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BY CLEANING OUT OUR DESKS, WE FOUND ENOUGH COpy TO PUT OUT ONE MORE ISSUE OF TheCaliforniaTech IN MEMORY OF MILDER

Volume LX. Pasadena, California, Thursday, June 4, 1959 Number 31 Financing An Education 3~4; Grants, Tuition Degrees Ready For Plans Examined Zuckerman Giving Address l"our different methods of pay­ case on an individual basis. Some Three hundred and fifty-four ing next year's $1275 tuition Techmen presently on one-year degrees will be conferred at the bill are available to Caltech un­ scholarships may find their sti­ G5th annual Caltech commence­ dergrads. The first of these _ pends cut if too many students ment ceremonies. to be held Fri­ paying cash - needs little expla­ apply next fall. day, June 12. nation. In order to provide a clearer 'picture of what the other Qualified applicants for one­ Sir Solly Zuckerman, Profes­ three - scholarships, deferred year scholarships should also ob­ sor of Anatomy at the Univer­ tuition and loans - involve, the tain the PCS form from the ad­ sity of Birmingham and a fa­ California Tech talked to the missions office during the next mous English scientist, will de­ week and return it by Septem­ men in charge of each of the liver the commencement address. ber 15. programs. The breakdown of degrees is All students applying for as follo,,-s: tG PhD degrees and • Deferred Tuition ,..:cholarship assistance are ex­ 13 Engineering degrees will be Two new deferred payment pected to earn and apply to conferred. 145 MS degrees will plans will be available to all their college expenses during the be handed out - 40 in sciencc undergraduates in good stand­ next year the sum of $700. This and 1.05 in engineering, and 150 ing. The plans will be handled amount shOUld be entered on BS degrees will also be awarded; through the California Bank line D, item 31, of the applica­ 83 of the HS degrees are in which will hold the agreement tion, regardless of how much science, the other 67 in engineer­ and collect the payments. money is earned during the ing. The basic plan A provides for summer. the deferrment of full tuition In addition. 12 cadets from the • Loans Caltech ,U~R()TC will receive and the payment of $50 monthly Two kinds of student loans installments for 11 years.. The commissions in the U.,S. Air are also available. payments include 5 per cent Force. interest and $120 worth of in­ With the receipt of another Graduating senior Bob I,ange demonstrates the talents that wilt Sir Solly began his career in surance. S50,000 last week,the Institute's make hilil remcmbcl't'd and admirt'd b~' undel'~l'adi" {O\' yeat's. medicine at Capetown Univer­ Plan A can hc modified to suit fund under the National De­ sity. He is, in addition to be­ students who do not wish to fense Student Loan Program Soy An ing a professor. Deputy Chair­ defer full tuition, or who have now totals $70,000. This money man of the Advisory Council on less than four years left at Cal­ will be distributed by the fac­ Scientific Policy; Chairman of tech. The monthly payments. ulty student aid committee, head­ Lange Hits Big Time; the .:.Jatural Resources (Techni­ under the modified plan A, re­ ed by Dr. Roger Stanton. The cal) Committee, and is on the main $50. amount of the loans will vary B.B.C. General Advisory Council. with individuals, but in all cases Under plan B, the student Talces Clean Svveep He is also Honorary Secretary payments will not begin until pays the Institute $125 each Robert V. Lange, of Phoenix, all his friends affectionately call of the Zoological Society, a job one year after graduation. Three term and pays only interest on which has involved him in much per cent interest will be charged. Ariz., a Caltech senior majoring him, has not let any of this as­ the other $300. The monthly publicity and the last name list­ ~o more than $5000 can be bor­ in physics, was chosen yester- tounding success change him one interest payments vary from ed alphabeticallY in "Who's rowed by any individual and a • $3.91 the first quarter to $46.88 day over 34 finalists at the South- bit. He is still the same old '\Tho." during the last quarter of the maximum of 10 years is allowed ern California Tongue Open to modest, uncoordinated spastic, for repayment. senior year. Six months after compete in the U.S. champion­ roaming the campus in search of graduation the reg u 1a I' $50 Applicants for the government ships held every year in Ban­ good clean American fun. When Falling Rock monthly payments are hegun loans must be in high academic gor, Maine. The three distin­ and continue for eight years. :,;;tanding, must need the money asked, after yesterday's marvel­ guished judges were unanimous This plan also includes the same for tuition, books, board and ous exhibition, for comment, he To kes Physics in their choice of Lange. Many insurance policy as plan A. room, and must sign a loyalty simply said: "All I canh shay ish tongue fanciers at the match Individual problems. such as oath., Interested students should clat I owe all myh shanksh to Grad's Life contact Stanton after obtaining felt there was no contest at all. grad school, can be worked out NIishush :F'ranshionella and to de Daniel Guinier. Caltech phys­ with the business office. an application from the student Lange was discovered, strange­ wunneful Caltech P.E. program ics grad student, lost his life last Applications are available in acconnts office. ly enough, by it Mrs. Alicia week end while on a mountain­ for whut I am today. Shanksh." the student accounts office. OYer $100,000 is also available Fraccionella, who was vacation­ climbing expedition up 700-foot in Institute loan funds, This ing at an obscure dude ranch • Scholarships Taliquity Rock near Idyllwilde. money is used primarily for in Colorado, where Lange was He was struck by a falling rock The Institute provides essen­ short-term loans of an emer­ working in personnel, after her Voat, Owens, dislodged by another climber's tially two different kinds of Wax, gency nature. recent divorce. Mrs. Fraccionel­ rope. scholarships. The four -year la recognized Lange's talent al­ Banta Win Prizes A special memorial service for grants are made· primarily with most immediately, and brought Guinier will be held this evening funds from outside sources. Ac­ him to a local Tongue Chapter $125 first prize of the Don Bax- cording to Dean Jones. many of Frosh Choose at 5 i.l1 Ddbney Lounge. weekly picnic. From there he tel' Prizes in chemistry,• this these will be increased next Guinier was a French ex­ soared to the county champion­ year. Second place and $75 went year; none will be cut unless ships without even the full ex­ change student. He received his to David Owens. unusual circumstances are in­ More Science tension which he was able to Bachelor degree from the Uni­ volved. In any case, any four­ N ext year's sophomore class master only through long, hard The prizes are awarded every versity of Paris, where his fa­ year holder who wishes to have will have more physicists and practice. ther is a professor of physics. his stipend increased should mathematicians and fewer en­ year for the best original under­ obtain a Parent's Confidential gineers according to first term Denver came next, and then graduate research done. Voet's Statement form from the admis­ pre-registration figures relea~:,>d the joyful summer vacation was paper was entitled, "The De­ GrantsAssure sions office before leaving for yesterday. over and Lange had to return termination of Density Distribu­ summer vacation and return it Only 25 percent of the new to his cloud chamber and the tions and Density Gradients in by September 15. sophs will start in engineering. inactive fall and winter season. Binary Solutions at Equilibrium Four Houses In addition the Institute pro­ The juniors will be 29 perc({nt Last month he returned to ac­ in the Centrifuge." Construction will definitely be­ engineers and 37 percent of the vides, mostly out of it" own tion. winning the California Bob Wax won the Mary D. gin some time this summer on funds, a number of one-year seniors will have that short walk State finals. Experts predict he at least one of the three new to classes. Earle MacKinney Prize in Eng­ scholarships. These are award­ has an excellent chance to win lishs for his essay on "The Rich Caltech undergraduate Student A complete breakdown of the ed on a yearly basis to under­ at Bangor and go on to the Man in Society." Dave Benson Houses the California T e c h figures shows: grads who (l) have financial Olympics next year in Rome. was second. The purpose of the learned Tuesday. need. (2) ,1\'e carrying at least Seniors: EE, 32; ME, 9; AE, By actu

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