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I I ;I i I I11 t 11 i I I 1 I I I IJ-Ps6 ,ol. LXII, No. 54 Senior Elections Out As Lack of Class Interest Effects Few Nominations Is '; ,. I 11 1 , . 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CAMBRIDGE, MASS., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1942 PRICE FIML C 8UM No senior class elections will be I I held this year because an insuffi- Junior Class Nominations cient number of nominations were, As Manlpower Director Howe Is Ill Charge turned in, George C. Marakas,, McNutt Exserts Broad Midnight Tonight PRESIDENT Of Canada's War chairman of the election commit- Langdon S. Flowers tee, announced last night. Lack of Authority Over Nation Ends lEnzlistments 1 Production Program interest in the elections and nomi-d Malcolm G. Kispert Paul V. McNutt, newly elected Clarence I). Howe, Canadian nations have resulted in the neces-; George A. Schutte Director of the War Manpower In Reserve Corps ||D VSinister of Munitions and Supply, sity of the Senior Week Commit-, SECRETARY-TREASURER Commission, I will deliver the ad- Midnight tonight, December 15, |l .s to make the commencement tee's appointing the positions oft Robert D. Arnold| dress I at the Baccalaureate service i, iis the absolute deadline for all en- a address at the 76th graduation permanent president, permanent: Robert A. PlachtaI for the class of 1943, scheduled to1 Ilistments in the Army, Navy, or e exercises to be held in Symphony secretary, and three class marshals,l be held Sunday afternoon, JanuaryI I Hiall on February 1, it was an- Marine Corps Reserves for all men AIarakas said.l INSTRITUTE COMMITTEE lI: 30, at Symphony Hall in Boston, it'(: over 18. Any students who are still aounced today by President Kual T. The Senior Week Committee an- Lewis Tyree I Clompton. Iwas announced last night by Dr. ccompleting their enlistments are l 11ounced that the men who were l Frank E. Carroll Karl T. Compton's off-lee. I Mr. Hiowe's position of Miinister 1urged to report at once to their nominated will be automatically Kjeld Damsgaard As director of the nation's man- E of Munitions and Supply places 1enlistment office and make arrange- 0 elected to the positions for which Warren A. Bishop power, with executive authority him at the head of Canada's war 1ments to be sworn in. For the Army i they were nominated as they have Robert B. Meny Iwhich gives him complete control] production program. The dominon JReserves this is Room 3-245; for the / i no competition. The Senior Week over the utilization for war of the] Navy or Marine Corps it is 150| isnow increasing its production of committee. working in conjunction skills of every person in the coun-l Causeway I Street, Boston. railway equipment, ships, tanks, { with the Elections Committee, will try, Mr. McNutt is considered to aircraft, and many other toots Of All three of the services have a appoint men to fill the remaining il Prof. Dewey be one of the mlost powerful figures I war under Mr. Howe's direction, at Ibeen enlisting (the groups some- V positions, subject, to the approval of in the country at the present time. I a rate which in comparison to its times reaching a total of 60 men) the Institute Committee. This de- It is believed that his speech atl population is equal to that of any cislon was reached in the belief IDi;es At Home large numbers of men in the last ] the Baccalaureate services will be country in the world. few days. It is possible that in the| ,that the-_Senior Week Committee, of unusually timely interest to the. Taught Civil Engineering as the most representative group in Was Faculty Memlber rush some men may not have graduating class, especially to those. received notification of their the class, is the logical group to I members who shall still not have. Clarence Howe, a graduate of the For Forty-Five Years choose the men best qualified to fill+ entered the armed forces at that ((Coitb.ited on Page I) Institute, 1 is a native of Waltham, the positions. i Dr. Davis R. Dewey, noted econo- time. Mass. He taught civil engineering r at Dalhousie University in Nova No Complaints Expected mist and faculty member of Tech- Always Interested In Politics . rnology for forty-five years, died Sun- Scotia, and this work led to the Marakas said that the two com- c. Mr. McNutt had an interesting Walker Comnin.i day, December 13, at his home in establishment of {the firm of C. D. mnittees felt that "because of the Cambridge. He was born in :Burl- political career ever since his first Howe and Company, which is one (Continued on Page 4 iington, Vermont, in 1858, and held days in school. He has been eslpe- Selects Knape of the largest engineering concerns tthe rank of professor emeritus when cially prominent in the public eyel in Canada. Ihe retired in 1933. since 1928, when he became na- Gym Now Available In 1935 She was elected to Parliational commander of the American Funeral services are being held at ment, and soon after this Prime Vu Cover Features |Legion. Following his term as For Social Functions I12: 00 noon, 'today, at Mount Auburn Minister Mackenzie King offered |Legion commander, McNutt was Cemetery, Cambridge. Robert W. Maxwell, 543, has an- him the cabinet post of Minister of Shirley Ridgeway, |elected governor of Indiana, inl Railways and Canals and Minister Dr. Dewey was graduated from nounced that Herbert F. Knape, '44, 1933. i of Marinle. Mr. Howe made a -study the University of Vermont in 1879, has been appointed to succeed him I 1MI.T. Secretary |In 1937, President Roosevelt of the commercial airlines of the served as principal of Hyde Park as chairman of the Walker Memo- |appointed Mr. McNutt United United States, and then began the Field Day, junior IHigh School in Chicago from 18381 rial Committee. |(Continuted off Page I') construction of a series of airports Ito 1883, and received his Ph.D. from Following the announcement .'4Prom and Technique IJohn Hopkins in 1886. He came to made last week that Morss Hall is (Contiused on Page 4) < lululded in Photos Technology in the same year and not to be available for social func- i iVu, the 1M.I.T. pictorial magazine in 1892 was appointed professor of |Voo Doo To Name tions after January 16, the Walker 'came out yesterday "two days late, Eeconomics and statistics. He was Memorial Committee has just issued Annual To Appear but twice as great" and the fall edi- iin charge of the, course in Engi- New Staff At a statement that the Walker Gym- -tion was easily up to the standard Ineering Administration from when nasium will be open for dances in After Holidays i Ii set by previous issues. With an it was started in 1914 until 1930, at Annual Banquet the future. This last announcement I '''attractive cover featuring Miss which time he became head of the comes as the result of a conference To Be Held At Hotel Instead Of Dec. 18 Shirley Ridgeway, one of many IDepartment of Economics and Sta- among the Administrative Staff of I |Kenmore; Christmas I secretaries uncovered by the pubtistics. From 1911 to 1913 he served the Institute, the Walker Dining W. P. B. Limitations I , lication's search for beauty about ,as I chairman of the faculty at the XIssue Out Thursday Service, and the Walker Memorial Present Obstacles; -the Institute, sales of the magazine I. Institute. |Voo Doo's new junior and senior Committee. Book To Appear Jan. 6 soared and a sellout seemed im- I |boards will be announced at the Certain restrictions have been Served on Mlany Public Commissions Difficulties in obtaining materials Mlinent according to Ted Hossfeld, I |publication's annual banquet to be placed on the use of the Walker As an acknowledged authority onL and in transportation have made it '4a, Editor-in-ehief. held at 7:00 PM. on Wednesday, Gym for dances, the statement con- I impossible for Technique, the year- Included in the nlew issue were !I, questions of industry, economics, |December 16, in the Hotel Kenmore. tinues. The Walker Student Staff and finance, Professor Dewey servedI book, to be put on sale on December i The present junior and senior is to serve those persons who many snapshots covering all phases on many public commissions. In I 18 as was scheduled, it was an- L|boards will meet in the cocktail attend gym dances only until 1:00 .,of Field Day fromn freshman errands 1893 he served as chairman of the |lounge of the hotel at 5:30 PM. IA.M. when the affair is held on a nounced last night by Robert C. . hogh the actual events , th I ((.lontinuzedl onl Page 4) |before the banquet. Guests are to Friday night, and will wait on the Meissner, Technique general man- 'kQ Field Day dance. The Junior Prom L ager. Instead the book will appear |be Professor Frederick G. Fassett, dancers until 12:00 Midnight when I weekend was also well covered with L |Jr., and Karl E. Wenk, Vice-PreSi- the function falls on a Saturday onl January 6 and will be distributed *-many shlots of both -the formal andI as usual throughout the weekr. Ident of the Boston Brewing CO. evening. Furthermore, all sched- inormal n> affairs. The limiting of material by the A.I.Ch.E. Will Hear IAll Voo Doo staff members, inuled athletic events which are to .. :Sports received their usual attenc luding freshmen, who plan to at- be held in the gymnasium are W.P.B. and the employment dwiffi tiOnl with pictures of the track, p culties of the engraver were mainly Professor Schell |tend the banquet are requested to lto take preference over any social .fencing, gym teams and crew in- responsible for the delay. The book |sign up in the Voo Doo office before laff air. c. luded. 'Technique, the Senior An- Talk To Be On1 E~ffect is now being printed, however, and |5 :00 P.M., Wednesday. The committee concluded the . nual, was studied by -he camera as will be ready for- sale on January 6. |The Christmas issue of Voo Doo I Olf War OnI Industry lrelease saying that dances held in -well as many other interesting This year's Technique is arranged II 1will be distributed on Thursday, De- -*things about the Institute. A pic- Professor Erwin H. S;chell, head ithe gym will call for unusual decor- I c ember 17. According to S. James quite differently this year than it torial sketch. of Emerson College I of the Department of Business Ad. ative ingenuity. I- has been in past years. It presents |Spitz, Jr., '43, managing editor, it I comlpleted this well rounded issue. ministration, will speak to the A. I a chronological series of events |will contain another episode in the Ch. E. student chapter at 7:30 P.M1. * life of Murgatroyd, and "ilots of good from December 7, 1941 to the gradu- on Thursday, December 17, in Litch. L- ation of the Class of 1943. |cartoons." There will also be a side iBridge Club Wills field Lounge. Professor Schell, whcD Joint Sigma Xi Meeting v~iew on a prominent Institute achas just had published a new book I |tivity man and another letter story. lSimmons Tournley To Hear Prof. Schmitt "4Handbook of War Production,'' |Voo Doo is to be sold in all the Signal Corps To Display will speak on ";The Eff ect of thEe The Bridge Club tournament .. Institute Buildings. The main sales The Massachusetts Institute of Equipment On Wednesday War on Industry." with Simnmons last Saturday, De- |will be at the desk in Building 10. .t Technology and Harvard Univer- |cember 12, was won by Technology At this meeting the winner of thEe On Wednesday, Dec. 16, the Sigsity chapters of Sigma Xi will hold |by a score of 174 to 66. A. I. Ch. E. award for the studentt nal Corps Unit of the R.O.T.C. will a joint meeting at Technology at chapter member with the highestt Crewmen To Hold Brief Technology teams took the top have on exhibit in the lobby of I-1 4:30 o'clock on Friday, December rating in freshman and Sophomoree four places. First place was taken Building 7 many items of Signal .L 18, in the Eastman lecture room. Meeting At Boat House years will be announced. Also thete by Robert M. Iffield, '45, and Alex- Corps equipment commonly used :i I 'Me speaker will be Professor The members of all Tech- opening of the annual problem conI- ander J. Oszy, '43. Robert H. Ma- in modern warfare. Francis O. Schmitt, Head of the t test will be announced. This conI- nology rowing crews are rezur, '45, and Jack E. Sonnenblick, Passersby may see and examine Department of Biology and Biolog- S quested to report to the paril- test is open to Juniors and Senior, '45, were second, George M. Hey- the apparatus, including field ical Engineering at M.I.T., who will lion boathouse at 5:15 P.M., and is under the sponsorship o, man, 43, and Robert S. Rouffa, '43, switchboards, new and old field s Speak on "Tche Ultra Structure of , I Wednesday. A short, extremely the parent society. It will consist't were third, and Frank H. Wilson, telephones, "walkie-talkies," and Cellular Fibrils," a subject in which| important meeting has been of comprehensive problems irfn III, 143, and John E. Frye, '46, other radio sets, telegraph equip. he has carried on long research.| called for this time by Lang- chemical engineering and be acI fourth. ment, as well as field wire and Presiding at the meeting will be| don S. Flowers, newly elected complished in about three weeks o. if The Bridge Club has scheduled a wire laying apparatus. t crew captain. Professor Miles S. Sherrill, Presi-I spare time. Nominations will alsoO practice tournament on Saturday, Senior and Junior members of dent of the M.I.T. Chapter. Fol | be in order for next year's officer .s The brief turnout will include December 19, for anyone interested, the Signal Corps unit will be on all freshman and upper-class .. .! lowing the meeting the officers of| who are to be elected under thfe and is planning matches to be duty from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. to rowing athletes, regardless of the two chapters will gather at| preferential system at the nex:t played with Harvard and Wellesley operate and explain the uses Of the i weight or class. dinner. meeting of the society. . after Christmas vacation. equipment, I . I a; Iec Canadian Minister Is Announced As Conmnencement Day Speaker l\cNut To Deliver Baccalaureate 11 ' 1 I - l I ,
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