ONE MIG H T OUT MEA.N \ OF' YOU TWO CALifORNIA TECH • Co/ifo /nio Inst""te of Techno/()gy Volume XLVIII ______F ridoy, ~ ebruory 7, 1947 ------~ No. 15

John Muir J. C. 200 At Y Forum I General Electric Pauling To Talk Nominations Now To Debate Here Hear Popenoe On Interviews Tues. At Fri. Assembly Open For All First Speech Event in Psgchologlj Of Sex G. E. Representative "Science ond Medicol Series To Include P.J .C. "Development Through Will Speok on Atom Reseorch" Subject ASCIT Offices Irving Sulmeyer, president of Five Stoges Necessary Chemists, Applied Chemists, Nex t Friday, Feb. 14, at the Pi Kappa Delta, announced to­ For Emotional Maturity" and Physicists: Mr. H. E. Calla- 11 a.m. assembly Dr. Linus Paul­ To Close Feb. 21; day that John Muir J.C. has Stressing the need for emo- han of General Electric Oem- ing will speak to the Tech stu­ Election Morch 7 been invited here Thursday, Feb. tiona I development through five pany will be on the Campus dents on "Basic Sciences a nd Nominations for all ASCIT of­ 13, to compete in the first in important stages, Dr. Paul Pope- Tuesday, February II, for the fices are now open and will re­ a series of debates on the ques­ noe, founder and director of the purpose of interviewing men for main so until Friday, February American Institute of Family prospective employment in Han­ tion, Resolved: That labor s hould ~1. By this date all nominations be given a direct share in the Relations, delivered his remarks ford, Wash. mUS t be submitted in writing to management of industry. on "The Psychology of Sex" to Mr. Callahan also will make any member of the present Cal tech will be represented by an unusually well-attended meet- an address in Room 206 Dab-­ Board of Directors. ing of the YMCA Forum series ney at 4:00 p.m. on "General Irving Sulmeyer, Thomas Vre· The next Friday at the assem­ last Monday night. Atomic Energy Operati only, and is concerned only with tic Refining Company will be the other in promises and en­ Debate Tour'Dey Planned his own desires," stated Dr. on the campus March 6 to inter­ tertainment, Techmen will go to Plans are now almost com­ Popenoe, adding that many men view Senior and Graduate Stu­ the polls. The date, March 7. pleted for the tourney to be held past 40, especially in the ranks dents in Chemistry, Chemical Men to be elect.ed include a ll of confirmed bachelors, have Engineering, and PhYSics who on Feb. 21-22 in which 25 lhe members of the ASCIT never developed beyond the may be interested in employ­ schools and colleges will partici· Board of Directors. This nine­ pate. Over 100 debaters and 30 stage of emotional infa ncy. ment with that company in the man group makes all decisions H owever, continued Dr. Pope- Eastern United States. to 40 coaches are expected to be and plans for the corporation, here for the 20 hours of debate, noe, the. normal ~erson next e~- Opportunities exist for Chem. budgets all appropriations, and o rations, extemporaneous speak­ tends hIS love. hfe so that. 1t . iSIS. Chemical Engineers, and in general runs student body ac­ ing, etc. turns on ~n a X1S betw~en 11l~- 1 Mecha.nica l Engineers, with the tivities_ In addition, several oth­ se~f .and h~ s mother. While mam- Eli Lilly Co mpany, \V h 0 are er posts will be filled, including talnIng thI ~ sta~e to be necessar,Y manufacturing pharmacists in those concerned with student ~t one perIod 111 ~ very person s Indianapolis, Whether or not publications. lIfe, Dr. Popenoe Illustrated the this company sends a represent­ Dr. Linus Pauling Radio Enthusiasts The specific duties of each of· unfortunate results of mother ative to the campus will depend Medical Research." fixation in cases he had encoun- upon the number of men who ficer are given below: Dr. Pauling is the Chairman ]"I'f"s ide nt. He is the official Revive Organization; tered in which the subject had evidence interest in employ ment of the Division of Chemistry at failed to broaden his outlook. with Eli LilIy. representative of the corpora­ Gang- Stage Is Viu) Tech, and a graduate of Oregon tion, chairman of the Board of Officers Elected "The gang stage is the first op· S1andal'a nil OPI)O,.tllnitic~ State College, 1922. He won the Directors, and a member of the Positions are open for any I Willard Gibbs, one of the high­ Board of Control. He shall form The much-discussed amateur portunity one gets to learn to man receiving [he B.S. or higher est. awards in the field of chem- and appoint such committees as radio organization for' Caltech deal with others of one's own degl'ee in Civil Engineering. iS Lry, in 1946 for his outstand­ are necessary. He must be a students is ()nce again a reality. age and sex, and therefore if Mecha nica l Engineering. or ing work in this field. member of the present Junior The new organization, to be missed it must be made up, if a Chem ical Engineering, who may Class. known as the "Caltech Commu­ satisfactory social life is de· be in employment in Vice-President. Main job of the nications Club," held its first sired," he emphasized, adding intere ~ted H d 1 . T M the Chicago 'a rea with the Stan· 11 0 Vice-President is to supervise meeting Tuesday night, with 13 that in the next stage the indi­ ro OglStS eet dard 011 Company ( IndIana). 'j a nd maintain the Honor System. enthusiasts present. Roy Gould vidual is interested in all mem­ H e assumes the duties of the was elected President and Roger bers of the oposite sex. the pur­ Men who are interested in Feb 15 In Cllibertson either a personal inter:riew with I . President in his absence, and is Chambers Secretary - Treasurer. pose of whiCh is to find out as much as he can about them. a company representatl\'e or fu r, There will be an all-day meet- Chairman of the Board of Con­ T he Building and Grounds Con[inued on Page -J ther information on dny of these ing of the Southern Pacific Hy­ trol. H e must also be a J u nior Committee is expected to erect employment opportunities should drology Section of the Ameri­ this year. four a n tennas on campus for op­ contact the Placement Office, 120 can Geophysical Union on Sat­ S l > c,.elm'~ · . The Secretary's job eration of at least two bands, ITh roop Hall, as soon a~ possible. urday. Feb. 15, in Culbertson consists primarily of carrying on with the 80, 40, and 20-meter Dr. Horowitz Made Hall. all correspondence, keeping r ec­ bands probably to be chosen. Among the papers to be pre, ords, and publishing notices of The four rooms in the nort hern Asso. Professor Tech Student Group Joins sented will be the one by Dr . Board meetings and decisions. part of the Student Houses are T he promotion of Norman H. Albert Einstein, J r., on "Some He is also a member of the tentatively bei ng considered as Horowitz to Associate Professor Anti-Draft Demonstration; New Developments in the Study Board of Control, without vote. station locations. of Biology was announced re­ of Sediment T ransportation," TI'easUI'cl'. The Treasurer is cently by the Institute executive and a paper by Dr. Rob e r t responsible for the financial wel­ Next :\leetlng l\londay Send Cards To President committee. In protest against the passage Kna pp presentirtg prob\ems of fare of the ASCIT. The new club will hold its next Professor Horowitz came to of peacetime conscription legis­ harbor protection. Athletk Manager. The Ath­ meeting Monday at 12:30 in the Cal tech last July from Stanford lation by the new Congress, sev­ Al so on the program are pa­ letic Manager is ' n charge of all Board of Directprs Room in as a senior fellow in research. eral. Cal tech students will par­ pers dealing with "DiVision of athletic awards, banquets, team lower Fleming. H e obtained his Doctorate at Cal­ ticipate in a nation-wide pro­ Waters of the Colorado River be­ managers, and the over-all pro­ Non-licensed operators as well tech in 1939 and held fellowships gram of demonstrations on Feb. tween Lower Basin States"; motion of sports. as licensed radio .operators are both here and at Stanford be­ 12. "Change in the Grade of the Publicity Manager. The Pub­ eligible for membership in the fore returning to the Institute The group, which is not affili· Colorado River with the Flow licity Manager is responsible for club. last summer. ated with any Institute organ­ of Clear Water"; and "Salt all publicity concerning the af­ ization, includes in its national Water Intrusion Along . the Continued on Page 2 Big T photgraphs of the Chem leadership prominent educators. Southern California Coast." CAMPUS. CALENDAR Club, 12:35 p.m., behind the journalists, and clergymen, all Dean Franklin Thomas is in • cha rge of local arrangements. lTiday! February 7- Chemistry Library. of whom feel that the peacetime Institute Receives Big T photographs of the Var­ Orchestra Practice in Culbert­ extension of conscription uwilI sity Club, 12:35 p.m., be­ Son H all, 7:30 p.m. lead ... to the final world war." , \Vednesday's demonstration OxyMixerAfterGame DuPont Fellowship tween Bridge and Kellogg. Thursday t F ebruary 13- Tech men have been invited Basketbail game. Whittier at Upper Class Luncheon lub wiU be an atempt to dramatize to attend a non-date mixer after The Du Pont Company an­ Caltech, 7:00 p.m. at the Training Table, 12:00. the movement and bring it to the basketball game on Satur- nounced recently that it is the attention of the nation. Par­ Saturday, February 8- day, Feb. 15th. Dancing will be awarding 75 post-graduate and Big T photographs of the Stu­ ticipants of draft age will burn Basketball game. La Verne at in the patio of Freeman Stu- post-doctoral fellowships to 46 dent Federalists, 12:35 p.m., their draft cards publicly or send Caltech, 7:00 p.m. dent Union and will last until universities for the 1947-1948 at the East Entr ance Gates. them to the President together Fleming Snow Party. midnight. academic year. Dancing Class, 7:30 p.m., in with letters of explanation. Blacker-Dabney Barn Dance, Here's a chance to rpeet a gor- Caltech will continue to re- Culbertson Hail. Those without cards will send Athenaeum Dance. geous Oxy woman or two, and ceive a post-graduate fellowship. Glee Club Practice in Dabney letters expressing their agree­ Monday, February 10- have a good time to boot. Let's in Chemistry. MIT will receive­ Hall, 8:30 p.m. ment. Demonstrators from this Big T photographs of the see a good turnout for the game five fellowships in different Friday, February 14- campus will include Vernon Band, 12:35 p.m., and the and dance. fields and degrees of aclvance­ Assembly, 11 a.m., in Culbert­ Smith, Dave Metzler and Dick ______---; __ ment. Orchestra, 12:45 p.m., at the son Hall w ith Dr. Pauling Herndon. These students may be PLACEMENT cALEND).R All of last year's 'awards have East Entrance Gates. speaking on "Basic Sciences contacted through the studeht Schedule for placement inter- been oontinued and one new Band Rehearsal in Culbertson and Medical Resea rch." boxes for further information views: one; a 'post-graduate fellowship H all, 7:30 p.m. relative to the movement and its F eb. 11: General Electric Co.- at Oregon State, has been added. Tuesda:l', February 11- Ricketts - Throop Club Valen­ leaders, Physicists, C hem i s t s , and The post-graduate fellowship Big T photographs of the Glee tine Dance. Chemical Engineers-Open. provides $1200 for single per- Club, 12:45 p.m., and the F leming Valentine Dance. Y DRIVE TO START F eb. 18: Ethyl Corporation - sons or $1800 for married re­ Musicale, 12:35 p.m., in the Blacker Semi-formal Valentine In order to finance its many Mechanical Engineers - Open. cipients. Choice of problems to Dabney Garden. Day Dance. Dabney Semi-formal Valentine activities, the YMCA will stage 1\larch 6: Atlantic Refining Co_- be worked on and the nominees Wednesda-y, February 12- I its annual fund-raising drive Chemists, Chemical Engineers, themselves is left to the institu­ Frosh Luncheon Club at the Dance a t the Pasadena Ath­ 1"01). 17 2? Physicists·-Open. t ions concerned. Training Table, 12:00. letic Cluh. FridllY, February 7, 1947------f HE CAL IF 0 R N I ATE C H------__---'- · Page 2-Features Tile Fr()bl Burner "A Journey Through The CfI/iffJrnifl Tech 'Musical •• Apley" A Success Published every Friday during the college year except during rOff on what appears to be one examinations and holiday periods. of the most successful runs of Time" Planetarium Baedeker the Pasadena Playhouse's pres­ CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1201 Eas t California Street, Pasadena, California It is not a widely ~ nown fact en t schedule, "The Late G€'orge Lecture Subject that the city of Pasadena is the Apley" is pleasing crowds .i n a "A J ourney Through Time" is Subscription rates: $1.50 per year. Entered as second-class matter June, 1913, at the Post Office home of one of the finest musi- well-packed house nig htly. the planetar ium show scheduled in Pasadena, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ca l aggregations on t he Coast- DOing Double Duty at the Griffit h Pa rk Observatory Offices: Lower Fleming Telephone: SYcamore 6-7121 Ext. 180 the Pasadena Civic Orchestra. Under the able direction of during the month of February: Distributor of Collegiate Digest Conducted by Dr. Richard Left, George P helps, who doubles on In addition to the planetarium STAFF former conductor of the Berlin the title role, t h is Marqua nd- demonstration-lectures, the Ob- B ill Karzas, Bob Heppe ...... • ...... Co.EdI· tor s .l· n -C h i~f S.tate Opera f bo , tth 9e0 orche. st. ra con. · Kaufman hit comedy based on servatory o ffers exhibits in its ... _...... Assi stant Editor Slsts a a u m USICIan S, m· Marquand 's P ulitzer P rize win- "Hall of Science," touching the ' ~en :e~~r " R :"" " """ " """""" " " "" """" "'" ... Music Editor cluding two Caltech students; ning novel tells t he unbiased fields of P hysics, Chemistry, and ran a e· Iestra ...... ,...... _...... only 30 are professional. ' story of the Apley household. Geology, as w ell as Astronomy. Dick . King, Bob Cr ichton...... __ .... Sports Editors Orchestral P"Otn'am Planetarium shows are held Lewis Grimm, Mike Sellen, Bill Paine...... F eatures e - T his is really life with father David Opperman...... Circulation Manage r ! Dr. Lert has always succeeded _ in Boston's "Back Bay" of daily at 8:30 p.m.; on Friday, S<,lt- Mitch Cotton, Bud Mittenthal, David MacKenzie, in selecting well-balanced pro- 1912. F ather was proper; F ather urday and Sunday at 3 p.m., and Boyd Gage, Bruce Robinson...... News grams. They usually include a ll did the right things, was born, also . o~ Sunday at '4:15 p.m. Harold Baugh, Charles \Vallance...... Photography Editors or part of a m ajor concerto one lived, died and buried in the 1 AdmISS IO n to t he telescope and Bill Bradley...... t ...... ~ Business Manager or two movemen ts of a s t a~d a rd ri g h t places, a nd moreover, Ith e H all of Science is free. Merwyn Hodges...... :...... Accountant symphony. a fe\v ligh t classics, Father was Boston. I' Special busses run up Vermont I 1 and one ~r. ~ ore compositions ! " -R e .II '~ It ~ '("gil' Head" A ven ue on d emonstration days. Let sHave S()me Interest! :o f recent ongm . The works of E leanor Aple)" the daughter, Am; rlcan com posel s are .o~ten played by Edith Clin ton, and her P h Of P k ASCIT electibns a re coming soon. Two weeks from today i presented: modern comJ{osltJOns beau H oward Boulder acted by nrc ase ar nominations w ill close .for . all student body offices . . It ~ s not r p I aye d recently have been Sa m~el Sebby, manage'to get the • too early to s ta rt conSidering the problem of who IS gomg to "HALLOWEEN," by Lionel Bar· family off on a lively discussion BenefIt To Students run school actlVltles for the next year. I rymore; "OVER THE PLAINS," of Freud which to s~ the least · ~ tudent body of fi ~er~ are ~ l ec ted by a majority vote of their I[ by Anthiel; "THRE E SONGS keeps th'ings in'tere s~rn g. ' I Caltech is . cramped for space. fellow students, a nd It IS thei r duty to serve them. The best F OR ORCHESTRA " by John . Today, With l400 studen ts, w ay to insure competent and qualified offi cers is for enough Mills, and others. ' .. "fl' onta i~ e" Stat"'ed Ith er e is a critical need for addi- interest to be shown in the coming nominati/ons to have a Llhan Fontame., who plays the tional facilities for research, stu- Sunda:r COll ecl't f C h A I h group of good candidates to choose from at election time. p~ rt 0 at. e n~e . p ey, t e dent housing, c:.thletics, and rec- For those who maintain t hat they are above the petty politics The next concert is scheduled WIfe, does a fln.e Job In a mother I reation. C.onsequently, it is vital of student government, it may be necessary to r emind them that fo r Sunday, F eb. 9th. The pro· I'ol.e . In real life she ha-;:. done It hat Cal tech be given the oppar- the men chosen as the Board of Direc,tors will have a direct gram w ill include, among other qUlt~ well, too. You may have I tunity to buy Tournament Park. influence through their decisions and actions on many phases selections, the last movemen t of heald of her daughters - J oan The accession of the adjoining of studen,t hfe . . ' B. eethoven's 3rd Symphony (Ero· Fontal'neand 01'I Vla. DeH a" I'land'. park would m. crease th area of . . . '" lca) a movement from Beetho- 'V A 'V' lli ? e Elsewhere III thiS Issue IS ITI cluded a bl'l ef summary of the ,' Th' d P ' C t d I as g iles J Ilg. Ca ltech from 30 acres to 53 du tIes. a nd qual!'f' l catIOn. s of all off.I cers u p for e lectIon' . R ea d t h'I S .ven s II' k lanob onch er,.(,-,. o. . a n I . l",v,\ a ll.' on W'fi g,ht a newcomer acres. Present plans call fd r a t and think about men for the jobs. Nominate men w ho w ill serve a new FWOl' h Y d e . ~t nDte~ - from the Patio Theatre, does a parking area in the northwest . I T I NT ERESTED . . porary renc rn a erl11S an - d . b . h d'ff It . A . faithfully and ab y. Above all, GE . . m w hat IS M'lh d _ h "FRENCH goo J O Wit a I I CU pall. . S por tIOn of the pa rk, and a stu· going on in your Corporation. ~t IT~~" au t e i . Agnes : VlllIng, a dI stant cousm, dent union building and gymn& . Is he ha ~ he r hat set for George Continued on Pc:.ge 4 NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN I" calenelar of ASCIT events. Concel'] Schedule I Apleys' son Jo hn. and doesn·t ;:======~ Continued from Page 1 I. B~ t h men ser ve on various com- T he Pasadena Civic Orchestra mind being obvious... about it, in mlttees. presents .its concerts once every I a shy way. fall'S of the co~po ratio n , espe' l Ye ll L eadcr. The Yell Leader six weeks. The performances are YOUI" Uncle ' Tom? OAK KNOLL clally reports III local news- 15 responSIble for organizmg given in the Civic Auditorium T his is definitely a family papers. I cheers at athletiC contests and on Sunday afternons at thrf:!e story complete to the Thanks- CLEANERS and TAILORS Rally Conllni ss ~o n("l'. H e~d ?f ~ rallies. o'clock.. There is no charge for g i v in~ r eunion, with all the odd the Rally Comm.ll: ee, he IS Ill ! Editol' "Ca-lifol'nia Tech." I' admission. rema rks that manage to pop out of .orgamzmg a?d pre- Though experience is not s peci. Esquire Jazz Concert in family gatherings. You're lia.' c h ar~e Le t These Veterans s.entlng Friday assemblIes. ral- fi ed for this job, it is advisable Welcome news to jazz enthusi. ble to see your Uncle Thomas ,hes, stu~en t parades and game tha t the man elected have some asts is the an nouncement that or Aunt Maude in one of the Serve You preparatIOns. familia rity with school news pa· E squire jazz poll rewards will characters, though I hope the re- Representathres-at-Large. Two per work. be presented to the winners a t semblance isn't too great - un· Representat ives·at·Large will be Editor "Big T." His duties con- a jazz concert to be held at the Jess you're from Boston. 902 E. California lEast of Lake) e l ec ~ed , one from the present , sist of publi shing the school an. Shrine Auditorium on Monday -LEWIS L . GRIMM. JUnior or Sophomore classes, In ual which is issued the I a s t night, Feb. . 17th, at 8:15 p.m. ------':::======~====. the other from the F reshman term of the year. Some of the fine m usicians . Class. The first Representative .' _ . ~ . scheduled to appear are Leste r is social chairman of the ASCIT, I ~nsJlless Managers of Pubb· Young, Dodo Marmarosa, Lucky h '} h dR ' catIon s. These two men are re- ~ let ~ ~econ e p r~ se n.ta tl ve s ponsible for fi nancia l affai'rs of Thompson, and Barney Kessel. IS responSIble for publIcatIOn of the "California Tech" a nd "Big E squir e concer ts are al ways -~.-- T." 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SAGE. HENS NOW WERE PASTE PLUCKED Beaver Sports THE POETS Fleming Wins Soccer; Fluke Shot In Dark Beaver Cagers Down Pomona" Overconfident Rowdies Prove Unable to Score Sagehens In Close Contest A badly outplayed Fleming Moore, Saltman Shine for Victors; team defeated Ricketts in the soccer Discobolis match, 1-0, in Play Whittier ·and La Verne This Week the closing seconds wi th a goal Captain Harry Moore shared floor. The win was the second under the cover of darkness. the role of hero with Center Paul against two losses in conference The athletes managed by sheer Sallman last . Saturday night play, and gained an even break when the Tech cagers edged in the two tilts against the Sage­ power to keep the ball in white Pomona, 40·38, on the Armory hens. territory most of the first quar­ • ter. Chinn, Fun}o:., Schuyler, • Photo Finish Hickey and Murphy tried to It was Moore and Saltman shoot, but the rowdy defense Interhouse Baseball who spelled doom for the Clare­ men, Dahm, Bradley, \Vilcox, mont cagers. Both hit the hoop Houser and Crichton, led by Jim Race Starts Monday for 10 points, to lead the team Smit h broke up every try_ in scoring. 'With time running Fleming Is Team to Beat out and a 4-point deficit for The rOwdies h ad several at­ This coming Monday will Tech, Moore calmly potted two tempts to score, but Ramon and mark the opening of the one­ baskets from his guard spot far­ Khaw did not seem to have round lnterhouse Baseball out to put the contest on even enough accuracy. The whites terms. Then in the last minute, had twelve shots at the Fleming League,the nine thein thefifth H ousesport com outp etofi- it was Saltman who waltzed in goal during the game, bu t they ~~t~;~~~~~~~~~~2i~ ! tion. The remaining sport, the for the setup that won the game_ missed them all. ~ Intel'house track meet, will con- Tech was able to control the ball F leming Power Fades Chal'lie \ 'adhauClIJanicb in Action elude this term's activities in the until the final gun sounded. . '~ The second quarter was one of G I ' ' 1 0k k trophy race. Next term swim- Close Game All the \ Vay attrition." with Fleming taking o~ . 1." I Ie atI · . d t Interbouse Trac ming. lennis, and volleyball are As the final score might have n:os.t a f th. e InJunes:... Ch'. mn, play,Hil an d sevenvisibility een cutse conto tv,renty S a I The laboring charges of Doc on the schedule. indicated, the game was close all . M 'hy HICk Y an I VIe vlg had I the w ay. T ech had a s light edge u~ 'k e Cd ~ k feet, the Fleming fonvards made IFloyd Hanes are eagerly prepar- Lettel'men Ineligible in the first part of the first hatf, to ta ~n out, .an n. :vas Ia s\veep through the overextend- ing for the interhouse track meet As those men who have ac- moved . f~on? wmg to Inside. ed white defense, and Davis to be held on February J5. Flem- quil'ed a baseball letter in col- but Pomona pulled even in the These mJune ~ were caused by scored literally under the cover ing appears to be the house to lege are ineligible to play, the latter part, and the half ended lack of experIence, becauhse the 10f darkness. heat, with.Blacker a formidable coming contests will see numel'- 17-17. Pomona started the sec- athletes . played a much arder . . ond half by gaining a 5-point ~ • r' Charlie Vadhanapanich played second. SlI1ce most of the val'- ous prevIOusly untned players lead Tech made up two of the gc..me than the 10\\ dies. the best game for the whites, and sity squad are not lettermen, the scrambling for the c han c e to IX>ints, and then bot h teams Ricketts' Attacks Fail Manning starred for the reds. Interhol1se will be a fine indica- shIne in VIctory. As usual, most Imatched . . During the third and most of Houser, Fairall. Bradley, Mur- tion of the future performance of the talent seems to reside in P?1I1ts until there were the fourth quarteI " ·s tile I'o\vdI·es. , phy View..ig and DaVIS. played a fiet l e team. 0 II·egl ate compe t'1· Fleming and thIS". gIves the BIg Ibut two mmutes left to play. At k Pt th b 1!.m th d·t Y . .. ' that POInt Moore and Sallman eth Me. ~ L . e rCeh tel:rl or outstandingly well. ~he other tlon opens WIth the conference I Red the pre·season edge III the took over a nd that was the ball WI elel: eWIs,. ar Ie at? d members of the Flemmg team meet F'ebruary 22. Do p e Department. However, Ramon trymg agall1 and agam not already mentioned were Rickets and Dabney will make game! unsuccess f u II y t a soot h t h roug h Bible, "Lovelace, Baker, D. John- every effort to improve their For Tech It was the guard's h d t e uncoor lna· t e d red mass .In son. Proud and Bennet. Dave H T h R I point totals at Fleming's ex- day. as they found hole after front of the goal. Mackenzl·e refereed the game. ouse rop y ace hole in the Pomona defense, and ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pense. dropped in baskets. Captain r :- ~ ---- - ~-.~- ':" - - ... - --~~~~.~.~-~~~--~ ~ ~~.. At the half·way mark in the 'rhe Schf'dule: Moore played the best game of !n le~'holusde. TCO Ph Y ra~e't Flem- I Fleming vs. Ricketts ...... Feb. 10 his career thus far this season Wynn Mace b 16 mg IS ea mg y pam s. IDabney vs. Throop...... Feb. 11 with the rest of the team fol- TENNIS SHOP JOHN'S Point Totals I Blacker vs. Fleming ...... Feb. 12 lowing the example. Locke 01- BICYCLE SHOP All Standard Rackets Fleming ...... ~~~ I ~~~~~t~s v~~' ~:~~~~...... ::: ~:~ : ~; ~~:s ~asnat;~ ~~~St~~ i~~h;~~~ SINCE 1909 ~~~~e:yts ...... 48 Blacker VS. Ricketts ..... Feb. 18 game. Jay Montgomery, stalwart Tennis, Badminton. Squash • BICYCLES ...... 36 Fleming vs. Dabney ...... Feb. 19 Tech forward, left the gam e Blacker I . h b dl . d SPORTS GOODS • · TENNIS 2 ~ I Throop vs. Blacker...... Feb. 20 ear Y WIt a a y sprame an- • BADMINTON Throop ...... -...... <) IRicke tts vs. Throop ...... Feb. 24 kle. He will .be out of action all 904 East California Street 42 North Fair Oake Ave., Dabney vs. Blacker ...... Feb. 25 this week. I: Pasadena PASADENA BOWLING I Two Games This W eek SYcamore 6-5804 11 Telephone SYcamore 2-4767 COURTS Overheard in the Athenaeum : This week-end there will be 910 East Colorado "His EngliSh fi nal looked like two games on the local floor. :-. · ------~- ----· ----·-~~--- -- .~--- I Rendezvous of Caltec:h Bowlers F ·d . ht T h ta I ·th Open 11 a . m . to 13. m . SY 3-1341 I a doctor's prescription \vrl·tten 1"1 ay mg ec . ng Pes WI . Special Student Rate before 6 P. M. I with a post office pen in the rum- the high-flying WhIttier oets 1n exc:ept Saturday, Sunday, and Holid.ys a league fray while Saturday La 20c: Per Line 'I ble Seat of a second-hand car. ' 'h Verne visits t e Armory in a re- NowlIn Our New Location .~======: ~ ! - - - turn engagement. Boasting wins "Daddy, why do they call them over San Diego State, Occiden- virgin forests?" Ital, Redlands, a nd Loyola among See Us FDr SpDrts Ef/ulpment Ice Skating "My son, only God can make others, the Poets figure to give a tree." Tech quite a tussle. Daily 2:30 to 5. 7:30 to 10:30 Sat. & Sun. Morn. 10 to 12:30 Chamberlain's Athletic Co. Skates for Rent Instructions 27 South E t ~Iolino A venne Telephone BY 64J61 Pasadena Winter WOOL SOCKS Gardens $1.00 to $1.85 171 S. Arroyo Parkway HAROLD 0, GRONDAHL • Representing Fine all wool socks in a NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE variety .of ribs and colors­ COMPANY elastic tops a~ straight ribbed 234 E. Colorada St., Pasa dena tops, Phone 5Y 2-7141 - Camel - Yellow - Shoe Brown - Powder Blue -Cordovan - Cruise Blue - Maroon - Navy SLA CKS - Reseda Green- Royal Blue FOR THE BEST IN STYLES, FABRICS, THE CREAM OF COLORS and SIZES-IT'S ICE CREAMS So4J UclUsfV.ly 0' HOTALING'S VOGET and CATHEY ImEBA ICE CREAM STORES • .....' . _ in yow neighborhood TWO STORES: Men's . Wear 54 Eo COLORADO ST. 1778 E. Colorado Blvd. 921 Eo COLORADO ST. 459 EAST COLORADO STREET SYcamore 6-1814 Saturdays till 9 P.M. SY. 2-3871 Store Hours: 10:30-10 7 Days Weekly Page 4--News------____T H E CAL I FOR N I ATE C H------Friday, February 7, '947 CtlmplIS Brewins From The Exchanges Veterans Affairs 200 AT Y FORUM Old Bones Found 1I1odlcaJ N eedod for NSI Christian Science Contin.ued from Page 1 Blacker's recent all-out ex­ after which he rg:radually nar­ change was acclaimed an all­ The lower jawbone of a horse Although the Feb. 1 ~eadline has passed, it is s till possible to rows down to the emotionally 'round success. Girls from P JC, that became extinct 50,000 years By-Laws Approved ago during the Ice Age was re-instate National Service Life mature state of being able to lead the Huntington Hospital, tele­ The constitu tio n of the new a monogamous life_ found last week by a Stanford Insurance t h a t has lapsed, phone company, and various Christian Science organization Dr. Popenoe decla red that the sources were all w€lcomed with Unh-erstt)' student on a Geology though now, in add ition to the payment of two months' prem­ on campus has been accepted by greatest number of retardations, open arms. Attendance hit an all­ field trip. the Institute, it was announced time high and snakes who Absent-Minded Professor! iums, a medical examination is today. ' especially among women, occur necessary. But National Service in the heterosexual, adolescent hadn't been seen above ground T he Facu.lty Recreation Club The group will hold its first stage of glamour, which attrae. for months showed up.-Inci­ Insurance can, without difficulty, of )fontana State University be converted to regular insur· meeting Monday night, Feb. 10, tion seldom lasts for more than dentally, the girls from the tele­ held its election of officers last at 7:30, in the Dabney Hall a few weeks. I t is for this rea­ phone company were to I d by ance at any time, Remember, spring. When they met t hi s the sooner you convert, the lounge. At this meeting o ffi {:~ :- s son that there are so many their house mother (or whatever winter they couldn't remeJ,llber w ill be elected and th e char- they have) that they would be sooner your premiums will ac­ women a t present w ho are as who was to be the new treas­ crue to your advantage. tel' mem bership w ill be estab- pretty as a picture-underde- the guests of a rather you n g urer; no one volunteered. AU veterans who are planning Iished... , . velopeO. and overexposed. group of boys and please not Another College Station TestlmonIal meetings w lll be F R aJ d have anything to drink before on interrupting then' training or Beginning operation on Janu­ held on the first and third Mon- acts , eve e going.-Bud Mittenthal shocked t ransfeJing to anotheJ' school days of each month, a Ch r istian During the course ?f the lec­ a ry 29 will be a new college ra· I some of the. more priggish young should see Mr. :\Ioroney , any Science library will be main- t.u re a number of IIttle·known dio station, WRNY, at the Uni­ morning in 309 Dabney well be­ ladies present by wandering on­ tained, and the organiZation win I facts we ~e ;e~~ led , such a~ the versity of Rochester. fore leaving. And a'll veterans, l to the dance floor in his paja­ endeavor to present two lectures '1 ~e s u t~ . 0h s u . ~~s, t hat marrI ahge~ whether' Ot· not they ha,'e spe­ mas. Upon sighting an enticing­ Logic on Christian Science by mem ~ m w l ~ nel er partne~ a looking number, by the name of Reported conversation be- cific IH'oble ms, should see Mr. bers of the Board of Lectureship I pre-mantal s e ~al expenences Margaret \Veerts, he promptly tween two Cornell University Moroney at least once a SCOles· of the Mother Church, in Bos- I are the most hkely to s.ucc~ed ; ter. gathered her in his arms, cave­ students as one was unpacking t d' th y r the fact that homosexuahty IS a his suitcase: "Say. I've got an on, urmg e ea. result of environment and edu- man style, and walked off, op­ Con tinued from Column 1 extra sock." Reply: "Well, just Ic ation , and very rarely due to posed by only a few stifled PURCHASE OF PARK screams. so long as . you 're not min u s the next stop s ign, Same sopho· hereditary or glzJ1dular causes; one." more then hid it under a bush Continued from Page 2 and that the average person Playgoers and returned to find it gone. Just Like Georgia sium in t he northeast portion of breaks an engagement at least General trend is toward more Well, at least Blacker still has the park. In addition, the ath- once before he marries. participation in social affairs, as Illegal campaigning at the the originaL letic facilities would be relocated F ollowing the talk Dr. Pope. is further evidenced by the ex­ polls has given rise to a con· The mighty Fleming athletes in the central and southern por- noe answ ered questions from the cellent turnout at Fleming's the­ tested election between two have challenged Clark Hall in tion of the park. I Ifloor . ater party, - Mike Sellen sur­ Long Beach City College stu· field hockey. Rather rash of In order t hat the plebiscite The next meeting of tne series prised the boys with the sweet den ts vying for an ASB office. them, I'd say. gets a two - thirds majori ty on will be a week from Monday in The candidates have agreed to dish he served up. Jim \Vilcox has a cute woman March 13, it is important tha t /201 Bridge. Dr. Popenoe will Don't ever order your ham­ a new election. but he'd better watch out. Stu the l<5SUe has the full suppor t of again be the speaker, this time burgers from B. Schuy ler; he Unbelie'\'able! Butler has a gleam in his eye. the Caltech students. on "The Sociology of Sex." takes too long. - Who is the The following statement ap­ smooth Fleming operator whose peared in the Scripps College date has been referred to as newspaper: "A woman's college c'that oversexed woman"? is an institution of yearning." InCidentally -".'ee Flol)house This should have been in here Students coming downstairs a couple of weeks ago but bet- one morning recently in a Milchi­ tel' late than nevel'. The en· gan State College .. frat house gagemen t of Marlou Rowe of found a stranger a sleep in the Toll H all to Bob Belyea of FIem- front r oom. After informing ing has been announced. them that he didn't have an 8 Chuck Quirmbach's conduct o'clock and bumming a cig­ threatened the sanity of Dabney- arett e he left and was last seen ites the other d ay, He was I hitchhiking ou t of town. standing in the COU rt surround- It Could Ha en at Techl ed by members of the House PP when a lovely you ng thing The staff of the Hood College rushed u p ou t of nowhere, newspaper walked off the job t o pounced u pon him and began t o protect the lack of school spirit smother him w ith kisses. on the part of fellow studen ts. Brake-drum Riot Ricketts' b rake dru m was bit­ CAMPUS BARBER SHOP terly fought over again amid no small amoun t of confusion. Cap­ on the campus tured by a soph, the deluded in­ TWO BARBERS dividua l climbed into a frosh ca r appointments if desired but managed to escape safely at Extension 212 Continued on Column 3 Cal tech TRACK CAFE Pharmacy COURTESY _ _ SERVICE • SATISFACTION Full Course DInner $1.25 o."eD

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