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Published Semi-Weekly by Students of the Georgia Institute of Technology Vol. XXXVII GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1953 Blood Drive Refiults No. 39 Lower Man Expected National Flu Epidemic Only One Hundred and Fifty Pints Collected Here fty The Red Cross Spreading On Campus It the end of the first week-end of the blood drive, the amount of blood donated has fallen far below the expected amount. The total Bridge Club Adivises Howell Dormitory Used amount collected by the American Red Cross at Tech so far is only one hundred and fifty pints. The contemplated amount was seven Students to Enter hundred pints. On Friday fifty- As Emergency Hospital four pints were collected and on Many students were not able Tournament Here By Jerry Lavinsky Saturday ninety-six. to donate blood because they did Poor Results not have signed releases from the There will be a duplicate bridge As the influenza epidemic has spread all over the country and session sponsored by the Georgia even other parts of the The Interfraternity Council parents or guardian if they were world, so has it increased here. Although the Blood Drive Committee had con- under eighteen years of age. Many Tech Bridge Club on Wednesday, greatest part of the epidemic has past, there are still quite a few bed- templated approximately fourteen students were also under the opin- February 4, at 7:30 p.m. The ses- ridden patients in the infirmary. As of 4 p.m. Sunday, there were hundred pints of blood. They gave ion that if they were under eigh- sion will be held at the Tech twenty-six patients in the infirm- no explanation for the poor re- teen and had donated blood before YMCA. The Bridge Club advises ary. Four of the cases are not re- a slight increase over the normal amount for this time of year. sponse but stated that the present that they were not required to that all students who are planning lated to the present epidemic. The epidemic of flu may have had have signed releases again. This, to enter the Intercollegiate Bridge infirmary has a normal capacity Measles, Mumps of twenty-six patients but due to some effect on the results. however, is not true. Anyone un- Tournament should come to the The other four patients in the der eighteen must have a meeting and get some practice. the present emergency it has been infirmary are suffering from meas- release The Intercollegiate Bridge Tour- boosted in capacity to facilitate whether they have donated blood les and mumps. There are two of fifty-four patients. All Latin Students before or not. nament will be held some time in each. The students with measles February. Second Chance Howell Dorm have the German variety, which Invited to Dinner The Bloodmobile will be here Last week when there were more is the least serious. Dr. Stoddard again next week-end. It will begin cases of the flu and related ill- stated that there are always a few At Women's Club operations both on Friday and USAF Now Offering nesses than could be placed in the such cases at the beginning of the winter and spring quarters. These All Latin American students are Saturday at 8 a.m. and will close infirmary, as an emergency meas- invited by the Pan American Lea- at 2 p.m. One important fact to New Opportunities ure the first floor of Howell Dor- cases are caused by returning stu- dents who, during their vacation, gue of Atlanta to a dinner on keep in mind is that no fatty foods mitory was evacuated of its resi- contracted the germ from others. February 4, at 6:30 p.m. at the can be eaten for a period of four To College Grads dents and sick students were mov- There is no epidemic of Measles or Woman's Club, 1150 Peachtree hours previous to the donation. ed in. There were as many as St., N.E. This is because fat has a bad ef- Immediate Call to Duty fifteen students convalescing in mumps but "it's impossible to tell what's brewing now," Dr. Stoddard The guest speaker will be Dr. fect on the blood and will spoil it Howell Dorm at one time. The For Accepted Students said. M. Gordon Brown, who has resided before it is used. more critical cases and those that The infirmary is accepting pat- in Bogota, Colombia, and Rio de Releases can be found elsewhere New opportunities for intere..it required the most attention had ing assignments within the rapid- ients who have colds and other Janeiro, Brazil for the past sev- in the paper. The committee urges priority for the space in the in- ly expanding U. S. Air Force are firmary. Only the mild sufferers minor ailments that would make eral years, serving as cultural at- all students to donate their blood being offered to college graduates stayed in the converted dormitory. them susceptible to flu or related tache for the United States Gov- next week. in a , program aimed at securing diseases. This is being done as a ernment in both cities. Dr. Brown Stoddard Speaks highly qualified commissioned per- preventative measure. was long a resident of Atlanta Dr. Spotswood Stoddard, Tech's sonnel. Headquarters Fourteenth and formerly taught in the Mod- "No Other Gods" physician, said Sunday that the Air Force announced that this pro- present number of cases is the ern Languages department at A film entitled "No other Gods" gram is designed to attract per- Georgia Tech. least it has been in the past two President Receives will be presented at the weekly sons with scientific or engineering weeks, "but we are not out of Those who wish to attend, please meeting of the Wesley Founda- backgrounds for work in certain call the woods yet." He said that there Complimentary Note Mr. Bruce R. Gordon, DE. tion, Friday night at 8:00 p.m. In- technical specialties. 1621, Ext. 361, between the hours terested students are invited to has been a slack over the week- of 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. attend. Immediate Duty end but things may speed up From Hotel Official Those appointed as officers in again at the beginning of the President Van Leer received a the Air Force Reserve will be week. This is because students who very complimentary letter from Enameling Process Shown called to immediate active duty feel that they may be ill will try Mr. Seymour Weiss, president of to fight off any sickness by taking the Roosevelt Hotel in and trained at technical schools, • New Or- if necessary, to completely qualify it easy over the week-end and leans. The letter highly praised By Ceramic Engineering them for assignment to duties in when they begin classes they will the performance of the Georgia the electronics, communications, become sick if they are not almost Tech Glee Club in the Blue Room By Harvey Hochman research and development, and completely cured. on New Year's Eve, and went on In past years the ceramic engineering exhibit at the engineers' weather fields. Of the patients presently in the to say, "Your great university and fair was the hot spot of the displays, with their kilns roasting infirmary, only about half are ac- you are to be congratulated on 3 f/2 Years samples for the visitors. However, this year the ceramic display will tually suffering from influenza, your fine team, your Glee Club be quite small and centered around the process of enameling. In College graduates, and those and all but four of the rest are and the fine standing of Georgia addition to this small display, the who have completed 3 1/2 years victims of assorted respiratory Tech throughout the United ceramic engineers are going to a number of pottery pieces made study toward a degree majoring diseases and sore throats. This is States." put on a Ceramic Fair in their by the students in their ceramic in engineering, mathematics, phy- building on the campus. The rea- labs. sics or chemistry, are urged to son behind this new type of dis- consider the advantages of career Architects to Exhibit Models play for the Ceramics school is advancement in the Air Force. Ap- that the equipment necessary to University Center's pliptions may be submitted prior show the true role of ceramic en- to graduation, but appointment Of Modern Industrial Designs gineering is too large to place Psychology Talk will not be made until a final tran- This year the Architecture department's display during Engineers' in the exhibit hall. script of scholastic record is sub- Week will include an exhibit built by the industrial design division At the Ceramic Engineering Here This Week mitted. of the Architecture school. Although not too much is known at Star Gazers present of what the industrial designers are to show, their part of building all the large machines and Dr. 0. H. Mowrer, Research Pro- kilns will be in operation to College graduates with a bacca- the display will include a number show fessor from the University of Illi- buildings designed by the student laureate degree, including mathe- of models depicting the role of the different processes in the cera- nois, president-elect of the Amer- architects. In addition, there will matics through integral calculus industrial design in industry. mic industry. A brick-making ma- ican Psychological Association, also be contemporary furniture and one year of college physics, chine will extrude miniature bricks noted scientist, author, lecturer, Huge Dome and modernistic plants placed in may apply specifically for a re- which will be given to the visitors. and teacher, will address the stu- The major part of the architec- the dome and around the exhibit to serve commission in the meteor- Before the bricks are given out, dents taking courses in psychology ture display will be housed under display the modetrn trend in in- they will be first baked in a large and any other interested indivi- ology field. This particular spec- a modern miracle of solid geome- terior decorating. electrically controlled, gas-fired duals at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, ialty offers great opportunity for tric construction. A number of the Nude Studies further study at several leading kiln. Then they will go through February 5, in Room 204 of the student architects are now con- One of the big features of the colleges and universities. a complete coloring and enameling M.E. building. Dr. Mowrer is spon- structing this large geodesic dome, exhibit will be a number of draw- process. The students will also sored by the University Center in Applicants must be less than which is a hemisphere built com- ings and paintings done by the show how modern pottery is made Georgia. 27 years of age, American citizens, pletely of straight steel members fifth year students. Among these in comparison to the methods used and able to meet the physical fastened in such a way to give the just Wednesday evening, February 4, drawings there will be a number a few years ago. at 8:15 p.m., Dr. Mowrer will qualifications for military service. impression of a curved surface. of nudes painted by Tech archi- Application for appointment as an The dome will be twelve feet high At the exhibit in the display speak on "How Right Was Freud" tecture students at the High Mu- Air Force Reserve officer under and twenty-four across. hall there will be models of the in the Assembly Room, Church seum of Art. Some of the draw- this program may be obtained at Inside the dome there will be machines being shown in the Cera- School building, Emory campus. ings are now on display in the any Air Force installation. models and drawings of proposed architecture library. mics building. There will also be The public is invited. Tuesday, February 3, 1953 Page 2 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Women Wise Summer Positions Open Faculty Bulletin To Male Dorms For Employment Abroad (Issued by the Department of Public Relations) The Newberry College Women's A summer program of jobs in the U. S., Europe and South PROF. BUSH-BROWN GUEST COLUMNIST Harold B ush League has supplied new furnish- America has recently been announced by the American Friends Service Brown, director of the School of Architecture, was the December ings to one of the men's dormitor- Committee, a constituent of the Religious Society of Quakers. These columnist for Carl Feiss, whose column "Out of School" app ears ies in orders to make it more live- positions are available specifically to students who wish to broaden monthly in Progressive Architecture. Prof. Bush-Brown wrote on the able. This is all very nice of the their scope of experience and to est bulletin of the American subject, "A Change for the Better." He discussed the new building at Georgia Tech and the expansion program recently inaugurated by women's league, but how did they render humanitarian service while Friends Service Committee. earning their expenses and living know the men's dorm needed to be Similar units will meet through- the school. together with students engaged out the country to work in hos- ASSOCIATE REGISTRAR MAKES SURVEY—Horace W. Stur- made more liveable? in a similar program. pitals, mental institutions, and the gis, associate registrar, is the author of an article entitled "Trends ----Newberry College. The "Internes in Industry" youth fields of community service. There and Problems in College Admissions" appearing in the October issue project has summer units in the is also a program of jobs available of College and University, the Journal of the American Association East, Far West, and Midwest. It in Europe, Mexico, and undevelop- of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. The article is the will begin in mid-June and last ed areas, but mainly in the service result of a survey in this field conducted by Mr. Sturgis. HEADQUARTERS 10 weeks. Usually, the internes do fields. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROFESSOR TAKES PART IN FOR SHOOTERS unskilled work on an assembly For further information on any CONFERENCE—"Evaluation and Compensation of Interference for IN THE SOUTHEAST line, or as clerks. They pay $16 or phase of the program, The Amer- Various Multiple Machine Assignments" was the subject of a pap er $17 a week for room, board, and Quick-Dependable Service ican Friends Service Committee, presented by W. Dale Jones at a Motion and Time Study Conference some administrative costs. On Reloading and Gun Supplies, scopes, 336 Church St., Greensboro, N. C., in Winston-Salem, N. C., January 30. The conference was sponsored sights and mounts, shotgun chokes and "They became acquainted with should be contacted. by the Piedmont-Carolina Section of the ASME, and the Greensboro pads, new and used arms, fishing tackle. the points of view of both labor Area Chapter of SAM. SURE WE TRADE and management in their work, and in educational programs which MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROFESSOR APPOINTED TO CAC'S include field trips and meeting English Scholar TECH COMMITTEE—J. P. Vidosic has been appointed by President 961 Peachtree, Atlanta, Ga. with union representatives and Van Leer to serve on the Library Committee. Dr. Vidosic will fill the Phone VE. 3395 employees," according to the lat- To Be Honored vacancy left by Col. F. F. Groseclose who is on a leave-of-absence. FACULTY WITS — Faculty members attending out-of-town By Scott Faculty meetings during the past few weeks include the following: DONNELL Sir , renown- W. DUTTON and JOHN J. HARPER, aeronautical engineering, Inst. ed classical scholar, will speak at tute of Aeronautical Sciences Meeting in New York City . JAMES Agnes Scott College Friday, Feb. L. TAYLOR, textile engineering, Research Clinic of the National 6, at 10:15 a.m. in student as- Cotton Council of America, Savannah, Ga. . . . HERMAN K. FULMER, WATCH FOR sembly, Presser Hall. The public mathematics, Gordon County-Calhoun Teachers Association, Calhoun, is invited to hear him, without Ga. . .. L. D. WYLY, and R. G. FLEDDERMANN, physics, American charge. Sir Richard and Lady Physical Society, Cambridge, Mass. . . . J. G. WOHLFORD, JOHN Livingstone are staying (Feb. 4-9) CAIN, and WILLIAM HITCH, cooperative division, American Society RED at the Agnes Scott Alumnae for Engineering , Cooperative Division Meeting, Cleveland, House, as guests of the college Ohio. and of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Dun- stan. Mrs. Dunstan is a member of the Agnes Scott faculty. Authority Proposes Plan Formerly vice-chancellor of Ox- ford University and president of Corpus Christi College, , For Better "Education" Sir Richard is the author of numer- ON YOUR CHECK AT "Students who distribute their He says that too many students, ous books and articles on classical the even after they reach college age, education and its place in the mod- studying evenly throughout still concentrate all their study on ern world. Among his books are week will be the students who get one or two nights or afternoons a "The Greek Genius and its Mean- an education instead of just. a diploma, according to E. J. Fisher, week. "Generally speaking it is JUNIOR'S ing to Us," "Portrait of ," who conducts a University of Ten- the student who studies some each 134 NORTH AVENUE "Education for a World Adrift," nessee laboratory on remedial day, even utilizing the half heurs "The Future in Education," and reading and effective study meth- and 15 minutes here and there, who " and Modern Education." ods. really gets something of value out of school." "Cramming," according to Fish- er, may serve the immediate pur- pose of passing the examination but information gained that way -• - is seldom retained. The counsellor stresses the importance of plan- ning ahead—perhaps with the help GRADUATING ENGINEERS of teachers or parents. Some of the student's "best" hours each day JET AVIATION should be left open for study. "This means some of the hours when he's not half asleep after a full and REPUBLIC even exhausting day," Fisher says. 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At Republic, you'll earn top salaries from the start and move ahead rapidly to take your place among the top men in this field with the unlimited future. The Ice Cream Served REPUBLIC'S REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Charles J. Ketson iit the Georgia Tech WILL INTERVIEW ON THIS CAMPUS Dining Hall WED. & THURS., FEB. 4-5

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JERSEY ICE CREAM CO. N. E. 784 N. Highland Ave., Tuesdal. February 3, 1953 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA College Survey Reveals Page 3 Agnes Scott "The Hasty Heart" Doubts of Korean Peace Juniors Give The sampling of student opinion is always of interest and in February 20-21 many cases brings forth important points of view 01 national politics Annual Fiasco, or local campus situations. Throughout the year, the Associated Col- Junior Joint at Agnes Scott, an legiate Press carries out various student opinion polls on current annual event drawing hundreds of questions that are being discussed the Atlanta college set to the gym- on the many campuses around the An engineering student at the nasium for an evening of musical country. Citadel, a military school in comedy and competition, will make on Korean War Charleston, South Ca. rolina, com- its 1953 appearance under the title ments on Korea, "The situation "Glory Be !" A poll recently completed show- Saturday evening, should be turned over to the mili- Feb. 7, at 8:00 p.m. ed that college students have little tary entirely; 'statesman' have al- With American history as the hope of either a speedy end to the ready blundered away two years in theme, suggested by the presiden- Korean war or of peace between *r" "I•ie 4 Korea." "There will be no tial election and inauguration, assortment of Russia and the United States. In com- promise," says a sophomore co-ed skits and dances will feature In- formal wear, for all occasions ... me- a survey taken by the ACP Na- from Regis College in Boston, dian ceremonies, the gay '90's, the ticulously tailored. Complete range tional Poll of Student Opinion, Massachusetts. "Either Russia or Charleston of the '20's, and other of sizes. students across the nation were the United States will 'be the lively reminders of the U. S. past. asked: Do you think the Korean victor. Those who feel that there COMPLETE LINE OF HABERDASHERY war will he over within six The Junior Joint Queen, Miss is still a chance for peace, tend to months? The results: Liberty this year, will be crowned pin their hopes on: as a result of money-raising com- Yes 5 per cent A revolution in the •Soviet Union petition among the four classes. No per cent and its satellites. Sophomores have served breakfast No opinion _ 10 per cent Soviet fear of Western power. in bed, seniors have offered them- Other 3 per cent U.S. "patience and diplomacy." selves as domestics to the faculty, Students were also asked: How Dwight D. Eisenhower. and freshmen have conducted a do you feel about chances for a contest with photographs of the "A turning back," as one stu- peaceful settlement of differences dent puts it, "to religion and God." boys they know. The busy juniors, ATwood 1132 between Russia and the United But a co-ed at Trinity College, in charge of the whole effort, are States? Here are the answers: D. C., sums up the feeling of many just assessing their members. Chances are students when, having granted good 3 per cent there's a chance for peace, she Chances are adds, "it will take a miracle." fair 27 per cent In the near future the Asso- Chances are ciated Collegiate Press will con- poor ______54 per cent duct a student opinion poll on the No chance _____12 per cent subject, "Should Communists Be YELLOW JACKET INN No opinion 4 per cent Permitted on College Faculties?" One Year Ago Is Serving the In a student opinion pool taken The one year ago the same question Smoker's Headquarters was asked. At that time only 45 Finest in Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and a Complete per cent of those interviewed said "Chances are poor." Most students Line of Sandwiches—Also All Popular Beverages lay both the Korean war and cold war at Russia's doorstep. "Russia is not looking for peace but for Pipes and Lighters Repaired AMPLE NORTH AVE. & PLUM STREET power," says a junior from Mount QUICK PARKING (Across from Coca-Cola Company) Mary College, Milwaukee. And a OPAL CIGAR CO, COURTEOUS Purdue university student sees SPACE 'ONLY ONE BLOCK FROM TECH" R "The Pip. Corner of the South" SERVICE "no chance" for peace "unless Corner of Forsyth We have greatly appreciated your there is a civil and Walton business in the past years and we aro looking war in Russia." forward to your continued patronage.

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We Hope Not Technique WORLD EVENTS By John Langford 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ffielinMemmiimmiumm111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Would You Refuse Aid 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 int Operation Smack. High military officials arc shaking their heads in bewilderment about the To A Wounded Friend? national uproar over a recently planned Korean operation. It appears that The monotonous thunder of artillery thought you'd let somebody else give. the widely publicized "Operation Smack" has reverberated right in the faces and the biting sensations of fear, awe It would be hard to tell this to the of the officers concerned. and emptiness cast the setting of a bat- wounded GI. Could it be that you The situation is a credit to the exploiting tactics of the press, which has tlefield in Korea. The bits of steel fly- didn't realize how much your blood been known to exaggerate facts at times, and the bandwagon techniques of ing through the air at a high rate of is needed? congressional headline hounds, who appear eager to gain publicity. Wh en speed are impersonal and terrible. A Participating in this drive is your news of the operation leaked out, wails of anguish arose from the cliques of GI' is hit and falls to earth. He may own personal perogative. If you don't alarmists and armchair strategists, whose knowledge of military affairs is generally die; he needs your blood. Are you wish to contribute no one can force you limited to the opinions of Washington coluninist4 and syndicated news reports. going to turn your back on him? to. But if you do, some wounded GI Seeing the juicy rewards of publicity that lay in the situation, loud-talking Two days of collecting blood here is going to thank his God that you did. politicos frantically jumped up with demands for sweeping investgations and last week netted only 150 pints. Some . This week-enil the bloodmobile will promises of heads to roll. Out of it all, it is obvious that they have merely been be back. The Red Cross won't take millions of innocent of this came from the ROTC instruc- successful in playing on the sentiments and emotions of tors, who evidently realize more than your blood unless you bring a release citizens. students what giving blood means. form with you. They won't take it if One needs only to investigate the facts to realize that the unjustly denounced you've eaten any fatty foods during the Some came from the female workers on "Operation Smack" is not "planned and organized slaughter of American campus. four hour period before your donation. youth" or "bloody exhibition like the gladiatorial spectacle of a Roman Maybe you forgot. Maybe you were Remember these things Friday and Sat- holiday." Many abased the operation merely because it was laid out according urday. "Help save the lives of those busy. Maybe you thought your con- to a schedule and arrangements were made so that some Korean commanders who offered theirs." tribution wouldn't be missed; you could make observations of the planned attack and acquire knowledge that FORM SE-2105 JULY 1948 could very easily save American lives in the future. RELEASE It is unfortunate that "Operation Smack" has received such notoriety, because from it much valuable information has been derived that will actually be of My (son) (daughter) great strategic significance in future operations. However, it will probably be has my permission to voluntarily make a donation of blood to the American Red Cross the situation to the layman mind and for that purpose may, at his or her own risk, submit to the tests, examinations and very difficult to explain the true aspects of procedures customary in connection with donations of blood. We agree that neither the of a typical armchair general, whose military knowledge is most likely limited Americdn National Red Cross nor any surgeons, physicians, technicians, nurses, agents or to that acquired during his service in the Boy Scouts. The present type of officers connected with any of them, or who may be participating otherwise in this work, dilemma is not new. History is full of episodes in which politicians have tried be in any way responsible for any consequences to him or her resulting from the slap to flout the reasoning of military leaders. The bitter experience of two wars has giving of such blood or from any of the tests, examinations or procedures incident thereto, itself—the military leaders winning the and we hereby release and discharge each and all of them from all claims and demands written the story that has often repeated whatsoever which we, our heirs, executors, administrators or assigns have or may have war and the politicians losing the peace. against them or any of them by reason of any matter relative or incident of such dona- tion of blood, and we agree that the above-mentioned organizations may use in any way The New Harry that they may deem advisable any balance or residue of the blood. It is apparent that from now on the nation will know a new Harry Truman. of Harry the politician, and Harry S. Truman, Presi- IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Heretofore we knew only dent of the United States. It seems that Mister T. is destined to be much more When day of , 195 popular as Harry Truman, private citizen of Independence, Missouri. Ike took over the reins of office and Mister Truman stepped down, many (Parent) (1.5.) thought that he would use his new position as another vantage from which to hurl salvos at the new Republican administration. However, finally relieved (Minor) of his former political obligations, Harry Truman offered cooperation and has In the presence of: at times since the change-over publicly supported President Eisenhower on his decisions. Instead of politics, Harry Trutnan's present interest is the proposed Truman Library which he hopes will be a civic monument. One Solution Found Bill Ross Says: Profs Should Attempt To Fraternity Hell Weeks Eliminate All Favoritism One of the many gripes commonly card. It was obvious to the class that Advertise Lack of Sense heard around the hill about instructors he had personal friends in the class The time of year is approaching bar from teaching the pledges hu- is favoritism. No one can rightfully and that he didn't want to show any when the ranks of many campus fra. mility, or making them realize the deny the fact that there are too many favoritism. Everyone in the class, ternitics will be swelled by the addi- value of membership ill the brother. instructors that are guilty of this. Some whether friend of the instructor or not, tion of new brothers. In fact, several hood, these antics merely inform a students consider it a good thing be- accepted the new rule with favor. No fraternities have already conducted ini- large number of people that a particu- doubt they respected the instructor all and cause they have the "talent" of getting tiation ceremonies and many former lar fraternity has no better sense, into good graces with some of their the more for his honorable action. pledges, so recently considered the low- convince outsiders that fraternity men instructors. We can freely say that the We believe that this idea is an excel- est of the low, now wear the pin. This are so many fools. Hell week is perhaps majority suffer from favoritism. lent one. It should be followed by the heavy is good; in an environment where we the largest single reason for many instructors who presently play fa- Last week, one of the comparatively are forced to live in constant contact criticism that fraternities have drawl vorites. As a matter of fact, we think young instructors here, who was con- with four thousand other potential en- in the past. scious of the fact that he might play that the system could be used by all gineers, it is natural that many of us intelligently: instructors for more fairness. Students Hell i•eek, if conducted favorites on grading a quiz, found his shout(' want to be a part of a smaller, fraternities own solution to the problem. When might come to respect some of the in- can accomplish what the more exclusive group of men whose structors who are. now on the bottom wish without being offensive to anyone. the class was ready to take a quiz that backgrounds and tastes arc similar. to re. of their lists. One possible way for fraternities required discussion answers, the instruc- But the fraternity system has its ob- To start the crusade it is up to the verse unfavorable public opinion and tor told his class not to put their names jectionable features. The most obvious useful on their papers but their alpha num- students themselves to ask their instruc- at the same time do something is the way that some fraternities choose week for hell bers instead. Every student is assigned tors to use the system. is to substitute •help to conduct their "hell weeks." Why is such a number and it is on his I.D. —Jerry 1. Lavinsky it necessary for a pledge week. to wear a all ridiculous costume for a Meanwhile, until some changes week without who arc changing? Or to burden himself with made, watch for the .pledges Then decide g()lI1 through (.1%ay.17ek. a host of useless objects designed to s being make his life miserable? Or to travel if the lesson they 're learning i to the far ends of the city, or farther, tatigh i best . "The South's Liveliest College Newspaper" to perform a fool's errand? !till Ro- Published semi-weakly except weekly from June Entered at the post office In Atlanta as mall IS to Septavnber 15 by the students of the Georgia matter of the second class. Accepted for mailing Institute of Technology. 225 North Ave., N. W., at special rata of postage provided for In Section as an expression of student news and opinion 1105, Act of October 2, 1917, authorized April 3, 1922. TECHNIQUE PLATFORM: only. Letters to the Editor and signed article, I Student voice In matters of student Int. Stu deal GQ"ri. repratent the views of their writers and hot t S. amporrewbot lb/in of atom Intereat is Subecription rates $1.00 per (warier Encouragement of school spirit seceesarily those of the editor. litirenitervoid:tivelipz;%. Bettor orientation and eftestl.. n o 1,1,1 ts. TheikerpsioiTeshotklua.hibt altiotmirisress: lfau Editor Russ Leverette 4 rte. 34 More participsUon In the Intramural sp..rle Business Manager Don Gordon et IMP_ pPrr7nriaorntion repreNet intermit of artiv• tempos dm• beet s- orgasisatiosba r rest Netimillita field ovatereitlay TuesdaY, February 3, 1953 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Page 5 Neu, Half-Size Cigarette Other Colleges Say Ideal For Short Drags By Norman S. Tarlin Frustrated Frosh Follows Femme Each of the major cigarette companies in the United States is By Jerry Braverman both Fresno and San Jose don't trying its best to create the largest demand for their respective A personal in the classified section of the Daily Northwestern like to win. It's a plaque which products. A short while ago the makers of Chesterfield introduced a went as follows: "To the most beautiful doll in the world. Will the says, "We lost the Fresno-San Jose king-size cigarette to the market. Through their advertising campaigns game." The team which wins the out that movie stars, beautiful, redhaired young lady who got into a 1946-48 Pontiac across they pointed plaque has to display it in a of distinction, leaders of who is always being called away the street from Ethridge's about 10:45 Monday, January 12, please women call (Chicago) Midway 3-6000 and prominent place for the rest of the and others were set to to answer a phone will also re- industry ask for Bill Rosenthal. Please 52 Sundays. Take half an hour year. Fresno has won it for the smoke their product for years to ceive .value from the new Half- leave a message if not in. I must for lunch and 3 months for sum- past five years. come. This king-size smoke gave Size. Think of the student who meet you. Please do not ignore my mer vacation. This leaves 91 days. competition to Pall Mall and was tries to have a quick smoke be- —Iowa State Daily. plea. From a poor University of Take 52 Saturdays, a couple of joined shortly by Philip Morris tween classes and is forced to Chicago student who has been weeks for Christmas vacation and crush out his cigarette after only in the extra long smokes. smitten with your beauty and cpring and Thanksgiving vaca- one or two puffs. The new Half- What A Waste! poise." tions. This leaves 2 weeks of school Techwuod Theatre Size cigarette will eliminate all each year. In their search for new markets, waste —Daily Northwestern. PHONE EL. 2880 and bring more enjoyment —The Southeastern. these companies all overlooked to the average smoke. * * * the average smoker. The smoker * * * The Peasants At the University of Washing- of today is a strange duck. He The new Half-Size cigarette was ton the "ideal couple" on campus Most schools like to win football hardly ever completely finishes designed with the peasants in was chosen. The couple consists of trophies, but there's one which entire cigarette. In fact, ninety- his mind. It was engineered for the a guy who kicks points after touch- per cent of all cigarettes are Free Parking Space Next to Theatre five man who never has the chance to downs and the guy who holds the smoked only half-way down. Fifty smoke for more than three con- ball. PROGRAM per cent lands up in an ash tray secutive minutes. And the new —Washington Daily. DICKSON'S Wednesday-Thursday, Feb. 4-5 or in the gutter. What a waste of Half-Size is just the thing for * * * "MY SON JOHN" American industry! people with limited budgets. Just MAGIC GRILL According to the Southeastern VAN HEFLIN Cig Sizes think, forty wonderful Half-Size Also State College, college students at- A cigarette that measures three cigarettes for the price of twenty tend classes only 14 days of every OPEN 24 HOURS "ATOMIC CITY" a quarter inches long is king- regular size smokes. Twice as and year. They reached this figure NANCY GATES si ze, while one which measures much enjoyment for the same after examination of these statis- 515 West Peachtree and three-quarters inches long amount Friday-Saturday, Feb. 6-7 two of money. tics. is called regular size, Why not Since Half-Size cigarettes are 300 Park Avenue, S.E. "RAWHIDE" A student sleeps away one-third bring a new size on the market? still in the planning stage, inter- TYRONE POWER of the year away: 8 hours a day. 541 Ponce de Leon Also A new Half-Size cigarette that ested smokers should ask for them This leaves 243 days. There are measures one and three-quarter at the local smoke shops and create "LET'S GO NAVY inches long is now needed. This the demand. With Half-Size cig- BOWERY BOYS new revolutionary size will be arettes on the market, the needs FORMAL WEAR RENTALS Sun.-Mon.-Tues., Feb. 8-9-10 ideal for the man or woman who of our average smoker will be Double Breast Tuxedo, Complete Outfit 4.50 New Style Light Weight Single Breast Tuxedo, "SON OF PALEFACE" is always in a rust. The person satisfied. Complete Outfit 7.50 BOB HOPE Rental Black Shoes Available Also Ray :non' 01Xelley 219 Mitchell6 Street, S.W. "ELOPEMENT" School Mail Now Carries WAlnut 9960 CLIFTON WEBB Postmark Advertisements By Bruce Baldwin McDONNELL Georgia Tech has hit upon a novel method of advertising the AIRCRAFT CORPORATION school throughout the South. Wherever the school sends mail a "traveling billboard" accompanies the letter in the form of postmark • advertising. This involves placing a plug for the school, business firm, or charity next to the postmark on Graduate Plan the outside of the envelope. Tech campaigns and for the advertising For rented its postmark machine from needed by large business firms. To- Pitney-Bowes, Inc., a firm which day all large businesses in the MASTER OF SCIENCE handles these machine for a mojor country use this method of adver- section of the South. tising because of its versatility. And Since Tech has only used these Each individual postmark is seen machines for only a little over a by an average of nine people and DOCTOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES month the variety of advertising possibly more, which is good ad- has, to date, been necessarily limit- vertising coverage for any firm. PURPOSE to 36 hours per week, attending Wash- To assist outstanding BS graduates in ed. The main features of the school ington University on an individually ar- obtaining their Master of Science and which are being advertised are: ranged schedule. A Master of Science Doctor of Science Degrees while em- Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC Degree should be ' obtained within a COX MUSIC SHOP ployed in industry and making a signifi- maximum of two calendar years. Under units, the co-op plan, and the cant contribution to national defense evening school. As far as can be Latest with the HITS on this arrangement it will be possible for work. a candidate to earn approximately 85% ascertained only two other col- Decca, RCA-Victor, ELIGIBILITY Columbia and Capitol of a normal year's salary and to attend leges in Georgia have taken ad- June 1953 graduates receiving BS De- the university during regular semesters vantage of this form of advertis- grees in the following fields: VOICE AND PIANO while working toward his advanced de- ing, the University of Georgia and Aeronautical Engineering gree. Emory University. RECORDING Civil Engineering COMPENSATION Postmark advertising was ap- Electrical Engineering Compensation will be commensurate proved by the Post Office Depart- 161 Peachtree Street Electronic Engineering with the individual's ability and experi- ment in 1929 for the use of MAin 2378 Mechanical Engineering ence. Compensation growth will be on charities, infantile paralysis fund Physics the same basis as the full time members Those chosen to participate in this Plan of the engineering staff. In addition, the will be from the upper portion of their candidate will be eligible for all other graduating class and will have evidenced benefits accruing to full time employees. unusual technical ability. They must HESTERFIELD also have evidenced imaginative ability TUITION and possess personality traits enabling Tuition covering the required number of LAUNDRY them to work well with others. units necessary to obtain an advanced degree will be paid by McDonnell Air- CITIZENSHIP craft Corporation. "the Applicants must be United States citi- zens' who can be cleared for "Secret." SELECTION OF CANDIDATES Candidates will be selected by officials ampus PARTICIPATING UNIVERSITY Washington University in St. Louis will of McDonnell Aircraft Corporation and participate in this program and candi- Washington University. leaners" dates for Master of Science and Doctor DATES FOR APPLYING of Science Degrees must meet entrance June 1953 graduates should make in- 2 Days Regular Service On Cleaning requirements for advanced students at formal applications prior to March 15, 3 Days Regular Service On Laundry this university. 1953. McDonnell Aircraft Corporation PROGRAM will then forward formal applications Under this Graduate Plan the candidate which should be returned by April 15, will work full time at McDonnell Air- 1953, accompanied by up to date grade ONE DAY SERVICE craft Corporation until September 1953. transcripts. All replies will receive full By Request From September 1953 to June 1954 consideration and selections will be made candidates will work at M.A.C. from 28 during the month of May, 1953. In by 9:00 A.M. —Out by 5:30 P.M. ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TO Technical Placement Supervisor 130 NORTH AVENUE (Next to the Techwood Theatre) McDonnell Aircraft Corporation Post Office Box 516 St. Louis 3, Missouri Our Work is of the Highest Quality

Tuesday, February Page 6 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 3, 1953 Turner, Morris Picked Intramural Standings Change Give Blood This week-end saw many new Lambda Chi Alpha 48-39 in the changes in the intramural basket- Gold League and Theta Xi defeat- Most Valuable Players' ball and bowling standings. In ed Tau Kappa Epsilon and Pi By Al Cohen basketball Delta Tau Delta took Kappa Alpha to extend their Win- over the leadership in the White ning streak to four games. STANDARD At the Fox Theater's annual Tech Night fullback Glenn Turner League. In the five games they In bowling Alpha Epsilon Pi de- and linebacker George Morris received the Most Valuable Player played they have defeated Sigma feated Delta Sigma Phi 2-1 to PHARMACY awards for offense and defense, respectively. Before a capacity crowd Nu 58-48, Beta Theta Pi 54-18, give them top honors in the Tor- Serving Georgia Tech faculty Miss Julia Adams, star of "The Mississippi Gambler," presented these Pi Kappa Alpha 59-25 and Chi nado League. In the White Lea- boys with their trophies. Phi, which was the former leader gue /Sigma Phi Epsilon beat Sigm and students for 45 years 121 times he carried the ball, he a Glenn Turner, Georgia Tech gained 616 yards for an average Nu, their closest rival, 3-0 and of the league. In the Tornado Lea- fullback, was presented the offen- of 5.1 yards per carry. In the gue Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated Sigma Nu beat N Kappa Alpha, CORNER NORTH AVENUE sive trophy for his consistent and Georgia game, Turner was the Alpha Epsilon Pi to gain undis- also 3-0. Alpha Tau Omega de- AND LUCKIE STREET valuable playing, which made pos- only first string ball carrier in the puted leadership in the race for feated both Phi Delta Theta and EL-6344 sible another undefeated season Tech line-up and really proved league honors. Sigma Chi beat Delta Tau Delta, 3-0 and 2-1. for the Golden Tornado. In the himself by racking up 115 yards and making possible the victory. George Morris received the other Silas Hits Scoring Peak, RICHARD'S PANT'S SHOP trophy for his outstanding de- fensive work. In many of the NOW LOCATED 113 PEACHTREE STREET games Tech played, Tech might But Furman mains Gam e have lost if not for the outstand- By Mark Myers A Specialty Shop Featuring ing ability of Morris in calling the The Georgia Tech basketball five lost to Furman University in PANTS • SPORT COATS defensive signals and making Greenville, S. C., last Saturday evening by a 111-93 score. Although many of the decisive tackles. this is the highest score that Tech has compiled this year, it was SPORT SHIRTS • BELTS The evening also featured the not enough to overtake the high scoring Furman five. Furman's big introduction of Tech coach Bobby 6'-6" center Neil Gordon and Tech's Pete Silas each dropped in 39 breaking the mark of 30 set by RICHARD'S PANTS SHOP Dodd, the undefeated Sugar Bowl Jim Nolan during the 1948 season. Champions themselves and the points. Silas with his 39 points set 113 PEACHTREE STREET The second high scorer for Fur- music of the Georgia Tech Band. a new Engineer scoring record, man was Frank Selvy, who loop- ed in 17 points. Johnny Harwell and Howard Snead both pushed in 13 points while Gene Anderson hit for 10 points. GEORGIA TECH g Silas, f 17 39 Anderson, f 5 89 c Sennett, Lenholt, c ...... 0 1 1 Cohen, 1 f053 Austin, g 40 0 130 Crake, g ..... 3 3 9 Snead, g Harwell, g 6 1 13 __FURMAN g f fp Chambers, f ..... 2 2 6 Deard'fr, f 7 3 17 Gordon, c ..... 17 5 39 Thomas, c 0 0 0 Selvy, g 6 5 17 Granger, g 6 4 16 Pigg, g 1 0 2 Fraley, g 2 1 5 Wright, g 0 0 0 Bennett, g 3 3 9 Roberts, g 0 0 0

Track And Field • . Plans Announced By Dean Griffin -the only leading King-Size cigarette made an exclusively Dean George Griffin of Georgia Tech announced recently that the different way to avoid the main cause of irritation! third annual Georgia Amateur Athletic Union senior track and field championships will be held at Grant Field Saturday, May 23. NOW ! PHILIP MORRIS is available in the l'resent plans of the GA AU track new KING-SIZE for longer smoking enjoyment. and field committee, of which Dean Griffin Is co-chairman, are to run Remember, you'll feel better when you change KING-SIZE or REGULAR trials during the afternoon with Saturday to PHILIP MORRIS. In case after case, coughs all finals scheduled for due to smoking disappear . . . parched throat clears you cannot buy night under the lights. Many of the track teams in the up . . . that stale, "smoked-out" feeling vanishes! Southeastern Conference Will be any other cigarette represented in the meet, which Is So take your choice, but make your choice an open invitational affair. Au- PHILIP MORRIS — America's Most Enjoyable Cigarette! of equal quality! hurn's Plainsmen, coached by W1 1- (Continued on page 7) KING-SIZE or REGULAR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS YOU'LL FEEL BETTER MECHANICAL ENGINEERS smoking PHILIP MORRIS r- Interesting and challenging crowaves, SONAR, transistors, computers and non- line ar circuitr c umiry. Excellent pay with S-daY week, li ba errig.nal benefits profitt sh chtleihtor writ. le, application and EL cF1PHILIPMORBIS DIRECTOR OF PERSONN RADIATION, INC. Florida Box Q Melbourne,

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art i(orner Cagers Meet Bulldogs Tomorrow By Karl Frankel In Rubber Game of '53 Series ommormomenummmorunionning By Russ McDonough mh Lis team their three wins and BASKETBALL. TEAM IMPROVING The Engineer basketball team will lay their .500 three losses in conference play, a Georgia conference mark Tech's basketball season has passed the midway point on the line next Wednesday as they play host to a University of much better record than the En- and the campaign is entering its final stages. The current squad won't Georgia squad that has not won a conference game, prior to their gineers were expcted to have at w contest with in any laurels as Southeastern Conference champion, but they have Mississippi last night. Despite the conference records the this stage of the season. Silas will endeared themselves to Tech fans because of their sensational play at game will be rated team with a toss - up due Gene Anderson at the home against some of the better quintets in the conference. Alabama, to the fact that the Yellow' Jackets three wins over powerful confer- -forward positions while freshman Auburn and Vanderbilt have all fallen victims to the men in White and Bulldogs have come. out even ence foes. Bill Cohen will handle the center and Gold because of great play late in the ball game by the Techmen. in two encounters earlier this sea- The contest will probably deve- slot. Handling the guard posts will Georgia, the only other team subdued by the Ramblin' Reeks, lost in son. Tech will likely have the edge lop into a scoring duel between by Eric Crake and Johnny Harwell. the consolation game of a Christmas holiday tournament. due to the fact that the game is Tech's captain Pete Silas and Geor- Guard Howard Snead will also see Coach Whack Nyder and his assistant, Roy Rowlett, have being played on their home floor, gia's Zippy Morocco. Morocco is considerable action in the game. taken an inexperienced and young five and have transformed then where they have pickedup their the leading scorer among South- Saturday will find the Yellow into a fast breaking, well organized squad which, like the Golden eastern Conference players but Jackets traveling to Mississippi Tornado football eleven, has the ability and determination to come Mermen Drop Silas is close behind. Silas has for an encounter with Ole Miss. back and win, games during the latter stages of play. Of course shown a definite increase in his Monday they will take on Miss- the lads have lost many more games than they have won, but scoring lately as he has hit for • ppi State before returning home Tech is currently in the process of rebuilding and if progress Aquatic Meet 24 and 39 points in Tech's last for their final two home games continues with as rapid strides as were evidenced this year, the two games against Vanderbilt and against Florida and Tennessee, basketball famine here will disappear and title contenders will To Georgians Furman. February 14 and 16. take the place of mediocre fives. The University of Georgia's Tech met Georgia in the Gator swimming team defeated Tech's Bowl Tournament last December COACH DODD'S WORK INCREASES mermen 62-22 in Tech's pool Fri- 29 and came out victorious, 71-53. WE HONOR STUDENT The NCAA ruling tossing out the two-platoon system has un- day night. There were many sup- In this battle Silas scored 19 points doubtedly placed many additional hardships on Coach Bobby Dodd erb performances throughout the for high scoring honors as he led PURCHASE CARDS and his staff of assistants. At the close of the Sugar Bowl game the meet by both Techmen and Bull- the Jackets to victory. But Jan- Jacket mentor thought his major tasks during spring football drills dogs. In the 50-yard free style uary 6 saw the results reversed would be to find replacements for graduating seniors and to find new event Reid Patterson of Georgia as the Bulldogs defeated the visit- TECH TAILORS ing Tech squad 70-57 with Moroc- methods and techniques for continuing the victory string which was tied the Tech pool record and the co hitting the net for 27 points. CLEANERS & LAUNDRY started back in 1951. Today, however, his tasks have become much SEC record of 23.3 seconds. In Silas, along with the rest of the Specialized Alterations more burdensome and in addition to the above mentioned tasks, he the 200-yard breast stroke Hal must transform his current squad into sixty-minute performers. Stoltz of Georgia was .2 seconds Tech team, had his worst night of Dry Cleaning - 1 Day Service the season. BASEBALL ACTIVITY SOON faster than the SEC record. Times Dyeing and Reweaving in this meet cannot be used as Coach Whack Hyder will use Baseball will also come into the spotlight in the near future. the same line-up that has given 51 NORTH AVE. (Next to Varsity) Coach Joe Pittard has already started making plans for the coin- new records because the only SEC volaummile ing season and is currently having the infield on Rose Bowl Field , records that are official are in the 11•11111•111MIIMIRR groomed for diamond activity. Several outstanding grid stars also SEC meet each year. Frank "Tur- tle Head" Strickland set a new The Prescott Restaurant take an active part in the diamond sport, but may not be able to see much action because they will be on the opposite end of the Tech varsity record in the 200- 533 W. Peachtree Street Next to Nurses' Home field partaking in football drills. yard backstroke with 2:55.5. Sam AIR CONDITIONED Van Leer of Tech won the 150- 58c — One meat and three vegetables and drink 58c TRACK, GOLF AND TENNIS NEWS yard individual medley. Georgia Track coach Norris Dean is also in the process of getting his gained all other firsts. Assortment of eight meats and fifteen vegetables runners into shape for the coming season. During the past years the Steve Mitakus of the Bulldogs, 40c — BREAKFAST ANYTIME — 40c thinclads have brought much honor to Tech by winning the conference the SEC 3-meter diving champion, One egg, bacon or sausage, grits, toast and jelly, coffee championship a number of times. Last season the team had one of its showed the diving style that made poorer years but greater things are expected from them this season. him famous. Every dive was near • Golf is another of the spring sports enjoyed here at Tech. H. E. perfection with Mitakus keeping Dennison, head of the Industrial Management department, tutors the the galleries in laughter with his linksmen and is hoping for some warm weather as is E. E. Bortell of antics before and after each div. the Physics department, who is tennis coach. Both men will un- Spence Boyd of Georgia was sec- doubtedly start hopeful candidates and letter winners to work as ond in diving, followed by Tech's soon as the thermometer climbs a little higher. Bill Hannah. GAAU (Continued from page 6) bur Hutsell, captured the title last ENGINEERING year. 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Tuesday, February 3, 1953 Page THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Dick Does It Again STOREWIDE SIXTH ANNIVERSITY CELEBRATION Our Entire Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Sportswear offered At Unheard of Bargains, while Quantities Last Famous Make Long Sleeve Sports Shirts, Plaids, Solids, and Checks WERE NOW $2.95 and 2.98 $1.98, 2 for 3.90 198 to 4.98 2.98, 2 for 5.90 5.95 to 7.25 3.98, 2 for 7.90 Renowned Robert Bruce and Campus Imported All Wool, Wool and Part Cashmere Sweaters WERE NOW $3.98 to 5.95 Sleeveless, Some Reversibles $3.29, 2 for 6.50 5.98 to 8.95 Long Sleeve, V Necks, and Turtlenecks 5.29, 2 for 10.50 13.95 Long Sleeve, 40% Cashmere, 60% Wool 10-29, 2 for 20.50

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