e CalifoJrniaTech California Institute of Technology Volume LIX Pasadena, California, Thursday, December 5, 1957 Number 9 Toy Dance Celebrates Noted Philosopher Christmas Ends 3·Day Visit Gerald Wilson Plays for Annual Semi-Formal Greene Concludes Lectures Tonight; ASCIT's ann u a 1 Christmas dance, to be held on Sa,turday, Discussed Theology, Science, Values Dec. 7, will be this weekend's by Bob Walsh big event. Dr. Theodore M. Greene, a proponent of "an orderly study of The dance, held this year at human values," will conclude a three-day visit to Caltech with a the San Marino Women's Club, discussion of theistic liberalism tonight in Fleming House. will feature the music of Gerald "Why should I survive?" "Why do we deny the possibility of Wilson and his group. Dress will moral insight when we accept scientific insight?" "Isn't it co~tra­ be semi-formal, which, according dictory to believe both in the intrinsic value of people and III 'a to impressario Ton y lor i 11 0 , hostile or neutral universe?" means dark suits for the men With such provocative ques­ and cocktail dresses for the tions as these, Greene has lec­ women. tured on "Major Philosophical Toys For Admission Issues of the Modern Age" and As in the past, admission will 'The Relation of Science and Re­ require the presentation of two ligion" under the auspices of the toys per couple; the toys should Caltech YMCA. not be wrapped and should be Central Problem placed under the Christmas tree. Tuesday 'evening, speaking in The toys should cost a maximum Dabney Hall, he asked the qUE\S­ of one dollar each. They will be tion, "Why should I survive?", used to gladden the holiday sea­ California Tech .Attends describing it as the "central p'rob­ son of Pasadena area children NSA Sponsored Meeting lem of our time." He suggested who would otherwise have a toy­ A lack of freedom of the press claimeg to be subject to some that what the world perhaps less Christmas. was revealed as a common prob­ kind of interference from the needed most was for man to re­ lem among the colleges repre­ school administration or student When and Where establish a more healthy rela­ sented at the first regional Stu­ council. Examples of this inter­ Dan c i n g will commence at tionship with each other and dent Editorial Affairs Confer­ ference ranged from outright with Nature. 9:00 p.m., and the music will ence held at the University of faculty censorship to threatened Wednesday noon Greene lec­ continue until 1:00 a.m. The Wo­ California Berkeley campus last withdrawal of financial support. tured the Athenaeum luncheon men's Club is located at 1800 weekend. But freedom of the Most editors were inclined to Dr. Theodore M. Greene forum on the differences between Huntington Drive, south and press was not a major concern accept restrictions on their edi­ science and religion, stressing east of the Caltech campus in of the conferring editors, as the torial freedom without active in­ that they were differences in San Marino. interest soon focused on techni­ dignation. TheY' concentrated on form and content, but not con­ "We expect a big crowd," was cal problems of college journal­ working out a practical compro­ No Laurels tradictory. "There is no conflict," the enthusiastic statement of ism. mise with their problem. he said, "between science prop­ ASeIT First Rep Iorillo. "It'll California Tech Represented Shop Talk be swinging'!" For Orators erly conceived and enlightened The conference was sponsored Copies of studeqt newspapers religion properly conceived." by the National Students Asso­ Caltech sent its biggest dele­ covered the conference tables as Scripps ciation Regional Assembly, and the delegates spent most of the gation in three years to the an­ Soldl hosted schools from all over Cal­ session exchanging ideas on cov­ nual Western Speech Associa­ Greene, a noted author and ifornia. Mike Milder, 0aIifornia erage, makeup, financing, staff tion Tournament last week, but lecturer in philosophy of reli­ Weeks of suspense and con­ failed place in any of the events. gion, art and education, is cur­ jecture were climaxed early this Tech News Editor, represented organization, and other shop The tournament, which was held , rently Professor of the Humani­ week when Throop Club finally the Tech among an assemblage talk. at Pepperdine College, attracted ties at Scripps College. His visit announced publicly the sale of of student newspapers that in­ Milder was chosen to be spok­ forensic squads from nearly all their Eiffel Tower. The impres­ cluded the University of Cali­ esman for the .conference in the major colleges and universi­ sive, 36-foot model, which high­ fornia's Daily Californian and See page four for discussion of front of the closing session of ties west of the Rockies. lighted Throop's Parisian Inter­ Yuba Junior College's 49'er. Doctor Greene and his ideas. the NSA Assembly. He present-ill Andy Perga, Cleve Moler, Ken house Dance theme, has been Ontside Interference ed a report of the conclusions Scholtz, Tom Morton, Roy Cur­ is being financially supported by bought by the Moulin Rouge, a Every newspaper represented, and results of the conference to Hollywood night spot, for $200. rence and Maury Kallerud rep­ the Danforth Foundation. with the exception of the Tech, the sponsoring body., resented Tech in upper division debate, while Peter Bickel and Universality of Values Stan Klein held forth in the low­ Students have shown deepest Lectures, Demonstrations Announcements er division. None of the four interest in the problems of the teams made the final rounds. origin of values. Although in Y FILM SERIES sympathy with Greene's appeal Mark Students' Day "Treasure 0 f the S i err a Dave Jefferson will take part in the W.S.A. Alternate Tourna­ for more ordered studies of basic Over 1300 students and teachers from 293 southern California Madre," is the Y film series values, many students f 0 u n d high schools are scheduled to visit the Caltech campus Saturday movie Sunday night at 7:30 ment to be held this weekend at Occidental. themselves disagreeing with him for the 8th annual Students' Day. The event is designed to give in Culbertson Hall. Admission concerning the universality of the visitors an insight into the facilities, activities and student of 45 cents will be collected These two tournaments com­ plete this term's speech activi­ these values. This issue was the life at Caltech. at the door. center of Tuesday night's in­ Each of the students has been Students will be the guests of BIG T PICTURES ties. Speech coach, Dr. Dwight their houses for lunch. After Thomas, announced t hat the formal discussions. assigned to one of the student Big T pictures will be taken (Continued on page 8) houses for the day. Registration lunch they will be welcomed by from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. next tournament will begin again in will take place at 8:30 in the Dr. 'Lee A. DuBridge, Caltech Tuesday and from 7:00 to 9:30 February with the Individual house lounges. president, and Dick Kirk, ASCIT p.m. Monday through Thurs­ Events meet at USC. Tau Beta Pi The morning will be spent in president. day. All who have not had guided tours of campus exhibits Lectures, Demonstrations picturEis taken are asked to be Da&neyexhi&its and laboratories. Each tour will Lectures and demonstrations at the Big T office at one of Initiates Ten visit six of the several, dozen will highlight the afternoon ac­ these times. ffGreat Ideas" Initiation into membership in tivities. Visitors will be able to exhibits sponsored by all the de­ PREREGISTRATION The second in the current ser- Tech's California Beta Chapter attend demonstrations of the partments on campus. Students Who have not yet . ies of art exhibits at Caltech is of Tau Beta Pi was held Wed­ Cooperative Wind Tunnel facili­ preregistered must pick up open to the public in the lounge nesday, with the following be­ §C()~I:I3()4.~ ty and the High Potential Lab­ [) their preregistration cards im­ of Dabney Hall through Decem­ coming new members: John As­ oratory in addition to any of the mus, Dick Baron, Dick Cooper, FOOTBALL mediately at 119 Throop. ber 6, Monday through Friday, several lectures to be given each Tech 21 - La Verne 7 TECH JACKETS 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday,' Dick Cowley, Alan Emanuel, Joe hour during the a ft ern 0 0 n . The grey Caltech jackets 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Fineman, Chuck Stone, Bob Tok­ SOCCER These lectures will cover topics have teen placed on sale by The display entitled "Great heim and honor juniors Bill Gra­ Tech 4 - Pomona 2 in all the major fields of study the Beavers. Measuring for Ideas of Western Man" will offer ham and Mike Milder. at Tech. Scandia (Semi-Pro) 2-Tech 1 size took place in Fleming, a collection of color prints and After the initiation, old and (Exhibition) Planning of the day's activities Dabney, and Blacker earlier advertisements des i g ned by new members alike enjoyed a has been under the direction of in the week, and will be held some top Amer.:ican artists for banquet at Monty's with Dr. WATER POLO 'student chairman Andrew Perga Peter Fay as guest speaker. Tech 7 - L. A. State 0 in Ricketts tonight and in the Container Corporation of and Dr. T had Vreeland, Jr., Throop club Friday noon. A America. Tau Beta Pi is a national en­ Oxy 9 - Tech 5 (Dbl. overtime) chairman of the faculty commit­ gineering honor society which CROSS COUNTRY $2.00 deposit is required, and tee on Students' Day. Over 70 the total cost will be $12.00. BULLETIN-Miss Sally Shaw, has been expanded to include Tech won. by forfeit from faculty members and 200 stu­ secretary at Caltech's Graduate scientists at Tech. Members are Whittier Orders may be placed with dents will guide the tours and Dave Leeson, R7, until Friday Office, was selected as a Rose elected on the basis of scholastic Basketball take part in the demonstrations dinner. Princess" according to an an­ standing, personal integrity and. Cal Poly 59 - Tech 44 and lectures. nouncement yesterday. breadth of interest. Pige Tw. THE CALI FOR N I ATE CH Thursday, December 5, 1957 Tne CfJliffJfnia Tecn fHonor Spirit' Associated Collegiate Press honor rating: First Class Editor-Bob Walsh The Caltech Honor 'System is Global News EDITORIAL BOARD mature to the point where it is JORDAN I{REMLIN Steve Emanuel (Executive), Dave Leeson (Executive), Mike Milder felt that no definitive list of top­ (News), Howard Weisberg (Feature), Jim Wilkinson (Sports) Jordan received Dag Hammar­ Krushchev's desire to unify ics covered by the Honor System ASSISTANT EDITORS skjold in Amman to consult with the world's communiSt parties is necessary as a guide to stu­ Cleve Moler (Copy), Dave Nissen (Epicure), Dave Singmaster (Sports), King Hussein and his govern­ under Moscow control bore fruit John Torodoff (News) dent conduct. Rather than re­ ment about Jordan's refusal to as parties from 64 nations en· REPORTERS strict ourselves to such a set of deal with Colon e I Byron V. Leary, head of the U. N. Truce dorsed all major Soviet foreign Bob Blandford, Bill Bauer, AI Carlin, Ken Casey, Eli Chernow, Gene Cordes, Frank Childs, rules, we have been content with Larry Crissman, Brad Efron, Bob Eglinton, Ford Holtzman, Mike )'ones, Lloyd Kamins, Supervisory Organization. The policy stands. However, Yugo­ Pol~on, Dave the statement that 'the 'Honor lohn Lango, Hal Morris, Bob Norton, Kirk Rolf Richter, Spencer, Louis agenda i s lim i ted t 0 specific slavia refused to sign a declara­ Stansby, Phil Thacher, Lance Wallace, loel Yellin, Wallace Yerbovsky System is to be the fundamental trouble spots and grievances as tion of a united front for world Art-Bruce Allesina, Ted Bate moral code of the student body." the Arabs are afraid that Dag communism. Photography-ASCIT Photo may be trying for a resettlement Business Manager-Dave Leeson Under these circumstances the of Palestine refugees or for a THE STATES Circulation Manager-Eldridge Moores student must guide his actions permanent peace with Israel. Entered as second-class matter November 22, 1947, at the post-office in Pasadena, according to the code of ethies Eisenhower was stricken by Previously, Jordan had charged california, under the act of March 3, 1879. that is established by the prin­ a slight stroke while conferring Israel with kidnapping, and Is­ ciples of the Honor System rath­ with King Mahammed V from rael had charged Jordan with er than by a code of written Morocco and retired to his Get­ blocking a convoy. Editorial laws. This message is dedicated tysburg farm for rest. The stroke to the task of preparing the stu­ FRANCE will prevent his attendance at dent to successfully assess the the NATO conference this considerations relevant to the France's Premier Gaillard won month, but he has now resumed BiasI Politics Honor System. two votes of confidence on Al­ limited activities. The s t 0 c k gerian policy from the National market took quite a fall, but bus­ System vs. Spirit Assembly, but abstentions and iness was run as usual at the Hamper tHe First let us draw a distinction absences were heavy. The first White House. The Interhouse Committee recently passed a resolution pro­ between the Honor System and bill will divide Algeria into six The AFL-CIO is having its or seven domestically autonom­ viding for an immediate change in the interhouse sports point what we may call the Honor second constitutional convention Spirit. The Honor System is the ous regions under both Euro­ system. The action was taken to remove the major-minor dis­ this year and intends to expel easier of the two to define. It is pean and Moslem control, while four corrupt u n ion s totalling tinction among the sports, setting the scoring on the basis of composed of the Board of C.on­ the second will give Moslems somewhat less than two million 25 points maximum for all sports. The resolution was passed trol and the particular areas in man for man voting equality men. All four are working on to take effect immediately. which the BOC exercises its jur­ with Europeans. However, Euro­ reform bids, but the AFL-CIO isdiction. It is a restricted sys­ peans have control of a second The argument proceeded approximately as follows: It was has told the Teamsters that tem covering only those areas chamber which can suspend law there will be no bargaining until agreed aroulld the table that there were approximately the which fall to it from the action application for two years. The Hoffa agrees to quit as president same number of participants from all of the houses in any given of previous Boards and those entire reform depends on the elect. The fear that three mil­ sport. Therefore it was agreed, after a hazy (and incorrect) areas it may assume during its restoration of conditions for free lion b u i I din g trade unionists present operation. The Honor elections and on Algeria remain­ would bolt over a jurisdictional reference to the ASCIT varsity award policy, that the sports ing a part of the French Repub­ could fairly be set equal in scoring weight. Spirit is the thinking that leads dispute with the industrial un­ the individual to develop self lic.Foreign Minister Pineau has ions is growing less. At this point the question arose of when the proposal should respect, academic integrity, and asked that the U. N. stay out of take effect. personal honesty by governing Algeria as the revolt is beaten. Secretary of Defense McElroy his activities not covered by the Meanwhile, Egypt has announc­ announced that the construction A motion was placed on the floor to make the change ef­ Honor System in the same spirit ed a sale of arms to Tunisia, and of the missile Thor by the Air fective retroactive to the beginning of the year. • On this ques­ of fair play and honesty as he Macmillan of Britain has, after Force and Jupiter by the Army tion the vote was split sharply into those who stood to gain does in his activities that fall a long discussion, g i v e n n 0 have been approved. Neither is immediate benefit.and those who stood to lose. As more stood directly under the authority of promise not to ship arms. fUlly developed and duplication to lose than gain, the motion to act retroactively was defeated. is costly, but the construction of the Honor System. The Honor INDONESIA The question then became: now, or in the future? At this Spirit then is an all inclusive missile sites in Britain will be juncture the troops returned to their respective houses to count philosophy which forms the bas­ Indonesia has announced a permitted at the end of next their points and see where they stood to lose or gain. The is of the policies adopted by the 24-hour strike against Dutch rule year. The Senate Preparedness outcome of the vote was in question until one house discovered Board of Control. in West New Guinea. Previous­ subcommittee is now carrying ly, the U.N. had refused a pro­ on an inquiry into our missiles it had a IIrock" in a former minor sport; in the interests of In line wij.h the Honor Spirit expedience this house changed its vote, and the motion to posal for negotiation between program and previous lack there­ the Board of Control has clari­ the two nations. of. make the change effective immediately passed, 7-1-1. fied its position on the matter of It is horsetrading and jockeying for advantage by chang­ thefts with the adoption of the ing rules in the middle of the game that makes the Interhouse following resolution. It will here­ LET US HELP YOU Committee at once laughable and a scar on the otherwise more after be considered a violation WITH YOUR PROBLEMS CALTECH' than respectable student government scene at Caltech. The of the Honor System for any stu­ decisions of the IHC are based, not on the relative long-term dent to take possession of any LAUNDRYWISEI PRESCRIPTION merits of the proposal, but most definitely on the present ad­ articles, personal property or In­ BACHELOR BUNDLES vantage to be gained by each voting house. The IHC is stitute property, which he is not (Mixed co-lors washed and dried PHARMACY nothing more than a marketplace where each house can foster authorized to possess from any up to 8 Ibs. $1) moves to its own advantage, rather than a body which acts in point on the CaItech campus. One Color Only 8 Ibs. 70c Prompt Free Motor the interests of all of the houses and with the future in mind. Furthermore, the Board of Con· Delivery trol strongly condemns any off­ • Horsetrading of this type was obviously behind the recent FINE DRY CLEANING campus stealing and will prose­ CALTECH VITAMINS modification of the Varsity Rating Trophy scoring. Each of cute all such cases of off-campus LOWEST PRICES the changes is clearly to the disadvantage of one house, the stealing that are referred to it very house which has been predominant in this competition by any higher authority. • Caltech Genuine Wheat in the past. This is no coincidence. Germ Cereal Perhaps it would not be un­ WE SAVE YOUR That student government can function free from house bias TIME, MONEY and wise to point out that the above CALOID COLD CAPS has been ably demonstrated by the ASCIT government agen­ resolution clearly a p p lie s to CLOTHES NEW, EFFECTIVE REMEDY cies. Admittedly the IHC is the logical body to control such stealing materials for any house interhouse activities as interhouse sports and Varsity Rating socici.l function as well as to • competition, but there is no reason in the world why such a stealing for personal gain. It is SIMPLE MENDING, BUTTONS Imported 6' Domestic responsible body should stoop to the immature level of chang­ felt by the Board of Control that Wines - Liquors - Champaigne ing the ruels on the basis of immediate advantage to be gained. REPLACED, ETC., NO CHARGE such action on the part of the MEET THE RUTLEDGES The proper method in matters such as the above cases is student body falls outside the Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner to pass the resolution to take effect in the future, say after ran g e 0 f behavior permitted SUDS-KISSED SERVED DAILY one or two years, thus eliminating petty house interests as the within the scope of the Honor LAUNDROMAT Corner California & Lake deciding factor. There is no reason, other than that no one Spirit. 922 E. California, Near Lake has objected publ icly and effectively! for the i HC to remain (Continued on page 8) the sloppy, provincial group it is today. Even the minutes are ill-considered, uninformative and unfunny while trying to be humorous. The Interhouse Committee does not measure up to the standards of student government as it is found else­ Step in for tab-collar shirts where at Caltech. III-considered actions such as those men­ tioned previously make a farce of the del iberations of the men who are presumed to be serious leaders on the Cal tech campus. at their best

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DuBridge is "glad was arrested last November 15 comptroller of the Institute, has the Russians sent up the first by the Pasadena Police during been elected secretary-treasurer earth satellite." the Bonfire on San Pasqual St. of the National Federation of The Institute President went after the football game with Oc­ College and University Business on to say, in his talk to the cidental. ~anssen was arrested Officers Association. Physics club Thursday, Novem­ ber 21, that the Russian launch­ for failure to disperse when so KILLIAN COMMITTEE ordered by an officer of the law. ing of the first satellite will There was little damage done Dr. R. F. Bacher, Chairman of serve to make us realize that by the fire itself, but the specta­ the Physics, Math, and Astron­ Russia, having built a soundly tors, both students and faculty omy Divisions, is one of the five conceived educational system, is members, failed to cooperate experts appointed to the new able to do and is doing fine work with the officers who had at­ Sci e n ce Advisory Commission in physics. tempted to control the situation. headed by Dr. James Killian. He said that we could have The school was surrounded by i)Now separated from the juris­ sent up a ~tellite years ago, but policemen and squad cars after diction of the Office of Defense that no one realized the propa­ the game. Mobilization, the Committee had ganda value of th~ launching. been working under Dr. 1. 1. Many of the agencies which Students' Day chairman Andy Perga sl}.ows off "Hi-Volts" demon­ New Charge Rabi of Columbia. stration to Homecoming Queen Mary Anne Seltzer. Demonstration When it was found that Jans­ could have launched such a sat­ will be seen Saturday by 1300 visiting students. sen was the only person who Robertson ellite were busy with projects had been charged with failure to Dr. H. P. Robertson was ap­ which were of more military disperse, the charge was chang­ pointed Chairman of the De­ tactical value. ed to "failure to move out of an fense Science Board by Deputy Parity More Important Ram Star Speaks area when so ordered by an of­ Defense Secretary Quarles. The Dr. DuBridge called the laun· ficer of the law." Janssen stated 25-man advisory group to the ching of the satellite the result that "My arrest was unreason­ Secretary is assigned the task of of the mere deevlopment of an­ At Banquet Monday able in view o( the fact that I studying the military potential other instrument rather than a ASCIT's annual Fall Sports Banquet, to be held 6:15 on Monday, had done nothing to make my­ of scientific and technical ad­ real scientific advance. He said December 9, at the Brookside Park Golf Club, will mark the end self more objectionable than oth­ vances and rendering specific that as far as science is con­ of the Fall '57 sport season. er members of the crowd." advice on the Defense Depart­ cerned the discovery of the non­ Norm Van Brocklin, quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, He drew a five-day suspended ment's research and develop­ conservation of parity is more will be the main speaker for the evening, and Dr. Eagleson will act sentence. ment program. important than the satellite. as toastmaster. An excellent steak dinner will augment the presen­ tation of awards, letters, and trophies to members of the football, r------~ I ------soccer, waterpolo, and crosscoun- I try teams. I ACP Stresses I A Campus-to-Career Case History Wheaton Trophy I I Among the many awards, the I Freedom most outstanding one is the I "The young college campus Wheaton Trophy, which will be editors are clamoring for more issued to a yet unnamed foot­ editorial freedom. They want to ball pI ayer on a basis of sports­ give their rea d e r s something manship, moral influence, and more than chit-chat and hip-hip­ scholarship. The equally import­ hurray journalism. Some feel it's ant All Conference Plaques will their duty to discuss political be given this year to Larry Ber­ affairs of world significance." So ry and Dick Van Kirk. stated the Editor and Publisher stated the Editor and Publisher Former gridders magazine in reporting the 33rd As has been the custom in the annual conference of the Asso­ past, ASCIT has invited former ciated Collegiate Press in New Caltech football players from 10, York City recently. 20, and 30 years ago to discuss sport events from the good old The article continued: "Some days and the present. This year's believe they should hold their dinner has a distinctive touch own college administration up by having a championship team to the candle of criticism." Sev­ as its guest - the Caltech Var­ eral editors, the magazine em­ sity Soccer Team. phasized, attributed the lack of Tickets freedom to having their publi­ The price of tickets is $3.00 for cations designated "official news­ general admission and $1.50 for paper of the college." team members. Tickets may be Good for the college obtained from Rus Pitzer, Reed Saunders and Brent Banta. "A casual acceptance by school editors of administrator's in­ magazine. The story also noted "I looked at all the angles" instructions to 'just do things one editor who "deplored the at­ that are good for the college' titude of some who say 'there's proves to be the bane of campus no sense in publishing some­ Howard R. Winter, B.RA., Texas Southwestern Bell's Commercial De­ journalism, according to the con-_ thing that doesn't affect us di­ A. & M., '51, is now a Commercial partment. "It was natural for me," he ference consensus," say s the rectly'." Manager with Southwestern Bell Tele­ says. "I have a business background, phone Company in Houston, Texas. I like to sell and make contacts. He's in charge of 30,000 telephone YOUNG MEN-WOMEN "My training gave me a really solid accounts and a staff of 36 people. STU DENTS-TEEN AGERS foundation in the business. Two years Howard's interest in a telephone in the Army interrupted it, by the way, Fabulous 45 RPM record offer. 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I ment Office, or write for "Challenge and Opportunity" to: BELL I Mail to: I I College Employment Supervisor, American Telephone TELEPHONE I RECORDS I and Telegraph Co., 195 Broadway, New York 7, New York. COMPANIES I 6625 Delmar Blvd., Dept. 313 I - I University City 5, Mo. IL ~I Page Four THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, December 5, 1957 Greene and Pit and Humon Review Caltech College Students Help by Bob Walsh Paddock Dr. Greene's visit (see page by Crissman, Eglinton & Norton brakes. It uses Girling DiSk Lethargic Pala Indians one) has been a contact with brakes, and they really take philosophical thinking and prob­ by Bob Blandford assorted children dug 300 feet We went searching for mate­ hold. These brakes gave the of five foot trench and began lems, a chance to reflect more "Hi, my name is Linda; this is rial the other day, and finally 'TR-3 the edge in the rugged Al­ heating tar and laying pipe. Sat­ deeply than usual on our per­ Ray and Janice and we're all ended up at the Noll Baldwin pine Rally, which takes place 'urday 'night we had a dance. sonal philosophies, and an op­ from L. A. State." As we pUlled Inc. Sports Car Emporium, 1285 on the 2500 miles of Europe's John's station wagon to the side From the dance hall ceiling portunity ~o study closely an E. Colorado St., with cameras roughest roads. The Triumph of the road at the Pala Indian hung two naked light bulbs and outstanding theistic philosopher. and clip boards clutched in our took the first five places! The Reservation those were the first beneath one was a white-washed Greene is not a young man. hot little hands. We quickly words we heard. We were there kitchen table. On the table was only thing we couldn't figure out to dig ditches for sewers, and a portable phonograph which Frequently one finds that his spied a shiny, red, 1958 Triumph was what the door locks were right off the bat our welcomipg plugged into a screw-in socket ideas are expressed "patly" be­ and were gathered around it doing on it. Other than that it committee led us to the 400 foot at the bulb. Crepe paper and cause he has repeatetl them so making odd noises when wt met with our enthusiastic ap­ t r e n c h dug i nth e past two balloons formed two large star­ often. This tends to give the were approached by a pleasant proval. weeks by students. like arrangements on the ceil­ ing. On the wall in red crepe­ incorrect impression that his no­ gentleman who introduced him­ Five people were visible. Two tions have not been carefully The car lists for $2,699.00 P. paper letters were the words, self as Jack McCarthy. men and two girls were shovel­ "Welcome AFSC." thought out. However, one is O.E., and ~he hard top model is ing dirt froin one of the side He was most cooperative when impressed by his desire for clear about $200 more. Saturday we branches of the main line. An Four or five couples were and careful studies and analyses he discovered that we only want­ are going to the local Ferrari Indian man was standing on always dancing around the of human values, and it is clear ed pictures, and weren't really and Mazerti dealers to see if the bank watching them. It was phonograph; a Pomona sopho­ that he has devoted much of his planning to make off with it. He maybe .... obvious that he was drunk. more cooed and a drunken In· life to this type of endeavor. dian husband; a State girl and wheeled it out and responding Labor begins Formula III Cars a Tech man, each with a ten Wisdom and clarity , to our not too subtle hints, gave year old Indian kid riding Notice to all interested; Mr. One of the two men in the He feels that the instruments us a ride. ditch asked in a soft drawl, horseback; a Techman and an Harry Morrow, President of the of this study are clear thinking The '58 model differs from the "We're from Pasadena College, Indian girl; a Pasadena Col· and the wisdom that comes with 500cc Club of America, will be earlier TR-3 primarily in the you all from Caltech?" lege man and a colored girl worthwhile experience. His wis­ speaking at the SAE Club meet­ "Yeah, is tpis where we go from Pomona. dom and thinking seem to, have grill and the seats, but the grill ing tonight, Dec. 5, at 7:30. He to work?'" We spoke a while brought him to the conclusion alone is an improvement, as you In the corner by the door will talk on Formula III cars, longer while he outlined what four or five male teenagers that the basic values are indeed can see from the picture. The needed to be done, then we universal, and he apparently and it should be very interest­ fingered their crucifixes and car has an 88 inch wheelbase climbed into the ditches and be­ watched silently. Most of ,the feels that this universality must and weighs 2140 pounds dry. ing. Formula III cars are race gan to dig. The sun was high, be caused by a higher agency. Indian men sat ou benches cars that are limited to engines dirt slid into my hair, off came around the room. In the kitch­ Its standing start 1,4 mile is Greene's greatest weakness as of 500cc (30.5 cu. in.) They are the sweatshirt, dust gritted be­ en their wives heated tamales a lecturer during the first two done in 12 seconds and it will go ,often home made, and are a lot tween my teeth and clotted into and coffee and offered them to 110 mph, with only 100 hp. The days has been in underestimating of fun to watch. mud in my nose. The canvas all comers. the cogency and'advanced phil­ new ones have SU carburetion working gloves became hot and About ten o'clock, Mac, a free osophical thinking of the stu­ instead of Webers. It has an oc­ Race This Weekend slick. Farther down I could see dents. He has taken great pains casional seat that is even more Tom and Andy working. About wheeler who plans to leave soon to show exactly where the im­ occasional .than the Healy's, as This weekend the California two o'colck, Roger arrived from for' a year or two in Europe, portant questions" are, but it is we found out when two of us Sports Car Club is sponsoring a Tech with the weekend's food, where he'll drift and do odd jobs, probable that most of his audi­ were forced to ride in the back. race at Paramount Ranch race and everyone stopped for ham pulled off a little group into a ence had already reached the during the ride. Even with four course. This is probably the most sandwiches and milk. Work be­ quieter room between the kitch­ conculsions he was drawing. people in it the car semed to interesting short course on the gan again after lunch and kept en and the girl's sleeping room, Therefore the discussions have have plenty of go. coast, mainly because it is com­ going till dark. plugged in his tape recorder, and posed of tight up and down hill played back recordings of some been of greater interest than Brakes are Outstanding the lectures. bends and an underpass. It lis Government Neglects Indians personal appearances of his friend Odetta, the folk song sing­ The car's most spectacular fea­ located off Ventura Blvd. (Hwy. That night, after washing the Most Techmen will find it er. By 11:30 twenty people were ture is its brakes. The TR-3 is 101) near Agoura. The location supper dishes, we had our first worthwhile to take an hour or standing, sitting on boxes, lean­ the only production car under is somewhat obscure, so just fol­ meeting. We fitted three long so from their last-minute studies ing against sleeping bags, lying $5000 that is equipped with disk low thl1 sports cars. tables, eight benches, thirty stu­ and meet Doctor Greene. on mattreses ... listening. dents, and ten Indians into a room .the size of two student Weekend Finishes; Time house doubles. To Go Home . We heard that the Bureau of Sunday morning we laid pipe. Indians Affairs had neglected Poetry and Ja%% Cinema is left for the audience to re,­ Oakum, tar, clay, cement, shovel, solve. the Indians. "Two weeks ago we pick, level, chisel, fire lime ... Jailhouse Rock - Presley pic­ sent for per mitsan d the y "Make them clink together boys, The "West Coast Jazz and Po­ The production is good with tures are usually made to order haven't even replied." "They are now the oakum, collar, smear etry Festival," ThurSday, Friday only minor technical errors to for reviewers, but this one was not helping us in our attempts the paste around that spot, now and Saturday nights, 8:30 and detract from realism. Although just bad. It wasn't even funny to attain self-government." So it pour in the tar. Gently ... O.K. this film does not delve deeply 10:30, Los Angeles Jazz Concert bad, just plain bad. The music went - a real town meeting ­ cover her up ... that's finished." into psychological or moral ques­ Hall, 3020 Crenshaw Blvd., RE. was bad, the plot was bad, the but with the men strangely left tions, it is a good stimulus for 1-7269. ' construction was bad, and it out. All of the speakers except "Thanks Mrs Haw a k a, the thought and excellent serious lemonade tastes great." sported two hours of the most one were women. Three of the Southern Californians have a entertainmef!t. surpassingly bad dialogue I have four Indian men present were "Chipper, you make sandwich· chance for the next few days to ever witnessed. ' Valerie'--- The principal virtue drunk. es like a chef." hear for themselves the unique Don't miss it if you can't. of this adult western is the clev­ and well publicized product of Dance Follows Work "O.K. Anna, we finish next erly realistic divergence of the the "San Francisco R e n n a is­ NISSEN week, I'll try to be back, how testimony of several witnesses All day Saturday thirty stu­ sance": poets of the "beat gen­ about you?" in a murder trial. While the pro­ dents, ten grown Indians, and eration" reading their works to Time Limit - Problems con­ duction, acting and plot are not a background of jazz music. cerning brainwashing and "turn­ of the highest quality, this is a coats" are illustrated excellently good second feature. here when Richard Widmark, REAL ITALIAN ATMOSPHERE CHERNOW Cflh1pUS Brewins an infantry colonel, conducts a ORIGINAL preliminary investigation of the Mista]{C Made Good old question. One kicked him out of the house. The other chick case of a major who signed genu Theatre Ken "the kid" Diddlewit was warfare confessions and aided gave the age old answer. ~fJ~ Colombe, The Dahl Theater, accosted by Bobs by a bovine .PiJik Red.. propaganda during the Wed.-Sun., 8:30. ex-relation (w h 0 hasn't bee n Trouble at T. J. ITALIAN RESTAURANT Korean War. Widmark eventu­ Los Pasadas, Pad u a Hill s, seen by the Beak in about two ally uncovers the full and inter­ years), when he saw her with Phlem's Housemother Doctor 2254-56 E. Colorado Street Wed.-Sun., 8:30. took the hint from Paul and esting story of what happened, his copy of "Love without Fear" Ford about how nice a town SY 3-1340 in spite of both the defendant's The Holliday Show, Cabaret sticking out of her Bermudas. reluctance to defend himself Concertheater, Tue.-Sat., 9:00. They were desperately trying to T. J. is. All went well until he Pina Spaghetti Cocktails tried to bring something back. and his commanding general's Jazz Moods, Biltmore, Sunday, catch up when Stud Con John Fortunately the border people New ... Parking in Rear bungling. All the facts are pre­ 3:00. entered and was seated next to sented, but the moral question fair damsel. The happy sequel only found one of five of his booty. Beak has found that if to the episode is that Con shows no interest in her female poster­ you want to bring it back you First West Coast Poetry and Ja%% Festival Fisherls should tape it to the car frame. Dec. 4-5-6-7 2 Shows Nightly - 8:30 & 10:30 ior or anterior exhibitionism. RESTAURANT Perhaps the Beak will hear the Why Techmen Flunk Out SHORTY ROGERS and his GIANTS and cries of "Yes Ken yes" answered Sweet Young Thing: Oh, What Plus BUD SHANK - BARNEY KESSEL - BUDDY COLLETTE COFFEE SHOP by something other than "No Poetry Re~dings by Kenneth Rexroth Lela no." are you studying? 3589 E. Colorado St. Tech. Snake: Differential Equa­ Extra Added Attraction KATI E LEE Turl{ey in the Straw "Songs of Couch and Consultation" A Tech Favorite tions which I might add is far Since 1947 Ger the Bear is hitting a hefty better than liquor and sex. L. A. JAZZ CONCERT HALL 500 batting average on the tur­ AI Seats $2 Plus Tax Open 7 :00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Young Thing: "\Vell, I don't key day weekend. ~now 3020 Crenshaw Blvd. Phone RE 1-7269 - CR 4-6075 7 Days a Week about you, but as for me He asked two hens the age I much prefer sex. Thursday, December 5, 1957 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five Jt1ZZ

Album Shows Brownt s Greatness by Lloyd Kamins By Gene Cordes Dilute with a teaspoon of plain Clifford Brown and Max Roach EmArcy were also issued, in particular, tion. Of Clifford's contributions, water. Toss in a dozen- dry ice MG 36036. featuring: Clifford Brown, With the Christmas season trumpet; Max Roach, drums; Harold land, the Brown with Strings album. Daahoud and Joy Spring are on CUbes, stir briskly and serve in tenor sax; George Morrow, bass; Richie and its parties nearly upon us, large glasses. Powell. plano. Instead of the driving, soaring their way to becoming jazz stan­ perhaps a word or two concern­ Occasionally a jazz artist of horn with which Brownie is so dards. Not many songs swing as This punch is about 35 proof, ing a party-type punch would major stature remains unrecog­ rightly normally identified, the 'hard as Duke Jordan's marvel­ which is pretty stiff for punch. be in order. This week's contri­ nized and unheralded simply However, for those who like album portrays Brownie's more lous Jordu, and it is in excellent bution is due to one Dr. Richard because of the tremendous num­ their drinks strong this may be gentle moods, and is a showcase hands in this instance. The in­ Jahns, who currently resides ber of young musicians in the beefed up by using 151 proof for his phrasing of ballads. triguing theme is set before the somewhere in the Geology de­ field. So it was with Clifford Demerara Rum or by the simple partment. His punch has long Brown. listener, and then it's Brownie been a :favor­ expedient of add i n g ethanol, Up and Swinging all the way. ite of many which may be purchased com­ Toward the close of his short bu.t brilliant career, the critics The album reviewed here is Caltech stu­ mercially under the trade name began to realize what they had similarily a showcase for Brown­ Personal Favorite dents and is of Everclear. ide a 1 fora missed. Brown began to receive ie, but on these sides everything The exotic Delilah is my per­ the acclaim he rated, but it was college situa­ is up and swinging. B row n sonal favorite, and I wonder Antidote not until after his untimely tion as it seems to have had no limitations why the simple, haunting mel­ takes 1i t tl e As this punch goes down like death in 1956 that he was actu­ ally accepted as an all-time great. put on his imagination by tech­ ody has not been played more skill to pre­ soda pop, there will be those nique problems, as he demon­ often. I hold similar feelings pare, has an unbeatable flavor . who will imbibe an abnormally There was a tendency then to (for a punch) and contains large strates full command 0 f the about What Am I Here For, a large quantity. Rather than re­ idolize Brownie's work to an ex­ amounts of alcohol. tent out of proportion to what horn. too seldom heard Ellington tune. sort to Sal Hepatica highballs he had actually played. Certain­ Parisian Thoroughfare is inter­ the next morning, we suggest Everything flows log i c a II y Geology Punch ly these tributes were well in­ esting, but that's about it. It the following remedy. tended and almost merited, but a Ion g, with one effervescent Large punch bo,vl doesn't quite make it. there still remains the fact that phrase bubbling out over the (Bathtub suitable) 1 jigger whiskey the entire field of jazz should be one before, as j\f the soloist is The highest emotional state 2 quarts fine dry sauterne 1 teaspoon chile powder held guilty for the years of a f l' aid hem i g h t not have a was attained in ~lues Walk, a silence. 2 quarts white rum l'teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce chance to say as much as he song claimed as an original by (Puerto Rican will do fine) Fortunately, Clifford Brown would like to. There is a con­ at least half a dozen jazz stars. Dump this into bowl contain­ sistent impression given of end­ 1 bottle ginger ale was often recorded, and there is The theme is good, and in the ing one raw egg white and beat an ample amount of his playing less reserve, waiting impatient­ 1 quart grapefruit juice ly to be tapped. blues choruses the whole group until egg white is fluffy, being to be heard. His records range from the early Tadd Dameron is in their best form, but it is a careful not to jiggle head while -UNITED ARTISTS I band to the Roach Quintet with Brown Says Things device used in the chase chor­ mixing drink. Drink rapidly and which he spent his last years. uses that really makes the track. BOMBERS B-52 Brown plays as if the e~tire struggle back to bed. Expire. Some beautiful I y l' i c a I sides Brown and Land trade fours and solo were a unit, utilizing a con­ tinuously building frenzy, quite for a few rounds, and then step BLACK PASSAGE up to trading two bar phrases. Discount card at box office WE'RE BACK! communicable to the listener, that finally explodes into a cli­ Both soloists are in perfect ac­ max. He plays fast, to be sure, cord, building upon each other's RAARUP'S, Home of the but he says things. Instead of work. The communication is held Welcome! CALIFORNIA BURGER meaningless twaddle, the lines as they trade ones, and finally CAMPUS BARBER SHOP of Clifford's work are full of trade two beat kicks. Brown and Still 40c logic and emotion, and are com­ Land then wind up what could have been one continuous solo in the Old Dorm Same Good Ch iI i pelling and encompassing from start to finish. with the ecstatic statement of Hours: 8-5:30 Price: $150 Pie 'n' Rum 'Sauce the theme. It is all so well per­ Phone Ext. 567 47 S. HOLLlSTO...., .... ORTH OF GREE.... The well picked tunes are all formed and so fluently conceiv­ solid themes as such, and are ed, that I can never get past the Two Barbers Every Day PARKING IN REAR ASK ANY UPPERCLASSMAN excellent vehicles for improvisa- track without replaying it.

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Where do you get the extra $lOO,OOO?

"5ome cntics of business still maintain that profits are too high. "I wonder if they have any idea of how much more it costs to do business today than it used to? Union Oil is a fairly typical example.

"In 1927, the company bought an 80,000 bar­ rel storage tank for $25,000. Under Federal Income Tax laws, we were permitted to re­ cover our investment over 30 years, the life of the tank. "By 1957, when it's time to replace the tank, the·company has set aside $25,000. But what has happened? Due mainly to inflation, higher wages and material costs, the tank now costs $125,000. "Where do you get the extra $100,000? Union Oil gets it out of profits, and by increasing in­ debtedness from time to time. Out of profit? BOB DALBECK: "WITHOUT PROFITS, YOU AND I WOULDN'T HAVE A JOB.': The fact is, we have to sell $1,250,000 worth of products to clear the $100,000. "Put another way, the company's entire profit replace one 80,000 barrel tank, of which we tanks and other equipment we have to replace for one day, the total earnings that day on now have over 150. to stay in business, there'd be no jobs for any $400,000,000 invested by share owners, and "Without profits, Union Oil couldn't afford of us!" the efforts of over 8,000 people-all went to to replace that tank. And without the new * * * Bob Dalbeck is something of an authority on profits. He is an Assistant Comptroller for the company. He estimates that only about 19 minutes in the average company's 8-hour working day go to earn a profit. The rest is spent paying off the cost of doing business. And less than half of those 19 minutes result in dividends to share holders. The other 9l1z minutes are reinvested in the business to keep it up to date and competitive.

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MANUFACTURERS OF ROYAL TRITON, THE AMAZING PURPLE MOTOR OIL Thursday, December 5, 1957 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Seven Opinion BronGs Beat Beaver AS I SEE IT by Dick Van Kirk Cagers In Opener Much as I regret to say it, football season is over at Cal­ Cal Poly hoopsters grind out 59-44 tech. Next major sport on the calendar is basketball. Coach win; Newman scores 15 to lead team Gene Rock's varsity basketball The Broncos from Cal Poly dumped Tech's basetkball team team already has played one 59-44 on the home court. The Beavers' '57 cage debut on Tuesday game, and two more are sched­ was a singularly unspectacular game after the Broncos opened a uled to be played before the ten-point lead early in the first ------._- .-_...­ Christmas holidays. As the up­ half and held it with little Beavers with ten points from perclassmen know, the win-loss change until the final gun the floor. Every team member records in basketball haven't Tech's all-SCC forward . Fred who played scored, to bring been the best in the past three Newman and Cal Poly's Hogan, Tech's total to 44. years. Four years ago Caltech led the scorers with fifteen Cal Poly's scoring was well won the SCC championship in points apiece. Bob Emmerling distributed over its first string­ basketball and since then the was the second big gun for the ers, all of whom had at least Beavers have been unable to eight points. Synonomous with hustle is alert­ win a conference game. This The first half was slow mov· ness. year things may be different. ing, marked by a lack of shoot­ Lack of height Watch the Beavers in action ing, especially on Tech's part, ASCIT photo for any length of time and you accountmg fo rthe low 27-17 Ed Tumms, who scored three goals, passes to Brian Grey pene­ Chief characteristic of this year's outfit is lack of height. get a vivid demonstration of score. Tech's predicted hustle trating Pomona's defense during fast·moving game which Tech their alertness and hustling style was much in eVidence, but poor won 4·2, to capture leagn.e championship. At 6' Biz", Glenn Converse and Larry Kraus are the tallest of of play. The players are constant­ passing evened the advantage lyon the lookout for opportuni· the eight or nine "regulars" who gained. This is a not incurable ties for f a s t b I' e a k s, or for will be doing most of the play­ fault and with more practice, screens and blocks to set up a ing for Caltech this season. At coach Gene Rock's team stands $occermen New scoring chance for a teammate, to be a real contender. first glance, the lack of height and when the opportunity comes is the thing which will be no­ During the second half, Tech they do their best to make the (Continued on page 8) ticed by any casual observer. If most of it. That they are not you watch the team in action, League Champs always successful in these at­ a second common characteristic tempts is a result of lack of pol· Runners The Caltech soccer team defeated Pomona 4-2 on the home is glaringly obvious. That is a see ish ,and experience, and certainly field Nov. 23 to win its first league ehampiopnship since 1953. Coach unanimous and tremendous out­ is not due to a lack of desire, or Anderson's men compiled a season record in league play of 4-1-1 put of that thing called "hustle." Compete ----~------to a casual attitude on the part to cop the big prize. Final stand- of the players. Tech's cross country team will ings: Reserves e n t e I' the SC Co championship Another not~ceable fact about meet, Saturday at Mt. San An­ Caltech 4-1-1 tonio Junior College, with a 4-2 UCLA 4-2 the team is the increased bal­ ance between the starting team record. Although Oxy is favored Pomona 3·2-1 to win, the duel between Tech Riverside 0-6 and the alternate unit. Whereas last year there was a big differ­ and Redlands for second place Following regular league play ence between the first and sec· is expected to be close. The meet the booters took on a local pro­ ond teams, this year there are will begin at 10:00 a.m. fessional team, Scandia, under several players who are pushing Mike Rusch, Reed Saunders the light at Paddock field, suc­ for starting berths, and making and Danny Wulff are expected cumbing after a hard fight by a a real fight to get on the first to lead the Beaver runners in close 2-1 margin. team. this annual conference event, Obviously this competition is while Wes Shanks, Joh'n Un­ The big game of the season capher, Mauritz Kallerud, Tom was the second game with Po­ good for the team as a whole, sin c e it makes everyone try Keil and Jerry Hansen complete mona. Before the game both the Beaver entry. teams were tied for first place, harder. The starters hustle to so "the pressure was on." In a stay on the first team, and the hard and fast game, tied 2-2 at second team plays that much 'nlerhouse sports the half, Ed Tumms, right in­ harder, because they know that side, scored three goals and Luis they have a good chance of tak­ equalized by 'He Baez-Duarte booted in a clincher ing over one or two starting po­ On Nov. 20, the Interhouse as the team rounded out a 4-2 sitions. Committee voted 7-1-1 to put all win. Games Tues. and Wed. interhouse sports on the 25 point ASCIT photo Next Tuesday and Wednesday basis, effective immediate:t:Y. This In the first game of the season Dick Van lUrk, Tech's all-SeC .quarterback, gets caught from 'at 4:15 p.m. Caltech plays two decision raises swimming, volley a 0-0 duel was played out on Po­ behind by LaVerne player. Tech went on to win 21·1. home basketball games. If you're ball and tennis to major ranking mona's field. At the time, this interested in watching the team this year, leaving cross-country was considered as a mild upset and you go to the game, I'm to be pushed up next year. by the Beavers. sure you'll notice the three The pre-vote discussion was They next downed Riverside BerrYI Van Kirk unanimous things I have mentioned above. "hot and heavy." One segment 2-0, following which UCLA was The problem for the team is led by Bob Lange held it "illegal," humbled 3-2 in one of the sea­ to make sure that the second and unprincipled to change the son's closest games. In a return all-SeC first string choices and third facts are more notice­ rules in the middle of a game. engagement at Westwood the Tech quarterback Dick Van Kirk and tackle Larry Berry were able than the first. I'm prejudic­ Leading the immediate opposi· Bruins gained their revenge via unanimously placed on the all-SCC first team last week. On the ed, but I'm betting on them to tion was Mike Konrad who ar· a 2-0 victory. second team, the SCC coaches voted spots to tackle Russ Pitzer do it. gued for the "lesser of two and halfback Don Stocking. They ------evils", and the point of prece­ The season's only run-away led the Beavers to their first W be-I 2 4 dent set by the action on varsity game was played here with Riv· winning season since the days e men omp. e • rating points. erside and the booters romped of V-12 research. The battle raged until the men with 7 scores, as Riverside failed of Dabney were finally swayed to dent the Tech defenses. se::onR~~~~;~e 7 League Record For 3rd Spot by the hitherto un-introduced 13 Redlands 39 principle that swimming was 7 Cal Poly 24 Two weeks ago Friday the Caltech water-poloists finished the now a minor sport. The tide was 12 Whittier 20 1957 season by losing to Occidental in an exciting, heated contest turned, the battle won. OAK 46 Cal Western 19 that went Oxy 9-5 in double ov- 21 Occidental 14 ertime iJ.fter leading 5·3 early in 21 La Verne 7 the fourth quarter. This loss -KNOLL The highlight of the season' gave the team a 2-4 record in was the homecoming victory ov- league play, which garnered the CLEANERS er Oxy, first in eleven years. Webmen third place in the SCC while the big surprise of the standings. A win over either and LAUNDRY campaign was the close loss to Pomona or Oxy would have giv­ Your Best Clothes Cleaned the conference champion Whit- en the "polo" team second in the the Oak Knoll Way tier Poets. conference, and the B e a vel' Tech placed well in all team Tankmen had vic tori e s from One Pair Pants Cleaned statistics. The team was second both teams snatched away in FREE in rushing with a total of 1541 the waning moments. With $1 or More Order! yards and an average of 220.1 According to a playing team per game. In passing, the Beav- member, the two decisive, close Bring this ad. ers were third with 45 comple- games went like this: tions out of 100 attempts for a "In the Pomona game a 4-3 902 East California total of 736 yards, an average of lead in the late third quarter (4 Doors East of Lake) 105.1 per game, giving a total vaporized when All-Conference average of 325.3, second in the Center-Back and League-leading SY 3-6704 conference. Team defense was scorer Clarke Rees was illegally outstanding. Only 882 yards were and obviously seriously fouled We Give made rushing against the Beav. by the Pomona goalie while in Gold Bond Stamps ers for an average of 126.0, best good scoring position. Instead of in the conference. Total defense the Pomona man being removed Norm Velinty goes high out of the water to get was again best in conference. (Continued on page 8) to Clarke Rees, who scored in losing cause against Oxy. 'Clse Eight THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, December 5, 1957 HOOPERS LOSE PHILOSOPHER Newspaper (Continned from page 7) (Continued from page 1) Million-Dollar Brains settled down, soon after half­ Greene will be in the Ricketts Cooperates time approaching within seven guest suite this afternoon for in· points. Cal Poly h'ld on, how­ formal discussions, and then he Spur Caltech Research With Trolls ever, as the two teams fought will dine at Fleming prior to his on even terms down to the too­ final session this evening. by Les Hirst "COLLmGE MEN! late press in the waning mo­ Equipped with a million·dollar battery of "mechanical brains," "Did you know that beginning The YMCA recommends this ments. Caltech has begun a major expansion of its research program in the 1 April 1957 you can discharge program to the Tech student as field of large scale machine computing. your military obligation to the a chance to obtain "a greater nation - (1) WITHOUT being BOX SCORE The objectives of the enlarged computer program, as summar­ understanding of religion, one ized by Dr. Gilbert D. McCann, Caltech professor of electrical en­ drafted? (2) WITHOUT going Caltech gineering, are as follows: 1) to provide a general computing service away from home for more than of the important forces in hum· for existing campus research; 2) to make possible new fundamental six months? (3) WITHOUT later Player fg ft pf tp an motivation." research in theoretical mathe· interruptions to your education Converse, f 2__ 2-4 2 6 matics; 3) to provide a nucleus WATER POLO or career? Magdaleno, g 1 1-1 0 3 for research in the application (Continned from Page 7) "It's true. You young men in HONOR SPIRIT and Rees being given a free Van Kirk, f... 4 4-5 2 4 of machine computing methods the most "draftable" age group Newman, f .. _ 6 3·4 0 15 (Continued from page 2) to engineering and scientific an­ shot at the goal (now occupied -18% to 26 - can now fulfill lYSis; 4) to provide a facility for by a substitute goalie), Rees re­ your entire military obligation Kraus, c . 1 0-1 5 2 In closing we request that the the instruction of students in ceived a bloody nose for his by joining the 63rd Infantry Di­ Stene, g 2 0-0 1 2 individual studen t re-examine efforts. computing methods, design and vision, the southland's largest Emmerling, g 5 0-0 3 10 his thinking about the Honor instrumentation. "In the Oxy game, All-Confer­ Army Reserve outfit, or other ence forward Kahkonen of Oxy Totals _. __ ._ 17 10·14 13 44 System and inquire of himself reserve units." - Major General if he is living within its range Computers have of late been was finally removed from the H. K. Kellogg game after scoring an obvious Cal Poly and more important within the applied with increasing import­ After six months basic train­ k i c k 0 nAIl -Conference Tech ance to such problems as the ing, you simply have to attend Player fg ft pf tp range. of the Honor Spirit. The determination of optimum de­ Guard Dave Tucker, and two continued success of the Honor more on Norm Velinty, the last weekly sessions in an armory Singh, F., L.__ ... 4 2-2 1 10 sign for airplanes and missiles; near your home for 5 years, Bode, f ....._...... 0 0·0 0 0 System is not guaranteed by the the interpretation of data ob­ a straight right foot to the head. After debating as to whether or along with annual two week Hogan, f...... 5 5-10 3 15 fact that it has been successful tained in Caltech's X-ray crystal· summer camps for the five years. Singh, P., L. 1 0-0 2 2 lography research program; and not to remove this ardent polo­ for 47 years but is dependent on For each of these activities, PuIs, c .. 4 0-0 4 8 the solution of complex problems ist, the referee decided to see if the acceptance by the student you receive FULL PAY. Wanamaker, c .. 4 I-I 2 9 in the mechanics of nuclear par· Velinty would retaliate with the body of the basic principle of Contact the 63rd Infantry Di­ Cota, f _.._...... 2 1-4 1 5 ticles arising in connection with expected left hook, which un­ p~rsonal vision Headquarters, 822 South Yamamoto, g __ 0 0-0 0 0 honesty. 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