California Tech, v. 48:6, November 15, 1946

POMONA CALIFORNIA TECH Frosh-Soph Rodeo Next Thurs. 2 p.m. California Institute of Technology Volume XLVIII Friday, November 15, 1946 No. 6 Caltech Primed Noted Scientists Present For Pomona In At DuBridge Inauguration League Finale Beavers Face Rested Sagehens Tomorrow Tomorrow, at 2:15 p.m.; the Caltech Beavers will meet the Pomona Sagehens for the last Frosh, Sophs in Feverish Preparation for Rodeo Day Juniors Ready Arena For Titanic Struggle; Tire Spree Revival Marks Postwar Era The great Annual Rodeo Day festival will be held next Thurs- day, Nov. 21, at 2:30 P.M. The place will be the East end of Tour- nament Park. That date is a week from yesterday for those of you that count on your toes, and school will be dismissed at 2 p.m. to remind you. Engineer league game this sea- *Frosh, Sophs in Five Contests son. The game will be played on the Pomona field, in Claremont, and promises to be a thrilling WSSF Campus Goal This is the occasion when the Junior Class determines who are finish to a fine league season. Sagehen Record Placed At $1500 the better men, the Frosh or the Sophs. A large "arena" is to be prepared, most of the work be- The Pomona crew. although Drive Underway Today; ing done by CE's, with great re- faring none too well in the early season, came back two weeks ago Competition For $10 Prize gard to surface and levelling. In to noia a migny favored Red- The campus WSSF drive was this arena the two lower classes will compete in an effort to dem- lands team to a 6-6 tie. In pre- off to a flying start this morning onstrate how superior they vlous outings, the Hens nave with the assembly sponsored by five contests: diC dropped decisions to Whittier, the Y. The great need of world Tug of War, Sack Race, Mudeo, Wheelbarrow (18-6), and to Pepperdine, (19- students was aptly expressed by Race, and a Tire Spree. The game will be a battle of sise wings, with the Pomona Dr. Karl T. Compton, Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, Dr. Robert A. Milli-kan, at ceremonies in Pasadena Civie Auditorium. Mr. Peccamannio, Finnish stu- Since dent from Helsinki Institute. there are several races involved, it is hoped that this rain won't attack being led by Kobe Shoji, $10 Records as Prize fullback, and left half Jack Ved-der. Pomona will be somewhat Vieg Sparks Soviet make the arena too muddy, as we Millikan, Compton The drive which is to last from are hoping for a fast track. favored in the game if the turt is wet, as the slight weight advantage. Same in the vera Forum Monday Night Featured Speakers this Friday morning lo nex The absence of the Push-Ball Thursday night is to be featured contest is regretted, but in its by a campus collection competi- place the Tire Spree has been re- Lively Lecture, Fresh Dr. Lee Alvin DuBridge was tion between all acuve groups Coach Anderson Bids All Viewpoint Is Promised formally vived. The latter event had to be inaugurated as prest A prize of $10 worth of records discontinued during the war as As this will be the last league game for the Beavers, Coach An- "How to Worry About Russia" dent of Caltech at ceremonies at is to go to the group that makes large quantities of old tires were the Pasadena Civic derson and his crew will be sure will be explained by Dr. John A. Aucrorum going into the manufacture of A- last Tuesday afternoon. A large the most notable contribution to this world student aid. Bombs. to throw the book at the boys Vieg, Chairman of the Govern-group attended in spite of ad- Each house is to be organized Sophs Have More Wins from Mudhenville. Practice this ment Department, Pomona Col- verse weather conditions. under a chairman, who in turn week was sowed aown every- lege, next Monday night at 7:30 Rodeo Day statistics show that A colorful academic procession where due to the continuous p.m. in 155 Arms. will have two assistants to aid only twice Frosh laul out 200e use was made ou of distinguished guests and rep- the houses in their collection • lave realis An authority on comparative won the day, those being the resentatives of the faculty, stu- the time, which was devoted to covernent drives. Dr. Vieg will pre- classes that entered in 1942, and dent body, and alumni was led "chalk talk" and discussion. sent to the World Affairs Forum by President DuBridge and Dr. Posters to Tally Collections in March, 1944. Both went on to dubious factor in the Tech of- insight gained in wartime Wash- Millikan. The Reverend Eugene A running account of the house win again as sophomores. Many fensive will be Doug MacLean, ington, where he was associated C. Blake, minister of the Pasa-collections will be kept on the of them are back now and will who missed all of. the with the International Section of dena Presbyterian Church, deliv- large thermometer posters on the be watching this Rodeo Day with Redlands game, due to a shoul- interest. the bucer bureau ered the invocation, praying for steps of Throon Hall. der injury. Presents Objective Analysis guidance for the new president. The goal for Caltech students Losers Treat Victors to Dance Road to Pomona Former students of Dr. Vieg James R. Page Presides Barring inclement weather, and faculty has been set at $1500. After Rodeo (about 30 indicate that he will not present James R. Page, Chairman of This is a part of the $1,000,000 hours after, to be exact) the los- Continued on Page 3 whe boara of Trustees, briefly, stressing spoke that students of America have ing class will treat the victors to whe problems unaertaken to provide for the the Frosh-Soph Dance, which ASB Semi-Formal facing the Institute. He then in- thousands of displaced students will be held in Dabney Lounge, troduced Dr. Karl T. Compton, in Europe and Asia. at 8:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 22. This Tomorrow Night President of M.I.T. will give the contestants and the Trends in Institutes innocent bystanders a chance to Expect Large Turnout After sketching the develop- Boyer Orchestra Plays ment of technological institutes, Throop Club Holds recover and enjoy the fine music of Hal Lomen's 10-piece Dr. with a female vocalist. band Tomorrow's activities will be Compton discussed and lessons pertaining to schools climaxed with the first ASB sheds Dinner Dance Nov.22 of this kind. semi-formal dance of the year. Combined Business and It will be held at the Altadena "Science and research should Recreation Club, 3385 No. Lake, play an even more important Pleasure Starts 6:00 P.M. Student Shop Will Altadena, from 9 to 12 p.m. The role in the programs of institutes smooth tunes of La Verne Boyer or technology than they have in dinner-dance next Friday, inerda cre id its tow Be Organized Soon and his orchestra will adorn the the past," he said. "Students of 22, at 6:00 p.m. in the club lounge. Tools Already Available hall for the evening. As in the rechnology be educated The affair will be Shop to Be By "Greasy' past, the dance is free to each more than ever for the opportu-usual. There will be a short busi- The much discussed and much miles of bie Tuire rather than ness meeting early in the eve- undergraduate upon presentation needed shop for the undergrad- of his student-body card. for the techniques of the past." ning at which time the club of- uate gadgeteers of Tech is final- Large Turnout Expected He stressed the importance of ficers will make their reports ly looming on the horizon as a It has been passed on by those Dr. John A. Vieg teamwork in technological fields. concerning the activities of the reality. The shop will be housed Stating that the cost of research Throop Club this term. in the "know" that a Poll an anti-Russian picture; rather, in the old receiving department 1nGlcates was becoming increasingly great- Cuisine a la Greasy (directly deloss from in e Gallup his views on American All large undergrads foreign and Dr. Compton suggested Dinner will be served by the "Greasy") and will be set up as uru-out. policy towards Russia will be the their dates are invited. result of careful analvsis He partnership of government and san at the careten tar the weas. soon as a few minor bugs have This will not be a combined private institutions as the solu- onable sum of seventy-five cents been worked out. believes that the Republican for- Seiipps-Tech affair as previously planned. eign policy will be little different tion to the problems of the tech-per person. Music fur- Some Equipment Now Available from that of the Democrats. nolorical misarute nished from records, and Equipment on hand includes a Millikan States Past Policy freshments will be served after metal turning lathe, two drill CAMPUS CALENDAR Worry About Russia" in 155 Dr. Robert A. Millikan, recent- the dinner and business meeting. presses, stinastones, a circular Arms, 730 p.m. Continued on Page 2 Come early, stay late. saw, a hand saw and a complete Friday, November 15- Wednesday, November 20- assortment of hand tools. More Lecture by Dr. Linus Pauling on "Blood Substitutes" in 201 Bridge, 7:30 p.m. Training Tabi, 1200. at the Next ASB Assembly Tech Christian Scientists machines will be added as they Training Table, 12:00. L Thursday, November 21- Ricketts Exchange Dance with PJC. Mudeo in Tourament Park, 2 Given By Whittier partments. Plan To Organize Group The care and mainenance of the shop will be the responsi- Dabney Record Dance, 8:30 p.m. Dancing Class, 7:30 p.m., Dab- Next Friday, November 22, at All students and faculty who bility of those using the shop. ney Hall. 11 a.m. in Culbertson Hall, the are interested in Christian Sci- Strict rules will be observed in Saturday, November 16- Friday, November 22- Whittier Varieties are giving the ence are invited to meet in Dab- its operation so that the equip- Caltech vs. Pomona at Clare- ASB Assembly given by Whit- students at Caltech a real show. ney Hall Lounge at 4 P.M. mont, 2:15 p.m. tier, 11:00 a.m, The program will be on the order Monday, Nov. 18. on ment, which is quite expensive, will be preserved. ASB Semi-Formal Dance at Frosh-Soph Dance in Dabney of the PJC Highlighters Show, A Christian Science Collegiate Meeting to Be Held Soon the Altadena Recreation Club Hall, 8:30 p.m. neluding the girls. Larry Shields, organization may be formed on There will be a meeting in at 9:00 p.m. Ricketts-Dabney Barn Dance. their rally chairman, will be in campus. Those interested who the near future for all those in- Monday, November 18- Saturday. November 23- charge of the assemblv. After- Lecture by Dr. John Vieg of Caltech vs. Pepperdine at In- wards, they will have their lunch cannot attend the meeting should terested. For time and place contact John Heath in Room 4, Pomona College on "Tow to glewood. 8:00 p.m. in the various student houses. Blacker. watch the bulletin board in low-ler Throop. Page 2—News -THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, November 15, 1946 The California Tech N.A.M. Student President DuBridge Tells Items Of Interest examinations and holiday periods. Published every Friday during the college year except durins Tour of Industry Future Institute Policy Continued from Page For Caltech Vets resigned twenty-five CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY years as head of the Institute, California Physicians Service This is the first in a series of 1201 East California Street, Pasadena, California passed on to the new president two articles describing recent Free medical care, including Subscription rates: $1.50 per year. student tour of Southland indus- a summary of administrative pol- prescriptions and medicine, is Icy in the past. Entered as second-class matter June, 1913, at the Post Office tries. "We have labored to create the now being offered to any trainee in Pasadena, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879. A tour expressly designed demosonere and provide the per- under Public Law 346, provided Offices: Lower Fleming Telephone: SYcamore 6-7121 Ext. 180 inform Southland university students of the present magnitude sonnel and facilities whereby the ailment is service connected STAFF young men could be carefully se-or aggravated. This service is and unlimited future of Califor- David Baron Bill Karzas, Len Herzog. Editor lected, stimulated. and thorough- nia industry was directed by rep- featured by the VA through the Assistant Editors ly trained," he stated. resentatives of the National As- Music Editor California Physicians Service DuBridge Tells Plans for Future sociation of Manufacturers last Keith Stiles, Joe Kowan. Sports Editors Pointing to the troubled times (CPS) to prevent the loss of val- Tuesday, Nov. 12. Bill Paine, John Bauer, Lewis Grimm, Robert Heppe.. we are now Features facing, President uable training time on account Founded in 1895 the N.A.M. is Warren Christopherson Veteran's Affairs toady an DuBridge stressed the responsi-of sickness or physical handicap. association of 16,000 Dave Opperman Distribution Mitch How to Apply CoLOn Bud Mittenthal, David MacKenzie, bility of our educational institu- Byron companies naluds of all sizes ranging tions in preparing youth for the the large small If you need and feel you are Sellen, bruce Kobinson, Don sullman, future. He quoted from the In- Boyd Gage, Cohan & News among whom are manufactured entitled to this service, you may Harold™ Warren Waters, Charles Walance. Photographers 85 per cent of the products of the Bill Bradley ..Business Manager "'Every effort shall be made to apply to any physician who is a member of the ors There are Kenneth Hammond, Merwyn Hodges assistants United States. Among the pur- develop the poses of the N.A.M. are the pro- ideals. oreadin more than 3000 members, several view, general culture and physi- Support The W. S. S. F. Drive motion of American industrial in each city. The physician will cal well-being of the students. interests and fostering of domes- "*Research notify the VA of your applica- shall be mdue In commenting on the WSSF Drive, Pres. Lee A. Dubridge stat- tie and foreign 11l- tion, ano navne lecerved Then large part of the work ... be- ed, "Nothing is of more critical importance in the world today than proved employee-employer rela- consent, he will treat you. Mean- Cause Witnour rosearch the cou- tions and the legislative support while, your claim will be inves- cational work of a higher insti- Nothing could be more appropriate or help- of the principles of free enter- tigated by the VA, and if it is not cuton lacks viant and rams to rul than enorts by the scudents and the raculty, themselves, in approved, treatment will be develop originality and creative- assisting in the rehabilitation of university life in these countries." Four Companies Visited ness in its students.'" stopped. However, the VA will We heartily agree with Dr. DuBridge and join him and other A total of twenty college stu- then pay for the services you After describing the need for members of the taculty, as well as student groups, in urging all including representatives may have already received. acquiring and retaining the fin- It seems to us that one of the most concrete Caltech, U.S.C., U.C.L.A., est faculty possible, and citing Full Time VA Training Officer wavs of promoting international peace and friendship is to help Pepperdine, P.J.C., Glendale J.C., methods for doing so, Dr. Du-Mr. Moroney, VA these students, the leaders in their countries tomorrow, in their John h. College, Loyola, Mary- Bridge turned his attention to training officer, will be time of need today. mount, Woodbury, and L.A. Col- 309 the student body at Caltech. Dabney from 8:30 to 11:30 each Universities, students and professors paid a heavy toll during lege comprised the party of in- four "We want first and foremost morning, day. Monday through Fri- the war. Education in all occupied countries was interrupted and spection through firms: typical men of the highest intellectual He will be there on students enslaved. Many universities were totally destroyed, many The Plastic Die and Tool calore. -but we want them also Wednesdays from 8:30 to 3:30. Mr. braries purged or destroyed. it the students in eighteen war- to be well rounded human beings Moroney is himself a veteran of scarred countries, , fully 400,000 are dehabilitated, ill, hungry, poorly Co.; (2) O'Keefe and Merritt -men with spirit, with health, clad, badly housed, discouraged despondent. World War II. 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Library Industrial Design Library, office, we are printing Still Pays Dividends And achieving it is a great task. basement, Astrophysics the following: The smallest of the firms vis- "I believe it can be Building, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat., General Library, first floor, be-closed. ited, The Plastic Die and Tool plished. I pledge my every affort Company, was founded six years in that direction." TRACK CAFE tween East and West Bridge, open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat., Industrial Relations Library, ago by two penniless brothers, basement, Culbertson, 8:30 a.m. G. A. and R. A. Cooper. Initially a.m. to 12 noon. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.; Sat., sponsored by a wealthy friend Aeronautics floor, Library, third closed. 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The president, noon. George A. Cooper, is only thirty- ries is 151 West Bridge; open 8 one years old. Humanities Library, first floor a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on Satur- Next week a concluding arti- Dabney, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 7 days. cle describing the three hers alone... Nothing to equal their breathless message... for her and her alone... wedding rings by Brock plants visited will appear in this OAK KNOLL CLEANERS and TAILORS Let These Veterans Serve You 902 E. California (East of Lake) TYPIST Specializing in Manuscripts SYcamore 7-1944 MRS. SHATAFIAN paper. Student Opinion Broch &в. Poll Planned LOS ANGELES • 515 WEST SEVENTH ST. • VA 4141 BEVERLY HILLS • 9520 WILSHIRE BLVD. • CR 6-1106 The following is a part of the EARS LOWERED (ALA MODE) 2 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 5—CHAIRS-5 CALTECH BARBERS On California Appointments Near Lake SYcamore 3-7554 poll Student Federalists hope to conduct on campus in the very near ruture to determine how Caltech students feel about this vital problem. HOW CAN ATOMIC ENERGY BE CONTROLLED? I. Atomic warfare can best be prevented by: a) The U.S. keeping its bombs and production knowledge, and working to keep its headstart in MOBILGAS MOBILOIL MADSEN Lake and San Pasqual SYcamore 2-9725 Lubrication-Wash and Polish-Tires -Tubes Batteries b) All nations agreeing through treaties to ban the use of atomic bombs. c) Pushing the Baruch pro-posal, which provides for United Nations Atomic Development Authority with control over atomic production, means for world inspection, and power to punish violations without the application of the veto. big power d) Setting up the same sort of authority as c) with punish-Continued on Page 3 Friday, November 15, 1946. THE CALIFORNIA TECH -Sports-Page 3 Engineers Play At Casaba Practice Skiers Find Snow; Pomona Tomorrow Student Body Not To Starts Monday Plan New Jaunt Detour At Scripps Experienced Men STRINGER All Members Invited; Continued from Page 1 Urged To Turn Out Ride-Sharing Planned the game tomorrow should be Investigating an unconfirmed the most enjoyable meeting this The molding of the 1946 edi- snow rumor, six of Tech's most vear. Pomona has always been Caltech basketball friendly its relations with schuss-boomers struck team will begin Monday after- Tech, out for Snow Valley after the and its people and facili- noon, when the first official prac- Saturday night, and ties lend a genuine coleze al- tice session of the season will be rived at 4:30 Sunday morning. mosphere. The school is located held. Hunt Instructs Novices just tew blocks The squad which will repre- Scripps, in the City of Claremont. sent Tech this year will go into Benefiting from the expert in- For those going out for the first practice hampered by a lack of struction of R. R. McDonald, J. time-drive straight out Foothill experienced men and a late start, MUEHLBERGER Wald and C. Warren Hunt, geol- Blvd. about 24 miles, and turn as other teams in the conference ogist, former Ski Club President south on the street that borders started practice several weeks and downhill racer, were Rex the west side of Scripps. Keep The ' team's major asset Stewart, Dick Lagerstron, Sage going about ten blocks, and you'll however, will be the basketball Burrows, and Herb Royden. run right into the Pomona cam- experience and "know how" of vus. Techmen will sit in the Coach Carl Shv. under Stringer takes the ball over for the only Tech score last Friday Trip Scheduled for Weekend night. Bill Muehlberger leads the interference. Snow conditions were excel- stands on the south side of the guidance many former unprom- field. lent and, pending similar condi- ising squads have developed into potent outfits. Probable Staring Line-ups All men with basketball expe- Tech Beavers Overpowered 21-6 tions, this weekend another trip to snow Valley is planned All Hibbard R.E.L. Walquist R.T.L. Kirby Ski Club members are invited rience are urged to turn out to Schaefer Manning Van Fleet men at are one he Paraden By Tricky Passing Of Redlands and transportation will be coordinated so as to insure rides for the Pasadena all who wish to go. McKenna C. Malan Armory courts. The Armory is Chaffee's Punting Holds Bulldogs Back; In order to facilitate the or- N. Long L.G.R. Steere on Raymond Ave., one and one- Tech men Score Late in Fourth Quarter ganization of transportation, D. Long L.T.R. all Seay half blocks north of Colorado. Outscored on the board, but Redlands ends, who were hard those interested in skiing this Parode L.E.R. Edwards Last year's squad finished never outfought, the Beavers of to turn. weekend should sign the rosters Winters Folks third in the conference, with a L.H.R. Caltech Chaffee Vedder aroppea ther second Bulldogs Score on the Ski Club bulletin board in league game, 21-6, to the Red- Jower Throod or see sage Bur Funk R.H.L. Murphy Redlands opened the scoring in lands Bulldogs last Friday night Mendes Shoji rows in Dabney lounge at meal- the first quarter when Jim Lloyd in the Rose Bowl, before 5500 plunged over from the time Beaver The loss of the ecricoe of after a drive of 45 yards. Oxy Upsets Whittier Doug MacLean Riders to Share Costs fest passes with tricky A share-the-expense plan has felt, as the Techmor in Late i win? of their "T", the Bulldogs been initiated for the benefit of The surprise of the season was rugged line. In the Eccito 1- i eiled constantly during the those who take their cars. It is turned in last week when Oxy evening was Bob Duncan. spolled the Whittier Home-com- Bulldog rest of the half. but were held recommended that riders accept- right guard, and the the superb punting of ing rides arranged for by the club ing by edging out the Poets 7-6 *Glenn Chaffee. Transportation Committee share on the Whittier field. In another Sports Here 'n There Second Half costs at the rate of 3.5c per mile, local game, the powerful Pep- Pomona Game The Beavers couldn't seem to however the Ski Club will not perdine team. whom we meet or sustainee oftensive Nov. 23) rolled over Cal Poly, be responsible to drivers for fin- Those weren't smoke signals 28-18. Pomona took the week off issuing up from the Athletic Of- during the third quarter and the ancial support. fice this week, they were Coach Bulldogs ran up 14 more points to rest up for the BeaveriSage- Anderson's prayers for nice dry on the passing of Lloyd, and the hen scrap tomorrow. sus Ban of William Simmons weather for the game tomorrow. Throop Wins! Should the mud be deen on the LEAGUE STANDINGS Ted Runner, injured first string Throop Club ran off with Inter- Bulldog halfback, figured in the Pomona field, the Sagehens will house honors last week by win- be at quite an advantage, as the scoring by booting all of the conning the Fall Softball League. Redlands Whittier versions for Redlands. Pomona team is heavier all the Caltech Wav around Also, Tech Goes Over The Final Standings were: It was late in the fourth quar- L T. Oxy their own field, (or in their own mud) the Hens will be some- ter before the Techmen found Throop Pomona what better off. The Beavers themselves and managed to push Continued from Page 2 should be in good shape for this over their onlv score Starting Ricketts Fleming game, as they did not suffer too from about 40 yards out, with Dabney ment to be handled by the U.N. heavily last week, and Security Council with the exist- recent Stringer and Funk engineering Blacker Paul Saltman, returning letter drills have been very light. the drive, they moved down the ing man, takes ball as Jerry Schnei- field, and finally put the ball over e) Changing the U.N. into a JV Game Canceled der warenes. world government with Dower The Caltech-Redlands JV game from the two-yard line. tomake and record of four wins and four de-scheduled for this afternoon in Art Viewig's kick for the con- enforce laws con- cerning atomic energy and all feats, and in competition outside Tournament has been called off version was low, and the game the league. rang. up a stunning due to the wet condition of the ended a few moments later, with other weapons of mass destruc-tion. two-point victory over the al- field. The Athletic Department the Beavers working on another ways powerful Pepperdine hopes to schedule our downfield drive. waves. The Beaver aggregation Freshmen once or twice before RECORDS CLASSICAL-POPULAR H. L. MILLER CO. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 985 East Colorado St. SY. 2-4121 was rated eighth among Coast the season ends, however. quintets. About 20 eager casabamen One of the longest schedules have been holding practice on the 1n Tech history has been con- dirt courts in Tournament Park tracted for this year's squad, each arternoon except for the Associated Oil Station LAKE ond PASQUAL L. L. GARRISON, Prop. SERVICE TO TECH MEN FOR THE LAST 16 YEARS R. M. TRUESDELI General Agent Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co. New and Unusual Savings Plan including Accident and Sickness Insurance without Cost. 385 East Green St. SY 2-4174 with the first contests coming a days this week when rain very few weeks after the begin-turned the courts into a mud- ning of practice. 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BETTER CORSAGES from California Florists COFFEE & DONUTS MALTS HAMBURGERS HOTALING'S Two Stores 54 E. Colorado St. 921 E. Colorado St. 26 East California (In the middle of the block) SYcamore 6-2693 1579 EAST COLORADO Opposite P. I. C. Page 4-News THE CALIFORNIA TECH Friday, November 15, 1946 Campus Brewins Beavers Outyell Trojans "England Must Linus Pauling Gets Guests at an S.C. Squires dance last Friday were Techmen Dave Baron, John Bear, Bud Mitten- Prevent War" Atomic Energy Post Noted Scientist Trustee thal and Mitch Cotton. Against a "British background of several hundred Imperialism Dead" Of Group Led By Einstein Mowat Tells Peace Forum Professor Linus Pauling, Chair- S.C. men feebly expressing Tro- Declaring British imperialism man of the Division of Chemistry Jan spillt, our boys showed them and, in a sense, the British Em-and Chemical Engineering at the how to really sound off with a pire to be dead, Dr. Cnaries A. Institute, has been made a mem- rousing Beaver yell. Also of note was the almost universal S.C. Mowatt, CSoLSiGAiL professor of ber of the Board of Trustees of history at U.C.L.A., last Monday the Emergency Committee of custom of doubling up on seats night told the Y.M.C.A. "Threats Atomic Scientists, Inc. The presi- when in the presence of the op- to World Peace" forum that Eng- dent of this organization is Al- posite sex. land realizes it is a matter of life bert Einstein. Interhouse Dance and death to keep the peace. The committee has been At the recent all-out shindig Britain were to be caught in a formed to advance wee use Ricketts again asserted its con- new war would have no atomic energy in ways beneficial viction that romance flourishes Chance of survival because of to mankind. Its aims are to pro- best the darkness, wnle its intrinsic lack of war poten- mote the general understanding Blacker provided an appropriate- tial, its loss of dominance as a consequences atomic ly intoxicating atmosphere. sea power, its lack of manpower, energy to society and to the peo- Fleming's cosy cave-for-two was impoverished colonies and ple of the United States in order put to good use during the eve- Blacker's Surrealistic Treatment of a "Lost Week-end" at the lack of a strong Empire policy. that an informed citizenry may 11112. Interhouse Dance last Saturday. intelligently determine policy Four Plans for Peace and shape action to serve its own New Arthur Murray Bob Barraclough attracted quite an audience Ricketts Musical Interhouse Dance Introduced by Dean Jones, Dr. ana mankinas best interests. said, "Britain sees four Is Great Success Mowat ways to keep the peace. The offi- with his exhibition of Rhumbas, and best hope 1s, of Classified Ads Tangoes, and Sambas. Dogpatch Characters Baedeker Over 200 couples danced to the cial poney music of orchestras, drank course, support of the U.N. doesn't work, all Anglo- erd Mitchels, everything from Blacker's witch that A realistic touch was added to A scathing criticism of this brew served in a flashing skull American bloc is desired in many Fleming's theme in the persons appeared in The Cali- (it was dry ice that made it bub- quarters. However, many Eng- NEW VERY of Lonesome Polecat and Hair- fornia Tech last week. It must be and steam That way) to lishmen feel that they cannot battery less Joe. For your information ble aemited unct lave overeroud- Kickapoo Joy Juice, Dogpatch count on the United States ab- they are better known as Bob sized jazz. However, the reason style, courtesy of Fleming. Also staining from isolationism and 6 to 10 p. carrying case Cal sv. 3-6336 Smoot and Jack Moffat, Fleming for this should be obvious: South- very popular were Ricketts' Cu- tariff walls in case of another de- frosh. ern California is musically dead ban jungle and Fleming's "Old pression. Some groups favor Who's With Who almost all year around, with the Man Mose's Cave". Throop and close Anglo-Russian cooperation Harvey Wright's off-again, on- possible exception of jazz. What Dabney both chose to appear as but most feel there is even less again romance with Marge Sny- exactly is expected of me as a Parisian cafes. reliability in Russia. der, of Clark, seemed to be cook- music critic? Am I supposed to Blacker Has Best Decorations Shortening of Sail ing well. — Vince Honnold was praise radio music which, with Blacker had the most interest- "The last policy is perhaps the operating smoothly with Althea a few exceptions, just plain ing decorations, according to the best, that of withdrawing unpro- Eames, Scripps Vice Pres. - Bob stinks? Should I plug the motion consensus of opinion. Disembod- ductive, enemy-making holds on Krueger and Jolly Bale were to picture music directors who make ied arms and limp watches were far-flung outposts, and concen- Chalmers. PASADENA BOWLING COURTS 970 East Colorado Rendezvous of Caltech Bowlers Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. SY 3-1341 gether again. — Ray Lockhead millions of bucks stealing a few of the props used to trating was proudly introducing his re- other writers' stuff? Or should achieve their surrealistic treat- the strong British bloc in of Western cent bride to all the boys. Jave ment of "The Lost Weekend." Europe. But this is not likely, for Frank Lehan and wife were about the commercial dance bands which pack thou- not base my decisions strictly on it would require the admission back to say hello. — Sunday sands into ballrooms like sar- likes and dislikes. Some people that England is no longer a first night at Scripps seems to be a dines and then play dance music think that a Lombardo or a Hay-rate weekly "must" for Joe Rosener. with a beat like a stomping cen- dn is the berries and cannot un- Dr. Mowat. power," concluded Your dishonorable reporter is tipede that only contortionists derstand why anybody can be so interested in getting wider cover- can dance to? age for this column. obtuse as to dislike their favor- You can I'll be the first one to praise a ites; others swear by help if you have some interest- dance band that does not neces- Handy and Igor George CALIFORNIA Stravinsky. ing facts and names, by dropping sarily play the ultimate in pro- Criticism can only be based on PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACISTS a note in the Tech box in Lower gressive music, but just plays musicianship-originality, good Throop. cleanly and with a beat, on the arrangements. good 575 S. 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