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In 36Th Annual Grid Classic Tonight's the Night! on Hand to Help the Rally Along Techmen Await Bonfire, Paiamarino Tonight ------- Tigers Favored In 36th Annual Grid Classic Tonight's the night! on hand to help the rally along. The parade will be lead by the leeted song and dance acts have men's wear store up on Colo­ At 6:30 the chow line will open The l'i:l tly is expected to last band truck and the yell leaders. been signed to complete the rado neal' Lake, are offering up in Tournament park and the until everyone is completely M.C. ~likc show which will be built around prizes to the men with the win­ Beavers Gun 1949 P ajamal'ino will be under- hoarse, at which time the pa­ J. Mike Sellen has been volun­ the Singing quartet. ning garbs. Originality of deo sogn will, of course, be highly way. rade will form. teered to lVl.C. at the Legion Hall Loud PJ's beginning at 8:30 (or whenever regarded. After a delicious meal, all the Pamde Route Naturally we can't get through For Upset Techmen present should be As usual, the paraders will the parade happens to arrive at the night without a beauty con­ A final note of caution: no cars ready for the rally which will be on foot, in pajamas. Only the hall ). Cal tech's Eager Beavers and test of some sort, so, a pajama can be included in the parade begin at about 7:15. The feature six selected cars will be includ­ Quartet to Sing Oxy's Tigers clash tomorrow contest will be held. No pa· unless approved ahead of time, attract10n of the rally, of course, ed, to be used for basket Last year's most popular per­ night at the Rose Bowl in the jamas are liable to qualify un­ s ince our parade permit calls for will be the bonfire. Songs and cases only. The course of the formers, the Crown City Four, less visible for at least five miles six al1d ONLY SIX cars. Also, 36th renewal of their gridiron yells will be led by the yell lead- parade will be the traditional are being brought back tonight no alcohol should be brought to series. Both teams will be at to form the top act of super­ through the smog. ers, the band providing suitable lone, terminating at Legion ~aU a top strength when the starting lative program which has been Ploizcs or consumed during the Paja­ music as 'accompaniment. Coach after a good stroll down Callfor­ whistle blows at 8:00 p.m. Bert LaBruchel'ie will also be nia, Lake, and Colorado streets. arranged for the occasion. Se- Fowler and Schrader, the marino. The Beavers will miss the sup­ port they had in last year's Oxy game from men Hke Bob Funk, Bill Sylvies, Don Hibbard, and Chuckel' Norman. But this does­ n't mean that this year's team isn't capable of downing Occi­ CAlIFORNIA TECH dentaL Twenty-five to thirteen was the best the conference CaliffJrnia Institute fJf Tecl/nfJlfJgy champs could go against us last Volume LI. _______________Thursdoy, October 27, 1949__ --!. I______________ No. 4 year, and they're certainly not the champs this season. OO llllJarulg Last week's 54-6 shellacking at Y Firesides the hands of Whittier would tend to push the Tigers on the same level as Cal tech, who was Series Open beaten by a similar score. The Poets' pass defense worked bet­ Heralding the start of this year's Caltech Y Fireside Pro­ ter against Oxy than against us. gram, Dr. [an Campbell, assistant Tiger flingel' Joe J ohnson com­ chairman of the Geology Divi­ pleted only two passes all eve­ ning. sion, will entertain a group of students at his home this com­ This will be the first time ing Sunday evening. since the start of the season that Dr. Campbell has heen at the the ~ngineer s will be at full Institute since 1931 and during strength. Some new plays are that time has alvv- ays shown a being lined up to foo l the Tigers. great interest in the students. The wrinkles in last week's of­ This is refiectcd in the Geology fense have also had a little iron­ Department's HespriL de corps" ing out so that we don't give for which he is largely respon­ away more points than we sible. make. Students l\Jc.~et }I'aculty Be\'o Defense The V's Fireside program is Bob Levin, outstanding Occidental end, is I'ambling along on his Coach LaBrucherie's new de­ designed to enable the students way to a 6().yard touchdown. Levin has caught 5 touchdown passes Babe Kal'asawa speeds across the Sagchen goal-I.in c to SCOI'C the fense worked out very well last to meet the faculty on an in­ f1'om Joe Johnson fol' u ' total of 355 yards against thloee opponents. second Bell ver toucbdown in l<1st week's gamc at the Rose Bowl. week against the Sage hens, formal basis in their own homes. The Engineel's will be gunning fol' the 'l'igcl' skin tOIUOlo loOW night. holding them to 50 yards less The gatherings are held each than out' own offense made. Sunday throughout the year and With an additional week's pol­ last from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. There 200" Mirror Finally Ready Scripps Mixer Civil Service ish we hope it will be as ef­ is no planned program, the idea fective against Oxy as Whittier being that a discussion follow­ Given Friday Alumni Topic was. ing s pontaneous paths permits To Search Space Depths Notes No wine, but women and song "The Employment of Scien­ Past With the supplementary pol­ of foreign malleI' getting on it a pleasant informality. highlighted the ASCIT·Scripps tists and Engineers in State The Tigers have the edge on is hing completed, the 200-inch and sC l'atching its sUl'face. Sign Up! exchange held last Friday night Civil Service" will be the topic us, 23 games to 10, with 2 ties, mirror for the Hale telescope Final tests were completed Any undergracl is invited to within the white wall's confines. of the fifth discussion in the in a 35-game series. History has will be ready for use when the late in Sel)tember and the mir­ join these gatherings. Eaci1 Ovet' 100 Caltech men jour­ Alumni Placement Series, which never been a sure guide to the final aluminum coating has been ror pronounced ready for coat­ week sign-up lists are posted in neyed the 27 miles out on High­ will be presented next Tuesday future though. Whether Oxy is applied, it was anollnced last ing. The latter will be done at Throop Club and in each of the way 66 to attend the social func­ evening at 7:15 in Fleming out for revenge for last week's week by Dr. Ira S. Bowen, Direc­ the observatory in a large vac­ four houses. If you wish to go, tion held at Claremont. House Lounge. Mr. L. A. Nor­ defeat, dispirited because of it, tor of the ·project. uum tank especially designed all you have to do is add your The eager "Beavers" were man, Jr" the District Mining En­ or overconfident of victory, they and built for this purpose. name to the list The number Dr. Bowen poin.ted out that hosted by the Scripps Demoi· gineer of the California Division will have an extremely tough of students is usually limited to the original aluminum coat was First Work selles at each of the four halls: of Mines, will deliver this worth­ row to hoe Friday night against about 12. an experimental one applied for The first work to be done with Browning, Dorsey, Toll and while talk. the battling Beavers. the testing period. No sched­ See Stolle the Hale telescope will deal en· Clark. After receiving his B. A. de­ And don't forget the Frosh uled date was issued for com­ For further information about tirely with takIng direct photo­ Dabney men began the eve­ gree from Stanford University, game at 5:45. These boys have pletion of this last stage. the program please see Ralph graphs of nebulae and s imilar ning at Toll, Lemmings at Mr. Norman held various pos.i­ been defeated twice, but now Stone in Ricketts or Dave Mac­ COl'rcctions objects, both nearby and at the Browning, Blackerites at Clark, tions as mining engineer and ex­ with a full month of practice Kenzie in Dabney. The polishing work just fin· extreme range of the instru­ and Throop at Toll and Brown· plorations ex:pert. He was for­ under their belts, they are about ished was to remove high spots ment which is of the order of ing. merly Supervisor of Field Engi­ due for a victory. near the edge of the reflector. a billion light years from the Dancing was held at both neering at the Colonial Mica Cor­ AU Out These corrections amounted to earth. This is twice as far as Browning and Toll, with plenty poration of Asheville, N.C., an Anything can happen tomor­ about 20/millionths of an inch. the next largest instrument, the Instituters' of patio pirouetting space for office preceded by positions of row night at the Rose Bowl when "Although we believe we have lOO-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson, those brave enough to dare the General Manager, Central Eu­ the Beavers will try to mow the now obtained as nearly a per­ can reach. chilly atmosphere (outside, that reka Mining Co., Sutter Creek, Tiger down to size.
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