California Tech, v. 52:2, October 5, 1950

JOIN THE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM! CALIFORNIA TECH WALLOP WHITTIER SATURDAY! California Institute of Technology Volume LII. Thursday, October 5, 1950 No. 2 First Rep - "Crusade for Freedom" To Be Chosen Bob Davis Marriage Leaves Position Open Enlists CIT Aid This Week The position of ASCIT First Representative is now open, be- Cause WHERE TO SIGN of the summer marriage of 300 Davis. who was electea FREEDOM SCROLLS DuBridge's Letter Triggers CIT Undergraduates to this office last spring. An elec- president of vour nouse Part in National Signup Campaign C1O1 to fill the position will be neld on triday. oct. Zo. wiul the Throop Club. There will also With a letter to each Caltech student, faculty member, and be Freedom Scrolls and dona- employee, President L. A DuBridge opened the institute's part in scheduled for tion cans in Lower Throop, the nationwide Crusade for Freedom campaign early this week asembly on Friday, Oct. 13. Any Junior or senior interestea 1n and in the Athenaeum. Swinging into action immediately were more than two dozen com- undergradu mittee members representing diflerent departments and organiza this post should see any board ate house members, or sign tons in an effort to persuade all persons connected with Caltech member for details. The primary duty of the First up in the Athenaeum or Low- to endorse the Crusade program by signing a scroll and, where pos- Rep is to serve as the ASCIT so- Group Advertises Freedom Among his other imbortant dulles are serving on DUBRIDGE'S APPEAL The Crusade for Preedom is a ASCIT Board of Directors movement sponsored by the Na- and on the honor point commit- TO ALL STAFF AND STUDENTS: tional Committee for a Free Eu- The Calfornia Institute of lechnology has, like all other 100e WICh stated burbose The new First Rep will be in colleges and universities in been asked to assist in charge of the arrangements for sponsors a cane t T CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM. This beaming radio messages telling the story of freedom to lands be- the tal tern dance Crusade, under the national chairmanship of General Lucius D nina the Iron curtain which will either pre- Clay, is supported by a large body of the most public-spirite Rac10 Free Europe began Thanksgiving affair or a Christ- men in the country as an honest attempt to obtain world-wide broadcasting from Germany mas dance earv in Vecember. endorsement for the basic principles of liberty and freedom in July of this year with programs ... SHALL MAKE YOU FREE. which we as Americans firmly believe. Consequently, the In- in five languages to countries un- stitute has agreed to cooperate and to ofter the opportunity for der Communist Whittier Pep all members of the staff and student body to sign the Crusade domination; tells the peoples the truth about for Freedom scrolls. These have been distributed widely events in their own countries, Rally Friday throughout the campus and you are urged to sign as soon keeps alive the hope The year's first pep rally, for argegi possible, at least before October 11. treedom There is no requirement of a financial contribution with the signature. Launched by General Eisen- Whittier game, will be held nowever, conniouton lecerucies ale avanave 101 hower in his Labor Day address, tea era in the proud New Tech Grading Will those whol wish to assist in this campaign. Contributions of Cisd nore than $1.00 will not be accepte program to make the people of assembly period in the pit on the Members of the committee listed on this letter have agreed United States conscious of Ldo The rally will be led by Leo Baggerly and will include a Provide Finer Separation to conduct this campaign ana these individuals will be glad to cle orobien or commun caun? supply further information about the Crusade. with nations behind the Iron oncerely your Curtain and to obtain the moral talk by Coach LaBrucherie, who will introduce the Free A new system of grading has 25 years, ever since Dean Jones L. A. DuBridge, President" and financial backing of every come Caltech megaphones will be handed out campus, arrived on the This American citizen. Plans call for making use of plus and minus plan was conceived last fall, the to aid in the yells at the rally and at the game Saturday night mrakis gising the students right pachwary being motivated by Frosh, Guests Swing & Sway a separate radio station for each u le suooressed countes 1n on the borderline between two committee chairman Dr. Watson the near future The new cheer leaders, Miller, Leon Vickman and evaluauon. meeunes where raculty artu Jim grades a fairer The idea of changing grading grad students gave suggestions. At Annual YMCA Tea Dance Dr. DuBridge's letter: Name Committees Laloureue, dre rous to uly out A the Hroshi methods is not new; in fact, More trade Disoncuon ASCIT and Caltech Y scored another success when they pre- some new yells. Named to the executive com- are urged to attend the rally and nas been discussed for the las The purpose of the system is sented this years Frosh lea Dance last sunday. The record dance mittee for the Crusade were Pro- Ito give finer distinction in was held for the Froshmen and new students so that they could the big game at Whittier Let's make it a big turnout and 1068 Students and has finally been fessor Sorensen, Dean Thomas put more girls on the CIT dating list. Ultich Merten, AsCl president show some of that spirit that we adopted because it is believed it alls rrom oxy, Mur, rce and soun rasadena l1l2h erovide the reminine charin lor ne occasion, ana. Incidentally, addec George H. Hall, public relations showed at the Frosh camp give us. une suderls. director, and Wesley Herten Are Registered slightly better break. The groups many names and phone numbers it will help most are those bor-the freshmen's little black sten, supernendent or br New Faculty Registration figures for DOOKS Those representing cam- the derline cases of 1.7-1.9 GPA and pus groups and departments on 1900-31 school vear show 42 those near honor standing. The Mixers Aid Wallflowers lne seneral crusade committee states and 36 foreign countries other students will remain most- There were several Carl Hosted at Tea represented Tech's student ly unaffected. cances alone wit many leguld Anderson, physics; Henry Borsook, biology; Ira Bo- bodv. As registrauon is nearing ones to get the boys and girls ac- GPA'S to Be Raised By DuBridges a close, the total is 1068, although quainted. Stan Groner MC'ed the wen, raiomar Obseratory, k. b Daugherty, mechanical engineer- a few are still expected to ma- Dean Jones belleves the aver dance while other upperclassmer triculate to bring the una coun age GPA will be raised slightly served as hosts. ing; Louis Dunn, JPL; Glenn Entertainment New faculty members at Cal- to somewhere around 1100 since many instructors give D other than dancing included uleene, campus housing. war lech and tell wives were the Hefner, Blacker; Dallas Peck, Of the 1068 enrolled, 645 are grades borderline C-D stu- songs DY une up-and-comin Fleming; Throop: Duane Neverman, guests of President and Mrs. Du- undergraduates and the remain dents because they don't want to frosh crooner, Chuck Daniels; a 上1e0 Bridge at a tea last Sunday from ing 423 are graduates. As usual give both the borderline c-os serenade from a frosh wood Dabnev ukulele 4 lo o al the Dubrase nome he freshman class is the largest and the C-D's the same grade C110. Kent Stratton, Ricketts; George and, as a grand mnale, Wives Poured Tea O1C. Now. beauty contest of the girls at the H. Hall, Institute publicity; Jer- slight lead over Wives of division chairmen and holding a the senior class, 174 to 167 members tem, he can give the C-B man a dance. Delson. internacions ASSO ciation; Wesley Hershey, YMCA; deans poured ana Includeu respectively. The juniors have C+ and the other a C—, rather weans. w neeis tresent than a D Jacobson, Mmes. Fred C. Lindvall, Chester bs men in their ranks and the Among the distinguished peo- mandochieh club: John Kirkwood, chemistry Stock, Hallett D. Smith, Robert Dresents F. Bacher, Linus Pauling, Frank. sophomores boast 151. Dean Jones realizes this sys- ple present at the tea were Dean 3300 Kur and lin Thomas, L. Winchester Jones, A majority of 454 undergradu. tem will cause much more book Thomas, Dean Strong, Wes Her-beauty award to "Petunia" California Tech; work that might lead to inaccu- shey, and Ulrich Merten, ASCIT alas beut barty. Tony Malanoski, Beavers; Wes ley Hertenstein, B & G: Ulrich and Charles Newton. ates are local vokes. trom call-fornia, while 172 come from out racies, but if students get a bet- president. At about 5:30 the tea Among those honored at the of state, and 29 from foreign break he says it will be broke up and the girls were tak. SAE to Tour ME Merten, ASCIT; Clark B. Milli-kan, H. Z. Mussel- tea were a number from abroad countries. In the graduate divi worth it. en back home man, PE; R. who are currently at the Insti- out-of-state men lead the These included Lord and Adopted from Past Experience 225-138, Facilities Here r. onarp, geology cule. Hlcuryce with Hallet Smith, humanities; Royal approxi- The future of the system will OPPORTUNITIES Latest developments in aero- Sorensen, electrical (Continued on Page 4) matev 60 rom other counules depend on the results of succeed- Help helping nautical automotive engi- engnieering; Bob Stanaway, , Ascli ouoliciv 36 Countries Represented ing years, just as its adopcor the Institute! -to gain experi- neering will be on display Mon George Tanham, student houses; Brubeck Boys Bop Eighty-nine echmen have depended statistics of Sas ence in the iournalistic field day, Oct. 9, at 11 a.m., when Dr. Franklin Thomas, civil engineer. which indicated there join the staff of the 1951 Big- Barnest w alson raculty Before Big Bunch come from the 36 foreign nations years Busulaila Rel- were more plus grades on rec See either John Boppart, Peter Kyropoulos and other fac- members WIll BIll Whitney, Tau Beta Pi Dave Brubeck's new style of Bolivia. Brazu be-bop treated Techmen to their canada, civil zBre, ChiBa, burma ord (as straight grades) than Room ? blacker. or barney Engholm, Room 36 Ricketts. tour of ME facilities on campus. Scrolls Posted Co- there were minus grades Features will include the new Rica, Ecuador, Oldsmobile Activities carried out by the lom Old. Mockel nis assemory for the year, a capacity crowd greeted the Brubeck and Guatemala, Hawaii, This Weekend engine committee include the posting of and a new Ford V-8 engine on trio. his display in the engines lab, and campus. Treedon scrous throughout the These Doys alsoldyed the talent that scrolls, which Honduras rael, Italy. Japan. Malava. Mex The Emerald Bay home of to present his ideas and throw questions open for examination, as jet and rocket engines, aeronautical developments such all Institute personnel have been gained two of their records the Stan Johnson, "Y" Board mem- dokea to Sien, carly unis Declara Metronome award for the month. ico, Norway, Panama, ber and former Techman, will the zeneral alscussion be turbines, and turbo-supercharg- Philippines, ruelto Rico, Mellonome is one or the Iduous maga- be the scene of the "Y" retreat ed ov Curuis beach boara ers tion st freeds an delieve in and dignity foremost musical trade South Africa, and Turkey, in ad- this Saturday and Sunday, Oct member. zines. dition to the soon-to-be state of Future Tours Planned Lne inaiviaudl. I beneve unar al 7 and 8. Varied Recreation This tour is sponsored by the Alaska Recreation wil include volley- men derive the right to freedom Combo The main topic for the mror de- ball and swimming, which, ac- SAE, and all interested are urg- equally from God. Culbertson's for I pledge to walls resounded Break-down figures mal discussions will be the ed to attend. Following the tour, resist accression and tyranny with Brubeck at the piano, Ron the number of men in eacn option termination of the degree of re cording to latest reports on the DAN Llexy Jonn Nooles will ex wherever they appear on earth." crouty du Uass and Cal have not yet been compiled. ligious emphasis to be placed on weather, promises to ne excel plain the functions of the cam- Containers drums, for voluntary con- Tjader beating the Concerning registration in gen programs rot the coming lent. Participants willeave the pus SAE group and the advan- urbutions to the cause nave also they bounced through "Singing eral nowever. une told enroll year and of the scope of "y" ac- lages of membelshio been distributed. Spokesmen em- in the Rain." "Old Black Magic,' "Jeepers Creepers ment is slightly down from the tivities on this campus as relat- campus Saturday afternoon at 1 phasize that no donation is re- "Lover," 1141 last year. ed p.m and Sunday by 3 In the future, SAE plans tours Total cost, including trans. of the co-operative wind tunnel, aured in order to sign une scroll Where d'ja Get Those Peepers," Religious Desires Expressed unengn wind tunnel In but that individual contributions Many persons speed have Cal Tjader, drummer, was Tours Resumed by a desire for greater religious em- expressed portation, will be $3.50. Anvone the range of 15 cents to $1 wishing to sign up for the trip Guggenheim, the jet propulsion featured in several rhumbas. Student Guides phasis in "Y" activities and the desiring lab, and local industries of in- do a great deal In soread AHOIC "y" is anxious to hear should see Wes Hershey at the terest. ing the message of freedom. Campus Calendar Student guided tours of the the views or as many office in Dabney basement Trip Starts in 206E Signatures Urged Caltech campus resumed as possible, according to Dick The tour next Monday will be October 17 has been set as the yesterady. Guides will be avail- Libbey, "y" president, so that Ideas Wanted oi Interest to everyone, especlal- date when all scrolls should be able at 11 a.m. and s p.m. Mon roglams Anyone who is unable to make ly engineering students and new completed and submitted to na- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 the the ullo out who has any ideas students. Starting point is Room onal neadquarters commutee SUNPAD FOCTOREE SY at Whitier day through Friday at 11 Saturday, the wishes of the majority of stu- d.m dents. on the topic is unged to see Dick zor at 1i a.m men urge that anyone who has lounge. Arrangements for spe- Following the opening infor Libbey or any "y" officer so that For further information about John not yet signed one of the scrolls posted on campus do so lmmeal WeOn Oh CT gerari in Culberton che Publis Relations otice. cial groups may be made through mal discussion in which eaen his ideas may be brought up in the tour or the SAE, person will have an opportunity the discussion. nonies Mie or Al rlon roo). (Continued on Page 6) Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, October 5, 1950 The Truth Shall Make You Free • CANDUS BREWINS The California Tech The Truth shall make you free. Appropriately enough, this is the motto of Caltech; appropriately, this might well be the motto for the present Crusade for Freedom now being conducted on Does This Nut Fit Your Bolt? by the Monkey Wrench "What! out of senseless rack braid. She gave us a burn Published every Thursday during the col Nothing to provoke ing look, but our innate craving lege year except during examinations and "A conscious something..' holiday periods TOI WasutOいしい Rubaiyat, LXXVIII soon California Institute of Technolod gaining the upper hand 1201 East California Street, Pasadena, Ca You, who are even now being approached for a signature, may The Freshmen have by this It is with a heavy heart that again, we entered the Greasy, Subscription rates: $1.50 per yea read elsewhere in the paper, and get from those who are support. time found out that we don't the Beak now once more sets playground of the rech gourme entered as second-class matter no 1g thp 620219 more information-what is being attempted in keep any weird creatures in the pen to paper, and commences we were soon to this Crusade, what its purpose is, and who some of the people sup-basements and that such crea long year Alas, of endearing himself stunned again. Casting around porting it might be his despicable readers. we beheld coffee toma, ungra. Somer Mering: 1379. Telephone: SYcamore 6-7121 Ext. 180 That is not what we're going to talk about in this editorial tures as do live there come out between the specters of the draft cups of Lilliputian dimensions We're goin gto tell you why we, after careful thought and some for air once in a while. Most of boards and Bob Kurland, Editor of the impending Filling one from the micro-bur soul-searchus, are supporting the Crusade. them are on display over at the 9th, the Beak's heart at els provided, and replenishing EDITORIAL STAF And don't take for granted the support of all college news Athenaeum at least once during nast Jacked 1is usual zest. but our 910e with that mixture of Maws intoditor upon casting a baleful stare at sun-dried burley and evergreen Al Buda etoured papers for this drive Some, among them the UCLA Daily Bruin, the day getting fed. Some of Why? We'll tell the half of our class we are in cones so popular of late with Sports Editors Thorne Buffe are not supporting the Crusade for Freedom. them eat twice or even three and you why, and pernaps in answering those objections when hidve upon realizing that • 4 per capo, we Feature Editor een raised to the Crusade for Freedom, we may give the reasons times a day. As a whole, the only cent of all wives smoke in bed, Beginning to discuss the moral Chuck niamer oI our suooor difference about anybody here is しししまましい。 bankruptcy of postwar English First and foremost among the objections raised by those who that he goes to Tech We thereupon donned a jaunty society with a bioony sicist sui oppose or who are indifferent to the Crusade, is "look at the people Ask Questions, Frosh foulard bow, stuck a feather in fering from distemper, we soon Sports Botsh, Ed Weich, Pete Martanian oul one who're backing it-Giannini and John Hrancis Neylan, top instru After Camp Radford and what- ments in imposing the loyalty oath on U.C.-just more tools of throat, and, a cunning smile em- renuon arung. coula 110l Hearst." ever was supposed to be going bellishing our richly tanned vis- help but overhear miscellaneous Special Madders These people have earlier raised the best answer to this, them- on there, anything in the way of age. we once more vesin our un bits of Tech gossip flying through Freshmen the al wit nis Photographers selves; many of them are liberals (whatever that may be), and, as welcome intelligible column, secure in the custo would heredundant knowledge our anonymity, mary emotional maturity and fe orge Sianathan a part of liberal policy, say that an idea should be judged on its own been there once myself, 1 can merits, and not upon its sponsors. or the breathless minions licity of phrase, is what the Beak BUSINESS STAr "ney decry pubnely the now well sympathize with the latest common process of judging guilt by association; yet they them- that hang upon our every word. business Manage now has to prover selves are doing this, if they don't judge the Freedom Crusade on group of vicums. The only thing Take heed! circulation Manage ..Chuck Walker wrong with the place is too much Foreigners Legion the University of London refused its own merits. of a good thing. I was so stuffec Strike One The adventures accept his previous training, To those who do profess themselves liberals, and who con witn intormation 29011t tradictorily enough judge a program by the names of those spon-that Tech The first thing that struck the were to bedks detention upon reurns tauns Journeyea du the Wa soring it, it might be shown that men like senator Douglas trom start. The most obvious sugges-lot the campus was the large across the big waters in quest of in our midst for another year. Other European wayfarers were Illinois, Lehman from New York, and Norman Thomas certainly tion to trosh that this point is to could not be label reactionaries, and these men are among the encourage questions. Most number of new secretaries. Amb- experiences hitherto unimagined led rolk. rnaraon Mavner. wn uns towaras the uleasy, we were by Havelock Ellis or Krafit-Eb reportedly did his best to rival backers of the Crusade. vects or your stay nere were cov momentarily stunned by the bing. His Wanderjahre, alas, the attainments of his sovereign. (Continued on Page 6) ered at Radford. If you feel the sight of young voluptuary, were productive of strange fruit need of anything else but don't slender and poised in whlle and It was d distlusioned raur Baited Breath Communism and the Oath know where to locate I, poke seersucker dress, the tight boing that sadly shook the dust of The Beak experienced the most around a little. dice cunningly trimmed in rick- Vienna from his feet. Moreover, (Continued on Page 3) Ed. Note: This is one of a series of editorials designed to stir Spiritual Life Emphasized discussion and thought among Techmen about current world and natonal issues. It will be followed next week by an editorial of which important activity ed his eyes. Those upperclass- Peter flipped the pages to Chap- very is generally overlooked Whether Pigs Have men in his allev Art Reardon ter Linear Motion. across the hall, house vice-presi-be too bad. Couldn't After all, got 98 on an opposte opimon m certam lespects. around nere is ones church anu While a "battle of principle" rages on between the faculty and religous life. On campus are Wings.... dent. How had he put it? "Tech's Liat 11120 scnool onysics nhal the Carpenter a cinch if you read the book the He passed his white card for- the regents of the university or canorma, thmking people or chis several groups which seek to country are examining the basic issues behind the Loyalty Oath by The Walrus and night before the final." Different "The grading system in meet ones needs in unis respect. slory tom the soon next aoor. chis course will be A Su queston. Seldom before has security legislation been so violently Some of the denominations rep- nouted tor"abridoing treedom suns to search tor uuui.. GENESIS: Ph-la "Nobody can get the work done of eagerness swept over the class resented in Pasadena have in fifty hours. And that strange and pencils scribbled in unison. "contradicting conscience and constitutionality." coll" #reshman Veter ernigan and tact groups camous. one walked through Telow 1n hm. 1o who never sald ror we nis ame reer surveved Judge Robert H. Jackson of the supreme Court nas pointe out. that the communist arv. unike our orthodox domesue oal group, the Caltech Christian Fel- the Ricketts-Fleming portico and anything. He turned in the door the men about him Decent- ties, seeks seizure of governmental power by a minority faction neader Cow n The Olive-walk Bridge and trudged up looking bunch, but that look of Jarv. several churches but onl rather than through a free electorate, evidently by violent and un Peter was conscious of keeping stalls 304. 305. 306. he walked radiant intellect on their face: one purpose is represented. They a Casual conversator WIll in. First one there The blue- made him slightly uneasy democratic means. Every member of this party, one of the few try to study the Bible to see what green textbook crackled as he still, the obvious newness of in American history directly controlled by a foreign power, must it says and how it applies to peo. his companion, but his mind was nerge unconditiona obedience to the elsewhere. He various ramincations at ovened It and chumbed througn Thos velou suce-rule case ple today. Bring yourself and Marxist-Leninist chicanery. watch ersu Thus, reasons Mr. Jackson, the ac- your ideas along to 210 Dabney there early the first day. Get the pages. . Pictures of Faraday, throughout the class was a bit Newton, Galileo Always read reassuring quittal of Communism cannot originate from constitutional argu- on Tuesdays and Thursday at Wilson on his right The orerace. A textbook for the ments, any more than a band of thieves could expect salvation 12:30. A ne brisk serious student " He recalled through the Bill of Rights. clear and nIM Love That Ice-Plant! morning. He shivered. Let's see first his valedictory address his "I assume that most of you To preach by subtle and insidious means the "party line" and At this point i should lke to week of college nigh school class three months gentlemen are familiar with a to acquire whatever disciples he can, is one of the sacred dudes o party member or fellow-traveler What better hunting ground incur the wrath of the powers study hard. fifty hours a week ago.. uncan ental principle that be by conducting an impar- but no more, be alert in class, football the differential calculus." There could there be than the college campus, where students, who have al pol since anvone who has in the afternoons, get was a ripple of nervous laugh not ganed the intellectual maturity resulung from years of woria ly experience and social interchange, can often be duped by a pre-been here for more than a few enourn siee dont bed "Oh, hello, Tom." The room meditated misteresentation of the facts? weeks is bound to be prejudiced, "snake" though, get to know peo- began toni He adjusted the lor Desan whiuns ecuations o the only ones who may partici ple. Sex? At least once a week. of clean blackboard and the clear Let's Have Facts! whe sheer of baver on the cub "I would never fear Communism in America if all Communists pate are freshmen. This will be paper Inat Dione at the led dance in his chpboard. A figure in a Were out In the oven, peddnne nert wares in the market orace or very simple. Kindly examine the from San Marino hmmm. plaid coat was writing board was soon filled. "From this raunchy stuff something in a corne of the that the accelera- free speech and thought," avers J. Edgar Hoover. Here is the obvious blue-orown Nearing Throop he paused to The on Is equal to the second de crux of the situation. Intellectual freedom implies that the facts front of Throop Hall, common- blackooard S001 coal ly known as ice-plant, and ther check the blue card, Ph-la—M8 turned around, revealing a face 306B. rivative of the displacement vec on born sides are oresented as moarually as vosstole, lor examina feast your eyes on the lovely "Se ya', Bill," to his room. that was fair, clean-shaven and tion-and consequent acceptance or rejection-by the seeker for recaled tne simole statement 1i truth. Do Communists give us the facts? green grass growing Arms and Kerckhofi between male as they parted company twentyish. Ine mental nace of Things should work out pretty a bearded ancient professor re-his high school physics book, "a Would we countenance the professor of Social Psychology who your preference on a well; all it takes is a little or- ceded reluctantly from Peter's equals v over t." No time t while discusing the Theory of Crime, cunningly suggested law- breaking as a profitable student occupation? Then why are we piece of paper and turn it in to canvauon My nae s worry about that; more equa Wesley Apollo and self-consciously avert. office hours are conunued on rage o so lax with persons presenuing an equally unethical and un-chris tian doctrine? Communists are trained to lie about their status, and for this very reason the bovalv vath cannot directly expose the Dartv tol lower. But assuming a Communist recruit prefers signing Oath rather than relinquishing his position, he incurs the risk ot prosecution for peruiv. Under our Dresent laws this is orien Basics For Your Campus Wardrobe. 156Y Y808.2 SUCCESS FORMULA • ON CAMPUS OR OFF! the only manner in which Communist activity can be cotrolled. Arrow Gordon Oxfords Although the University of California has suffered dearly for the action they have taken. we wonder wnether the bioe of teach ers led by Dr. Edward Tolman has taken the admirable course of achon ale they aiding the priceless freedoms of the nation b denouncing the Oath on the dubious grounds of its "unconstitution-ality," or are they abetting the very power which would subjugate our sovernment. Arrow REPP TIES Rather than making the fight against the evils of Stalinism unpopular Ill the public eve. We Deleve they could better serve their coutry by retaining their offices through acceptance of the Oath of Loyalty to these United States and the freedom they rep- At this time of national emergency all of us should be willing and waiting to make what sacrifices we can; pitiless publicity and unrelenune alertness to the presense of malicious intuences trom within the country will contribute to our fight for a free world without. -Barney Engholm. Secretary's Report In this report I have s several important ASCIT dates for you to remember. Write them down now, so you won't forge Derobek 1—Whitter football game at Whittier. OCTOBER 13—Nomination Of ASCIT First Representative at the resular assembly ОСТОВЮК 1-FAJAMAKINO (note this is on a Thursday night). OCTOBER 21- -0xy football game at Oxy FOLLOWED BY OXY-TCH DANCE AT ONIPREE! OCTOBER 26-Election of ASCIT First Representative. NOVEMBER 7-MUDEO. NOVEMBER 18 ASRST RESIDING ED Formal. FIRST REP In another section of this newspaper you will find more about the ASCIT First Rep. election, but if you are interested in directing social activities and are either a Junior or Senior, see me or any olner menver or the Ascll board or Directors Remember that all members of the student body are invited to attend Board meetings held at 7:15 P.M. in the Board room lo Cdled In bower reming on nursdav nigars. 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Ah, the spirit of North's hand is a bit to poignant pain of all, however, at weekend, but Blacker frosh Stan chivalry is not dead the story of lardee Much en- Ogden, scorning this もしまし of en- Ah, Slumming amored or an ndlanavolis neue. Saturday night saw the Beak he convinced Pardee tertainment, pere that night on took date, and returned attired in his rough housecoat of Who Dealt This Mess By JOHN ROGERS strong for an opening three bid Bebop and South's hand, even with a -By ART CUSE singleton in his partner's suit, is This matter of bebop is ex- the armed forces would soon put Sunday. (This item for the ex allul wire loo suons Ior a smole ont an end to his nalcvon davs in une clusive edication of stan Ug with new v-soldered emblem spade overcall. South, therefore, tremely hard to write on, as one Is not exactly sure what the groves of Academe anyway and den). The Beak has also heard primrose-yellow muffler tied with In the mist oriage coramn o1 Dias two spades, and the part thus obtained the latter's (Par- that B. F. Vartanian is now rid- the year it might be well to stat studied carlessness, and a silver nership is committed to game. word means. It is actually a mu- what the general policy will be sical term, supposedly first use dee Deresy assent to the mar ing nigh. It appears that vart signet ring weighing just unde riage bond. Pardee's present rap- studying in his room Sun- four pounds; the Beak, we say, in writing for the nex North makes the only possible turous bliss is only marred by ad. afternoon when a damozel on a dutiful pilgrimage towards three terms. return bid, and South, lea.ang Gillespie in attempting to make clear the basic accentua- the vociterous comblaints walker in and indulred as to nis the Great walte wall on the Each week some authority on that the hand is not suited for Morrison who has not gotten roommate Lunan. Not realizing way he realized that it was all the game a person defined tion of bop, which is on the up- no rumo, Dias tour diamonds paid on a bet related to this mat- the damozel was Lunan's santa for naught, but upon his arrival, one who possesses a book beat, BEbop rather, than the ter. Ine beak cannot bur pall Monica steady. ne (varanian) In sustalned oleasani surorise bridge), will discuss When North shows some sup- one or two converse, be-BOP. his breath his most casual manner request- Bevies of lacy womanhood were Recommend port for his partner's spade suit, It is Gillespie and Parker to Forboden Weekend ed her to stick around, explain- on hand to ply him, and the Beak ed methods of bidding and play south has a slim chance for whom we must give credit for But now matters more im- I 1ng that Lunan who eise woula cannot our surmise that une weu will 8q combined with a brief slam; and if he is inclined to take starting the modern trend in mu- mediately at hand. The last week be back from Oxy in a few min- aiscussion or ule senerdi orlast sle Uven ln me sus. ooh were was one of forebodines and ex utes Five known article in Life must have small risks, he will bid the six hours later, Vartan- changes. dulled the hard gemlike flame principles illustrated by the spades. Notice that a slam in burn seeking some sort of a medium From the snakes' den an was sull walung lor bunan. une schmiposte used to hand. in which they could express mu we hear that Butler has now re- So was the girl. breathless. The Beak is with. We hope you enjoy reading nearts, alchough very temptng sled reenlis unharnered curned Irom corona del Mar. and the Institute's much beloved The happenings were varie this column, and if you are at to North, cannot be made. T or I Zone? gated and abundant, and the sat dul Interested in onure, we nope The Play Kerckhoff Laboratory of Marine he cisma goom wes e urnalia were intermittently you realize that everyone is in- West opens the queen of clubs chord structure, In recoras or unl blology. where ne ordcucea une meates the Beak's usually pessi luminated by Boppart's flash chord shifts. vited to the bridge tournaments Which south lakes decade we can detect a Declarer can begin culinary dits indiscriminately Inisue view of humanity lifted bulbs. Proof of the excellent cui- which are frequently held on the now see if he sluffs one loser on ning of a style even in for both Techmen and Pomona momentarily Friday sine was afforded by the cookies 11201 campus. More will be said about the extra high those made with Gaillard's com heart and ruffs He is diso reportea never ting in a contemplative mood in and cider provided by Katrinka, these later. Iwo in the cummy. ne dares the mercia crew to have made it for breakfast, a Los Angeles cabaret, as is hi: dia about the •only other even Dummy Reversal whatever import that may have. the beak recaus is seeing the so spade king and commits himself War Brought Second Stage wont ne was aroused rom a or0- This week's hand illustrates a to two spade losers Cuenion recurned rom a joyous found The advent of the war, with reverie by the raucous cial chairwoman of one of the sulter better halls ardently pursued by general method of play which is Looking at the situation from its fever-pitched activity and ex spent thinking pure gaiety of Win Royce, Dabney's used by almost everybody at one the dummy's point of view. how thoughts, and rushed over to see own nre-valry man. well Into Cuse and Kitening all evening citement-starved citizens witour even ever. the - r his second for the week. Suave all alas to no avail. only loser outside o duced the second stage this realizing that it's dressed up in trump is the queen of hearts, and music wIch the two Hel of-cardinals Ogive in order to and cavalier, Win stooped to im- Beak Reported Seen a vely lancy lame a yurtily this may be insured against man herds, the big Kenton band, line him up with a nice girl at blant a lss renderly on the natie Towards midnight. the festivi- reversal." The hand. with north trumping one neart in uar Crienton is going to try a hand. South's the Barnet organization, and oth It is rumored that "Jag-of his fair lady. In time's nick, ties over, the Beak was seen dealing, is as follows: This is the dummy re- els such ds venturo and westei he closed his eye, but not in time wandering down a shady Pomo- versal. Young, who all sought bop as es fast 45-minute 'o avold a nasty burn on miis eye- na lane, dullacied lo one or chle soon, but then you know what lid. Ladies didn't smoke in olden local pubs by ten decibels of $ K,8,2 But with entries to the board cape • from regimentation in mu rumors are. times; we now see why the cus-song. Brushing aside the atmos- A,K,J,10,8,3,2 only in trump, declarer must set sic. The aforementioned organi Exchanged Weekends rom has verishea. "I'm practi- phere and sauntering inside, the DJ.o up the heart suit before trumps produced such men as The business of exchanges oc- cally blind," Win reminisced the found Wood, Michaelson, Goerke, C. 3 are drawn and a second Stan Getz, today regarded as the Illa ll forcing dumm bredles tene Dil cupied most of the rest of the led, use morning after, "but I sure had a et. al., with dates, sitting appre bop, Russo. Kai Winding Bill Harris nensivery under the Oldle or d LOUD speaker. The singer, who didn't need amplifier, was shouting out what Can Dest 0 S A,Q H 9,6 D 9,7,4,3 C Q,J,7,5,2 $ 6,3 D Q,10,8 C K,10,9,6,4 last trump and thereby prevent ing South from ever reaching Shelly Mann Terry Gibbs the good hearts Chubby Jackson and the five HOUSE JACKETS - AT YOUR suns vass. ouers develoned oi South, therefore, leads hearts to the ace the their own, seven of and practically described as an nour song. have played together at one time Starting fresh twelve trumos the two in his own nand another. Now, with the heart suit set up, the 8o00 Dop nel Parades 881 E. Colorado Lake Fowlers "Men's Distinctive Fashions" COLLEGE SHOP Open Fri. Nights lences as ne went along, clover like. S J,10,9,7,5,4 A,K,5,2 C A.8 South is free being yet that small to lead the spade bud rowel. Hank Jones and Jack toward the king Thelonius Monk have influenced The hours went by, the wee He loses one spade trick and morning nours grew un into big ones, and the situation became tense. 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Job No. 60 Four THE CALIFORNIA TECH Internations Association CIT Rocket Tested Graduate Record Gives Activities Clue By JPL and Army Exam To Be Given A preview of things to come Tests of the Graduate Record Last Friday the Inter-Nations cessful garden party at the Du in the ten of culded-missile de Examination, required of appli- Association held a dance and in- Bridge's. also include in this country cants for admission to a number Ordnance tonna receoton for all Interest- comerences ate mortar aiseus ed persons in the Athenaeum. and cantorma bsullive or ech of graduate schools, will be ac sion groups, beach parties, sight- minstered at examination The Inter-Nations Association other outings nology Jet Propulsion Lory scientists Labora- at White Sands of calecn was tormea in loto willen Carly over ters throughout the country four by a group of students and their summer months. roune rround recently. times in the coming year, Edu friends in the community "to pro- The Army's fifth model of its Exec Committee of 10 mole peter reiduous ana curtu ORDCIT, cational Testing Service has an first large experimen- 'lo nein organze and carry out Lal missile lo de wouy U... de nounced. During 1949-1950 near- ral understanding among all na-tions, especially through the detailed program of the as-signed, was fired. Controlled by ly 13,000 students took the GE sociduon. all execuuve commit- autopilot, the 44-foot rocket mecrum or mose torersn versons in partial fulfillment of admis- in the community, and to assis mempers elected followed its course at some 2,000 sion requirements of graduate visitors and students from other twice each year, in June and in miles per hour. It struck well countries INA is a local These ofcers meet within the desired range of ac- schools which orescribed It. regulariv to Dian acuvities and curacy Fall Exams organization and was formed to fill a definite need. to admit applicants to member- Experimental Only This fall candidates may take Tuesday Meetings ship. The present prexy is John Powered by an acid-aniline mo- the GRE on Friday and Satur- very besdavin an broundi Alselmer. and the secretary or 1,200 horse day, Oct. 27 and 28; in 1951, the group, INA members and their membership is Jerry Delson. power per pound of weight, the friends meet in Room 26, T-2, at Membershols not restricted 10 big protoype missile capable dates are Feb. 2 and 3, May 4 • 0.01 ned arle cookles students but is open to "students carrying a considerable pay and 5. Aug. 3 and 4. Since the served. It has become the cus-and others, of any nationality." load for a distance in excess of GRE is not required by all grad- tom after tea to have dinner to- 100 miles. uate schools, ETS advises each Both Army Ordnance officials students to incurre or nis pros by co-operative efforts, at some and or souls Dunn. Grecio pective school whether or not he member's home. Record dances, European Meetings of the Caltech Jet Laboratory, expected to take the test and, nanoweet New emphasized the fact that ORD if so, on which dates year's UVe parties are estan- Attended by Nine experimenta The GRE tests offered in these lished features on the INA cal- missile, designed and developed nationwide rocrams incluae a Nine Caltech faculty members for the specific purpose of study- test of general scholastic ability, INA members are invited into spent part of their summer Ine all evaluaunte the aroveins of private homes for parties given of controlled rockets. "ORDCIT general achievement i nurove allenain? mernadona six broad fields of undergradu conferences and doing research wy Deode in lie Idodueld com is not a military tactical weapon. ate study, and advanced level or consulting work in fields of Lest munity, such as last years suc sallary enrineerins. ootally, hicle which tests of achievement in various being used matter fields. According NEW FACULTY physiology, physics, geology, and study and evaluate the problems to ETS, candidates are permitted conunues trom race Lady the Belgian underground move- wnch arise In he acsirt and de several options ainong Rothschild, University of ment during World War II. velopment of guided missiles. A しじめし Cambridge, England; and Dr. Frits Went.. Professor of large body of valuable informa- Info Provided Nis. sveney cnaoman. common Plant Physiology, ane Application forms and a Bul- wealth Observatory Canberra, tion has been obtained since thur W. Galston, Senior Research first ORDCIT was fired in May Australia; Mr. and Mrs Anton Fellow in Biology, attended the of 1947," Dr. Dunn said. leun of ntormation. which bro vides details of registration Lane Mcull UnIversity. Candua. mernational botanied congres. More Horses and Mrs. J. L. Leemann, stockholm as an examoe ne cler tne administration, as well Zurich, Switzerland; Mr. and Wiersma, Professor of Biology, fact that the motor in the first ple questons, mav be oblalned Mrs. Jean Mauron, Baden, Swit- ORDCIT developed horse. from advisers or directly from zerland; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pas- Dower Der poure of welsht Educational Testing service, Fuglebjerg, Denmark; were in Copenhagen Aug. diu Mr. compared to 1,200 horsepower Massino olnonelld, per pound for the current model P.O. Box 9896, Los Feliz Station, Folytechnic Institute of Milan, logical Congress. -a caln or ovu ver centin norse Los Angeles 27, Calif. com- Derea dooncaulon Italy. What Traveling! pound in efficiency. must reacn New Profs Honored omparable Dr. improvements have the ETS office at least two Dava me. senior weeks before the date of the ad- Protessor of Theoretical Physics, search Fellow in Physics, went been mdde in the automauc phot Instralion ror when the can Stockholm, which guides the missile. among the newly appointed Sweden, in Sep- "Improvements which didate is applying. now ap. lenver. where ne suolee under essors who were nonored. others with professorial appointments a Guggenheim Fellowship at the Deal possible will endole who attended their wives Nobel Institute of Physics. double the performance of the Dr. Include D. assistan nivert b. J. Migel, Mosociae ro ORDCIT with the lant load," same propel- Dr. Dunn said. Professor History; S. S. Penner, He fessor of Geology, attended the Assistant Professor of Jet 25th anniversary meeting of the added that improvements in the buision: . wood Mineralogical and etro orca airframe design of the rocket Professor Mechanical Engi- Institute in Switzerland. sce the Mist one have alsO neering, and T. M. Apostol, As- been comparable to those in the George I.anham. Historv motor and guiding mechanism. sistan rroressor or Maunemnaucs. structor in the Humanities Divi- Visiting professors who at-sion, Development of such a missile did research this summer as the onocl actually began at tended with their wives included ine nercian underground the Caltech Laboratory back in rloressors D. ls. Crawford, Jr. movement during World War I! 943 when the Army Ordnance and R. M. Keefer. Dr. J. E. McKee, Associate Pro- Department asked the lnsulu Additional Guests ressor of sanitar uncineering to take on such a project. It is New instructors. research fel- went to Germany in July at the three series of missiles lows and their wives who were request of the U.S. State Depart- wnich have been developed a Alberty, ment to make a saivey of ter step at a time. First was the Bernard Axelrod, Otto Bastian- man water and sewage works. PRIVATE series, a smaller roc- sen robert Casamalor hichard Ker win a reduvely snort raaz E. Cline, George C. Dacey, E. P. and powered with a solid pro- Darley, D. L. Douglas, H. A. Dye, Three Get Hughes pellant motor. Its principal pur pose was to all new knowleas Kazim Ergin, Harold R. Garner, Goldsmith, Felix L. Aero Fellowships of exterior ballistics or missties Next came the WAC CORPOR hagar Hellbronner. Herzog. Three winners AL series. The first of this se- C. P. Hsu, A. C. Ingersoll, H. A. Hughes Fellowships Howard in Creative res was tred in 14o to an al Itano, Victor A. LOWY R. Lewinson, P. H. aeronauues, establishee lo tude of about 140,000 feet. This E. Marsh, Douglas in the training of outstanding was the Maynard, Thomas Nelson, research engineers and physicists biggest missile this DULL ano nee au Roger Newman, Donald Norris, at Callorild anstilate that time. Alfred Novak, E. A. Phillips echnolory were recent.v an- Up, Up, H. Pinckard, Alexander Rich, R. nounced by Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, and Away In February. 1949. a later mod C. C. St. George Jr., Hatthew Caltech president. el of the WAC CORPORAL was Sands, T. C. Sheng, J. S. Stamm w stehsea0 The fellowships were awarded used as the second stage of this to Arthur b Teasdals, D. W. Thomas, D. L. DIYSOI J1., larze two-stare Conle Cly Calt. Warren rocket. Mounted in the nose of a Thomsen 3. s. J. wostmann. and Misses Tollestrup, Mathews, 28, Pasadena, Calif German V-2 and fired when the K. Zarudnaya, Marguerite M. P. ClIL Norman M. Wolcott, 21, ve lau redenea ls Inlaxinum di Vogt, and F. Charlotte Green. westwood. Call. vach will re the reacher ceive a grant from the fund es- height of 250 miles-the highest Puget Sound Tol tablished by industrialist, aly man-made rocket gone aviator and moton pieture pro Offer Employment ducer to cover tuition and other was the success with the expenses and will also receive a PRIVATE and WAC CORPOR ししLCSじ graduates, post-gradu- Salary Trom nugnes Alrcratu Ab semes that led to the third atee ane stente in Company for work done in con- the ORDCIT, which is now un- engineering will be interested to nection with study at the Insti- dergoing tests. know that a considerable number vule Although the sneed of the or vacancies m the proressiona ORDCIT in the recent test was Dr. DuBridge said that the field exists here in the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. approximately miles per relovshin brodam. comoinin? 2.000 of advanced theoretical training at nour swu neel Der second.. M can attain much higher velocity, and the California Institute of Tech- qualified men women 1O102V Wils moustal officials said. The missile is rela. available in the following classi- ncalloils-haval archieets, 1ld1" training at as compared, IOr ex ine, mechanical, electrical, elec- Culver City, Calif., ample, to the German V-2, hav. Company, Hughes Aircraft tronics and ordnance engineers. Was developea last yeal oy how ing a diameter of only about 30 Maximum diameter of ard Hughes and Caltech in rec- Usenuis 1ol Mditsinen Ol vall ognition of the growing need for the v was on inches. ous grades also exist. In naval architect Creduve resedich men-ones who and engineering fields, the civil serv- can apply scientific and industrial Caltech Fellowship ice grade and pay status cover- techniques in the solution of in- ed is from GS-5 to GS-11, inclus- credsillaty technologi. Starts New Year IVe. with pay ranges from $3100 cal problems. Bryson graduated to 16400 a vear possible. from high Next week the Caltech Christian Fellowship will begin a new Draftsmen will be employed in school in Winnetka, IIl., in 1942 senes or studles the GS-1 to GS-6 bracket inclu and attended Haverford College In the Gospel sively with a yearly pay range invited to participate in is and Northwestern Missouri State by Mark. The entire campus from $2200 to $4200. bring- Teachers College. After serving Those employed will be given as ensign in the Navy he ne questons and comments emergency indennite Callie ASSISUa1し these informal discussions. They menst with Federal privileges of Iowa State College, worked will be held Tuesdays and nurscavs at 14.su to 12.00 10 10 (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 6) Dabney. Thursday, October 5, 1950 DNB "YES, I GUESS THEY CAME OUT OF THIS PORTAL-WHY?" 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Whittier is a definite favorite after Bert LaBrucherie's lads are season to a brand new San Francisco State team by 36-7. Although nanauns tie Pacific Fleet nant bumos sultered the "Gators" had a more powerful squad than the Santa Barbara marine a 20-6 beating, while Tech from last week's tussle. "Babe" "Karasawa, the Beavers' outstand. auchos, the Micheets Odyed a much verer came than l the previous week. mashy Water Polo X-Country back. is sunering rom The state offensive featured SeasonOpens OutlookGood Frosh Sports Roundup by Nick Nicholson charley horse. Peck, While and Reed make plenty of wide open play. Quar BUTTIN' IN rest of the injury cerback oam Devito mopea un -By BUTLER For the first but not the last Cross-country started this rlesnmen Intercollegiate back Alan Marshall comes off and on the playing line up. ball twice for scores. quarter In the first time this season, the Beaver one into the ene cone tor le mise score. uatei Dy next week the Internouse water-polo squad broke the ice most wesk with the appearance ot sags pt oto, bient are won- of the stalwarts of Sept. 20th, Record Frosn turned out nor the 1O0L- And besides, the Beavers have trom the s2 yard line, ne com- trophy race will be in full swing, ball team. since then, rosh the poorest down-the-years pleted another for six points. compete WILh The Madona workout of large number of frosh. Several the year last Monday polo and ord against the roets than any Smith betting of sundees. But, as usual, of these new men show consid- San Francisco's halfback Rudy IH sports will not fulfill their Olacuce have started, alle other Conference rival. Although there was no coach erable talent and experience three teams look better Smith thrilled the fans with his function, as is so necessary for the ovenine session. Achletie der. o for lech. and o tes from previous running long distance open field running. usual. than series stands at 19 wins for Whit- small colleges, to train men for Director While the Beavers are filled His TWO spectacular yard future competition on the var- ised to locate one soon. Varsity prospects, while not as Hootballi dashes were both good for scores. SIty Manager Dave Rathie and good as they seemed at the end wilh gloom the roets have Coaches Ed Preisler and Man- only otner touchdown HOr three years have Dick Libby will direct the prac-of last year, are still good. Oxy, watched intramural sports uel Bass, with the everything to smile about. As the Dleskil Lice wager Beavers on last years Conference Champs sultea rom a sustalned cround with John Barnes, still appear: they are amost a cinen to drive. ribule almost nochine to lechs An unofficial league containing to be the big gun in the confer. to field a winning peat this year. Coach "Chief" Score intercollegiate athletic program. Caltech, Oxy, UCLA squad, hope Frosh, with team saturday, Oct. Caltech's lone tally came half- But if this state of affairs could vrosn, bos anceles Ce and wast erdl 200d rospects trom sas only about halt the aspirants Newman has a squad loaded with way through the third quarter be changed, I feel confident that Los Angeles JC has been formed year. With any luck at all Coach' power. have had experience, but all Destaes navine mmereel The Beavers drove from Techs usualv mediocre showing with a single round-robin sched- Jack Marshall should be able to show plenty returning lettermen, there are of fight and spirit. own 18 to the "Gator's 8 where in the SCIC would take a large Ine lne will be neavier chan loi JC transfers, headed by ule Vuien wiel Mull. sieer ns team to a conierence Quarterback Pickering they lost the ball on downs. San turn for the Loyola and PCC will be played championship. some years, though a little more Francisco returned to their own better LVeNT coacn a Tech will al could 37, be used in the back-the Santa Ana Little KOSe Bowl Team. when the Beavers recovered ways bemoan the fact that he PIGSKIN PROGNOSTICATIONS rela a fumble Halfback Jack Walker does not have any depth. And, then went 37 yards over tackle lurinermore. they will say that GAME ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SPORTS STAFF Practice so far has been Power for the score. depth on any squad is what gen- Mussalman the rundamentals. win the une The Poets should feature a blocking lot of power football with backs Ine last score of the game. a erally produces victories. safety, occurred when the wear- Other colleges can import this California ied and thinly reinforced Beav- necessary depth, but Tech has to build up material from inexperi Santa ClarS els were driven back t yaros oy 4 costv rumbles enceu men. ortry wa TO AM Coach LaBrucherie felt the team played better that develop silch ball material through IH sports. Nebraska California Santa Clara Oklahoma Minnesota wal There® working out the California California and practicing and Reed assuming Kun? leall ledilleu ule Dan carryus audes With a santa, Clara Oklahoma Santa Clara San, lose most of its plays, and will soon bie lne headed hu Z30 10 cola start scrimmaging offer stiff re- 0시이ma prepa Oklahoma bon lor wlat tilst sane will sistance to Tech's much lighter Whitler Hrosh on October 4th. team Minnesota Let's have a big Frosh turnout spots than last week but needed of still How? How is this to be done? First, Tennesse DuKe Duke Tennessee Even though having a 31-man for that game to cheer the team squad the wnrineers Will nelo to vietory. club that will leave the fans the Whittier game on Saturday. olausules. in sports. secondly, and in this PASADENA BOWLING The Frosh cross-country team spect for a scrappy, undel S. F. Caltech I feel the secret to CAMPUS Cross-Country with a tremendous feeling of re- a successful 970 E BARBER SHOP Yards rushing 152 looks promising with six or eight manned team してひし In Old Dorm experienced turning aporegatons will rares losi rushing. 1y choosing of an Au-house team nelo meet in Tournament park at 2 Net yds. rushing which can compete with other conunuer on Page o (Continued on Page 6) Sun dine fore Hollday Also Agent for Dual meets will 0e LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING with all conference schools, and kick-off, to climax the season there will P.M. Saturday al Hadley llela. 0.0 r.M cne all - conterence Ieeu Lineups: There is some chance that the FROM THE WORLD'S FOREMOST FEN MAKER- Caltech Frosh 4 new Parker Pens champs of the conference Chandler 11 the team develops as well as it has Stoll started. 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Look at the loyalty oaths, people being Present-Day Bop publically about three weeks of tried by slander, losing jobs, friends. Let's clear that up first." All OI which brings us u last year. The commercialist has We might answer that there is at present, to our mind, a Red bronted. buddy ve llanco, yel and scare, with its consequent hysteria and injustice. However this CAMPUS BREWINS especially George does not deter from the fact that there is in the world at present (Continued from Page 3) Shearing have cashed in. In be a struggle between ideologies. One way, we believe, of ridding the U.S. of the more harm- Help, Criticism Wanted Repeated call for all people Interested in wriune ror the Tech now being issued. Also please hand in criticisms, sug resuons, auvice, or eillal work to one of the staff or put in the Tech box in lower Throop. (Continued from Page 4) a Thuladelphia paper mill and in 1948 joined United Aircraft しします、 aeronautical research engineer specializing op- eraton ne 00%a1 study toward an advanced de- conversation of the escorts loud- ween we have d somewhat muu gree in aeronautics Caltech er dna louder niler mucn ail dled idiom in various stages of ful, destructive, and purposeless aspects of this struggle-the pres last yedt. ne uves will lus wile guish, twelve o'clock at last re- acceptance. It was partially the ent ked hysteria-is by putting our effort into a constructive at- appeared. Unnerved, the Beak ourists who killeu Joo. Or save i tempt to show the peoples of the world that the democratic way, BUTTIN' IN and son at 2050 Emperor Avenue, Temple City, Calif. Starvered out lilo the llest dir it the name it has today, with we shall hold; and to show the peoples of the world what this (Continued from Page 5) Mathews graduated from high accompanied by what sounded their cold, impartial attitude and way is. All-Fraternity or House teams in school Columbus. Ohio like a sigh of relief from within. perrorances. Although Gilles- Let us hope that the propaganda will be constructive that will SCIC. 1938. He received his B.A. de- pie, Powell, Roach, and especial be beamed out by these, soon to be erected, Free Europe Radios; Of course, this is a program gree at Ohio Wesleyan Univer- No More Laps Tonight ly Tristano are regarded as the and that it will tell those behind the barrier of the present struggle which would require time to get sity, and a master or science de Dazed, he somehow made his vanguard of the field, Mary Lou what democracy can and will do for them. sailer. sure that if gree in electrical engineering at way Dack to unle uledu White Williams and others have stated You see, now, Wars cannot actually be won with atom-bombs: properly approached the other M.I.T. in 1944. During two years wall, just in time to see kur- that they have music ad- bur oniv. Ulumarely. will ldeas and loeals. colleges in this conference would of duty with the Any signal land and an innocent frosh (un- vanced even to be heard at the receptive to such a Corps established and main- liduea seriouswise), deposis present time. And all bop is not FREEDOM CRUSADE FROSH SPORTS ROUNDUP schools concerned themselves and their dates good. Very little of that you will counued Ton ace 1) (Continued from Page 5) would tained radio relay reap equal advantages from such souner onsa Javan. West Gate in a valiant effort to hear — perhaps 10 percent—1s ately. First two signatures from Ildne ule one o'clock deadline. Monday saw about 10 Frosh a And, furthermore, working three years in radio re- worth listening to. The rest is Caltech came from President Du water polo give a lot more men an opportu Bell Starting at breakneck speed, the not worth the trouble. Bridge and Professor Sorensen. team at the PCC. plunge. Experi- to compete on a more for- search Telephone un Hito. two soon Estimate of the total number of lost in the smog. Never one to signatures to be obtarned nere is ence was almost nil, but the mal basis than offered by intra- he entered Caltech in 1949 and be cavene busulne a woman au This brings us to the Dave swimmers could become a win- mural soorts is working towards an advanced night ("I can get my cross-coun- Brubeck trio (Ron Crotty, Cal 1500 to 1700 ning teani. wick wiovey. accus This is my idea on how to give decree classical uncoreucal Dedicate Freedom Bell try in other ways"), Kurland Tiader) which played Tech last cumaxing the as coach, put the Frosh through lech sports a shot in the arm. physics. He is married and lives carn balen stopped short of the gate (still Friday morning. It would be session of passing and drib- Let me hear your ideas The 159 United Nations Day, Oct. 24, will Catalina, Pasadena, Calll. West Gate), waved a debonair rather unfair to judge the group be the dedication of the Dune he ball that seemed to Beavers are always sneered at Dy "Well, goodnight," show good possibilities. local tans. Mavoe with a Wolcott entered Harvard Uni- and drove Dy a nan-nours pertormance con bell in bernn …ne vell 1s Frosh who have not vet signed imagination and push we can versity in 1945 after graduatnig awdy, leaving us surinea anu 11 in the morning when, in this TrOM n13M speechless by the wayside. business, you don't get to bed of solid bronze and stands eight change our traditional position school in ou. I aul, free high. Its design up for any of the teams Even now the Beak remains until 4 a.m. are laurer or peace around the log urged to come out if they as underdogs Minn. He won highest academic Can't say too much about foot- However, below are five figures represent- honors at Harvard, receiving a have anv ahleue abilnv at au sturned and soeechiess, ana d there are a tew 1ndsers dextee In onysics there the moon is slowly rising over things worthy of notice. If we ing five races of man. The lower but at least they should root for nas. the season pretty the gables of the Athenaeum, we were to call this bop, we should bears the inscription: "That this the teams at all their meets. rough from here. But hats off this year. During the summer to Bert and his boys who of 1949 he worked as Junior phy- call scalley wuuk or anyuuus cal it bon wim icing. And the world, under God, shall have a further to awaken the reader, icing sold it. That is why so new birth of Freedom"—a para- S. FRANCISCO TOO MUCH our there Minnesold and plug every and will therefore people liked the perform- phrase from Lincoln (Continued from Page 5) urday! Company, St. Paul. He will study advanced degree beIveD ance. bike snearing, bruDeck Ine radio transmissions which Yds. passing Had a pleasant surprise t.h1s ony sies at Caltech. He lives at plays the melody several times this drive is backing are morning. Miriam, Total net yds. 354 1O43o Strathmore, Westwood, PIGS HAVE WINGS straight in order give listen- Lalbalals of the efort to counter the anti reu• medu, Calif. (continued from Page 2) ers something to hold on to 1nl democrauc provaganda cissem lasses intercented. passed chocolates. I know every- tions and little arrows were cov- the ride through bopland, where nated by Communist Russia. In Lost ball on fumbles. one PUGET SOUND ering the board. Peter raised his he interprets the theme. This in. an effort to minimize the cover- to Miriam and fiance, Clay Eng runt average (Continued from Page 4) lerorelation varlea in spous Irom nand to ask a dueston. out a tel- age o1 Madro Iree Nurove. low in the first row beat him to brilliance in clarity, idea and Yds. penalized 26-days-a-year vacation with pay Russians are using nearly a 100 it. The class tittered insultingly State phrasing overflowing to Jam frequency Dick Payne and leer was glad ne nad been notes sinlying nouung. bru used for ine freedom rograms spared. More notes. A bell rang. beck does not consider himself a Although the jamming is partly Assignment for tomorrow: eight bop man with a hop crew. He ad successful keeping our mes- mits he is a commercialist. How- robiems. A second bell. sake TrOI nussia prover. the aul Oliver jamming transmitters are effec- Elmer Gallegos Gathering his books, freshman veer Jernigan lose and walked fluenced by bop and plays a good prevented from being DeVito share of it. And on this his mu- usea rol duallondi soviel rooa Keropian out into the dark hall. As he lit his cigarette, a slow, quiet panic sical quality must be judged. ganda. waty Jourdan With the gridiron season now Robert Moore two weeks under way, it is time Gene Mueniberger to take a gander at the PCC. race. oel Need watchins ou unaer Dallas Dowsent line is en Waldorf Golden Tom Janssens Deals lo reded Let's have everyone down at Dick wnltuer for the beavers nISt Mal woody conference game. See you there! and also with pay Both government and private housing is available in Bremerton. representative Puget sound Naval shlovard will visic Caltech within the for near future the purpose of interviewing ana selecuing quallned apphcants for these positions. creou up with him. Do tis is Tech! Ed. Note: Inis arucie nas ar THE CHESTERFIELD STAR TEAM ways seerea so aporooriale au this time of year that we are glad to reprint it by request-ours. 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