C:Al,11 FlORMIIIA Cali/fJln/a Institute fJ/ Tec!1nfJlfJgy Volume LlV Pasadena, California, Thursday, February 5, 1953__.,...- No. 15 ·Honor keys distributed Heart Fund, WSSF, Red from merits of applications Tech men to submit itemized lists of deserved Honor Points in hopes of Keys and Certificates Feather Drive Rolls Monday If you have earned 100 honor. .' _

points since the beginning of I -d I e House that digs deepest wins prize th.ird term last year, you are eli- Frl ay ec·tures Ca Itech t Oj~Hd ISCUSS., The e I ed h' e f ' glble for an honor key. If you edt e I bl ' IS IS on y outsI e canty 0 year have earned 50 points, you are h- hi- ht ~ -, In us na. pro ems eligible for an honor certificate.' 19· 19 s air, The 1953 Consolidated Charities Drive starts on Monday, The deadline for all applications, The 1953 series of the Work- February 16. This year the charities represented are WSSF which will be considered by the Four Friday Evening Demon- shops on Communication, spon- (World Student Service Fund), Pasadena Community Chest, and Honor Point Committee, is Fri- stration Lectures, which should sored by the Caltech Industrial the American Heart Association. Each of the students will re­ day, February 20, 1953, at 7:00 be of more than passing interest Relations Section will be held ceive literature on these charities and information concerning am. All persons with 50 or to Tech students are planned for the second Tuesday of each these charities will appear in next week's Tech. more points and those who think .' month from February through Prizes for winners that they may be entitled to a the remamder of the term. The June, according to Professor This year's drive will take the form of competition between certificate or key should turn in Friday Evening Series is an in- Robert D. Gray. .each of the Student Houses and an itemized list. stitution of long standing on Topics to be discussed at HI f Throop Club, The house having Submit to Wheels campus and is an excellent op' Workshop meetings mclude suo ot pans or the largest per capita donation Applications may be submitted portunity for anyone to broaden pervisors manuals, employee will receize a "prize" to be an- to Pat Fazio, head of the com- .. handbooks, explanation of job ~Y' f- -d nounced later. The prize, accord- mittee, or to the other commit- hlS general sClentific knowledge, evaluation and wage administra- Iresl es ing to Pat Fazio, will be well tee members, F'irst Representa- The subjects covered are wide tion to employees, suggestion worth working towards. tive Bob Lynam and Second Rep- enough in scope and treated in plans, and preparation of em. The ever-popular Y fireside Fazio urges support resentative Ralph Miles. Appli- such a manner that almost any- ployees for retirement. program will wind up this term · Is bId' th with two firesides and a poolside. Says Pat Fazio, who is run­ catlOns maya 0 e pace m e one should enJ'oy them. The meetings will be held from "F" b f I Th Hosts will be Mr. Carleton Sollo- ning the drive, "I want to re­ ox 0 ower roop. 1 to 5 pm in Culbertson Hall, Honor points for all Astronomy located on the SW corner of the way, Dr. Linus Pauling, and Dr. mind each of you that the Con­ You nee dn'b t e an e1ecte d o·ffi Fl'or examp e, m tomorrow Caltech campus. The fee for the Richard Jahns. solidated Charities Drive was cer to earn honor points. You night's lecture Dr. Robert Leigh- series is $15 or $4 for each meet- Definition started by ASCIT for a very can get them just by being a ton, astrophysicist, is going to ing. Inquiries may be addressed As a word of explanation, a definite and worthwhile reason. ' t "fireside" is a bull session at the Before ASCIT started running member 0 fany 0 f the numerous talk abou t the vanous aspec s to the Industrial Relations Sec- campus organizations. A com- of moon crater formation and tion, Caltech, Pasadena, phone home of some faculty member a combined drive, the students plete list of activities for which the planet Jupiter. The talk and SY. 6-7121, extension 109. Where he has a chance to relax at Tech were constantly being honor·pom . ts are glven .may beac c0 mpanYl'ng mot'lOn plC. ture Workshop leaders will include: and talk outside the environs of touched by the many charities. Every week it was a different foun d on page 167 mel' th L'ttleare sa deSl'gned that anyone wh 0 Supervisors manuals _ David the classroom. Some of these T. Notice that honor points may is curious about this aspect of E. Martin, DucoIl\mun Metals & teachers have a really amazing one. By taking the responsibility be requested for any additional astronomy will find an answer to Supply Co.; Leslie A. Smith, Wil- wealth of experiences that never for the drive and consolidating activities. some of the astronomical phe- mington Refinery, Union Oil of come to light in the dry atmos- all of the charities into one drive The keys and certificates are Inomena which are puzzling him. California; Elmer F. Sproule, phere of integrals or elementary per year, ABCIT has saved you presented at the Awards Assem- Biology Hughes Aircraft Co. German. students many inconveniences. bly late in the third term. a F b 13 D R t IDmployee handbooks-L. Can- Mr. Solloway Consolidation n e ruary , r. ena 0 Tomorrow night, the host will Dulbecco, biologist, will lecture tel, Jr., Standard Oil of Califor­ be Mr. Solloway, a former Tech "Some charities preferred not on the very general subject of nia; Ivan J. Hansen, Essick Man­ stUdent and at one time a memo to be represented in a consoli­ Nominations viruses. Dr. Dulbecco, an au- nufacturing Co.; C. C. Lincoln, ber of Dabney House. He left dated drive and therefore with­ thority in medical research, will Security-First National Banl{ of to become a marine and is now' drew from the Tech campus. Be­ explain what a virus is, how it Los Angeles. back teaching calculus to the cause of this and other reasons next Thursday lives, what it does in the human Explanation of job evaluation freshmen. ABCIT has limited it to the three body, and other interesting as- and wage administration to em· mentioned above (for this year). Next Thursday will be the pects. The all-out research cam- ployees-Stanley W. Campbell, Dr. Jahns If you want to keep this con­ ASCIT nominations assembly. paign to find new knowledge Armstrong Cork Co.; Mills S. The poolside, to be given the solidated drive an active part People who are going to be can­ about all sorts of viruses will be Hodge, Procter & Gamble. afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 21, of Tech life and the~by'keep didates for any ASCIT office will outlined, and their importance in Suggestion plans-D. G. Morse, is a recent innovation. It works from being plagued by individual be nominated then. medical progress explained. General Motors Corp. on the theory that no one in charities all through the year Persons who want to be nomi­ Preparation of employees for Southern California needs a fire get behind this drive and sup­ nated for an office should see Brr, it is cold retirement _ Warren S. Gage, anyway, but everyone likes to port it," said Fazio. either George Johnston or John Professor Watson will repeat Shell Oil Co.; Karl Kunze, Lock- go swimming, and along with "Keep these facts, and the fact Gee and mention both the of­ (Continued on Pa/?e 6) heed Aircraft Corp.; Lloyd G. resonant bonds and twisted pro­ that a 'prize' is to be awarded fice and the name of the nomi­ I Nelson, Pacific Telephone and teins is the idea of Dr. Pauling. to the winning house, in mind ------~Telegraph Co. nator. As head of the chemistry depart­ when your solicitor contacts All officers including the ones L~TT~I:?J ment and freshman lecturer, he you," Fazio concluded. which are not filled until next is well known to all students. year will be voted upon in the Game room closed (Coutinued on Page 6) coming elections. Because of the perpetually un­ Nominations will remain open kept state of the Game Room in I Tax trouble? for one week and then there the basement of the Student by Lewis and Haenggi Music Dargain 1 will be a week of campaigning. Houses, the Institute decided Many complaints can be heard Help coming not to invest any more money on the campus about the Insti­ Attention, music lovers! This To assist Caltech students, in its upkeep. The Interhouse tute. A survey of individual Sunday, February 8, the Pasa­ staff, and faculty with the prep­ Inlervlew Schedule Committee then voted to close opinions showed that many of dena Civic Auditorium is ad­ aration of their 1952 Federal In­ THURS., FEB. 5 and FRI., FEB. 6-BS the Game Room until it could these complaints are evidently mitting all Techmen to the up/ME, EE, CE; MS up/Ae. Ma, Ph. Doug­ come Tax returns, a Deputy Col­ las Aircraft. Citizenship necessary. Inter­ somehow be operated in a man­ outweighed by favorable factors. Concert for the mere price of ested in BS/MEs going on for.MS/Ae; also ner that would not only benefit The question asked this week one dollar. For just one dollar lector of Internal Revenue will MS/Ae, ME, CE going on for more ad­ vanced degrees for summer work. the students but would present was, "If you had it to do all over you can see and hear the L. A. be at the Institute Thursday MON., FEB. 9-BS/ME, EE. Bailey Me­ Philharmonic Orchestra and ter Co., Los Angeles, Calif. an appearance that would be a again, would you have come to and Friday, February 26 and 27. TUES., FEB. 10-BSup/Me; MS/Ge. Sum­ credit to the Institute as well. Caltech?" The results were as the James Wagner Chorale. mer opportunities for Jr. up/MEso Rich­ The deputy collector will be field Oil Corp. Committee organized follows: The program: TUES., FEB. 10-Boeing Airplane Co. "Liebeslieder" Waltzes located in the lobby of Throop Group meeting 4:15 p.m. 109 Mudd. Film A new organization, tentative­ Yes No to be shown. ly headed by Bob Ryle, is now Frosh . ..__ .__73% 7% ______, ...... _._. Brahms Hall for these two days. TUES., FEB. 10-BS, MS/ChE; BS, MS, 3 .. PhD/Ph, EE, Ch. Technicolor Motion Pic­ being formed to reopen and op­ Sophs _.... __ . .. 76% 24% Symphony No. Brahms ture Corp., Hollywood, Calif. Also oppor­ Juniors __ 94% 6% "Little Symphony" tunities for summer work for men who erate the Game Room. Game will complete studies in June, 1954. Room privileges will be open I Seniors . 1 83% 17% ______... __ ..... __ ... __ .Kupferman WED., FEB. ll-BSup/Engineers. Ethyl Ca/11pus Calendof Corp., New York. Interested in men for only to members of this organi­ Of these who answered no, "Don Juan" . .. .R. Strauss sales positions. zation, who will also be respon­ THURSDAY, FEB. 5- WED., FEB. 11 and THURS" FEB. 12­ 91 % said that they would go to 7 :30 S.A.E. Meeting, 206' Engineering BS up/CE, EE, ME; MSup/Ae Ma, Ph. sible for its upkeep. The Game a cooed school in preference to Boeing Airplane Co., Seattle, Wash., and FRIDAY, FEB. 6- Wichita, Kansas. Interviews. Summer em­ Roo m organization will be a men's school. Sf/uales IfJ meet 6:45 Frosh Basketball vs. Whittier ployment available. formed along lines similar to Results Whittier THURS., FEB. and FRI., FEB. 13-BSup/ 7 :30 Friday Evening Demonstration Ge, ME, EF., CE, ChE. Shell Oil Co.-Pro­ that of the Musicale. Any stu­ By the theory of Root mean Again this Sunday evenin?;, Lecture: duction Department. dent can join, including memo derive~ Feb r u a r y 8, the Caltech I. Theory of Lunar Crater FRI., FEB. 13_MS, PhD/Ch. National square it can be the Formation Lead Coml,any-Titanium Division, South bers of the Throop Club. All in­ frosh haven't suffered enough, Squares will meet in Cul­ ". A Motion Picture of the Amboy, N.!. terested students are urged to bertson Hall with H a r ley Planet Jupiter MON., HB. 16-Northrop Aircraft, Inc. the sophomores think they are 8:15 Varsity Basketball vs. Whittier J nformation regarding interviews later. G7 MON., FEB. 16-BS, MS/EE. Electronic contact Bob Ryle in Room suffering too much,' the suffer· Smith doing the calling. The at Whittier Engineering Co., Los Angeles, Calif. In­ Ricketts House. ' ing juniors have retaliated (ie., time is 7:00 pm with or with­ SATURDAY, FEB. 7- terviews for ("!"len in~erested in communica­ 8 :00 Varsity Basketball vs. Long tions. -Interhouse Committee (Continued on Page 6) out dates. Beach State at L.B. State Page Two ---'------CAL IF 0 I H I ATE CH Thursday, February 5, 1953 SfJunrJ OffIII C61iftJrniti TeCh Published every Thursday during the col­ lege yellr except during examinations and Do you have a bitch, a gripe, about the school? Has holiday periods. California Institute of Technology something given you a pain in the neck, do you want to shoot 1201 East California Street, Pasadena, Cal. your mouth off about something??? NoVV;, and then eve;ybody Subscription rates: $1.50 per year. feels that "something ought to be done. We all can t com­ CAMPUS Entered as second-class matter Nr:v. 22, 1947, at the Post Office in Pasadena, Cali­ plain directly to someone at the controls but it does help to blat. fornia. under the Act of March 3, 1879. There are several places where people can bring the at­ Offices: Lower Fleming tention of the right people to their complaints, but the one most Memon accessible to everybody is the California Tech. The paper is t:bsociated CoUe5iate Press paid for in part by the students and it is run directly by and Ron Ratney, Editor-in-Chief for Caltech undergraduates and there is no reason why they BREW\NS EDITORIAL STAFF shouldn't be able to make the greatest use of it. Managing Editor Kai Kristensen Almost any letter that is dropped in the California Tech Feature Editor Chek-Beuf box in lower Throop will be printed if it follows a few simple News Editor Jim Crosby Oh where, oh where is I Q.E.D. Night Editor Bill Gardner rules. The Tech will not print anything that the writer would be News Staff , Dave Cantor, ashamed of shouting from the steps of Throop nor will we print my F-84? Being a man of his word, Gris- Darreli Fleischmann, Gordon Reiter, Oh where, oh where wold latched on to a wench (at John Young, Ken Deveney something unless it is down on paper (preferably typewritten); Copy Staff Bill Barlowr can it be? ' the Ricketts exchange) that had Marv Bienstock, Gary Boya however, the Tech editors are not public stenographers and will Feature Writers Stan Grotch, Don not write anybody else's letters. With its wings cnt off everything from the word go. Cochran Walt Lee, Bernie Schweitzer, And its tail cut short, Judging by the length he was , John Dresser, Chuck Dunn, All the organizations on campus that can use publicity can Tom Movius, Jim Lewis, Walt Haenggi Where, oh where, has absent from the lounge, he must Artist Curt Michael, Dave Workm~n use the pages of the California Tech "for announcements or Photographer Tom TaUSSig articles if they are submitted on paper. it gone? have been saying "go" at an ap- Ain't no foghorn palling frequency. Tom Movius Sport Staff If you want something to get in the Tech put it in the box in Editors George Patraw, lower Throop, give it to someone connected with the paper or decided that this was an exam­ Don Turcotte, John Wall The Ricketts boys took full pIe worth emulating, and did so. Feature Writers AI Nicholson, bring it down to the Tech office any Monday evening before advantage of the near-full moon Which once again goes to prove Bill Kelley 8:00 p.m. I. H. Sports Benji Rosen last Saturday night by organiz- -come to think of it, it doesn't Photographers Don Emerson, Byron Johnson ing .a. little moonlight sailing ex- prove a thing! Copy Chief Byron Johnson ~ 1>.' peditlOn. Two by two, the boys Engineers are essential Writers Ralph Kehle, t AI Haire, Gil Beebower ~ eere, 'Qry S repfJ~ ••• and their dates slipped silently The dastardly digit of the draft H~rbor. BUSINESS STAFF out of Los Angeles Out board has once again descended .Business Manager Chuck Benjamin On February 16, the Consolidated Charities Drive for 1953 on the water that .mght we.re threateningly upon Ricketts. Un­ Business Asssitant . Phil Bates will begin. As you know, there is just one drive each year IBates, Walker, Ingll.s, RocchlO" less the squirming ability of Circulation Manager George Johnston on campus (excluding, of course, the Y Drive, which benefits Kn~P?, and Blackente Morgue Messrs. Lewis and Martter is of us solely). We have the good fortune of not being solicited by Ogilvie. a higher calibre, they may join one cause after another, so that we should be able to give The peasants are revolting those Ricketeers already on the very good support to this one drive. The groups which will But this sort of mush wasn't Happy Hunting Grounds. receive help this year are the U.S. Heart Association and the for Bill Gardner. Instead, he Into the sky by Stanley Grotch World Student Service Fund. Let's make this a record year took his date to a benefit held It is interesting to note that Last Thursday and Friday for the Charities Drive. Ifor giving financial aid to the the local master bus drivers eveninas Los Angeles music The annual ICC dance to be held February 21 this year IDisabled Russian Veterans (Out- and strategians society (AFRO- lovers ~ere treated to a rare ex­ will feature the music of Freddy Martin. The location of the side of Russia). If the FBI comes TC to you) have at last found I hibition of piano artistry. The dance is the Ontario Armory. Tickets will be on sale at the snooping around, we'll k now a solution to the ,smog problem occasion was the appearance of book store. why. -complete annihilation of L.A. Mr. Rudolph Serkin. George Johnston, They are disgusting Word is going 'round the Dab- The "Tragic" Overture and :======:;-;-.~~;::..~.. ::",~.. ::",~.. ::",~.. ::",~.. ::",~",::..:",:..:",:..:",:":"':":"':":''':::'''''m Hello, girls at Scripps! We ney ready rooms that plans for Symphony No.3 of Brahms con- - hear this column has a modest pl~ted.a bombing raidk~oware almost com- stituted the pre _intermission Caltech :_= !laym()nd Florist circulation behind the Great We very well that program both evenings. On White Wall. Just a small ad- With such highly secret :veap- Thursday Mr. Serkin was solo­ §A LARGE SELECTION monition to the female readers: ons as 60-watt a.c. bulbs hidden ist in the Brahms 1st Piano Pharmacy OF TH E don't take anything in here too under the cowling, and the ulti- Concerto while on Friday he PRESCRIPTIONS FINEST FLOWERS seriously! mate in swept-back wings, as perform~d Brahms 2nd Piano Dependable Registered Pharmacists evidenced by the F-84 on dis- Concerto. FOUNTAIN AVAI LABLE "LEAVE IT-" play here today, the mission is Wallenstein conducts BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER 60 E. California Street "WE DO IT." sure to be a success.. ? Alfred Wallenstein, who con- - Pasadena - 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Contour mappIng. ducted the orchestra, did what 882 East California Street Sat. 8 am. to 6:30 p.m. AL (G ) S a busy SY. 2-5289 .. us oux w s I i'der an admirable J'ob in SYcamore 2-2101 SY 2 5293 LAKE AVE WASH OUT . I b F'd tt' cons Pasadena 1, California •- 563 S. LAKE AVE. - as a lltt e ee n ay pu mg the execution of his duties. Flowers By Wire Anywhere (at Califomia) stakes behind trees and under Th has always been much r:I SYcamore 2-0687 Pasadena 1 (C t' d P 4) ere '======~""~:'''::''':''::''':''::''':''::''':''::''':''::''':''::''':''::''':''::"':"::"'::"::"'::":"'::"~lIml on IDue on age talk of the abilities of Mr. Wal- FOR ARROW UNIVERSITY STYLES -----__, lenstein in the local papers. There are many music critics CoUegians Head-Over-Heels who "have been after his scalp" since his arrival in L.A. It is About Comfortable Arrow Shorts If it's comfort you want, certainly obvious that he is not a conductor of the stature of a Walter or a Toscanini, but how ask us for Arrow Shorts many are? Although I was not able to attend the Thursday evening concert, I am familiar with Ser­ kin's interpretation of Brahms' 1st Piano Concerto through his fine recording. This record is a real "must" for the record li­ brary of any piano enthusiast. Musical experience I had never seen Serkin pre­ vious to last week's concert. To see him is an experience well worth the time, money, and ef­ fort. He is of medium height, with thinning gray hair, and enormous spectacles. The s e glasses would make a fine re­ ',,:<"many styles! placement for a faiN1ized tele­ many patterns! scope. Serkin walks like a jack many colors! (Continued on Page 4)

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Tt-1~ JlPAC~ 1j~~V~~ By Bernie Schweitzer and I Tom Taussig By WALT LEE --- Again we look behind Science Fiction Plus doors of the Non-Academic Per­ Hugo Gernsback, "the father f sonnel Office, and this time we of science fiction" and founder M ." find Rosemary Stroy. Rosemary of Amazing Stories (1926) and Ros is the office receptionist, and an Science Wonder Stories (1929), assistant to the employment su­ will return to the SF field this ·pervisor. Wednesday, February 11, when f~., Born in Los Angeles, Rose­ his new magazine, Science Fic­ fary went to UCLA, from which tion Plus, goes on sale. . Frank \ 'r she "just about" graduated, in R. Paul will be the Art Director. 1951. The "just about" is the SF Plus will have a five color plate cover, 70,000 words, 60 reason why Rosemary spends so SeNlO much of her time translating photos and illustrations, eleven " Latin. Seems she took one re­ pages in color, and stories by quired course too few, so now well known writers-many who she's stuck with it. She expects haven't written for a long time. of Moviedom's most impressive­ to get her official diploma, as Price is 35 cents per copy. ly beautiful color productions. The story policy emphasizes a sociology major, sometime Th.ough she hasn't gotten very Operatic Ballet this year. that the sciene must be sound far in the direction of Australia, Jacques Offenbach's opera is Rosemary's outside interests and credible: Wanted is the Tales of Hoffman Rosemary does spend a lot of divided into a prologue, three are quite unusual. Her big am­ sound science and "sense of It must be admitted that the time outdoors. Last summer, she tales of Hoffman's folly in love, bition is to go to Australia or wonder" typical of old-style SF, State presents a varied selection caught a 19%inch, 2-lb. trout. and an epilogue. In my opinion South Africa. This stems from combined with the more adroit of films. The pair to be shown This summer, Rosemary plans the best comes first. The TALE her sociological interest in prim­ writing sometimes seen in the for the next two weeks run the to go prospecting for titanium, OF OLYMPIA is a story of a itive tribes. One reason, says better modern magazines. I range from the sublime to the in Death Valley. Good luck, lifesize robot of great beauty and Rosemary, why she likes work- Astounding Science Fiction ridiculous. Rosemary, it'll be a good trick dancing ability. Moira Shearer ing at Tech. . if you can do it. The word "Astounding" of i Mag1llificent Staging ASF's cover is going to start I In "The Tales of Hoffman" does a fine interpretation of the "growing." This will take place Powell and Pressburger have mechanical dancer. Most operat­ ic (and dullest) episode is the . For Sale month by month until it is as. done it again. Their latest pro­ • An Invitation .• large as the wording "Science' duction is an experiment in third, set on a Greek island, but To Try My New Package Patents and' Experimental Model Fiction." The reason for the form, voice, color and setting for it redeems itself in a Dali-like of 25 Varieties of the for the New change is that with so many its own sake. The blend is mag­ climax that leads into the epi­ FINEST CHOCOLATES logue. Only $1 XF 84.5 THUNDERSPRAY SF magazines on the stands I nificent and unique entertain- these days, a magazine needs to iment. From the first scene with -Ron Cochran NESTOR'S FINER CANDIES WINGLESS JET FIGHTER 569 South Lake be distinctive and different to its turning weather cocks and I -======:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=; Complete With Interior catch the reader's eyes; so hence i slashing chords to the final mo- II Fluorescent Lights the larger size of "Astounding." Iment when the baton is laid to gamous for dpaghelli, (Continued from Page 4) rest, one is absorbed in this, one SPECIAL: Has the Damnedest ,fP;,zza and cfRaviola "Smitty's" You've Eve,r Heard ~"~'~~livAk:HJ~:~''''B::_i F.O.B. 648 N. Allen Ave. YOUR ~8LUGE SHOP See Pfc. Arthur C. little -DRESS WEAR- ORCHIDS $1.50 AND UP PROVEN IN ACTUAL FLIGHT -SPORTSWEAR -CASUAL CLOTHES We Deliver Anywhere in Pasadena § ~=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::::~ Corsages Our Specialty RAARUP'S N. E. Corner Colorado and Hill 526 E. Open Home of the Colorado Fri. & Mon. California Burge'r RALPH H. YACK, Mgr. at Nights Good Chili For Reservation PbolMl SY. 3-1340 SY. 2-9120 Oakland \ Till 9:30 2%54 last Color.. 5 p.III.-Cl.OND MOHDAY-4 _. ElIIIIII IIIII UIIIIl , [iI· On California just east of Lake "Men's Distinctive Fashions" @my:IJme wilI18l1...

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CAMPUS BREWINS MUSICAL SHORTS conclusion of the first t h r e e movements he was greeted with Basketball dope (Continned from Page 2) (Continued from Page 2) rousing applause, only to be ex­ rabbit, and, when he plays, his Since all league teams are at Team Statistics bushes for his CE1a class. His ceeded at the fin~:tle by a truly actions can only be' attrihl,lted the half-way point in their '53 PF Avg. PAvg only complaint came from sur­ tumultuous ovation. A concert FG% FT% campaigns, we wish to publish Anson .._.._.. 38.5 71.0 veyors extraordinaire Gratch, to those of a puppet. by Serkih is an experience not 3.0 16.8 At tImes his arms hang limp­ a few team and league statistics. Tyler . 27.9 88.9 1.5 8.0 Kaiser, and Lagerquist, who soon to be forgotten. maintained that the lack of ly at his side while the remain­ Note that all free-throw averages Chambers 27.8 41.3 2.5 8.0 Saturday the Metropolitan Op­ trees on their plot permitted an der of his body appears to be are based on a single attempt in Britt .. _. __ .. __ . 25.9 76.9 4.0 6.0 era presentation will be Mozart's in a viscous state. When he a one-and-one situation. All aver­ Shanks __ . 38.5 75.0 1.5 3.2 unrestricted view of the many "Cosi Fan Tutte:' equestriennes who roam the la.nds on a heavy chord his ages are computed on a four­ Madsen . 22.2 58.3 1.8 2.8 wilderness behind Devil's Gate body seems to be catapulted off The cast includes Eleanor Ste­ game basis. Moody ._.. . 50.0 50.0 0.5 1.2 It his stool. His head and arms ber, Roberta Peters, Blanche Smith .. _._ .... 33.3 100.0 0.2 1.2 Dam. seems the boys were League Standings not above removing their instrll­ weave the most intricate curves. Thebom, and Richard Tucker. Stevens . .. 25.0 100.0 1.5 1.0 At times he even approaches the Sunday (KNX, 11:30 am), My­ Team Won Lost PF PA VanHoven 50.0 00.0 0.0 0.5 ment (transit) from itsmun­ Whittier ._._ _.. __ . 4 0 236 191 Gee " "- __ ' 00.0 showmanship of Rubinstein! ra Hess will be piano soloist Caltech ".,__ ." ..,._.,,_., 2 2 200 212 50.0 0.0 0.2 dane job of· measuring angles to Oxy _...._. __ ._. __ . ._ .. __ .. 2 2 250 232 Continned on Page 6) His perfor man c e of the with the New York Philharmon­ Redlands _~ . .. _._ 2 2 233 .233 Brahms 2nd Concert was re­ ic Orchestra conducted by Efrem Pomona ...._...... 0 4 225 276 Team ._ .. __ .... 32.7 61.7 17.3 50.0 markable. As Brahms himself Kurtz. The program includes CALIFORNIA PHARMACY once remarked, it is not "a piece Rossini's "Semiramide" Over­ THE SPACE BEAVER Review of the 1952 SF Mags for little girls." This Mr. Serkin ture, Vivaldi's Concerto Grosso (Continued from Page 3) Atstounding Science Fiction THE REXALL STORE admirably proved. Brahms' daz­ in D Minor, Roussel's "Bacchus Years ago, Mr. Campbell had (12 issues) #1 big improvement Prescriptions - Drugs - Fountain zling octaves and arpeggio ca­ et Ariane Suite," and Beetho­ hopes of eventually changing the over 1951. All stories of h i g h California, at Lake SYcamore 2-6222 denz'as certainly brought out his vens' "Emperor" Concerto. name of ASF to just pia i n level. Of special merit: R. F. superlative technique. At the "Science Fiction" and started on Jones' "Noise Level," and Rus­ the way with the reduction of sell's "Fast Falls the Eventide." -._------_._------.--..------_.._.. ------_.~ the word "Astounding," but for WE GIVE S 6' H GREEN STAMPS The Magazine of Fantasy and the reason above this plan had Science Fiction (8 issues) #2 CORSAGES to be abandoned. (rates first in writing quality In the April issue Hal Clem­ Inspirational! alone) "Born of Man and Wom­ YOUR DATE WILL LOVE An Impressive Spectacle! ents' new four-part 85,OOO-word an" hasn't bee n topped, but liTHE MIRACLE serial begins. at Reasonable Prices there has been an overall im­ OF FATIMA" provement. Large proportion of IN WARNERCOLOR PASADENA BOWLING short stories. Plus the Deliciously Daffy COURTS CALIFORNIA FLORISTS liMY MAN GODFREY" Galaxy Science Fiction (12 is­ 26 East California Street SYcamore 6-2693 William Powell Pool and Billiard .Tables sues) #3 no improvement. "De­ Carole Lombard 970 East Colorado molished Man" outstanding. Ed­ In the Middle of the Block Headquarters of Cal tech Bowlers , Op.en 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. SY. 3-1341 iting none too good. Fairly high Open Until 8 - Friday and Saturday Til 9 :, Special Student Rate before /) P.M. level of stories-especially nov­ •...... _----_ - _-----_ __ _- __.__ __ ----_ . els. Fantastic (3 issues) #4 Best make-up of any magazine. Story quality is not what it could be­ of N poleon probably due to the abominable In "i,,!ures • .a his veSt: -. editing. Even a sale of a million •'is hand tS 1M I. "k" ~trlke; , t-t L' for a"'U :>. beSt. copies a month, and a Mickey L' ~rand tS • \-I's reaG£llng . iGh Spillane in every issue without e \-Ie knoWS \IIm s .any other change will make it a Barbara ,·"cAfoo.. financial success but still poor in U.C.L.A• quality. Let us hope there is ~ sudden improvement to match the make-up. Galaxy Novels #5 reprints of novels. Best yarn was Temple's "Four Sided Triangle." Skip S. Fowler Wright's stories. Startling & ThrillingWouder Stories #'s6 and 7. The aver­ age is not very high for these magazines. Best was Farmer's "The Lovers." Prints some space opera. and LU CKI ES If (5 issues) #8. This maga­ zine has promise. Worth look­ TASTE BETTER! ing over. Other Worlds (9 issues) #9. Palmer is trying. Cleane~ ~re8her, Smoother! Future Science Fiction (6 is­ sues) #10 good in a second-class Ask yourself this question: Why do I smoke? manenr. Read Jones's "'Dooms­ day's Color Press." . You know, yourself, you smoke for enjoyment. Space Science Fiction and And you get enjoyment only from the taste of a Science Fiction Adventures #'s cigarette. -- 11 & 12 slightly above average. Luckies taste better-cleaner, fresher, smoother! Space'Stories #13 space opera. Why? Luckies are made better to taste better. And, Fair: Imagination, Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Sci e n c e what's more, Luckies are made of fine tobacco. Fiction Quarterly, D y n ami c L.S./M.F.T.-Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. Science Fiction, Fantastic Story So, for the thing you want most in a cigarette •.• Magazine, Two Com pie t e for better taste-for the cleaner, fresher, smoother Science.Adventure Books. taste of Lucky Strike .•• Weird Tales should have been discontinued years ago. Only good stories are those reprinted from 1930 or so when Weird was 'Be Happy-GO LUCKYI on top as a fantasy mag. Not worth the paper: \Vonder ~ debonair Story Annual (reprinted "Death A ~-owsodel sleek. aMwhat she Iikes­~aS~e, of Iron," which is still unreada­ well Jus\:'h ,.fresher ble) , Amazing Stories, Fantastic I'Sl smoot er 'ke ' for deaner, LUG"Y Strt S• Adventures, Fantastic Science She chooses nobloch, Jr. Fiction. (Worse than most comic John J. ~ f Pittsburgh books). These magazines have UniversIty 0 set a new low. The shortage of good writers and good editors is evident! COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFER LUCKIES mUIIIII.IIIIIIII." ••-II.I.I II••••••I.III••••••••II.Jlllllm IN NATION·WIDE SURVEY! ~ The Complete Automotive Service ~ Nation-wide survey based on actual student in­ ~ terviews in 80 leading colleges reveals more PINK WORTMAN smokers prefer Luckies than any other cigarette ~ & SON by a wide margin. No.1 reason-Luckies' better ~ AUTOMOTIVE taste. Survey also shows Lucky Strike gained ~ SERVICE far more smokers in these colleges than the na­ ~ PARTS DEPARTMENT tion's two other principal brands combined. ~ OPEN WEEKDAYS ~ 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. ~ SUNDAYS-8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ~ 2717 E. Colorado SY. 6-1990 PRODUCT OF cflI:,~c7'~AMERICA'S LEADING MANUFACTURER 01' CIGARETTE. ~ PASADENA 1D, HH III II••" ..II..II '.m...... Thursday, February 5, 1953 _ CAL I FOR N I ATE CH Page Five Smooth Dollhondling begts Oxy Chambers, Madsen spark linal drive \ Tips--N-Tails win puts Tech in tie lor second by Ed Bryan by George Patraw With the current snow short­ Playing the kind of ball they I age the Ski Club officials are be­ are capable of, the Tech casa­ ginning to wonder if we will really be able to have the Lily bamen defeated Oxy at PCC last Trophy race Feb. 15 as has been Saturday. The game, one of the scheduled. At any rate plans most exciting seen around here will go ahead and sacrifices will for quit a while, was close all be made to the great Ski God. the way, Tech finally pulling Each house and Throop Club should enter a team of four men. ahead to win 51-45. The victory Competition will be held at Snow gave the Shymen a 2-2 league Valley and will be a Giant Sla­ record and tied them for second. lom. Real game Whittier next According to the rules of the The game started very quickly Lily Trophy two meets are to with both teams hitting for three be held and the winner of the fast points. The lead seesawed Tech seeks revenge trophy decided by the combined back and forth with no team get­ Madsen puts Tech ahead in 4th. results. This will be done again ting more than a two point lead. Those surprising cagers, the given snow. The quarter ended with the score Shymen, invade the den of the 14-13 in favor of the Orange and league-leading Whittier Poets White. Tech held this slim lead Over the wall Friday night. A win for the Widest Selection for most of the second quarter Poets would virtually cinch the CLASSICAL and held a two point margin un­ By John Wall championship whereas a victory til Golden of Oxy sunk a long "Oh, if I had a daughter. .. for Tech would give them undis­ RECORDS one just as the half ended. The (pardon me, I'm still celebrat- puted 2nd place. The Poets are halftime score was 24-24. ing). "Beat Oxy" can now be ten point favorites in spite of ITALIAN INN Stan succeeds changed to "Oxy Beaten," for the CT Oxy win last week. 2055 East Colorado Pasadena P BtI1IUf AND for the first time in my memory (4 blocks East of Allen) SY. 2·0657 Going into the third period ck a Tech team has beaten an Oxy Sh d StOryh Abab B h THE BEST OF ITALIAN FOODS UIlll44~ both teams were cold. Finally . rew coac u rey on am MODERATELY PRICED team (except for the tenms team h b h.d f th T h the scoring got going with Oxy last a) . as y now ear a e ec Daily 4:30 to 2. Sun. 1 p.m.-2a.m. In ALHAMBRA \ IN PASADENA 140 West Main 927 E. Colorado leading the way. The third quar­ ye r. . \double post and will undoubted- Home of the Popular Minestrone AT 1-1511 SY 6-2628 ter score was 39-37 Oxy. Madsen For the VIctory the basketball ly have a terrific defense lined "Don't Miss Dino's Pi:z::r:a" hit for three quick points and team deserves the compliments up. Also "Wild Bill" Story will 1 _ Open Friday till Nine at the five minute mark the score of the whole sc~ool, but I think play his first game for the Poets ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;:::::::::=~--::~~--:--~-:-:-:-:-~-::::==~ stood 40-39. Tech got control of our congratulatIOns ;ire doubly since last year. Story only man the ball and started to stall! Oxy dU~ for their beautiful playing. to successfully gua~d Anson FELLAS!! pulled out their defense and Ty­ I ve seen a, lot of basketball since high school days, will prob­ . ~'!'Q_' .... BYE'S GYM games, but I ve seen few that ably start at center along with •I ler sneaked in for a goal. An /- Oxy man was fouled just as the were as much a pleasure to watch Gil Turner in a double post of can offer you these amazing results three minute rule came into ef­ as last Saturday's victory. It their own. Also menacing Tech ~ in bodybuilding: fect and he put the score at 45-42. would be ,out of place to compli- will be Johncox and Hartman, ment anyone Beaver for his fine both all-league material. 10-15 lb. GAIN LOSE 10-15 Ibs. Then Chambers put ice on the Present a 3" game, for the whole team played Ho es gain in chest 3" hips lost in game with an underhand driving Student Body waist 3" great ball, as a team. p . Card and shoulders 3" body weight field goal and later scored an­ 'd Coach Shy however WIll have body weight arm 1" thighs 1%" F or the record however I .. receive a other with a couple of seconds ..' 'a few trIcks up hIS sleeve.' A cut rate. Guaranteed results .II' 60 days to go to put Tech over the fifty lIke to pm medals on the chests new defense is in the offing along point mark. of s~me of the p~ayers: Anson with some new offense plays. Open 6 days a week afternoons and evenings hl~ 3 Blocks East of PCC Team win for usual shootmg, ?hambers The boys will be "up" for this for hIS fine. finger tIp work, (Continued on Page 6) 1774 E. Colorado st., phone SY 3-3201 The victory was a team vic­ smoothballhan~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~_~_~~~~~"~~~~_~_~_~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tory. Everyone played a great ling,ShanksforhlliTyler for his ball hawking, • __ game especially on defense. Oxy, Britt for his aggressive defense, who defeated Redlands was pre­ and Madsen for his cool stall Aflention June Graduates season favorite along with Whit­ work. Words of praise must of tier. Oxy probably has the best course go to the subs: Smith and player in the league, Baxter Gol­ Stevens, and of course to Coach GOODYEAR AIRCRAFT CORPORATION den, and one of the best offenses. Shy for finding the winning com­ Golden, by the way, hit for 15 bination. points to tie with Anson for high *** INTERVIEWING FEBRUARY 25, 1953- point honors. Words of credit must also go Everyone SCOI'es to the frosh team. They didn't Bill Chambers was terrific on win, but their fine rebound work Representatives of Goodyear Aircraft Corporation, Akron, Ohio, will be on defense and provided the last­ under the basket by Conley and minute spark on offense. He company is deserving of special your campus to interview seniors and graduate students in the following scored 12, 9. coming in the last notice for this hints of strong technical study: half. Anson hit 11 in the first Tech teams in the future. quarter and concentrated on de­ * *' * fense in the other three. Mad­ And since we are in a compli­ son was great while in there, es­ mentary mood, we must give the • MECHANiCAL • AERONAUTICAL • ELECTRICAL pecially in ballhandling during (Continued on Page 6) the stall. Tyler continued his • INDUSTRIAL • METALLURGICAL • CIVIL backboard mastery by snagging vided for a last minute come­ • ELECTRONICS • ENGI NEERI NG • MATHEMATICS many rebounds during the hectic back that fell short. Parker was last quarter. Brittw was the only off and had 4 fouls very early, • PHYSICS one not up to his usual game. Conally is still to score effective­ He collected four fouls, but hit ly in league play. Off the record, an important goal at the last. the frosh were beaten by the For opportunities in: Frosh dim varsity last wee,k 100-65. The only dim spot on the Design-Complete lighter and heavier-than' ects having both military and non mili­ sports scene was the loss of the tary applications. frosh to Oxy frosh in the pre­ aircraft and components, airframes, power lims. The frosh were way off LAKE plant installations; controls; hydraulics; Plant Engineering-Light heat power ap­ their usual form with only two electronic systems; fuel cells, canopies, plication including machine design. men looking good. Koontz was wheel and brakes, etc. Production Engineering-All phases metal high with sixteen and Shedd pro- FLORISTS Development-Missile, airship, jet aircraft fabrication manufacture. and helicopter projects; electrical and Stress and Weight Analysis. 104 SOUTH LAKE AVENUE- LANE JEWELERS electronic systems, servomechanisms, Tool Planning including Tools, Dies, Jigs, JEWELRY and GIFTS fiber resin laminates and many other proj- and fixtures. FOR THE BEST IN All Watch Repair Checked and Timed on CORSAGES Apply NOW for interviews at your Placement Office An Electric Timing Machine Call SYca~ore 3-6803 GOODYEAR AIRCRAFT CORPORATION 885 EAST COLORADO ST. SY. 3-1853 AKRON 15, OHIO Formerly Binley's Open Evenings ~======;;;11~1""iUII'III"".'I'I'II"I"'II'.'''III'UII'II'II'I.1111.111118, ------1------_ Page Six CA L I F 0 It N I ATE C H _ Thursday, February 5, 1953

OVER THE WALL FRIDAY LECTURES CAMPUS BREWINS the man who tried without suc-' ROOT MEAN SQUARE (Continued from Page 5) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 6) cess; but, the story isn't finished (Continued from Page 1) ., here, read on. biggest hand to Tiger Bax Gol­ his well known "Liquid Air" lec­ the perusal of passing pulchri­ Steffer had stained his record they left), and the seniors are den. His ball handling was some ture and demonstration on Feb­ tude. Consequently they didn't on a blonde lovely from West­ worried about graduating. 'Of the finest I've ever seen, He ruary 20. This is one of the finish measuring angles (too ridge (we have seen her, so we should be a unanimous all-con­ highlights of the series every Remarks busy measuring curves) until don't hold it against him. We ference and deserves considera­ year, and the fact that it is in­ 5:30. One senior significantly re­ wonder if she does.) Well, this tion for coast honors. cluded again on the program is Fleming received a wedding marked that if he had gone to significant of the way it has looks like a happy couple, when invite from ex-house lover John another school he might have re­ been received in the past. For SUddenly lust rears its head and WHITTIER NEXT Forgy. If you happen to be near Al Nichols pops into the pic­ ceived better grades and thus be people who have never seen Pro­ Ebenezer, New York, Feb. 14, be (Continued from Page 5) fessor Watson do, his "magic ture to make it a triangle. more certain of getting into grad­ sure to drop in to h ear his The upshot of the whole thing one and anxious to avenge four tricks" with frozen material the famous last words. We also hear uate school. evening should be a real treat. is that' Monday night Ogilvie, drubbings in the last couple of by the grapevine that Don Han­ Stefanides, Hastrup, Langdon, years. Whittier has been a jinx Chemistry den has asked the fatal ques­ and even big John Gee, from just awarded Morge the trophy which Tech would like to over­ The last lecture scheduled for tion, but with no date set as the other side of the campus, for an unsuccessful attempt. He ~me. The game starts at 8:15 this term will be given by Dr. yet. grace Blacker by bringing a very. bounded to his feet in the mid­ with the frosh as a preliminary. Dan Pi forepehtfi-oHcmfwycm lovely bevy of femmes to din- dIe of the meal and, without Pieces of eight Also on tap is a game with Long Dan Piper of the Humanities De­ ner before escorting them to the even so much as giving his high­ Beach State on Saturday there at partment on the history of Ex­ Rod Supple got through Jan­ theater to see "Oklahoma." Al sign of blessing, demanded the 8:00 pm. perimental Chemistry in Amer­ uary without breaking his vow Nichols told Stef that he would immediate return of the Scripps ica. It is unusual that a man of celibacy, although his faith just love to wait on their table trophy. He would have gone on in "Women are evil" was sore­ HOT PLANS in the Humanities Department that night. Steffer said that that to a long discourse except that would give a lecture of this sort; ly tried Friday by serpent Klie­ would be fine, that Al could take it looked as if the blood were (Continued from Page 1) however, Dr. Piper received his gel. It also seems that George his place. But, for some strange about to run from Morge's ears Assemble in Blacker degree in Chemistry and was a Moore, along with Van Hoven reason when the time came, Al at any moment. . The firesides start about 7:15 research chemist for six years and Bulman, visited Fisher's was waiting a table clear at the To put the final touches on pm with all those interested before turning to English. Saturday and discovered the other end of the dining room, this we quot~ Stain ... (What meeting in Blacker lounge. Any­ The material for this lecture cashier both pecunious and while Parker and Lindfors put we almost sald!) Steffer f~: tl:e one who wishes to may go, but grew out of a study made by Dr. pulchritudinous. Now each of on a show of service elegant for statement of the week, Let s he must sign up on one of the Piper of early American labora­ the three claims the other two face it, women are the greatest!!" h lists posted in the student houses tory science, and the conflicts are in love. Must be something t e men at the head table and I _ and Throop Club. that the experimental method if Purity George noticed. their guests. Needless to say, the SAFE ran into in our universities. Dr. Stefanides - Nichols war wen t Schedule Goodies for all AND Mr. Carlton Solloway, Feh 6, Piper will be able to give you a from hot to cold in one hell of 7:15 pm. broader understanding of the de­ Activities in Blacker this LV SAVE a hurry. Not only that, but at Dr. Linus Pauling, Feb. 21, velopment and growth of mod­ week were highlighted by the For reservations or courte­ last Blacker got a look at Mor­ 1:00 pm. ern chemical science and how Pope's presentation of the vari­ ous information on all low Dr. Richard Jahns, Feb. 27, that growth took place in Amer­ ous trophies for purity achieve­ gan's queen of the theater. We price airlines call your local 7:15 pm. ica. ment. Dick Smith received the are beginning to think that it agent. Alley Achievement Trophy for was worth the effort; what did the greatest change in purity CONSOLIDATED you say her phone number was, THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW score. We don't h a veto say TICKET AGENCY w h i c h way it went. For the Morge? This was too much for 16 SO. RAYMOND, PASADENA Ogre's previously mentioned at­ the Blacker Pope, Necrophillius PH~~~~~:VICE tempts to work himself into the II, who, as mentioned above, had' ISY 6-02881 good graces of the local theatri­ cal contingent, he was awarded the Scripps trophy. This goes to For Inen I s ~to-te SPECIAL STUDENT RATES TERRIFIC BURGERS Place Your Order for a Corsage Early 459 E. Colorado, Pasadena HOT PASTRAMI SANDWICHES HOT FRESH APPLE PIE at BAKED HERE . COTTAGE JONKER'S FLORISTS COFFEE SHOP Second Building South of California on Lake Lake and Californ·ia Only a Few BlOCks from Tech SY. 3-7167 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATE ENGINEERS WITH GOODYEAR

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