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CIILlfORNl1I TECH
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CQlif,rniQ Instilllte of Techn()l()gy
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Reyn~lds Brings
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McCune to Entertain Techmen
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To Tech Today be~:~t~d~:;,~:~~~s~~~eal~~ Comedy to Highlight Show Set
For:B30 Tomorrow In
., Culh ertson
Ca rrying the st ory of alumi- without delay, a ll veterans
with childre n s hould secure a
n um, America's fastes t growing
photos tatic copy of e a c h
new industry, the d isplay coach
of the Alumin um Division of the child's bir th certificate with·
Undergrads Urged to Bring Dates;
Rey nolds Meta l Company w ill be out d elay.'
Vetera.ns w ith dependa n ts
Dance to Follow in Humanities Lounge
o n exhibit at the I nstitute on
othe r tha n children s hould
Thursday , March 11t h, between
furn ish co pies o f th ei r ow n
Th e H ank McC.une sh ow sched uled fol' tomorrow nigh t at 7:00
10 a. m . and 2 p.m. at a centra.!
birth certi fi ca tes and fill out a
in Culbertson has been set hac k unt il 8:30, the reason being that
location just south of the Me·
depend e ncy for m obtained a rrangeme n ts fOI" th e regula r broadcast to be held at Tec h were
chani cal Engineering Buildjng.
from the Vet erans Office. Turn
unab le to be made. rns tead McC un e w ill hdng hi s cast for a n after
The display coach is a n e ntire·
in a ll papers to Mrs. Collin gs,
broadcast show whi ch w ill la.s t from S:30 until 9:30. Immediately
Iy novel step in bringing the
Veterans Office, 118 Throop.
followi ng th e show t he re wi ll be a recol'd dance in Dabney Hall
story of this newest a nd most
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a maz ing of a ll meta ls to a much
<i> • Bot h the s how a.nd the dance
larger number of persons. T h e
are free, bu t beca use of ,t he lim·
coach itself is a pproximately 85
ited seating ca pac ity of Cu lbertpe r cent al u m inu m . rt carries
The Cal tec h ""omen's Club, an narily class ified as art, s uch as son, it is suggested th at m e n who
a co mpl ete line of a luminum mill
products made by the Reyno lds o rganization of the wives of fac· etc hings, pain t in gs, sc ulp ture, br ing dates ar ri ve in time to inMeta ls Compa ny. Also included ul ty mem bers a nd graciuate stu· ce ra mics, dra wings, an d photog- s ure getti ng good seats.
Th b program, arra nged chief·
in the dis play are many finished dents, is s ponsoring a f a mily~ ra phy (must be de\relopec1 and
style a rt show to be he ld in the printed by th e entrant) . The al'- Iy by Bud Mi tten t ha l and Jack
parts.
Biology Library from Wednes- ra nge me nt , lighti ng, "and m ount- Ottesta d, wi l! be the last impor·
New Uses
day
, Apl'iI 7, thro ugh Satul'day, in g o f th e entries w ill be under tant school socia l event of secP ,'ogressive manufacturers are
lea rning that a luminum is ideal- April 10. The exhibi t w ill be th e direction of t he Pasade na Art o nd term , and it a ffords a n excellent oppor tuni ty for a n evely s u ited for ma ny types of open to th e public from 10:00 [nsti t ute.
ning of fine enterta inment. McE n t.I'y t='I'occdu T'C
m eta l product s, It offe rs strength a.m. until 6:00 p.nl. each day a nd
E n t rants must notify either Cun e's cast incl udes a girl quar·
that can equal that of steel but Friday e vening until 10:30 p.m.
Stud e l1 t~ , E mplo yecs E ligi blc
Mrs. H. J. Ste wa r t, 2751 North tet, t hi ptee n piece band and nuat the same time its light weigh t,
Entries at'e so licited from all Ma rengo, Altadena; or Mrs. R. m erous ot hel' att raction s.
which is practically one·third
1n s pite of n ot being a.ble to
tha.t of steel, makes it easier to perso ns co nne cted with th e Insti- D. Gray , 3059 San ta Rosa, Altahand le throughout the ma nufac· tu te, including studen ts, 0 f dena; by m a il no later than have Virg inia Mayo as gues t star,
course. As many as three en- Ma rch 20th; g iving na me, tele- as was o r ig ina lly pla nned, Mcturing processes.
Since 1939 the base price of tri es pe r perso n will be acce pted phone numbe r, address, num be r Cu ne's s how promises to be terrifi c ente r ta inmen t.
a lumin um has dropped 30 per and they may be anyth ing ordi- of entries, a nd type o f e ntries.
ce n't. And t h is decli ne in price
h as been achieved in the face of
a n increase in the compOSite base
price of other m et a ls of more
t ha n 100 per cent.
F r eig h t Savin gs
To these s ubsta ntia l reductions
in the in it ial cos t and ha ndling
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costs, may be added s izable reductions in freight costs. Th is
improved eco nomic pOSition of
a luminum is causing many manufacturers to investigate it.
Aluminum's light weight has
helped it to forge to the front I
in t he m an u facture of trans porta·
tion equipment. Already t r uck
and trailer bod ies, bus bodies,
a.utomo bile pa rts a nd ai.rplanes
are utilizing its u nequ alled advantages.
Art Exhibit Set by Tech Women's Club
TO I ,I!:." V E 'J'11:\.: I-I _(') I'. J. K \\1 i1 l1a Ct~ S h w ling, pl-o min c nt Caltec h h istul'Y III'ofcsSU I', was ann o un ccd S UJl cJal' as t h e n e w
tl il'ccto,' of th t' HU!lti ngto n l , ibra l')," H e will co n t.inu e to give
OC(";Is io ll ' ll l('ctul'CS at t he In sti tu te.
J. E. Wallace Sterling to Head
Huntington Library Group
Caltech Expert on Current History
To Retain Ties With Institute
The a ppointment of Dr .. 1. E. Wa llace Sterlin g as Director of
the He nry E. H unt ingto n L ibra.ry and Art Gal le ry was announ ced today by Dr. Hobert A. l'vlillika n, Chairma n of the L ibrary Board of Tru st.ees. This a ppointment is to become effective
on July 1, 1948. The directorship '"
of th e Libra ry has been vacan t
since th e retirement ,of t he late
Dr. Max. F arrand se veral yea rs
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ag~·n Tech ~'acnlt.y Si n ce 19:\7
Dr. S te l' ling received hi s Ph.D.
from Stanford Uni ve rsity te n
years 'ago a nd served a lso as a
member of the Resea.rch Staff of
the Hoover Wa r Library at tha t
institu t ion . Since 1937 he has
been a m em be r of t he facu lty of
the California Ins titute of Technol oJ::,ry' a nd is now Edward S.
Harkness Professor of History
ancI Gove rnme nt.
H e was on leav e from the I nstitute, ID39-40, as a. Fellow of t he
Social Science R esea rch Council
and aga in in the autumn of 1947
w hen h e was a m embe r of the
resident civi lia n facu lty of the
Na tiona. \Val' Coll ege. W as hin g·
Altadena Scene 0f
Blacker-FIeminq
Dine-Dance Affair
Last Friday sa w Fleming and
Blacker pOOling their talents a n d
resources for one of the plushier
af fa irs of the curren t social season. The occasion was a formal
dinne r·dance a t the Altadena
To wn and Count&y Club.
Tech Student's Poster Wins Hoganhurger '
TICKET
'Midst ca ndleli g h t and flowers
a nd aga ins t a background of light
class ica l mu s ic the attending
couples enjoyed a n excellent dinner which fea tured a n entree of
roast prime r ibs. Thro ug hou t
the evening ta ble ser vice of reo
Made up of pare nts of Caltech
fres hments was provided, a fea- s tudents and other civ ic m inded
ron, D. C,
tu re which a ppea red to be well, people of t his area interested in
Th e acce ptance o f hi ;;; ncw post a pprecia ted by those present. Su- I student welfare. th e Cal tec h
wi ll llecessitate Dr. Sterl in g's pCl'b mu sic for dancing was pm· ' Service League fills a definite
res ignatio n of his I'egu la r a ca· vided by Eddie Miller and his I need of the s tudent body.
demi c post at the Ca liforn ia I n· orchestra, \vhi ch included such
Many Sel'vices
s titu te, blJt it is a n ticipated that people as Na ppy La m a re, Ray
Mere ly to enumerate t he funche w ill co ntinu e to g ive occa- Haduc, Matty Matlock, and Brad lions performed by the Service
Co wan.
s io nal lectu r es.
League would do the organizaSCl'io u s ).JOss
Som c Co m bo
tion an injustice, but even a pa rIn co mm en ting upon the new
These fe ll ows pro ved that they tia l lis t may givE" an idea of the
appoin tment Dr. Millika n stated, co uld turn ou t s uave da nce mu- se rvices offered.
"The Tru stees of t h e Libra ry a re s ic as wo rt hy of acc la.im as their
The Service League ca n make
muc h gratified at being able to more famous jazz work, and their a loa n to you; if your wife is exs~cure , for the impo r ta nt post of olTerings included a gene rous se· pecting an addition to the famDirector, a man o f Dr. Ste rlin g's lection of waltzes, tangoes, rhum- ily, they can loa n you the cr ib,
sc holarly in terests, adm in ist ra- bas and sambas, in addi tion to the baby carriage, a nd other
ti ve a bil ity, an d experience in t he dreamy stuff.
simila r par aphernalia through
library problems. His t l'c\tns fer
Decora tions were characterized their fur n iture loan se rvice; they
from the Ca li~or n ia lnsli t ute wi:1 by unus ua l lig hting effects and I ca n refer: you to ~ reJ?utable docbe a ve ry sel'lOUS loss to the Dl- , dominated by large replica s of tor, de~tIs t , psychiatrist, or oth~r
vis ion of Huma niti es there, bUl1 t he sh ields of t he respective profess lOnal man throu?h . the ir
01'. Sterli ng's dee p interest in the houses on one wall of the ba ll- catalogue of such agenC Ies; they
wo rk of the Divis io n may be ex- room.
ca n send someone to handl e de·
pected to conl,inue." ..
ta ils for you if you are sick and
Kubb lc llc·c lcctcd
ca n not attend to them yourself.
If worrying over th e girl
Ann oun cem e n t was a lso made
fri
e nd keeps you from s tudying,
of the r'e·lecetion of Dr. Edwin
th ey ca n arrange for you to see
P. Hubble as a Trustee of th e Lian expert in the fie ld of emobrary for an additional te n-y ea r
tiona l counselling. Seniors: is
term. In addition to Dr. Milli·
U. S. De par tm e nt of A'g riculka n a nd Dr. Hubble, the ot he r ture ha s a nn ounced opportuni- mo ther coming to see you gradthree Trustees of t he L ibrary at ties for s umm er employment for ua te ? W o rried a bout what to do
th e prese nt ti me a re for me r Pres· s tudents o n their White Pine with her while you take the girl
ident H erbert H oover, Willi am Blister Ru st Cont rol work in the friend to the P rom ? The Service
League ca n take her off of you r
B. Munro, a nd J a mes R . P a ge.
forests of Ca lifo rnia. AI! types ha nds for the evening.
of jobs are avai lable-supervisH ealth Se rvices
ory, technical, and laboring. The
The Service League al so stands
de tails of these jobs are de- as t he driving force behind the
sc ribed in a leaflet in t he Place- Well Baby Clinic, th e m ovement
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 .
Uppe r Class Luncheo n Club at the Train- ment Office. These jobs are for
ing Table, 12 :00.
to expand t he h ea lth service to
Throop C lub Meeting, 12 :20 p .m.
s ingle men. Living w ill be in incl ud e s uch things as a convaDancing C lass, Culbertson Hall , 1 :30
Governmen t ca mps in the for- lescen t ward , and t h e effort to
GIge mClu b Rehearsa l in Throop Club,
ests.
8:30 p. m .
ma ke the California Street crossFRIDAY, M A RCH 12Appl ication blanks are avail- ing safe for me n go ing to P.T.
Hank McC une Show In Culbertson H<lll,
6 :30 p.m., Dance afterward il) Dabney able in t he P lace ment Office, 120
The Servke League ca n be
Lounge .
T h l'oop Ha ll.
rea ched through the Caltech post
SUNDAY, MARCH 14--.
Musica le in Dabney Lmlnge, 1 :3 0 p.m.
office, box 51, or by calling Mrs.
MONDAY, M AR CH 1$Ray Gerhart, Mrs, J ohn Gee
INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Fi nals begin.
Cla rk, or Mrs, J . W . Beadle (At.
TUESQAY, MARCH 16SEE
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ChrTs t ian Science Organi zation in 208
Service Group
Offers Varied Aid
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Forest Employment
Open This Summer
CQmplIS CQlendQf
Dabney, 7 :30 p.m .
S ho wn a bove, le ft to l·iJ.,t h t, a r c A lex "Co l'n bit ll " Coo llc,', v icC' lIl'cs iti en LhTI a'!Sp ira n t; Ji m Haw·
t h o rn e , fam o us cJ jsk jockcy a u d c<Uldid ate rOI ' p l'c s iilcllt, a nd Bob lfa n fe, Wi n n e l" of H aw·
t ho rne's C<11U1)a ig uol1ostc r contest. A p.u·t o[ I-I a u re's J 2 by 21. root. wi nn i n g c n tl'Y is s ho wn
in t h e back gl'olllld. COO I IC I~ a nd Ha wth or ne aI'e ('IHa'ug lcd in a fiO foot Mobius strip, a lso
cn tC l'cd by a Caltcch stullc n t, P hil H a lvCl·so n.
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Ricketts . Men Enjoy Two Month's Work Climaxed as
Novel Apache Dance Huge Entr~ 'S V·IC t
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DryA
nnounce
Su rpassi ng all expecta ti ons,
Ricketts' famed Apa che Dance
with its novel, undergro und entran ce via tunnels a nd ladde rs
turned in to such a s uccess th at
it promises to be an annual event
on t he social calendar.
Plen ty of Atm oSI)h elOe
Most of the belles coo pe rated
beautifully in the m atte r of costumes, and th e Rowdies added
their 'tough ness to ercreate the
atmos phere of the cheap, Parisian, undel1ground hangout.
The decorations, cons isting prj·
mari ly of curvaceous nud es in
s ilhouette wel'e entire ly a ppropriat e, accompanied by the privacy of secluded ca nd le lit booths.
Spirit of the evening \~a s climaxed by the singing of sen timenta l ba llads led by Mons ieur
Hal Nee ly. H is m usic was ex·
cellent, a nd hi s boys really joined
in to th e s pirit of the occas ion.
Sou ven i r s
Colorful bow garters; handed
out to t he lad ies as meme ntos of
an unu s ua l evening, are a bout
the only vestiges now remai nin g
of th e Rick etts Ro ndezvous, but
even without these coveted tokens m ost of the house men wi 11
rem ember t he Apa ch Prance as
the illest da nce of the y ea r.
The " H awtho rn e for Pres i·
de n t" pos tel' contesl winne r was
announced last Friday. He was
T ech student Bob H aufe, with
h is 12x21 foot ca mp a ign postel'.
This ma mmoth placard, with
a n area equa l to t hat of 2356
s heets of tiss ue paper, is the resu lt of two months in te nsive
work by Haufe. The e ntire project was completeq (i n section s)
in his two·ma n room a t t he cost
Daylight Saving Moves
Fiuals One Hour Closer
Day Hgh t Saving Ti me goes
into effect this Sunday morrl,ing.
It is impor ta nt that t he students
of Caltech realize th is , it was announ ced thi s wee k.
Along wi th the rest of the
state, the I ns t itute w ill lose one
ha ul' Sunday morning, bringing
the entire schedu le one h out"
a h ead . Mea ls in the student
h ouses and fin a ls wi ll be sc heduled on t he new tim e, so th ose
8:00 a.m. fin a ls will sta rt in t he
cold light of a 7:00 a. m. s un.
Tt is urged t ha.t a ll stud ents
I'emember this cha nge and adjus t
thei r schedu les acco rd ingly .
of Ig reat incon ven ience to himself a nd hi s roo mmate.
llmvth Ol'nc E n ters R ace
T he con tes t opened at t h e begin ning of t he term when Hawthorn e decided to ente r the Preside ntia l ra ce with A lex "Cornball" Coope r (a nother dis k
jockey) as runn ing mate. There
we re ap proximately a hundred
ent r ies, none of whi ch ap·
p roach the size of th e winner.
The pos te rs are on di s play In
Hawthorne's KXLA stud io where
the winn ing e n t ry occupied one
entire wa ll.
Hoga nburger A w a l-d ed
p,'izes include two record albums, a nd appropriate ly, a Ho:
ganbu l'ge r. Th e latter, measuring 22 in ches ac ross a nd 14 th iCk,
and weighing 60 pounds , will be
awarded Saturday at the "Chili
Kin g," across CDlorado from P.
C. C. This will be the second
H oganburger to be awa rded by
Hawt horne a nd al so the seco nd
won by a Tec h ma n. The first
went to Bill H a rri s in a weight
g uessing co ntest some m on t hs
ago. Eve ryone is invited t o Rick·
etts Lou nge to help ea t th e monst rosity afte r the p resen ta tion.
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lege year except during examinations and bunch of early bi rds tlli s last I that t he bee r-ser vin g bartenders I creat ure in whi te named Eileen
holiday periods.
Callfo'nia Institl.lto of Te(:hnology
week end. While everyone else have to ask the pa.trons if they who used to be seen quite fre- Dear Sir:
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1201 East California St r()c~ Pasadena, Cal.
The sports prog r am sw ings
Subscri ption rates: $1.:)0 per year.
was rollicking and frollicking in have a drink out in the car. Doug quently with another person
As everyone k now s, this is the
19~7~e!jdt~ ~;f~f-f~~~jnmt:!:de~~vC;lr: dim ly li t a nd completely blacked Ma cLean seemed fa scinated by whose name I ca n't think of.
time of the year when the su n ba.ck in to high gear this week_
fornia, under the Act of March 3,1019.
ou t indoor place::;, Dabneymen the slot machines down s tairs but
All in a ll the turn was excel- makes it s annual t "ek to ViSI't The local rack eteers a re s howOffices: Lower Flem ing
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(at least 15 of them) went to a nevertheless he left at some fan- ent in s pite of severe financial the northern latitudes. Now t hat ing more form and power than
istrib~~~r ~!,;:~~e~~i~~rDi cest
fine healthy beach party. Oddly tas tica lly ea rly hou r , up to no th- strain it put on the wallets. Evi- t he sh adows of Gates and Crellin Bugsy Seagle; the track squad is
Editorial Staff
enough, one man even went in to ing good, of course. Boyd Gage dently T echmen, like to dress up are too s hort to reach to the sun- s howi ng mom ents of grandeur;
Managing Editor............................Dick King t he water. In gene ra l their ac- was putting on qui te a dancing in s pi te of rumors to the con- dial in back of Gates, it has been the baseballers a re ready to start
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call ed to my attention that this s winging at the s phero id, and
News Editor..............................Jim Hummel as everyo ne else's but they were construed a s making an exhibiRJcketts Votes For Sex
venerable ltimepiece, which in the tile·tappers are prepping for
News S.:.:Miam.. ·wr·ith·C·BOb··6j{~~ron~~~t; doing it outdoors . Frank \Volf lion of him self while dancing. It
Not to be outdone, the Rowdi es the past has been accurate the firs t meet.
~:~tndBiilB~ou~1~stI~n~Oko~':t~ was dow n th ere with the g irl he wa s indeed a g r eat s troke of for- put on t heir annual terrific Apa- enough for setting my watch, has
J oh nny Lamb's tennis boys
Stan Harrison.
is curre n tly leading a s tra.y , Bar- tun e to have , mu sic by Eddie che dance, whose ma in th eme emerged from t h e winter shaRewrite Staff .................... Bob Haufe, ch ief b
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Dick Marsh, Lee Ross, Eric Johannsen ara aggs. A ew more wee - m l er.
course, t ere are a - seems to e t at s tu ca
sex. dows a fu ll twenty.one minutes
s
trength
in
knocking over the
Special Walt
Writers
.... MitchCarl
Cotton,
C. Bear,
Davison,
Price,J.Bud
Mit- ends like thi s one a nd F"'ank will ways people like Pete Mason who Led by the artistic genius of Bob slo\v.
Loyola lads. The nices t feature
ten thal, John Whittlesey, Tom Stix have to go to a sanitarium.
s pent most of the evening out- Haufe, the decorations were sexA I
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Eari Thorne
Hefner, Butler,
Neal Pings
d oa rs WIt
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IS ca- of thi s m atch , besides it being ill
Paul ............
Saltman,
Bil l
Forma l ..' .·acag
Gothard, Don Peterson
B lacker a nd F leming put their li ke Tom Stix who s gen t mos t of en t (but " basically" the sam e) tastrophiC to those of us who s hutout, was the fact t hat our
Photographers.............. Harold BlIugh, Ralph
have not yet accepted such mod top two m en were only s pectaLOVbergBu!~~SI Ts:~rf
heads and ba nkbook s together the evening indoors-i n the bar. silhouettes on the wa lls and the
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Manager ...................................... BiIi Bradley for a formal. One note of progMitch Cotton, J. C. Bear and cozy litt le cubicles to the stupen-! e~'n td~Vl~es :sI t~e ra~I~ ~nd lthe tors. I'm referring to Charlie V.
Circulation Manager ................Abner Kaplan ress was t he fact that the Alta - Co. did th eir best too to keep the dous horizonta l nude that cov- e ec rIC c oc,
e r e WIt Imp are (I can't spell or pronounce it)
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bus iness in genera l wa s So poor room. Orilgi na lly it was "au nat- t ra t~ theIr efforts towards ren:t- t hinks will carry considerable
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~ 1"""'1' L -...:::that the concession closed about ural" but because of the r eac- edy m g the defect, w~atever It weight in the conference. The
s trongest opposition should come
UI..IO\' C From a Stranger"
t he h elp of on ly on e woman! It ten a nd everybody grav ita te..d to tions of some Frosh, the Protec- m ay be.
at PI.lyho use
marks a. th r illing follow·up to his the large one in the basement. tor of the Morals decided to add
Perhaps the fonowing will be fr om Redlands and Pomona this
Dealing in s us penseful action rece n t performance as the hea r t·
Pl' . t ed
a li ttle cove ra'ge.
'he lpful in dete rmining the rea- seaso n . Although both teams
and marital intrigue, Frank Vos- less killer of "Undercurrent," in
Already fil'm~~ planted th ere
Frosh Ted P olk was undaunt- son why t~~ s~ndial is behind were soundly beaten by t he Bruins Saturday, you mu s t keep in
per's drama "LOve From a which he co-sta rred with Kath· were Stan H olditch a nd wife \ ed, how ever, as the amount of accepted CIVIl tIme.
Stranger" began a two-week run arine Hepburn.
Pinky Moore and wife and Big coverage h is da te possessed ran
(1) .There has a lready bee~ a mind that UCLA is just an annex
at Pasadena P lay house I a s t
collusIOn . to effect . a one-th Ird for the Los Angeles Tennis Club.
"Teaming wi th him is Aud rey Jim HoJdit.ch and his old old a close second.
night.
New Look Goes
c.ompl'om.lse on ~h e Jssue of day·
T otte r, the young dramatic act- fla me. On e of the topics seemed
Tyson Hot
The contradictory position of reSs who drew acclaim for h er to be why J im was called Big
George Roe and Al Sereno ~ Ight savmg, w~lCh was sneaked
Two fine performances were
a hu s band as a s tra ngel' becomes performance with Robert Mont- Jim and from th e color of his seemed to feel it wa s good too, III on u s some m ght when no one
turn ed in a t the C.onference Remore electric as he becomes a gom e ry in "Lady in the Lake," in face it had something to do with as both their dates came in the was awake.
The mos t outpotential m u r del'. Shadows her fi rs t s tarri ng role, as th e the H. Price memoria l trophy .
new look. This didn't last as
(2) Gremlins have been s peed- lays Saturday.
standing w as HaJ Tyson's 46'
le ngthen as thi s a mazing stor y young psychiatrist who ri s ks he r
.
Geol'ge
and
Al
subbed
as
seaming
eas
twa
rd
around
the
ea
rth
H el' m a u'S Got "It"
·tened san1e at the equ<l,tor, and by absorbing 11 %" put. wtth Levin of Oxy
of the attractive bride and her life a nd he!' reputation for the
Herman
Walquis t, Fleming st resses a nd s hol
I'
h' leading and one put left, lO T h e
hand some husband unfolds.
man s he loves."
I-louse Brain and Deef Trust, is much more than was l'eally nec- a sma J fractIOn of the eart s Form" grabbed t he pellet and
1n long runs in London, New
H e rbert Mars ha ll, a s the s uave
I'
I'
essary
angular momentum ha ve slowed
so s uccess ully mu sc lllg in on
.
it down twe nty.on e minutes.
a lmos t threw ~t out of the park.
York and two film prodUctions, bu t sinister "other man. " J oin· al
tl1e [''e ma le n10 n opoly . See n at
A s it us ually does, this da nce
(3) The speed of li gh t h as Doc was so overj oyed that he althe pJ ay has provided lovers of
ing tile three s tars i s DorotllY the barn da nce w ith not one but brought out m ost of the s nakes,
mystery and m en tal m eander- Patrick as the lovely vic tim.
two beautiful damsels, H e rma n a lt hough due to the Southern dropped off, a nd it takes the m os t swallow ed his two-bit ciings with much fodder for ama- - - - -- - --- - - - - -_ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ Calif. brownout (w ith wh ich the sun's light twen ty-nin e minutes gar that he a lways splurges on
teur detectivin'g.
for each meet. If Ty k eeps work·
rowdies were cooperating 100% ) to reach u s now.
H e le n Schoeni directs th e Playit would be difficult to say exact·
(4) Or may be the s undial n eeds ing there is li ttle doubt that he
hou se s tagin g wit h James Seay MARCH 10, 11 AND 12Sec later bulletin fo r definite informa- ly who wa sdoing what, where to have its face lifted, for the will crack the school record, only
GENERA L ELE CTR IC COMPANY, Schc - tion on their need for CHEM ISTS in R e ~ and how.
as T he Stranger and Patri cia nectady,
summer a nd fa ll llnes are not in two feet away. Bob Funk ran
New York. Mr. H. C. Hill and Mr. search Dept.
SClirfe. Seniors and Graduates in ELECTR1 - APRIL 5O'Callagha n as The Girl.
one of the best 220 laps on the
\ Vooster Uster
style for winter an d s pring.
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ha lf·mile re lay. Starting ten
"High ' Vall" Follows
The only noticeable absen ce
Willia m J . Dixon.
GINEERING, who are interested in work- Calif.-Mr. T. F. Suliivan. Senior and grading in the East.
uate students who are interested in pro· was that of Ex-Pres. W ooster and
yards behind h e fa iled by inches
Double Life"
Mr. Hill wilt lalk to Seniors and Grad- ducing opera ti ons in the petroleum indus·
in nipping Oxy's anchor. On a
Ronald Colman's triumph, "A uates in any opt ion who may want to dis. try. Several outstanding undergraduates, date wh o it is r umored in u sua lly ,
cuss
working wi t h them i n the East and ~uni,or s . who. arhe interested.. in surnmer reliable sources have said that j.
straightaway
t he Tiger would
Double Life," closes tonight a t who w
ere not interviewed in December
,mp oym,:,nt In t e same activity. Primary
.
In terest In ME and related types o f enst ill be picking d irt ou t of h is
t he Crown Theate r. This Acad· MARCH 12_
1
I ginecrs, bu t one or two civil or electrical the dance was entire ly too vUIeye.
Mr. H . E. Calt;-ah,,!n of HAN FORD ~N G I- . majors may also be considered. Upper ha lf
emy Aw a rd contend er is unqualiNEER WORKS W i ll InterView BS candidates of class scholastically well -rounded per- gar and low for res pectable a nd
fiedly recommended to discrimi- in CHEMISTRY who arc interested in nu - sonalilies.
'
"importan t" people to a.ttend so
Get our firs t look at Peerless
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Starting ItomOlTOW is "High .PROCTER ~ GAMBLE CO., Mr. P. A. Mr William Nance
R icketts will COrrect this situ a- 1
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NIChol, S~pefl~te ndent of L.o ~g Beach
BS- Ae, ME, CE ' EE.
Wall," a mys tery th rill er s tar- Plant.
Re-tntervlew of men notified.
MS-Ae, ME, CE, EE interested in Air- toin in the future.
out li ttle n e ig hbors from the
craft Engineering. No Industrial Engineerring Robert Taylor, Audry T ot· MARCH 19AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFIN ING ing avai lable.
Fridays t;ll 9 :30 p.m.
North- PCC. W e're still hoping
te l', and Herbert MarshalL '"
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Caltech Students Welcome At
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SYcamore 3-715&
J~s.tlf=aHy, take part In ext.ra-currlcular ~c- C.a~per, Wyor:ning. Mr.. W .. 5. McCabe Di2·PIECE ALL-WOQL
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Thursday, March 11,1948 - - - - - - - - - - --
Poets pulled a head of Oxy, While, _R:::e:::d:::la:::n:::d:::s:::,:C:::"':::I:
te:::c:h:::,: a: n: d=p:o:m:o:n
=a;
finished in th a t order.
~I_
Wh ittier gained Cl' tota l of 37%
poin ts; Oxy, 3G; Redlan ds, 20; Froth Sports Roundup
Tech, 17; and Pomona, 10%.
- By E arl H efner.
The Beaver freshmen also L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •
wou nd up in four th place as th e
Fros h ho rse h iders have l!een
Tigercubs won with 34 3/5 , followed by Redla nd s wi th 27; Po- practic ing for three weeks now
<JJld Norm Macdo nald may come
mona with 22 1/5; T ech, 19; a nd
up wit h a winning team if early
Whitt ier, 5 1/5 .
season form is any indication of
Confer e n ce Load ed
th e future. Despite the lack of
It was forcibly demonLsrated quantity on the Frosh team,
to the Beaver s pikemen t hat they the re is defin itely some fine maface a stiff seaso n as the talent- terial in the dozen, boys that are
ed performe rs from the oL her in- a u t there every afternoon.
s t itutions kep t walking off with
U (lset V m-slty
the paints. How ever , the TechThe underclassmen g~ve bo th
men managed to collect a little
gravy with some fine perform· the Va(,sity firs t and sec 0 n d
s t r ings quite a surprise w hen
ances of their own.
Howell l'yson was the va r- they beat each squad in a pair
sity's only first place winne r i n of pract ice games last week. It
taking the shot put with a hea ve is only fair to mention that
of 46' 11 J.,4 " . T he 88U re lay team Coach Preisle r did not use either
of Dwight Schl'Oeciel', Doug Mac· of hi s stal,ting pitchers until a.ftLean, Stan Barnes, and Bob er th e Frosh had made their five
Funk wa s. nosed out by a hair runs in the game against the
by the Whi ttier aggregatipn to firs t team, but we're certain t hat.
the Fres hmen won't run u p
take seco nd s pot.
Martin Wa lt tied fo r seco nd in against a Chuck Norman in their
the po le vault in reac:hing a regu lar games this season - 'a t
h eight of 12 feet, while Ray least we hope not!
It."obable L i n e-uIJ
Heggla ncl tied for third in the
high jump. Dwigh t Schroeder
T he outfield as yet is not defingot off a fine leap to place th ird ite, but we can give you an idea
in the broa d jump.
of the infield combination you
will be' seeing soon. At first base
{Continued on Page 4)
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TECH - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - Page3
·DilBNEY
TAKES
SECOND;
Be(/ver
NO RECORDS BROKEN
Tech Fourth In
Relay Meet
The Whitti er tra<.: k tea m emerged victorious in the closi ng
minutes o f the Conference R elay Meet last Saturday afternoon at
the Occidental field. By ta king fil'st place in the pole vault, the
THE
SPOtts
1 t was Big Hed all th e way, as thl mermen from F lem ing demo ns trated th eir superior s peed and s tyle to t he rest of the houses
to emerge from the In tel'house Swimming Meet last Thursday
with morc than twice as many pOints in the win colu mn as their
nearest riva l. The final ta lly lists Fleming, 58.5; Dabney, 29; Ricketts, 25.5; Blacker, 17, and Throop, 6.
Hal'd-Fong ltt ~l cet
Though most of the ti m es
were ra ther slow when comp ~ns
F leming moved up to a secondpa red with the Interho use recThe swimming seaso n will get place in the interhouse bowli ng
ords, the meet was hard fo ught
league this week while 0 the r
all the way.
under way Friday at 4:30 p.m. as sta ndings rema ined unchanged.
}.'I'csh m cn S h ow Pl'om ise
the' varsity stages a preliminary
meet with P.C.C. at their ou t- Five games were won by FlemSeve ra l promising frosh apdoor pool. The meet has been ar- ing while Ricke tts took but
peared in th e line-up of winner s;
th ree, and all other houses took
Libbey of F'lemin g and Reed of
ranged by coach Bob Merrick to four. R icketts No. 2 rolled t his
get the men se t for the conferThroop; thus raising hopes for
week's high team se ries of 2115,
ence s~ a so n which begins next
.
. .
D b
the future of the swimming
t
while theIr oppOSItIon,
a ney
L
a
nky
Bob
Stoke
ly
was
named
team.
erm.
. .
No.1, fired high game of 766.
Scol'in g
Pro~pects are fall' fo~ thIS s.ea- Standings to date: Throop, 69 first-.s tring . all·conference guard
Medley
Re
lay
(300 feet)-T ime
at
a
recent
S.C.l.
C.
Coaches
and
son WIth two ou~s tandlllg SWIm· wins, Ricketts and Fleming, 46
mel's, Palmer In the breast I ea.ch; Dabney, 40, and Blacker, Ma nagers meeting, a nd two of 1:03.2. 1. Flem in g; 2. Dabney; 3.
his team mates, Pa.ul SaUman and Rkketts; 4. Blac ker.
stroke and Jay Mon tgomery in 39.
Bill Cox, we re g iven hqnol'able
50-ya rd free sty le-Time 0:26.5.
the back st roke. There is one .
Bal'1'aclo llg h R o l ls High
1. Liffey (F;) 2. Hogness (R;)
mention.
notable deficiency, however, in
A stella r performance was
Whittier's co·champion Poets 3. Stix (F;) '1. Furth (F;) 5.
diving. Any divers will be we l- turned in by Bob Barraclough of
dom
inated the first selection Wright (R.)
corned by the team.
Dabney as he shot a cool 227
Diving- I. Hammond (F;) 2.
with 'Bill Moore at .forward and
game. A stubborn seven-pin in
W
ate rs (D;) 3. Burnb (B;) 4. FairGordon
Pederson
at
guard.
High.
w i ll be Winston Royce w ho ap- the tenth frame robbed him of 20
pears to have the "reach" that additional pOints and leaglle high sco ring L oc ke Olson of Pomona all ( F';) 5. Morrison (F.)
IOO-y ard free style Time,
is so necessai·y to a fi rs t base- ga.me. H igh series was turned in was awarded the ce nter posi.
ma n . Al Sereno, who d id such by Bob Le vy of Rlcketts with tion, and Occiden ta l's Bob Olsen 1:03.9- 1. Libbey (F;) 2. Waters
(D; ) 3. (tie ) Sch uster (G) and
a swell job at first string for- scores of 200-208-152-560. Othe r made t he othe r forward s pot.
Hogness (R;) 5. Cotton (B.)
ward on the cage squad,18 de- hi'ghs: Woo d y Bratnober of
Secon d '! 'ca m
Back s troke (200 feet)-Time,
veloping into a nice second sack- Throop, 220 game and 555 series;
The Beave rs were no t able to 51.7- 1. Wa lqulst (F;) 2. Falrall
er and his hitting eye may prove Bill Roo t of Ricketts , 200 game
troublesome to opposing pitch- and 525 se ries; and Bill Culbert- place a man on the second string (F;) 3. Pilling (R;) 4. Morrison
which Jiste,l Jim Black (Occi· ( D; ) 5. R obinso n (D.)
ers in gam~s ,this s pring.
so n of Dabney, 198 game and 514 den ta l) at cente r, Bob Redfield
Breast st roke (200 feet) - Time
Duane Neverman holds down series.
(Pomo na) ami Don L eo na rd 51.7- 1. Reed (T;) 2. Waters (D;)
s hort and does a very neat job
Currently hLgh averages are (Redlands) at forw a rds, and 3. Asquith (R;) 4. Sawyer (B;)
a.t fielding a fa st ball. Over in he ld by: Woody Bratnober, 173; Don H a nkin s (Occidental ) and 5. Prevost (B.)
the ho t co rner will probably be R ay Heggland, 170; Bob Levy, Paul R a ine (Redlands) fi lling in
F our.ma n relay (400 feet) _
Haydn Sanders who looks like 165; Bill Root, 162; and Roger the guard spot s. Making honor- Time, 1:12.9-1. Fleming; 2. J)abhe may not only make good at Anderson, 162.
able mention a long with Cox and ney; 3. Ricketts; 4. Blacker.
thlrd, but at helping with t h e
There will be no bowling for Saltman w ere Bob E ssig (Porno- _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ __
pitching.
the next three weeks, and the na,) Jean Martin and Don Ward- man (Whittier) and Connie Gul(Continued on Page 4)
league will reconvene April 5.
lixso n (Occidental. )
Meets Sch eduled
CALIFORNIA
The loop's coaches also sch edWE ARE READY FOR
PHARMACY
uled inter-sc hoo l sw im, golf and
PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACISTS
tennis meets. The conference
swim meet was set for May 8 a t·
575 S. Lake Street Pasadena, Cal.
which ~ ime all league FreshSYcamore 2-6222
m an and Varsity swimmers will
BASEBALL - TRACK - TENNIS
compete. Whittier was named as
host to the conference golf tourAssociated Oil Sta.
nament whi ch will be held May
Lake & San Pasqual
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to the one held last December.
Swim Encoun ters
T he Beavers have two d ua l
sw im meets with Oxy scheduled,
and a triangular meet with R edlands a nd Pomona. I n golf t he
(An MGM release)
Eng ineers will meet Redlands,
Whittier and Pomona twice a nd
"F our leaf clover ' has t ur ned into a rea l fo ur leaf
Oxy only once thi s spring, w hile
clover for ark-pilot , Art M ooney. H is record is
in the net s port matches are
k eeping jukes in clover.
sch ed uled with each league
An experienced hand in t he music b iz - Art fo llows
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Page 4 _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ T H E CAL I FOR N I ATE C H - - - - - - - -- - - - Thursday, March 11, 1948
Seiden,IIWechsler K~ropoulous Host
To Give ASME Talks To Fireside Group
Winning out over a field of
fullr very able 'Contestap.1ts at
Monday's ASME meellng, Bill
Seiden and Joe W echsler were
cnosen to represent Caltech
the Regional Student Convention to b heJd on our campus
April 23rd and 24th. '1'0 Profes·
SOl'S Daugherty. Hollander and
Huse fell the difficult task of
judging the excellent papers and
their presentation.
in
P apers Pl'csented
Peter
Kyropoulos
and
TECH FOURTH
(Continued from Page 3)
IW1, Hackelman tRI. 10.0.
Distance Medley (440, 880, 1320, mile)
Redlands (Dunning, Wagne r, Jones, Weed)
Sunday Night Fireside of the
term. Refreshments at thi s high·
ly success fu l gathering included
hot buttered popcorn, doughnuts,
and galJons of hot spiced CIder.
Mr . Kyropoulos gave an H1ter esting talk on European universities and their extremely excluSIve fraternities . Dueling and
soaring, he related, are prominent features of student body ac·
tivlties on the continent.
Those competing were: Bill
Mor e Sch edul ed
Seiden discussmg the "TJ1eory of
Many enjoyable Sundays are
P lastic Strain Propagation," Joe in prospect for next term's F IreWechsle r demonstrating his side series. Mr. Stott, Caltech
mode l cran e in connectIOn with Assistant Comptroller, will inhis topic "The Engineering ExVIte a group of Techmen to his
perience Derived From Model beach home in Balboa for the·
Building Hobbies ," Hugh Carter clay. Members of th e Board of
presenting practical theories in Trustees and Institute Associh is talk, "Toward a Science of ates, mcluding prominent busiHousing," and Jim H arder speaking on the "Economical Di stllla- peting \\lith representatives from
tion of Sea Water."
Stanford, Berkeley, Santa Clara,
At t he AprIl ConventIon, Sei- and US c. for five prizes ranging
den and Wechsler will be com· I from fifty to ten do llars.
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Throop's own Louis Stallk amp will be seeing a lot of action as chucker for the Frosh.
"Stall" did a great job for last
fall's Throop softball club and
may do just as well with the Baby Beavers. Dean Daily will be
there to chuck, too, and althou gh
Dean has only pitched softball
befo re, he may get a chance to
use t hat arm before the seapon
1S over. Behind the plate wi ll
be la st faU's Frosh football co·
captain, \V alt Preiffer, and Walt
looks mighty fine as signal·call·
er thus far.
Oxy, Whitt ier, Ca ltec h 10:573.
4 man 8SQ.-Whitt,er I Barton, Tucke r,
Brownell, Hays), Caltech, Oxy, Redlands.
I :31.3.
Shuttle hurdles--Oxy ( Frie ze, Lawrence,
Murray , Inman), Redlands, Pomona, Wh ither
I ·00 7.
shot put and diSCUS. John Lewjs
4 man Mlle----Redlands (Wagner, Tague,
placed a Beaver stranglehold on Dunning, Smith), Oxy, Caltech, Pomona
the dbcus eVent by placing sec- 3 27 .8.
Discus-Yates (W)j Baker (0), MertinS
.~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. .
ond. A team composed of Chuck (RI, Pearson (0). I 1'4V2".
Shot
put-Tyson (T), LeVin (OJ, Yates
Paulsen, Ken Berg, Walt Ed(W), Meehan (W) 46'11W'.
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wards, and Bob Cobb l'an off with
Javelln--Coster (OJ, Nlppe lt (0). Mc- I
second s pot in the sprint medley. LelJen (Rl, Flowers (RI 181'9".
HAROLD O. GRONDAHL
Hi9 h jump---Doty (0), Robinson (P),
Varsity :
lOD-Hays (W), Wel sh (PI, Barion tie between Heggland tTl, and laughead
(W), 6'2 3/8"
Represent tng
Broad Jum p -Tucker
{WI, Brownell
nessmen who have shown an (WI, Schroeder (TI, Ch inn (TI. 22'4Y4".
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be hosts.
Henney (01. 12'6".
Fl"Osh p (' I·ronll \\1eU
D1l1ll 11UllVe Art Miller look
honors in the frosh fracas by
wife wlI1ning first s pot in both the
were hosts at the concluding
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Shot put- Mil er (Tl 38'8%".
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