EngineersPlan Varied Events 'For Dad's Day' Prilciples Of Engineering, Equipment To Be Shown To Fathers, Guests In order to make the "Dad's Day" celebration which is being staged by students in the Engineering College tomorrow and Saturday a real success, undergraduates are going to demon- strate the use of all the equipment in the various laboratories and ex- plain the engineering principles which the equipment embodies, stated Robert Thorne, '35, chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. Among the host of displays which visitors will view are the wind tun- nel, the radio station, and the largest boat model in the world. The model will be seen in the marine laboratory, where also the naval tank and the demonstration of its use in testing boat models will be seen. The radio station is in the West 'Engineering building and the wind tunnel is in the aero laboratory. All general laboratories in the shops' will be open and on Friday a heat run of cast iron in the electrical furnace will be staged. In the metallographic laboratory a machine welding appara- tus will be in operation. In the electrical engineering labora- tory the latest equipment for the study of electricity will be on display and in operation. An oscillograph, which shows the shape of the waves of an alternating current; a motor testing set using a dynamometer; a high-tension apparatus using a cath- ode ray oscillograph; a set of "buck- ing" motors and a stroboscope are some of the other machines that will be demonstrated there. Test specimens of steel will be broken in the civil engineering lab- oratory for those interested while in the engineering mechanics labora- tory a hydraulic ram will be explained and demonstrated. Special displays have been set up in the engineering mechanics lecture room and in the mechanical engineering laboratories, Allegtn Nudist Colony 11s 'Shorts' Opening ALLEGAN, May 9. - (UP) -The well dressed nudist is wearing "shorts" these days, at least in Michigan's only nudist colony on the outskirts of Allegan. The colony, operated by Fred C. Ring, Kalamazoo dancing teacher, and his Sunshine Sports league, got under way with its 1934 season Sat- urday. The little group of visitors frolicked in the warm sun, with the men wearing shorts and the women clad in trunks and a slight bodice ar- rangement. The shorts and things were a com- promise with the law. Ring already is under sentence of 30 days in jail for indecent exposure in connection with his operation of the camp last year, but a supreme court appeal from his conviction now is pending. Thursday, Frii 50^ Squibb's CIGAR lodent, Ipana Tooth Paste Camels, Chesterfield 34c I __ R.O.T.C. 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