining Lower the Cost of Fabrication. caused a sensation at the High Mu Munroe, Lee Ray seum of Art, when a student there, By H. ULLMER* Delta Sigma Phi gets the honor of being the first to Adams, R. 0. Hultzem, G. bear that title. Now he is again ap ELING OF STEEL PLATES TO THE CUTTING OF Smith, Vernon Batts, W. pointed, proving his worth and prog INTRICATE PATTERNS. MOST OF THE MA Phi Gamma Delta ress in his chosen profession. CHINES CAN CUT VERTICALLY AND HORI A. V. Anderson Washburn, B. S. Tom is to be remembered as the ZONTALLY. SOME CAN BE ADJUSTED TO CUT S. Shroder Wood, J. E. fellow who conceived many of the CIRCLES WITHOUT THE USE OF PATTERNS. J. E. Brasfield Little, A. J. OTHERS CUT BEVELS, GOUGE GROOVES, funny poems and illustrated jokes that AND SHAPE COMPLICATED DESIGNS. Phi Epsilon Pi have appeared in Yellow Jackets of FLAME-CUT PARTS —ARE Gassenheimer, I. the past few years. Tom is also re SHAPE THOUSANDS OF WELDED INTO ASSEMBLIES LIKE THIS Phi Sigma Kappa OKE FOR A 25,000 KVA WATER membered as the young cartoonist who IDENTICAL PARTS "HEEL GENERATOR. Marion Konneman contributed that popular series of THE ECONOMICAL CONTINUOUS OR IN William D. Evans, Jr. sports cartoons which recently ap TERMITTENT PRODUCTION OF IDENTICAL Edward J. Perry peared on the sport pages of The At REGULAR OR IRREGULAR SHAPES FROM ROLLEDPATTER N COST IS REDUCED TO A MINIMUM OR FORGED STEEL IS AN OUTSTANDING ACAND THE MAKING AND STORAGE OF EX Charles K. Bautz lanta Constitution. COMPLISHMENT OF PRESENT DAY OXY- PENSIVE AND INTRICATE PATTERNS IS ACETYLENE CUTTING MACHINES. WITH LIKE CUTTING CHEESE—THE AVOIDED. IN MOST CASES TRIE MACHINE Tank Stars Prepare OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING BLOWPIPE REMARKABLE EASE THEY FOLLOW TEMPLETS CUT SHAPES CAN BE BEVELED EASILY BY Two Rounds Over DEMOLISHES A 52-TON CAST IRON ROCK OF THE DESIRED FORM FOR THE PIECES TOOXY-ACETYLEN E CUTTING AND QUICKLY For First Meet CRUSHER BOWL. BE CUT. SO ACCURATE ARE THE RESULTS MADE READY FOR ASSEMBLY BY WELDING, In Basketball League THAT FOR MANY PURPOSES THE CUT PIECESTHU S FURTHER REDUCING THE COST OF THE (Continued from Page 4) CAN BE USED WITHOUT MACHINING OR (Continued from Page 4) MACHINES FOR GUIDING AND MOVING FINISHED EQUIPMENT AND MAKING A MORE Mason Williams, J. M. Williams, K. T. FURTHER FINISHING. ONLY BY LOOKING Sigma Alpha Epsilon 21; Sigma Nu THE OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING BLOWPIPE SALABLE AND A MORE SERVICEABLE PRODUCT. McKinstry, and Coley; Distance — AUTOMATICALLY ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT CLOSE AT THE SMOOTH SIDES OF THE CUT 11. CAN AN EXPERIENCED EYE TELL THE DIFFER Ormond House, Grant LeRoux, R. OF THE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MAN'S Alpha Tau Omega 40; Phi Epsilon ENCE FROM A MECHANICAL CUT. MACHINES NOW AVAILAHLE Martin, Chapman, and Perry; Breast HARNESSING OF FLAME FOR PRODUCTIVE Pi 8. PURPOSES. LIKE RIBBONS OF FIRE, MULTI MACHINES OF ALL SORTS FOR VARIOUS Stroke — Ed Richardson and K. 0. PLE FLAMES OF OXYGEN MIXED WITH IN A WIDE VARIETY OF PIECES Hart; Backstroke—Hale and Plage; Chi Phi 25; Kappa Sigma 9. TYPES OF OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING AND ACETYLENE SURROUND A JET OF PURE OXY SOME OF THE DIFFERENT PIECES OF FLAME MACHINING HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED Diving—Perry. Monday, March 4 GEN TO CUT STEEL, CAST IRON AND OTHEREQUIPMEN T FABRICATED FROM OXY-ACETY BY THE LINDE AIR PRODUCTS COMPANY, The freshman team will be com Phi Kappa Sigma 18; Kappa Alpha FERROUS METALS INTO INTRICATE PATTERNS LENE SHAPE-CUT STEEL INCLUDE: PRESS A UNIT OF UNION CARBIDE AND CARBON —QUICKLY AND EASILY—WITH REMARK posed of the following men: Bicker- 14. FRAMES OF ROLLED STEEL REQUIRING HIGHCORPORATION . ASSISTANCE AND INFOR ABLE SAVINGS IN COSTS OVER OLD METHODSSTRENGT. H AND RESISTANCE TO SHOCK, staff and Tift, breast stroke; Steven Sigma Chi 18; Chi Psi 8. MATION AS TO HOW OXY-ACETYLENE CUT GEAR BLANKS, CAMS IN ALL TYPES OF IN TING CAN BE ECONOMICALLY FITTED INTO son and Mattingly, distance; Horton Phi Delta Theta 27; Pi Kappa Al NEW METHODS OF PRODUCTION TRICATE DESIGNS, FORMING DIES WHICH YOUR PRODUCTION OPERATIONS CAN BE and Giles, back stroke; Campbell and pha 5. SINCE 1905, OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING NEED LITTLE FINISHING BEFORE USE, AND OBTAINED WITHOUT OBLIGATION THROUGH Nickolls, dashes; Hoist, diving. Sigma Phi Epsilon 17; Tau Epsilon BY HAND HAS BEEN WIDELY USED IN FLYWHEELS OFTEN OVER A FOOT THICK. INLIND E SALES OFFICES AT ATLANTA, BALTI The first meet of the '35 season will Phi 13. DEMOLITION AND MAINTENANCE WORK. EVERY CASE THE SHAPE-CUT PARTS RETAINMORE , BIRMINGHAM, BOSTON, BUFFALO, DURING THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS, THE THE GREAT INHERENT STRENGTH AND be a triangular affair with the Uni BUTTE, CHICAGO, CLEVELAND, DALLAS, EFFECTIVENESS OF OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING TOUGHNESS OF THE ROLLED OR FORGED versity of Tennessee and Maryville DENVER, DETROIT, EL PASO, HOUSTON, AS A MEANS OF PRODUCTION HAS BEEN STEEL FROM WHICH THEY ARE MADE. INDIANAPOLIS, KANSAS CITY, LOS AN College in Knoxville tomorrow. The PROVED AND TREMENDOUSLY MULTIPLIED GELES, MEMPHIS, MILWAUKEE, MINNE Yellow Jackets defeated these teams BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF MACHINES FOR COSTS CUT WITH OXY- APOLIS, NEW ORLEANS, NEW YORK, in a similar meet last year, but Coach VARIOUS REPETITIVE CUTTING REQUIRE ACETYLENE CUTTING PHILADELPHIA, PHOENIX, PITTSBURGH, Thrash is unable to tell what chances MENTS. THE OPERATING FIELDS OF THESE NO GREAT INVESTMENT IN MACHINERY PORTLAND, ORE., ST. LOUIS, SALT LAKE MACHINES RANGE FROM THE SIMPLE BEV his team has of winning this meet. IS NEEDED FOR OXY-ACETYLENE CUTTING. CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, SPOKANE, ANA TULSA. EVERYTHING FOR OXY-ACETY The complete schedule will probably LENE WELDING AND CUTTING—INCLUDING be as follows: LINDE OXYGEN, PREST-O-LITE ACETY March 9—U. of Tenn. and Maryville LENE, UNION CARBIDE AND OXWELD APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES—IS AVAILABLE College, Knoxville. FROM LINDE THROUGH PRODUCING PLANTS March 16—Clemson, there. AND WAREHOUSE STOCKS IN ALL INDUS March 23—Atlanta Y.M.C.A., here. TRIAL CENTERS. April 6—U. of Georgia, there. Coach Thrash is trying to arrange WITH ENGINEERING COOPERATION meets for the freshman team with the you can draw with your pet pen AND the Emory freshmen, the Georgia fresh right drawing ink—that's Higgins', of course USERS OF OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING AND men, and the local high schools. —right for color—right for pen CUTTING, AND OTHER PRODUCTS AND PROC — right for brush. The toughest meet of the season ESSES DEVELOPED BY UNITS OF UNION 16 Waterproof Colors, Water will probably be with Clemson. The CARBIDE AND CARBON CORPORATION proof and General (soluble when BENEFIT FROM A MOST UNIQUE COORDINA Tigers have several one-sided victories dry) Blacks. TION OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH WITH MANU to their credit, but they were barely CHAS. M HIGGINS A CO., Inc. FACTURING, SALES AND SERVICE FACILITIES. 271 Ninth St. Brooklyn, N. Y. nosed out in a recent meet with Flor THESE COMBINED RESOURCES OF A VAST ida. The Jackets will be unable to meet ORGANIZATION ASSURE A FULL MEASURE OF HIGGINS' the 'Gators this year because any open SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE. dates of either team conflicts with the American ONE OR A MILLION —FLAME CUT PARTS CAN BE PRODUCED EASILY AND *Chief Engineer, Service Division, The Linde Air Spring Holiday of the other school. CHEAPLY BY OXY-ACETYLENE MACHINE CUTTING. THESE DIPPER TOOTH BLANKS Products Company, Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon DRAWING INKS ARE ALIKE AS TWO PEAS IN A POD. NO EXPENSIVE PATTERNS OR DIES ARE REQUIRED. Corporation. Friday, March 8, 1935 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Page 7

Spring Sports Squads Moore, John Ridley, Charlie Dannals, Technique "Regular Fellows Billy Street and Billy Ginn. Swing Into Action The baseball team is fortunate in Contest" Starts Today having back this year several letter (Continued from Page 1) men and outstanding beginners. ATLANTA in the Southern Conference meet in JI

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LUCKIES USE ONLY . . . CENTER LEAVES GIVE YOU THE MILDEST SMOKE Friday, March 8, 1935 Page 8 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA FENCING TEAM TO SOCIALLY SPEAKING for the collich boys via the Debbie Alumni to Sponsor Homecoming MEET ALABAMA HERE route, but there is still Claire and (Continued from Page 2) Ruth. (Continued from Page 5) the Jones boys. Seems that the Fugitt * * * Dance for Scholarship Funds on the floor to meet them. Owing to what-ever-it-was isn't holding sway GLEAMINGS brings us a few high the difficulty and expense of trans as much as it was in the days past We lights from ye olde note book . . . In order to increase the George W. tions in immediately, accompanied by portation, only a limited number of wonder . . .? and at the same time it Culver Kidd welcomes the end of the Adair Scholarship Fund, the Commit check payable to C. M. Griffin, Home men can be taken on the fencing trips. seems that Page of the Fugitt regime hoop season, as did Barge . . . Kay tee has taken definite steps by plan coming Treasurer, Georgia Tech, At The men pay all their own expenses has gone songy and stepped out of Kyser at the Blackhawk seems to ning a series of Thanksgiving and lanta, Georgia. Upon receipt of and do not always have the money to tbe picture. Maybe its Petrelish. have made quite the impression in the Homecoming dances for the alumni check, tickets will be mailed to you by go, even if they are selected. In addi Which reminds us, where are the Hun- South, from the telegrams of south and students. A copy of the letter return mail. tion to the men who fenced at Tusca- nicutts this year? There is sister ern origin that he received on his re now being sent to all Tech alumni is We believe that the alumni are looca, Coach Morenus will have avail Mary Cobb that gets too sophisticated turn Mid-nite Flyers program . . printed below: anxious to contribute in every way able Bob Fagan, whom he considers possible to the well being of the A REAL Homecoming for the alumni the best epee prospect ever discovered school. We trust that this effort will of Georgia Tech is being planned at at Tech, and who is also a good man receive one hundred per cent support. the Georgia game on November 30th. with the foils. Freeman Williams, of Yours for a better Tech, better boys At that time a series of dances will last year's varsity, Hugh Ivey, an and a better team, be featured, the profits of which will other sophomore star, who has won Sincerely, be turned over to the George W. Adair two out of three starts for Tech, and GEORGE C. GRIFFIN, Scholarship Fund. For the last few Kupiac, the fiery midget who moves Chairman; years, this fund has almost ceased to so fast that he is hard to see. The RHODES PERDUE, '21, operate. Tech team will be fighting hard to IN FLTLFINTFL! C. M. GRIFFIN, '30, We are asking every alumnus to at avenge the defeat of last Saturday. GILBERT BOGGS, '27, Wholesale Radio Service Co.. the largest tend a buffet supper and dance to be The team has lost two matches by a Radio Orgcn zation of its kind in the world— Committee. now has great, modern salesrooms in Atlanta. TECH held on Friday night preceding the one-point margin, and one by a two P. S.—An audited statement will be s udrnts are invited to avail themselves of the oppor Georgia football game, at the Naval point margin, and they feel that they tunity to buy here at our lowest Wholesale Prices—Kits, mailed to every supporter. are due to get a break. sets, parts and experiirental equipment always in stock. 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