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You mean No, but I can he actually coerce him Yolunteered? lRfIFORNIA into it. COpyright 1970 by the Associated Students of the CaliforniaTechInstitute of Technology, Incorporated. Volume LXXI Pasadena, California, Thursday, April 9, 1970 Number 23 News Brieft Huttenback Rebates Dr. Sturtevant Dies at 78 Also For Dates Pioneered Genetic Theory Due to the "largess of the Dean's Pasadena-Dr. Alfred H. Sturtevant, also discovered that the effect of a. Office," Caltech undergrads and one of the founders of modern gene depends on its position in the grad students will henceforth be genetic theory and Thomas Hunt chromosome. entitled to rebates equal to half the Morgan Professor Emeritus of Bio­ President Harold Brown of Cal­ price of TWO tickets. The same logy at Caltech, died Sunday night tech said: "The entire Caltech arrangements for obtaining culture of cancer at the Huntington Mem­ community is saddened by the without steamrolJering the pocket­ orial Hospital. He was 78. death of Dr. Alfred Sturtevant. He book will continue, with the Although he was named pro­ came to the California Institute of aforementioned happy exception. fessor emeritus when he reached the Technology as a co-worker with A Genial Dean's Open House will retirement age of 70 in 1962, the Professor Morgan in 1928, and occur April 18. Dr. Huttenback geneticist continued working in his served for many years as an active advises that you bring your own Caltech laboratory until very re­ and beloved faculty member. He mug and appetite. Free beer and cently. was the dean of American geneti. free pizza will be available in their EVERYBODY SAY CHEESE! Members of the U. S. team managed to force a smile for Dr. Sturtevant was the first cists, an outstanding scholar and a usual quantities. All shall be wel­ our photographer even though they were anything but elated. Lead by their able captain, scientist to map the locations on wonderful person. He will be greatly comed! Tom Markert, the team managed to keep the country "out" of war, but not out of the chromosomes of the genes asso­ action. They also managed to get Nixon reelected. -photo by Bean missed by all." Admissions Final; ciated with particular inherited Many Honors Class Size Variable characteristics and to demonstrate The geneticist received many The Admissions Committee sent But One Pint to Give. .. the simple linear ordering of genes honors, including election to the out 325 acceptances for the Class of on chromosomes. National Academy of Sciences. He 1974, of which 39 went to females. Forty-two Years at Tech was awarded the academy's Kimber Dr. Lyman Bonner expects "some­ Bloodmobile Coming on April 17 Using the fruit fly-Drosophila­ Genetics Award in 1957, its Carty where between 175 and 275" for this significant work, he was a medal in 1965, and the National students to accept admission, thus The annual Bloodmobile Drive preservation of whole blood by member of the productive Dro­ Medal of Science by President leaving the housing situation in flux, will be held on Friday, April 17, freezing, dissolving blood clots sophila genetics school started by Johnson in 1968. Honorary degrees Whether any measures will be taken from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in similar to those responsible for Nobel laureate Thomas Hunt Mor­ from Princeton, Yale, and the or will need to be taken cannot be Dabney Lounge. Sign up slips will strokes and coronary thrombosis, a gan at and University of Pennsylvania were foreseen. be distributed to all staff members more effective blood derivative for continued by Morgan and Sturt­ received. Concern Over Physics and students. the treatment of hemophilia, a evant at Caltech. Dr. Sturtevant has Dr. Sturtevant was author or Curriculum Mounts The Bloodmobile makes giving search for yet-unknown blood fac­ worked in genetics for nearly 60 co-author of some 140 scientific A Divisional Committee to in­ more convenient than ever, and tors, and compilation of a national years, 42 of them at Caltech. papers and several books. His books quire into possible revisions in the there are many advantages of rare-blood donor file. Dr. Sturtevant discovered that includeA History of Genetics; Gene­ physics curriculum has been formed participation in a group blood If you have any questions the arrangements of blocks of genes tics and Evolution (selected papers by the Division of Physics, Math­ program such as the Caltech Blood concerning the Caltech Blood Bank may vary in different species of of A. H. Sturtevant edited by Dr. E. ematics, and Astronomy. No drastic Bank. One advantage is the added Program, call Mrs. Barbara Kuhn of Drosophila and used this finding to action seems likely in the near protection gained for you, whether the Personnel Office, Ext. 2374. trace the evolution of species. He future; however, the action reflects or not you have donated previously. growing concern among the faculty There is no limit to the number of about physics as now taught. pints 9f blood that can be received Four Special Rooms? The major complaint about the from the Caltech Blood Bank, present curriculum seems to be that should the need arise. When blood it is too exacting. This view has is needed by you or your family, Weekend at Santa Barbara Planned been expressed both publicly and the Red Cross replenishes the privately by professors, teaching amount used by the hospital, saving by E. Gansner ment will encourage informal stud­ assistants, and some students. you the cost of approximately $25 The Caltech YMCA has an­ ent-faculty discussion, both on "Physics is just too hard," one per unit (pint). If a Caltech staff nounced final plans for the planned problems of both sides at Tech and person put it. member or student leaves the events coming up this term. These just friendly BSing. If you are Suggestions made so far range Institute, he still retains protection include a combined faculty-student interested in going, contact the Y. from revision of laboratory require­ for himself and his family up to the skiing trip, a Spring Thing, and a Prefer Girls ments to provide for credit for number of pints he has contributed, series of Olive Walk Talks based on And for those who prefer girls in participation in research projects to but is no longer eligible to draw the crisis in the US legal system. place of professors, the Y has set its abolition of Physics 2 as a required against the group credit. Set for April 17-19 is a weekend Spring Thing for the weekend of course for all students. Red Cross conducts a program of Notices and Announcements trip to Mammoth cabin for ten May 15-17 at UC Santa Barbara. blood research in laboratories loc­ B. Lewis of Caltech); An Intro­ RTD student discount cards .may faculty and twenty students. Skiing Over this weekend, the sixty girls ated in City, Washington, be purchased for 50 cents either or hiking, depending on the wea­ and Techers attending will be duction to Genetics (in collabor­ D. C., and Los Angeles. Investiga­ ther, will be the main activity, but ation with Dr. George W. Beadle); Continued on Page Four offered a mixer Friday night, a big tions and projects include long-time it is also hoped that the environ- party Saturday night and four and The Mechanism of Mendelian special rooms, each with an alter­ Heredity (with T. H. Morgan, C. B. E~ W~ to Lose Your Shirt nating set of two programs. Planned Bridges, and H. J. Muller). are a theatre room, a game room, Born in 1891 in Jacksonville, Ill., an art room, a dance room, a music Dr. Sturtevant received his AB room, an honesty (or verbal com­ (1912) and PhD (1914) from munication) room, and a non-verbal Columbia University. He joined the Track System Expounded communication room. Anyone can staff of the Carnegie Institution of participate in anything in any room Washington in 1915 and the Caltech faculty in 1928. He served as by Alan Lederman returns $2.50. lows: The numbers FEYNMAN give depending on his or her fancy. It will cost Techers $12.50 a person to visiting professor at Harvard, Prince­ Only a few short minutes from Several "systems" have been letters numbered consecutively 6, 5, help cover room, board and other ton, and at the universities of Caltech lies the San Gabriel Valley's proposed, the most prominent of 25, 13, 12, 1, 13. 6, 5,2, 5, 1, 3, expenses. Techers are encouraged to Washington, Texas, Wisconsin, Ore­ finest recreational facility, Santa these being to choose the horse 1, 2, 1, I were bet. Never sign up soon. gon, the University of California at Anita Race Track. The ambitious with the most appealing name. But underestimate the value of a The Y-sponsored Atheneum lun­ Santa Cruz, and visiting Carnegie Caltech undergraduate may seek his by far the most universal system is Techer? cheon forum for third term differs professor at the University of fortune here. to choose the horses whose numbers Did this effrontery prove profit­ from the other terms in that it has Durham, England. The mathematics of this game of correspond to the numbers of a able? Those who scout this system grown an appendage. Now, each He was a member of many fortune are as follows: You may bet laundry ticket, a fixed number, find their arguments supported here. Wednesday, that particular speaker professional societies, and served as to win, place, or show. If you bet birthday, street address, or grade will give an Olive Walk Talk at president of the American Society to win, you are paid only if your point average (difficult if this latter Race System Actual Accum. 11 :45 in addition to his normal talk of Zoologists and the Genetics horse comes in first. If you bet to statistic is 0.0). System players are No. Predicts Winner Winnings at the Atheneum. The general Society of America. place, you are paid only if your easily spotted, for as their horses 1 6 2 -$2 subject for this term's speakers is Dr. Sturtevant leaves his wife, horse COmes in second or first. A prepare to race their low faces 2 5 4 -$4 the US legal system in respect to Phoebe, and three children, William show ticket will collect on a horse droop or they inspect the porpic 3 2 8 -$6 the current crises in such areas as C. of Washington, D. C. and Henry that finishes first, second, or third. mares "the system" predicts. The 4 5 2 -$8 drugs, sex morals, sexual equality, of Altadena, Calif., and Mrs. H. E. The inequalities satisfied are: win coterie of system players are 5 1 3 -$10 the poor and other areas. Shapiro of Washington, D. C., and price greater than place price greater defeated by the laws of probability. 6 3 6 -$12 Vs. Uncle Max eight grandchildren. than show price, and these inequal­ We of the racing coterie of 7 1 7 -$14 The series started this past ities are strict indeed. For example, Ricketts attended Saturday, flouting 8 2 1/3 -$16 Wednesday with Wilson Riles, the a $2 win ticket on a winning horse Probability, the evil whose efficacy ASCIT Officers might pay $8, while a $2 place ex-assistant superintendent of proved the downfall of so many. We A perfect record! And so, we ticket on the same horse would schools who is now running against Begin New Column alone could exorcise this evil. The sadly conclude we must seek other return $4, and a $2 show ticket meretricious "system" was as fol- sources for our tuition. continued on Page Three See Page Two Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, April 9, 1970 Fisher Proposes Choosing Space and All That Rot Social Program

Last week Fred Friendly, professor of journalism and ex-networ:< vice-president provided a week of involJLement in the broadcast journalists Advisory Committee world to the Caltech campus. In part of his discussions he spoke of the by Bob Fisher television of the future. In the same breath he stated that the success of During the campign I was asked television advertising was detracting from the advertising market for other a number of times what plans I had publications. Even Life, he said, was in grave financial difficulty. to encourage dialogue between The California Tech, being of somewhat lesser magnitude than the ASCIT and the Undergraduates. I aforementioned publication, is getting the proverbial "shaft" to an even wish I had a solid answer since I larger extent. We have predicted the situation in the past; let us state the consider this area the BOD's first situation and what measures have been taken. order of business. As a start Third Term advertising is running at less than 1/3 the quantity per Leonidas Guibas and I are going to issue of the first and second terms. This means, if each issue were to put together a weekly column for support itself alone on advertising and weekly subscriptions, we could not the Tech. It will be a very informal publish. Fortunately we have a net profit from first and second terms. This hash of what is on our minds. may enable us to print a four-page issue on a weekly basis. Controversial, non-routine ideas will To expand our coverage we have asked the ASCIT Board to furnish be aired for criticism. us with a small subsidy to enable us to print an eight page issue those This won't substitute for the weeks when finances are low. We would not ordinarily consider the action Board's talking personally with of a subsidy but we have a larger staff of writers and material to print. We individuals. But it should help to anticipate no difficulties with this arrangement. keep us from making any ivory­ The Third Wing The California Tech does, however, wish to make the most of its tower decisions. The column won't money. We are going to be a lot more discriminating about our copy (first especiall dwell on things that have week of the term issues not withstanding) than we have been. We would already been done or topics that are appreciate suggestions as to which articles you, the reader, would like to straight-forward. It will not be Cambodian Roulette see printed. complete. It may not even be We need more staff to do this properly, in the form of managing serious. But we'll give it a try and by Nick Smith Somebody up there just has to editors whom we will train. There are two such posts and the experience is see if it's worth anything. In 1954, France lost a war and be laughing at the timing of the invaluable. Just drop by the Tech office next Monday night. The thing I'd like to talk about admitted that Asia is impossibleto whole thllg, because the reason ~Ira D. Moskatel this week is our Social Program. It colonize. They proceeded to give Sihanouk wanted to be rid of the Paul A. Levin is apparent that the Houses are by independence to French Indochina. Communist troops was that there far more important social organi­ They broke it into four parts: the was the threat of a right-wng Throop Beat zations than ASCIT. They can run a two Vietnams, Laos, and Cam­ military takeover to eliminate Corn· variety of events while a student bodia. Laos and Vietnam became munist influence. Sihanouk left the government on its own can best famous by being international prob­ continued on Page four There Are Thirty-nine of Them?! manage traditional sorts of affairs. lems. Cambodia basked in glorious ­ EXTREMRY LARGE STOCK • Evenln,. 'til 10 This does not seem enough. I've obscurity, while those few who paid by Etaoin Schroedlu camp sometime during the course of said for a long time that a Techer it any attention wondered which PICKWICK The final Admissions Committee side of the cold war it was on. ;J First Term, to "discuss things after who can get a girl to fly across the BOOKSHOPS . Many people looked upon Prince numbers read 326 admits, and 39 the frosh have had a chance to find country and spend a night with him 6743 HollYWOOd 81., Hollywood Sihanouk as a pawn of the (213) HO 9·8191 • CR 5-8191 girls. This number of admits is only out something about the things on a boat to Catalina doesn't need a Communist Chinese, since the Viet T:r:r~:l~':i Clno,. P.rt 16 to 20 above the figure taken last themselves." thousand buck's worth of social Cong used Cambodia as a base of year, and with the matriculation So They Tell Me Dept. program. operation. This outlook ignores two PAT'S LIQUORS rate historically at about 68% the Our Genial Dean, Dr. Hutten­ If some large-scale expenses are basic facts: first, that since the AND DELICATESSEN additional figure of students should back, wishes us to' announce that cut back, more money will be French were pro-Western, it was 1072 E. Colorado. SY 6-6761 not be terribly high. Of course, the the ticket refund policy now around the Houses and individuals. possibility exists that this rate may hard to be anti-French without Open to midnight daily, includes half back on the tickets of Additional funding might come 1 a.m. Fri. & Sat. change; if so, there could be being anti-Western; second, that no dates, too, "for as long as our from outside sources. Guibas is Keg Beer Party Supplies trouble. Original plans called for a working up a proposal asking for a one in Southeast Asia can afford to money holds out." ... There will be hostile to Red China without a special summer program in the also be a Genial Dean's Open House few thousand dollars. But whether whole lot of support from the wekome to the Institute for special admits and the 19th of April for all you beer we end up with 2,000 or 10,000, others deemed in need of the United States. There is also the fact Campus and pizza freaks. ... There will be a one person will not be in a position Barber Shop program, possibly with provisions to allocate it. So let's set up a that the Cambodian army might not Fast for Peace in Viet Nam April be able to remove the Viet Cong if in Winnett Center that the charge be based on need. 13-15. '" Last week's issue of the representative group to be in charge Three Barbers to Serve You Lyman Bonner was enjoined to find the latter decide to stay. 7:45 to 5:15 Monday - Friday Tech was unquestionably one of the and call it the Executive Social Last month, three things occurred Paul A. Harmon funds to operate this program, and rottenest I've every s((en. Committee. he reports that they will exist. Among the upcoming events of It would have a very loose so close together as to be cosmically It's Camp interest this term are a conference charter, perhaps under the IHC. simultaneous. and Cambodia hit the Deliberations on the fate of on Technological Change and Popul­ Here are some of the things it might fan. Prince Sihanouk asked North lRllFORNIATech Frosh Camp continue. Latest re­ ation Growth, May 6-8, and several work on: Vietnam to remove all of its troops ports indicate a good chance that interesting Caltech Lecture Series -Extended ticket refunds, per­ from Cambodian territory. A United Thursday. April 9, 1970 the pre-registration Camp will be talks. As usual, there are things to haps expanding to movies (and States cargo vessel full of explosives Volume LXXI Number 23 replaced by an Orientation session, do, if you want to. dates) was taken to Cambodia by mutineers. possibly with a bull-session-type At that point, while Sihanouk was Published weekly by the Associated - Travel allowances: car mileage Students of the California Institute of rebates, group bus fares, maybe out of the country on a diplomatic Technology, Incorporated. The opin· FRANKLYSPEAKING even individual trips if the indi­ visit, military officers took over Cam­ ions in all unsigned articles are strictly a. PhiIFnlnk vidual is persuasive enough bodia. those of the newspaper staff. -House subsidies for skiing, Copyright 1970 by the Associated Students of the California Institute of camping, boating, whatever. Hope­ ..a':l~~...a':l~...a':l~~_ Technologv, Inc. All rights reserved. fully the ESC would induce people ~ THE MUSEUM Editors-in-Chief . Paul Levin to dream up good ideas that need ~' 103 SO. FAIR OAKS money Ira Moskatel ~ Phil Neches ~When PASADENA invited, ESC could co­ Managing Editor Marvin Mandelbaum ordinate inter-House programs. Features. .Alan Lederman There is now no easy way for the 4 Sports Editor Richard Short Dabney Social Chairman to find out ~ Entertainment . Dave Dobrin if a day is free. ESC could keep Photography Editor John Fisher track of both on and off-campus ~ Staff Bob Geller. James Henry, happenings. Ursula Hyman. Bob Logan. Sharon -It could manage a weekend ride ~ Mason, Tom Matoi, David Miller. R. board for between-House doubling Daniell Olivaw. Etaoin Schroedlu, ~ Martin Smith. Mike Stefanko. -It could underwrite small im­ Richard Strelitz. Dick Wright. provements in the Houses -It could advise ASCIT on our ~ THE MUSEUM i. an in'er""o Photo Staff . John Bean, John own events 'ional folic dance cafe in Belsher, Steven Dashiell, Alan l P_deraa 'ha' ellCourage. ,he Stein. I don't see why the Social pte...ure. of e'hnic dance arul Committee can't be off the ground mlUic. DlMt ~ The e.oleric re­ Business Manager .Nick Smith this term. Any suggestions on who quub can be fil'ed, ....hUe ,he Circulation Manager . Metin Mangir should be on it, how it shoudl more common joy- are .erui· ~ 'ifJely prOfJided for: mee'ing meet, or what it should consider are The California Tech Publications f,.u,rulII, playing che.. or baclc­ Offices: 115 Winnett Center, 1201 very welcome. ,~ Irdmmo,,: in ,he palio, or .imply East California Boulevard, Pasadena, "",ruling frayed nene eiul. OfJer California, 91109. Represented by ~ a cup of coffee. The mood i. National Educational Advertising Ser· Athenaeum Seder c...~, the people are ""'rm vices, Inco Printed bV News-Type ~ and en,hll.i...,u:. Service, 125 South Maryland Avenue. an international folk dance cat Glendale. California. 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•. \..00,..- .. 11= Y Program. .. \TWP,S\S,.. FO~ 6cco B Ol.O l\'\S~E~I"" continued from Page One ODD 0' ~ l\X),).t:>\on Max Rafferty, and chairman of o DAN ire f',~\..e il:) K E M"I<€ Ii Nixon's Urban Education Task "Tl\~()$,~ 1'1€ I I '!IIUI!l_--"-~_,r'-, D/t'V.. Force, who spoke on school deseg­ N L .. OR·.~ regation. BL.~\.lf' S By iWC. '6lJ\\~€ ~- Next Wednesday Luke McKis­ tN,...,,~~M.'6 sack, an LA attorney who has 1'-\.10 \¥)ClllE IS S'Ntl': \))\'" defended the Black Panthers, will i'tIf ''-~\Jl'JOQ .. speak on the political demonstrator and his relation to the law. On of the sets shows a pretty young April 22, J. B. Tietz, an ACLU lady in a very short miniskirt asking lawyer will speak on the draft laws, passersby to hold the bottom of a and, following him on the 29th, The Eyeball Ogles ladder so that she can climb up and 'Judge Lester Olson, from the retrieve a kite. Most of her erstwhile domestic relations court will speak helpers do indeed look up her dress, on the new divorce laws. Well, what do you say to a subjects of the film to sex. Raw, man stares, muses, licks his lips, but some think about it and refuse. On May 6, 13, and 20, the naked lady~one that you don't open, blatant, sex. (gulp). There is shakes his head, licks his lips, and One man pushes her out of the way speakers will be Terry Hatter, Riane even know? Allen funt has come up no mystery, no subtlety. Just as incredulously walks away. and goes up the ladder to get it Eisler and Mildred Klein, respectiv­ with the twentieth century's answer denied all privacy This opening scene sets the mood himself. ely. Hatter, the director of the to Lady Godiva. Picture Candid (on television), so on film, for the movie. A sophisticated, The problem with this movie is Western Center of Law ans Poverty, Camera with an X rating; Allen WDYSTANL denies all secrecy in liberal, Hollywood audience found that sex, even tastefully done, is not will concern himself with the poor Funt focusing flaccidly upon people sex. It sounds pretty bad. You may it hilarious. They soon would have in the public domain. It is not for and their relationship with the law. focusing not so flaccidly upon think that any apprehensions about been bored if there had been two Allen Funt or anybody else to Amother, lawyer and director of people focusing not at all flaccidly the silliness and hypocrisy of the hours of such scenes. Many people intrude on the privacy of his the Women Center's Program of upon a wide variety and assortment American public and about the are honest and forthright to them­ subjects. If you disliked Candid Education and Legal Referral, Eisler of sexual objects. Along with a silliness and tastelessness of Allen selves and to the audience. And Camera for these reasons you will will speak on women's rights and tastefully chosen collection of nude Funt are about to be realized. Funt as always is gentle. hate this movie. If, however, the the feminist movement. The drug models, male and female (bazoom), Fortunately you,are wrong. VArious people are asked in the implications don't bother you, you offender and the law will be the there are grapefruit, bananas, bras­ A man walks around the corner film about their reactions to some will very much enjoy this movie. It iOpic of the final talk in the series, well, you think of something. of his house carrying a tray. A nude of the film clips in other parts of it. is funny, titillating, interesting, ~ven by Klein, a consulant to the The possible reactions to the film woman holding a briefcase in a A shot of an old Jewish lady hissing tastefully done and very enter­ court on drug offense. are as d~verse as the reactions of the fortuitous spot crashes into him, "disgusting" is juxtaposed with a taining. Most people will like it shakes him off, and strides on. shot of an old codger defending the more than I did. Kibitzers Welcome Oblivious to the spilled tray, the loose morals of college living. One -David N Dobrin IH Bridge Starts Frets and Frails The Kinetic Art : The annual Interhouse Bridge entered; they are not eligible for the Tournament is well on its way this championship round. Go See Jut/fezll Series Ranges Over year. The winners of the none-week Page and' Fleming figure to have 'round-robin first round will play the strongest teams. Despite Flem­ The show at the Ice House is billing does not do him justice, Many Styles, Times ~ach other for the trophy. This year ing's resounding 100 IMP victory good this week, largely because of because he is probably one of the Juarez. First, however, I'm going to BEST magic-banjo acts around. In .two graduate student teams are over the Lenz grad team, Page, with by Dave Dobrin talk about the second and third addition, he is a comedian whose the California college bridge On the three Fridays at the end features on the bill. credits include the Steve Allen champs, Jim Haberly and Jay Siegel, of second term Beckman presented Stewart Clay opens the show, show, and being a writer for the Pat is favored. Anybody who would like the West Coast Premier of Univer­ and he is basically a country­ P~ulsen show. It is easy to tell that to make the Page-Fleming match sal's Kinetic Art Series. This event, NOW OPENl western singer and guitarist. His Steve Martin's style has been more interesting, or who has of enough mangitude that the voice is not one of the rough, influenced by both Allen and DAILY another favorite, please see Bob Lincoln Center was sold out many gravelly type, nor is it the high Paulsen. The difference is, neither Fileec:ia's Pizza Geller or Pericles Nicolaides. times over for· the East Coast pitched Okie twang affected by so of them could match Steve Martin's The results last week are: Page Premier, was not sufficient to &Restaurant many country singers. His voice is banjo playing. He uses it to clown 11 A.M.-a Midnight Mon.-Thurs. beat Ricketts by 55 IMPs, McDon­ impress very many Techers. Cam­ just sort of natural, and this adds around a lot, but he is quite good, F,i. & Sot. until 3 A.M. nel beat Dabney by 26 IMP's, plin's gaga review sold out the first Sundoy 1 p.M.-a Midnight very much to his style. Stewart Clay and plays a couple of songs during Ruddock beat Blacker by 102 Friday Showing. The next two does several humorous songs, in­ his act. In addition to all this, one 1109 E. Colorado 81. IMP's, and Fleming beat Lenz by merely filled up most of Beckman. cluding "A Boy Named Sue," but of his ideas became a song done by 793·6187 100 IMP's. Next Sunday, the For those of you who saw the he seems best at more serious songs. Juarez. Steve Martin is talented. matches are: Fleming-McDonnel, series, here are some of my 10% off on food to all persons He did such songs as "Early There is not too much more that Lenz-Ricketts, Page-Blacker, Rud­ impressions. submitting this ad. Morning R"in," "Long Black Veil," I can say about Juarez after last dock-Lloyd. Kibitzers are welcome. "The Wall" Jan Svankmajer and "Love's Been Good to Me." week except GO AND SEE THEM. brings his own interpretation of This last song has also been done by They are quality musicians who use kafka to the screen. He departs We're sorry, Dr. Jenijoy. Frank Sinatra and Glenn Yarbrough, several different styles at once. from reality slowly and inevitably; and I would rank Stewart Clay's as Also, Barbera is worth watching, as the transition to the unreal is so second best well as listening to. COME 'SEA HAWAll' smooth that thy viewer accepts the Steve Martin is billed as "just wall readily and is shocked only at $269 - 2 Weeks - 5 Islands ­ another magic-banjo act." That -Nick Smith the end when the hero's fate All Airfare - Your Own Car becomes intolerable. A brilliant, perfectly made film. Summer Session at "Egypte, 0 Egypte," Jean Co­ cteau's last film was shown without Stanford University the subtitles promised by the JUNE 22. AUGUST 15, 1970 program. To the unenlightened FOR FULL DETAILS. WRITE: (ignorant of French) viewer it was a

OFFiCE OF THE SUMMER SESSION study of Desert Brown, Sunset Red, 2-Day Voyage on Schooner STANFORD UNIVERSiTY and Aswan Blue, accompanied by a STANFORD. CALIFORNIA 94305 droning, hypnotic voice. Most Students Invade Hawaii! members of the audience felt that Join the student invasion of the film was more appropriate to a Hawaii on June 16 or August 25 for at the ICE HOUSE paint-maker's convention, and ex­ 2 weeks! Come fly with United Air PASADENA 24 N. Mento, pressed their lack of appreciation lines to Maui, Lanai. Hawaii, and Reservations Phone MU 1-9942 with yawns, shuffling, loud whisper­ Oahu. This trip has been designed ing, and ostentatious walking out. for college students and emphasizes, Thru April 12 From April 14 FOLK MUSIC Personally, 1 found the melange of adventure, mobility and low cost. CHUCK MITCHELL and COMEDY JUAREZ colors fascinating, and I became so RON CODEN Every four students will have thei{ STEVE MARTIN wrapped up in the shifting images own car and may follow their ow" STEWARD CLAY that when it ended, I was disap­ whims. pointed rather than relieved. A major highlight of the trip will "The Room" and "Au Fou" be two days and nights sailing These two animated films by Yoji aboard the schooner Viajero where Duri are just great. They are terribly you will see beautiful waterfalls and funny and terribly cynical, a obscure beaches along the coastline. Techer's delight. Some of the other There will be camp-outs on beauti­ notable films are the film dealing ful white sand beaches. ~::;;:~;. with the powers of ten, "See Saw The trip includes round trip air ,-'r-'~ .." \ ... ~- Seems" again celebrated imagination fare San Francisco/Los Angeles to (: without resorting to high-powered Hawaii and all Inter-Island air' fare. D:a:lej~('Jffil.R(ED mlt1~ar[Di:fJl(R' c @1 I techniques, and "Ego" which is The only additional cost is -food', ,' 2670 E. COLORADO WEEKDAYS '.9:40 I' indescribable. 695·E COLORADO BLVD PASADENA Numerous college students have '. PASADENA SAT. & SUN. 'L•. sr 3·6149 - MU 4·1774 1:30-4:10-7:00·9:40 I Boy, you people who missed this 449·5320 681·6669 signed up already at a total cost of - • . I series, nyaah, nyaah, nyaah. only $269.00. Thursday, April 9, 1970 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Four H earls Dropped Not at All Brief Is the News in News Briefs. • •• • continued from Page One group. Notes sent to Wright or Admission is free, and all Caltech Flawed Diamonds from Marcy in the YMCA office or Logan via campus mail will reach. and JPL employees are invited. from Ned Hale in the Dean's office. them. Coins Collect by Tom Matoi the plate. Seder Plans Cycling Club? The Caltech-JPL Numismatic On Registration Day, the Caltech On Saturday, April 4, the Anyone who wishes to share the Many people on campus have Society will hold its regular month· diamond workers dropped a pair of Beavers dropped a pair to the CHM Seder with a family in the Pasadena bicycles and probably have fun ly meeting Wednesday, April 15, in heartbreakers, 3-0 and 5-2, to Stags, 10-0 and 11-4. area should contact the YMCA using them. A cycling club can help 168 Church at 7:30 p.m. A guest Southern California College. In the earlier contest, Caltech Office. bring out the many joys of cycling. speaker, refreshments, and coin The opening contest was the picked up 7 hits, but was unable to Seniors: Final Deadline Regularly scheduled group rides and auction are included on the pro· continuation of a match that had put together a scoring combination. If you can get pictures or a repair shop are some of the things grant been rained out in the 6th, on Leading the hitters was Wright who write-ups to Eric Jensen in the Big the club can probably have. Will March 4, with a 0-0 tally. Bruce gathered a pair of singles in three T office or care of Louise Hood by' anyone interested please contact Develop Talent Wright received credit for 7 innings trips. Others going I-for-3 were tomorrow, Friday, April 10, before Daniel Reichel in 121 Lloyd or send The Development Office is in the of shut-out baseball, but S.C. turned 6'00 p.m., they will go in the a note? Howel, Turner, Feely, Arnie Rich­ process of raising funds for opera· the trick with 3 runs in the bottom ards, and Bill Delaney. yearbook. This is the final deadline. Desegregation Forum tion and expansion. There is a good of the 9th off reliever Dave Turner. Twilight Fight I.D. Cards Flash The Caltech YMCA is sponsoring chance that students can help out The second game was also a If you have not had your picture an Olive Walk Talk and forum on In the twilight encounter, Turner while learning the occult art of credit to the Tech pitching staff as taken for your ID card yet, please the Pasadena School Board recall went all the way and relinquished money-raising. If interested, write, S.C.C. was allowed to score only in go over to the Lobby of the attempts that are a result of the only 5 earned runs. Howell picked see, or call Jim Beck, extension the 2nd, and all 5 runs were Business Services Building on April recent desegregation decisions. It up 2 RBI's as he was going I-for-3. 2465, Blacker. unearned and without a hit. S.C.C. Hanson batted .500 in his four trips 15th anytime from nine to four. will be this Mo~Jo.y from noon to 1 threatened again in the 3rd as "It'll serve you right." p.m. Lend a hand in stopping this to the plate, and Jerry Kiuttu and People's Improvisational Silverton led off with a triple, but a Feely each picked up a double. Draft Counseler Training dangerous recall. Theater Comes to Tech double play by catcher Jon Hall Anyone (faculty, student, staff, Money Available Caltech's only victory in the Improvisational theater, as in eliminated the danger. Turner ab­ whoever) who would be interested Any organizatlon that would like season so far has been a 12-3 "The Committee," is coming to sorbed the loss, and Tom Howell, blasting of L.I.F.E. on March II. in learning enough about Selective funding from ASCIT to help their Caltech, beginning Saturday, April who relieved in the 4th, hasn't Service law to be able to counsel activities should submit budget 11, in 206 Dabney from I to 5 allowed an earned run in his three registrants concerning their rights requests to Terry LaGrone, ASCIT p.m., and each following Saturday appearances. Jerry Feely homered in and duties should contact either Trea'surer, Winnett Center, before following until June. The workshop the 3rd frame for the Beavers' runs, Dick Wright or Bob Logan in Friday, April 17, 1970. A Tale of is directed by Martin Marshall while Howell shared batting honors Booth. It. is hoped that anyone Management Club (author of "3 a.m. in the Tender· with 2 hits in 2 at bats. interested would be able to counsel The Caltech Management Club loin") who has worked with the April Fool for a few hours at least twice a Two will present a panel discussion on Committee Production Workshop On April Fool's Day, Caltech was month with the American Friends "Career Development with Caltech" for the last eight months. It is open shocked by visiting Claremong­ Service Committee, the Foothill on Tuesday, April 14, at 5 p.m. in to everyone with a $ I donation. Harvey Mudd, 26-3, in the confer­ Tourneys Free Clinic, 0: some other reputable Von Karman Auditorium at JPL. ence opener. The only bright spot There will be theater games, human was the hitting, as Wright went 1 machines, and 67 other techniques used by the Committee. Also, there -for-2, and Turner and Ken Hanson by Richard Short will be girls from Pitzer, Scripps, each picked up a single in 3 trips to Two tennis tournaments, one for novices and one for letter-winners in Pomona, PCC, and seniors from either high school or college, will be Blair, Muir, and PHS. So come to Tennis held here at Tech beginning next The Third Wing. "... .the workshop, have fun, meet girls, week. Anyone interested in compet­ .and win an oscar. ing must contact Coach Lamb by continued from Page Three else upon whom Sihanouk cna call tomorrow, Friday, April 10. You Notes and Comments Anyone? country to convince the Communist for aid. It is unlikely that North should find him on the tennis Department Department nations to support the request for Vietnam will respond with signi­ courts any afternoon. PME ended with the USSR, the Viet Cong to leave. A right-wing ficant force, however, since they are The Scott Tennis Tournament India, Japan, Great Britain, and military coup then took place, already fighting two wars. Sihanouk for singles only is open to all France taking a carving knife to the or... exiling Sihanouk. This may have left suffered the fate of the neutralist undergraduates who are members of map of Red China. Also, the World the mutineers on that munitions who alienated both sides. Straddling The Caltech varsity tennis team the varsity or junior varsity tennis Press received five bomb threats. ship up you-know-what creek, since the fence i fine so long as there lost two matches last week by the squads at Caltech and those who Some have complained of the "lack one of the points of the mutiny was aren't people shooting at you from score of 7 to 2. The Beavers were made a letter in high school or of reality" in this year's PME.-We to divert the ship to a non-rightist both sides, and in this case there defeated by Cal Lutheran College junior college. Others may enter if are pleased to report that no country where they wouldn't gt were. At least it would be hard for on Thursday and by UC San Diego vouched for by one of the above burning crosses were detected on back to the United States to be the United States to be involved in Saturday afternoon. Both matches men or the tennis coach. The Throop over Easter.-Senator Cra. tried for mutiny. Cambodia (if one ignores the major were played on the Tech courts. winner of this tournament receives nston announced last Friday that Cambodia may now become a problem of the ship, unless it has In Tuesday's match Andy Chow an individual plaque and has his the 4000th Californian to die in Southeast-Asian Greece, since there been returned by the time this has Vietnam fell the previous week.­ was the only Tech victor in the name engraved on a perpetual is no indication that the rightists been printed). Goodbye and good luck. singles competition, winning a 6-2, trophy. The tournament last year 8-6 decision at third singles. Techers will be ousted for some time. was won by John P. Healy. ;;..-. Bill Almassy and George Lantos Sihanouk called upon the people to The Novice Tennis Tournament defeated their opponents in the start a popular revolution to restore Until April 12 is open to all men who have not him to the government, but so far second-ranked of the three doubles .won a tennis letter or who have not very few are answering the call. The Flying Burrito Brothers events. played interhouse tennis. Evidently, not all that many of the LONGBRANCH PENNYWHISTLE Against UCSD Tech again won Entries for both tournaments people really preferred Sihanouk to COMING NEXT just one singles and one doubles close Friday, and drawings for both the rightists. This fact may force DION and contest. Bill Almassy whipped his will be posted on the tennis courts Sihanouk to the ultimate irony of THE EARTH DISCIPLES opponent 6-1, 9-7 in the second on Monday, April 13. asking the North Vietnamese to singles match. 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