California Tech, v. 48:13, January 24, 1947

OXY WAS OXIDIZED CALIFORNIA TECH NOW REDUCE REDLANDS California Instrute of Technology Volume XLVIII Friday, January 24, 1947. No. 13 Approval Given To Most Of Peacetime Atomic Tech Cagers Upset Tigers ASCIT By-Law Amendments Energy Uses Many To door oy bo fone In First League Win Employment Committee, Four Year To Control, Says At a meeting sponsored by the Office Eligibility To Remain Student Federalists Favored Oxy Team Defeated 39-33. Wednesday evening, Jan. 15, at 201 Bridge, Tonight, At Redlands, Next League Tilt Last Friday's ASCIT elections on the proposed By-Law Re- Dr. William A. Fowler, profes- The Caltech varsity cagers tossed a monkey wrench into the visions resulted in the adoption of all but three proposed changes sor of physics, discussed atomic Southern California Conference standings by defeating the favored in the constitution. clery uses ane colluloi Tigers from Occidental, 39-33, last Tuesday night on the Armory The necessary two-thirds majority approved all but the dele- Dr. Fowler stated, "Peacetime floor. The victory gives Coach Carl Shy's squad an even break in tion of Article VII, Sec. 5a (a); Article XI, Sec. 6; and the proposed uses that are expected include: "wo saifes of conference competition played to date, and puts new Article XI, Sec. 8. These are the provisions that no man tak- use as tracers in biological work them in a tie for second place. ing more than four years to finish his course may be eligible for dealing with nutrition and dis- Tech Holds First-Half Edge In the opening minutes of play Committee; and the highly controversial proposed Activities Com- amination of metals by the high- Oxy took a slight lead, but Tech mittee which would have had power to cancel social events, meet-ings, etc., in conflict with ASCIT»- towe which may compete soon Of Research In pulled even when Cox dropped two long shots through the hoop. acuunes Graduates May Join ASCIT Changes made in the constitu- Spring Forum with coal and gas, and perhaps The game then see-sawed back ized emergency exed eater power ce see Chemical Warfare and forth, with neither team power applica- dole to octaln more than a tion provide graduate stu- Corsia en te corporation a Opens Monday point lead. Then, in the Wall- Tonight's Lecture Features Slides Depict Development War Work of O.S.R.D ing part of the first half, Tech corporation, al- A series of slides were shown gained the upper hand, and con- though they will not be eligible "Research in Chemical War- trolled both backbords, to role elective onices "Is That What Ails Me?" illustrating the processes pulling volved in converting radioactive fare" will be the topic of Dr. Carl out to a 5-point lead, to make A full set of Freshman Class Dr. Eitzen Asks Forum ore into the final usable form G. Niemann at the regular Fri-the score 23-18. Officers will be appointed for the The Spring Forum Series, called "slugs." It is these slugs day night tonight in Second Half first term, rather than one man, that will be used as the source sponsored by the "Y," opens power TOr Room 201 Bridge at 7:30 p.m. Roaring back from the first as previously done. peace-time uses. half. Oxy started the second half The duties of the Secretary, next Monday in 119 Kerchoff at Uranium 235 was pointed out as Dr. Niemann will present an like a house-afire, with MacLean Publicity Manager, Representa- 7:30 p.m. with Dr. David Eitzen's being the most common base at account or the work or Divisions tives-at-Large. Board of Control. 9 and 10 of the N.D.R.C. over the "swishing" two baskets from far present used in manufacturing and Rally Committee were clar- suss and Uranium last rour years, Incruaing a dis setup to give them a 1-point lead. ified and brought up to date. Ap- Thorium out and Black contributing one 233, however, can and will prob- cussion of the problems relating But Tech recovered when Paul to use of poison gasses, incendi- proval was given for une issu- ably be used to some extent. Saltman sank one, and the game ance of certificates to men re- Method of Control aries, and protective devices. The future possibilities of these Au- slowed down to a pitched battle ceiving over 50 honor points. At Atomic Development and down the A relatively small number of thority Dr. up court. Oxy was exolained ov elements of warfare, as well as tallied a basket and a free throw, votes were cast, with only about a description of the development Fowler. This is the internation- while Tech was making two bas- one-third of the student body al agency that will have as its of smokes and flame throwers, kets. Another furious up-court- participating in the election. responsibility preventing nations will also be covered. No dem- down-court battle followed, end- Olsulculons dle oculta. from using atomic eleroy Big T Gets Off Dime; Make dion vomes. Through the ing with another Tech basket. Speaker Well Qualified Then Tech pulled away, reach- control of the accumulation of Dr. Niemann is especially well fissionable Malerlais the ADA ing a 37-29 score with two min- qualified to speak on this sub-utes to play. Contract Signed hopes to make all the activities ject, having been a research as- Oxy Makes Last Try safe. sociate at the University of Wis- At this point Tech shifted to After a valiant struggle over Sovereignty at Stake consin, where he obtained his de- stalling tactics. finances, the Big T is finally get- But controlling fissionable ma-grees, and a fellow of the Rocke- A last passing game in the Tech forecourt kept ting off the dime. A contracu terials would Icoulre Inlerna- feller Foundation at the Univer-the ball in Tech control for a has been closed for printing the inspection and supervi- sity College Hospital Medical out the book, which means the dummy Dr. David Eitzen sion of atomic activities. This School before coming Tigers broke here to at last can be put into its final Continued on Page 4 through for two quick baskets Tech, where he is now Professor T0M. Assignments for articles discussion of "Is That What Ails of Organic Chemistry. to creep to within 4 points and are now being given throw a scare in to the Tech to staff Me - The the weekly staff Maladjustment." epsychodynamics of Westinghouse Fellowship rooters. Beavermen meetings. Dr. Eitzen, Associate Profes Applications Accepted Cal Tech Orchestra But the regained control, and fast passing brought Saltman loose for Work at present is on the sec- the last field goal of the game tion of the book dealing with sor of Psychology, Graduate to settle the final score at 39-33. the Institute, wich the secuon School, USC, and a practicing house Educational Foundation classes scheduled to follow Comparison with the Pomona psychologist in Los Angeles, will be long Fellowship in electric power sys- The Cal Tech Orchestra yale showed Tech improved, immediately. Any men Inter- remembered by those tems engineering, effective Sept. making big plans for the remain-and in better form. The first half ested in this sort of work are who attended the Asilomar Con urged to attend the next staff ference as one of the most fas- 1947, are being accepted der of the year, with two assem-was about the same, but the big Illinois Institute of Technology. blies on campus, various ex- difference was the last half, meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in cinating and certainly the most The fellowship provides free change assemblies which saw the Beavers play bet- the Big T office in Lower Flem- popular of the lecturers there. tuition for a three-semesters' pe- ing. schools, and participation in the Self-Analysis Emphasized riod of study as well as an addi- Institute's prospective ter ball than in the first half, in Exhibit contrast to the Pomona fray, tional grant of $500 each semes- Day all on the fire. Conductor Among the phases of the prob. Jan. Enrollment ter. The program consists of a John Brockman has done an ex- where che opposite was true. Tech controlled the ball off the lems to be investigated will be: prescribed course of study cellent job of collecting interest- backboards throughout most of how to meet personal problems, cluding research and actual work ing music capable of being per-the game, and intercepted numer- Drop Small how to take advantage of your 1n vower systers, studies 0e- formed by a small group, but ous Oxy passes in the second limitations; in short, how to live ing made by the power and man-the lack of instruments in the half. Bowen and Montgomery with yourself. ufacturing companies co-operat- lower register is a great limita- well as Guards Cox and This is only the first in a se-ing on the Institute's A-C Tabulation of the registration ner tion. Charles B. Shaw Jr., presi- Moore, were thorns in the Tigers figures for this semester reveal ries of pointed lectures. Dr. Po- work calculator. Upon satisfac- dent of the Orchestra, reputedly sides under the Tech basket, and a total enrollment of 1347 for penoe follows in a few weeks completion of the course, the spring term, as against 1381 with the subjects, "Psychology has offered a reward for the cap- Paul Saltman did a very neat the student will be awarded a ture intact of anyone capable of job of stopping Black, the Oxy last October. The exact break- of Sex" and "Sociology of Sex." Master of Science degree in Elec- playing the French horn. And, down for January '47 is: Frosh, These forums are open to the trical Engineering. of course, in a group of this sort, center. Continued on Page 3 Continued on Page 3 faculty and students. Selection will be based on per- the rule with respect to all in- sonal qualifications and interests, CAMPUS CALENDAR Training Table, 12:00 as well as on the scholastic abil- Orchestra Practice in Culbert- ity of the candidates All candi- steen an e ape, he mer Embassy Attache So anyone capable of playing any orchestral instrument is Friday, January 24- son Hall, 7:30 p.m. dates must have a Bachelor of basketball game. Caltech at Thursday, January 30- Science degree in electrical engi- mosa corches ral sed to attend Addresses Assembly the next rehearsal, in Culbertson Redlands, 7:00 p.m. Dancing Class 7:30 p.m., in neering conege Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- The speaker on Poland at this Lecture by C. G. Niemann on Culbertson Hall. All applications must be in be- This includes graduate as morning's assembly was Miss "Research in Chemical War- Glee Club Practice in Dabney fore March 15, 1947. well as undergraduate students Xenia Zytomirska, in case any- fare" in 201 Bridge, 7:30 p.m Hall, 8:30 p.m. one didn't catch the name. Miss Friday, January 31- Frosh Sales Engineering Saturday, January 25- Throop Dinner Dance Class meeting in 201 A good chance to learn some- Class Meetings Z, who has had many interesting war experiences as an under- Fleming-Ricketts Barn Dance Bridge, 11 a.m. thing about the practical aspects On January 31, next ground worker during the Ger- Class meeting in Cul- Class Friday, of the engineering profession is the Senior will meet in man occupation and in the begin- Sunday. January 26- bertson Hall, 11 a.m. Musical in Dabney Lounge, Ricketts House offered to all students next Mon- Culbertson Hall at 11 a.m. to dis-ning of reconstruction work, is Sophomore day afternoon at 4:00 in Room cuss plans for graduation, Ditch now an attache at the ronsh 7:30 p.m. Dance 119 Kirchoff. Day, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Monday, January 27- Blacker Exchange Dance Mr. Fleming Exchange Dance. V. Embassy. A. Peterson, district the same time the Frosh Her objective Band is to establish Practice in Culbertson manager of the Elliott Company, Class will meet in 201 Bridge to sons cultural ules between the Hall, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, February 1- manufacturers of turbines and hold an election of officers who Polish and American people, and Wednesday, January 29- Basketball Same romona at ned exchanger equipment, will will carry the class through till to get help for the Polish War Frosh Luncheon Club at the Caltech, 7:00 p.m. speak on Sales Engineering. the end of the year. Orphans. Page 2-Features -THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, January 24, 1947g The California Tech Published every Friday during the college year except during examinations and holiday periods. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1201 East California Street, Pasadena, California Entered as second-class matter June, at the Post Office in Pasadena, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Offices: Lower Fleming Telephone: SYcamore 6-7121 Ext. 180 Distributor of Collegiate Digest Bill Karzas, Bob Heppe. Len Musical The Front Burner From The Exchanges "Ten Little Indians," Agatha Fast Thinking! Baedeker Christie's famous mystery, open- A Fresno State College sopho- ed the Pasadena Playhouse's late more when accosted by a cop for winter play schedule Wednesday running a red light at 90 m.p.h. offered the excuse that he was Tomorrow night the Southern evening. murder California Symphony drunk! will run through Sunday eve Assocld- tion, through the auspices of the ning, Feb. 2. Logic or Chemistry? Pasadena Philharmonic Commit- Ten people are bidden to A chem prof while writing an tee, will present the lonely Ise. and unon arriving equation on the blackboard re- a series of concerts by the Los find their host, a Mr. Owen, ab- marked that it should be of pass- SEIし、 What starts out to be ing interest. bright sity of Texas student announced, pleasant week-end party is suddenly changed when each guest "That's the Townuia tor Epsom reced vy the hears himself indicted for a long-salt." Big Operator This shock soon O. Henry in his search for a changes to rear, when they lea Heatre holors lize they are out of touch with cosmopolite the rest of the world and the vic-overlooked Sam Hall, Texas tims of a homicidal maniac who University Sしましじ！し. Tuns Jacques Thibaud Featured Ialll Vallu through their ICu is the sevenin college ne has attended. The featured soloist Photography Editors Thamess Manager exening will be Jacques Thibaud, The plot is based on an old Will Adopt Refugee rhyme, and as each of The Sophomore Class at Rut- world-famous violinist. Accountant the ten clay Indians on the mangers university has raised lowing program is scheduled as tel leaves its perch another guest enough money and will adopt a refugee child. The Junior Class It's Your Baby is found inactivated. The group SCHUBERT-Symphony realizes that one of their already has done so. No. 2. Last October, as the Institute returned from its wartime own number is the murderer, Navy Vets Take Notice 2.—MOZART-Violin Concerto and the fast-moving mystery Through the sponsorship of hysteria to a more normal peacetime program, it was emphasized in A Major. again and again that the primary factor in accomplishing this 3.—RAVEL-Ma Mere L'Oye. Coses surprise ending the Office of Naval Research, a successfully was whole-hearted student body participation in extra- that is liable to upset the deduc- professor at the 4. - CHAUSSON - Poeme Universit curricular activities, the foundation of a well-developed college life. ons or more tnan one oerecuve Rochester has developed a Violin and Orchestra. ma- At that time the response was enthusiastic, and during most 5.—STRAUSS-Till Eugenspie- in the audience. chine to study seasickness. of the first term it continued so. Unfortunately, this is no longer June Audubon, as Mr. Owen's War Was Never Like This! secretary, has the feminine lead GI students striking for the re- true, or so it seems from observation of one isolated but far from Good Seats Available unimportdnt the editors of the Cali- and even the maniac wanted to moval of a school administrative The concert will be given in fornia Tech are now faced with the problem of issuing a weekly the Concert Hall of the Pasa- get his hands on her! Frederic orcer West Texas State Berest supplied a meager love in- Teachers' College called off their newspaper with the assistance of only a handful of men. dena Civic Auditorium and will terest and William Henry did a walkout when threat- obviously places an undue amount of work on a few individuals begin promptly at 8:30 p.m. Good and results in a poorer paper than can and should be published seats mav still be purchased at good job on the part of General ened with the loss of their sub- ae-0 who sistence checks by a school of Caltech's caliber. prices ranging from $1.20 to Mackenne. an man loved his departed young wife. This situation can only be remedied if those students who $3.60. Keactonares Tickets may be bought Director Dan Levin has staged The ASB cabinet at Long dre eresed 1a working for the good of the school, plus the at the Auditorium Box Office or invaluable experience and honor points, will give a little of their by calling SY. 2-9473. a good mystery play, and for an Beach City College promised dis- enjoyable of - suspense action to any student time to serve on the newspaper staff. The California Tech is pub- ciplinary Musicale concert WOat lished BY the students of Caltech FOR the students of Caltech. you go wrong Sunday evening the Caltech Little Indians." with "Ten THIS IS YOUR NEWSPAPER. IT IS UP TO YOU TO MAKE Musicale will present a medley -LEWIS L. GRIMM. of the works of American com- IT THE BEST POSSIBLE! posers. for anybody's money. However, with liquor in his possession. studen alredav Ilas been bus" pended. The concert is designed Casualty How about someone in the Caltech Second to acquaint the general public the famous cohesion of the vari- unidentified with the less known composi- ous sections seems to be gone. men for posting Anti-Frat post- labs devising,' for finals, a pen College contracts with OSRD tions of men such as Roy Harris, The screaming, sloppy riffs give ers around the campus, Ed John- Edward MacDowell, and others. that will write under pressure? ran into fancy figures during the an impression that the band son, Compton College, IS nOW war, the "take" of 25 schools SINFONIA DE ANTIGONA, OF strives too much for effect; this sporting a cast and crutches. grossing over $1,000,000 by mid- THE PLEASURE DOME is especially true of some of the The The Old Question KUBLAI KHAN, FIVE POR- Edison's trumpet student newspapers at APRIL 19 1947 ④94⑦ totaling $335,000,000. Big solos — Harry Four among the college money- TRAITS, and other compositions acrobatics, Paul Gonsolves' tenor Pomona College recently CO1- makers were MIT, with approxi-should skeptics that American blowing that is pure noise Cal Tech, $83,000,000; Columbia, highest standards. rhythm, and set ducted a poll to determine if the mately $117,000,000 on its books; music is up to Moore's students were in favor of pro Sol Fefer- lyrics that stay half a bar be- $29,000,000, and California with man, noted authority on contem- hind the beat. Basie's band can hibition. Opinions were evenly divided, the most profound dis- $14,000,000. porary American music, helped in selecting the program. and should play better that it did during its music senter giving as his reason stay he wouldn't be able to be a post- Basie's Band Fair GAB! GAB! GAB! The recent engagement of the L.A. grad! 100% ALL-WOOL GABARDINE Count Basie Band at the Avadon SLACKS Ballroom gave local popular music fans an oportunity to review ALSO FINE SELECTION OF WORSTEDS! a band long associated with the See Our Complete Line of Men's best in jump swing. important moment.. SPORT CLOTHING TIES HOSE SCARFS Basie's band is still undoubted- - — GIFTS OF QUALITY ly a great musical aggregation, SUITS INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED FROM FINE DOMESTIC and IMPORTED Tailors but the consensus of opinion is that it "ain't what it used to be." The fine rhythm section is still there-Jo Jones on drums, Walter Page on bass, and Freddie Greene on guitar. Buddy Tate FABRICS still plays fine tenor, Basie tin- 233 East Colorado St. Kles an occasional good piano solo, and Jimmy (Five-by-Five) Rushing is a great blues shouter MOBILGAS MOBILOIL A. J. 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Colorado Blvd. SYcamore 6-1814 Store Hours: 10:30-10 7 Days Weekly Eriday, January 24, 1947 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Sports-Page • 7 Ricketts Leads In UCLA Beats Tech "Angels" Startle Pasadenans; Lagers Drop Two House Touch League In Sailboat Races Last week was "loss week- end" for the oscillating Tech Fleming Defeated Ringer for UCLA Top Score In Close Contest n First Local Dinghy Race: Varsity Initiation Successful e a at o three straight in a league frav A strong Ricketts team came To the accompaniment Halos, white sheets, and two foot-high potted trees worn by league rematch with Chapman from behind in the last minute friendly cries of "Ringer!" UCLA 11 Techmen while parading down Colorado Street in a column of to upset a favored Fleming team on Saturday. took the triangular sailing meet ducks the night of Thursday, January 16, created bewilderment in Friday's contest saw the Bea- 24-18 in the feature game of the held at Alamitos Bay Sunday, the minds and puzzled stares on the faces of the usually staid citi- Interhouse Touch Football Jan. 19. The UCLA team, com- vers outplaying a zone-defense- zenry of Pasadena. The occasion, of course, was the initiation of using Pomona squad for almost. League last Monday afternoon. posed of Ray Harder and Ken new members to the Varsity Club, newly reactivated to enforce the a half as they built up a com- Other games saw Blacker easily Morgan, students, and Llewellyn trip Throop, 12-0, Fleming down Bixby, Pomona dunnius. Was decisions ohiche Contof Traditions, and referee interhouse sports, manding 19-12 lead. In the last functions it performed very successfully in the few minutes of the period, how- Blacker, 24-0, and Dabney wallop first in the series of three races "good old days." combination of free Throop, 42-0. with 30¾ points, followed by Following two days of lugging Caltech with 43¾ Pomona fin- Continued from Page 1 Cows and goals reduced the Passes Win For Ricketts the potted trees to all classes, Fleming gave all indications of ished last with 60% points. Offensively, margin tò 2 points. Saltman led the repeating their Dabney perform- Don Kincaid Places and performing the act of Sicum bucket brigade with 11 points, Cagehens Stiffen Rover upon command of any ance against Ricketts by scoring In the individual races, while Cox nabbed second hon- Ray During the second half the quick touchdowns while Persons of Pomona won first, L. Varsity Club member, the ini. ors with 8. Black was high for Cagehen defense stiffened, how- Ricketts could only garner one. Bixby of UCLA won second, and tiates paraded to the Pasadena Oxy with 10 points. ever, and the alert Claremont. But in the second half Ricketts Don Kincaid of Caltech was Alex Playhouse which, by a not too On past records Tech, will be Mitch Cotton and the underdog players capitalized on spotty caugnt nre, and with a powerrul Thuran tonight Tech ballhandling and shooting, odd coincidence, was full of Cal- passing attack, tied the score at 18-18. Holser comprised the rest of the against Redlands in the third and built up a 10-point lead. Dur- Then the big break came. Tech Sailing for Pomona tech alumni, there being a thea- league contest, played there. But ing the early part of this stanza, Fleming failed to make the nec- essalv yardage, and the "Row- were Bruce Cooper, Jacques Pie- tre party that night. The pledges, if the Beavers get hot and play Engineer Center Paul Saltman TOU. refugee sailing star from besides providing highly appre- like they did against Loyola, received an ankle injury which dies" took over deep in their op- Holland and Ray Persons. ponents' territory. With seconds ciated entertainment with pro- There no predicting what greatly reduced his effectiveness might happen. Officials for the nace were and enabled his Pomona coun- Tech and anti-Oxy songs and to go they scored the winning from the Race Committee of the yells, Jayvees Lose terpart at center, Olson, to rack performed many useful touchdown, to give them the un- Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. Unlike functions, such as brushing the A classy Oxy jayvee team up 19 points to lead his mates disputed league leadership. the Pacific Coast races held last convicely vuLolaves. Saltman's 15 in entering Throop Out of Running carvers to a 47-35 victory. month, there was no lack of women, and giving the women, B's in the second half to win the points, most of them scored in Showing little except spirit wind, had too, the brush-off. preliminary game going away. the first half, topped the Tech. against the other teams, Throop in running off three races in the Half-time saw the score even up, scoring column. bowed twice last week. Blacker course of the afternoon. Boats Not Really Crazy but the Beababes could not cope Take Early Lead and Dabney being the victors. used Were Naples Sabots, bor- After leaving the theater, one with the Tiger faset break, and The Saturday night encounter Blacker had little trouble in push- rowed from the Alamitos Bay child in the surrounding throng Oxy won, 48 to 36. at the Chapman Vermont Ave. ing over two touchdowns in the first Y.C. and other owners from the was heard to yell, "You guys plant was more of the same. Ex- half to win the contest Ray Harder of UCLA and ain't really crazy, are you?" POINT-BY-POINT Caltech (39) Occidental (33) hibiting the same mastery over which was called after five min- Harry Davis of Long Beach were The question is yet to be set- bowen (7) Olson (4) panthers which brought utes of the second half had instrumental in getting the use tled. elapsed. Montgomery (7) F. Wheaton (9) them victory in a previous meet- Dabney, in a full con- of the boats test, had a field day in scoring More Races Soon Following a mass act of Sicum Saltman (11) Black (10) ing, the Tech hoopsters soon Rover at California and Lake, Moore (5) Hankins (3) built up a large enough lead seven times to run up the high- More races are being planned est score in competition thus far. way was made to the Skip Inn, Cox (8) Cornell to justify Coach Shy in substi- Fleming Recovers for the rest of the year, though a definite schedule has not been via the Hotel Constance lobby, where the initiates stentoriously Scoring subs: Caltech-Mullen, tuting his second team. Again, Oxy- -Burton, 2; MacLean, 4; Gul- che opposing quintet cut this Coming back from their loss set up as yet. earlier the week, A meeting of the declaimed, "E to the X!". lexon. margin in the last minutes of Fleming club will be held on Monday eve- At the skip Inn the initiation JV SCORE-Occidental, 48; СТ, 36. the half, and at intermission, the trounced Blacker in a game that ning at 7:30 in Ricketts 17. All was completed and the new Engineers held only a 3-point decided by intercepted men interested in racing for Cal- Continued from Page 1 members, Don Baker, Manny lead, 22-19. passes. tech are invited. Bass, Curray L. Dahm, R. Fei- 179; Soph, 237; Junior, 212; Sen- As soon as the second half be- The Standings: berg, B. Houser, W. Jarmie, G. ior, 153, for a total of 783 under- Won Lost Wisdom-Knowing what to do McKenna, Ord Manning, W. Mar-graduates. gan, however, the Chapman five Ricketts shall, W. Muehlberger, L. String- The greatest change was in the the and drew next. Fleming ahead, with Center Murrell lead- er, R. Walquist, and E. Winters number graduate students, Dabney Skill-Knowing how to do it. there being 564 at ing the way with long shots and Blacker were welcomed into the club. present as Virtue-Not doing it. against 583 last fall. two quick over - the - shoulder It is not recorded whether or from his pivor Throop -The Log. not. Manny Bass ever reached Pomona, Chapman Points position. Once again, most of the period and ate that cracker that all eve- Caltech (35) Pomona (47) was over before the Tech cagers ning was hanging in front of his Bowen (1) brown 14 were able to find the hoop. Fight- TRACK CAFE Caltech mouth from a fishing rod. Montgomery (10) F. Graas ing to preserve a 5-point mar- The Varsity Club is looking Saltman (15) Olson (19) 41-36, the Panther squad forward to a snow party next Cox Smertzer (2) matched an offensively revived Pharmacy month as its next function. 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Knudsen of UCLA, adding that, though atomic developments were important. mole verers are likely to follow from re- searches in life sciences. Now In Our New Location Johnny Long's Shanty in Old Shanty Town RECORD OF THE WEEK OF HOTALING'S TWO STORES: 54 E. COLORADO ST. 921 E. COLORADO ST. See Us For Sports Equipment Chamberlain's Athletic Co. 27 South El Molino Avenue Telephone SY 64161 L. C. TAYLOR CO. 143 North Lake Avenue SYcamore 2-5107 Page 4-News- Campus Brewins Prize for the novelty social event of the year undisputedly goes to Dabney for their "Depart-ment Store Girls" exchanze dance The Dabneyites merely made the rounds of such places as the Broadway Pasadena, Nash & Co., et al and upon noticing enacing number vend counter, dropped a neatly printed little invite requesting them to drop around to the house for seogericr dozen showed up. almost Fleming Entertains The recent Fleming Exchange with PJC, Oxy, and the Pasa- dena Playhouse seems to have been acclaimed quite a success. In fact, help had to be secured from the other houses to handle the surplus of women. Don Mon was wolfing it at this affair but he didn't seem to be spending much time on dance floor. — After no the amount competition, small Houser Brad finally took home smooth numper vy the name of Cathleen. — Dean Johnson was making time with Ruth Paulson, social chairman of Ore Hall. Traitor! Bill Boutelk has been dating Renee Pelletier from Oxy. This is one of the charming creatures that lured several Techmen into an Oxy trap during the pre-game Iracas. Mountaineers Would-be Mountaineers Stix, Whittlesey, Tracy and Oberman set out from Altadena last Thursday afternoon with Mt. Wilson as their goal. Leaving at 3 p.m., they slightly underestimated the task at hand they shivering arrived, T-shirts, atop the wind-swept peak a little after 7 in the evening. Dragging Tracy behind them they found Morrison and Evans waiting for them in a warm auto well cheered by a good supply of Scotch! Huntington Soiree Among Techmen present at a cocktail party given at the Hunting Hotel last Sunday by Scripps-lass Betty Mae Hopkins were Tom Stix, Barry Schuyler, Hank Wheeler, and Bob Stokely. Everybody was simply sparkling and Bob found it necessary to drive several of the Scripps girls present back to Claremont. Continued from Page 1 would entail a partial lack of national sovereignty on the part of nations with atomic plants. Feeling that a brotherhood of nations is not enough, Dr. Fowler expressed the opinion that a federal world government is needed to control and insure peaceful uses of atomic power. Classified Ads FOR RENT, room with TYPING -prompt service Mitchell, rates reasonable SYcamore 4-7036. Favorite Music DANCING AMERICA NOW PLAYING! BOBBY SHERWOOD AND HIS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 75c Exc. Sa • & Holidays NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAY TOMMY DORSEY'S Quino ardene OCEAN PARK. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACISTS 575 S. Lake Street Pasadena, Cal. SYcamore 2-6222 TRIBLE THE CALIFORNIA TECH PASADENA BOWLING COURTS 970 East Colorado Rendezvous of Caltech Bowlers OAK KNOLL CLEANERS and TAILORS Let These Veterans Serve You 902 E. 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