Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1946 — Page 4

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J TECH HIGH CLUBS

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Junior Red Cross Ball To Be Held Thursday.

Technical high school clubs are off to a flying start with new officers and in some cases, new

Miss Suzanne Milner is new spon- |

¥" By PAUL F. ELLIS United Press Science Writer ° PRINCETON, N. J, Oct. 14—A group of men with some of the best mathematical minds in the world are pooling their mental resources on a unique, picturesque college campus here to find new discoveries in science, os They are “students” at a college where there is no football team, no examinations, no diplomas, no degrees, Each already holds a ddctor's de-

Dr, Frank Aydelotte, widely known educator. The institute, which erroneously has been described as part of princeton university, is located just outside the limits of this historic

town and atop one of several rolling |

hills dotting its campus.

Such mathematical wizards as

James Waddell Alexander, Albert Einstein, Marston Morse, Wolfgang Paull, Carl L. Siegel, Oswald Veblen, John Von Neumann and Hermann Weyl are professors at the institute.

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which for the most--part are ine formal lectures or discussions. Mr. Morse has returned to his work here after serving with the war department during the war, He "was cited for his ‘original studies in‘ terminal ballfstics, bomb fragmentation, clearance . of smine field and ricochet.” ‘ Specifically, Mr, Morse predicted on the basis of data he compiled the' best height for shells to explode, and his advance calculations

Nation’ s Best Mathematical Minds Meet at Unique College

what makes the planets follow a particular course, A veteran student in theories of equilibrium, he said that it has been

determined that planets follow some orbits, or courses, easier than)

others, There must be a reason, he explains, and this is what he hopes | to determine, He sees great scientific advances as the result of the high speed elec-

tronic computer, a new, refined| model of which is being constructed |

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“3 ) made use of the proximity fuse a|for the injtitute. He said the new, URGEN ACT NOW AS THIS 3Y WILL HOLD ent) sor of the Book club, who's officers gree or is a mature scholar. That 1s| Their “students” come from all| possibility. computer may revolutionize weath-| GOOD UNTIL SATURDAY, OCT. 19 lodge in Jef

‘(Advertisem How To Hold . are Mary Carnine, president; Eve- | the rule for entrance at the insti- | parts of the world. Ideas and the- Now, Mr. Morse is working on a|er forecasting, taking out a lot of | : lyn, Petrovich, ly SecFORASY, and Con- [tute for advanced “study, headed by ories are exchanged during “classes” 'new theory. He wants to determine|the “guess work.” | of Railway

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. : Survivors Service club—Richard Kennedy, presi- = More Firmly in Place dent; Carol Smith, vice president; Bar- ; : Huckleberry bara Qollina, corresponding secretary; Le . A a berry, India: ‘Do your false Bonn, annoy and em-| Paul Kortepeter, recording secretary: : y Ry / *" > by Slipping. ping or wab-| Richard Stantield, treasurer, and Arthur : Q : # BE ht rs essi you ea nh or talk? Just! Reams, sergeant at arms. ‘ : : Ly og Gladys He a little on Latin elub—Doris Townsend and David : a : 3 alkaline (non-acid) Turpin, consuls: Marjorie Ball, scriba tab- iE ; % Angeles, ( teeth more firmly ularia; Ruth Ellen Fark, quaestor; Robert , : 3 ; a : : Li Kramer, 1 1 . No ,. gooey, aedilus curulls; Susan Cox, Q Oh pa ER 4 a ! te or feeling. Snot sour, : Don Reynolds, custos; Evelyn y : i : 5 . sisters, Mrs odor’ ~ fdenture breath). etrovich, musica; Robert Lineback, cur- / 5 A i : today at any drug store, ator archivorum and Edith Bigelow, . a £4 thd 4 A 4 / . ville and M parliamentarius, y Sana CERI EB REA SA Tex. Chemistry club—David Saunders, presi- > i . i yr : “ 1% tad dent; Michael Giarratam, vice presigent) % i 5 bin Beh § ; ¥ 3 Nancy Hoggatt, secretary-treasurer, an bpd # tao i EC i 3 \ Jack Riner, cergeant at Arms, : 5 ee £5 2 WILLIAM Spanish elub—Roland Auble, president; ] ; aml i ; ; : 3 Services | | Florence Olin, vice president; Audrey Gil- [ , ota i i Gy : { i w | Jispie, secretary; Dorothy Luck, yreasurer; . . ’ nd Fat es me £ : retired inte Theodore Hopkins, sergeant at arms - . “ x fon by 4 iis Ln 3 ward Eaton, social chairman; Shirley Tay- 7 n di ’ ‘ ou p ads J Baturday fir jor, and Anita Donk; cahcussement com- od 4 Ce RE : h 7°3 p 9 “ lege ave. Ww mittee, an arolyn Carter, publicity. ; ¥ 3 : : © | XYZ elub—Lucifle Batt, president; Wil- rN Wa ; / : = Wednesday liam Wilkerson, vice president; Shirley 4 gs " _~ : \ neral home. Taylor, secretary: Robert McCord, treas- h » \ . urer; Kenneth Beumant, Betgeati} at arms, he . \ Mr. Collie and Maizie Love, scrapbook editor ’ \ Nature Study elub—Joseph Combs, ; : : 1892. Buria | president; Louls Whuellner, vice presi. 4 - a Es ’ survivors dent; Barbara OGabbert, secretary, an " : Lea Jean McDonald, treasurer, \ i Emma Metz ‘Radio eclub— Willlam Lorber, president: | i g a Harold L., Robert Cunningham, vice president; Ted ' . 3 -—r ee $8 | Yau Sickle, secretary, and Anita Doak, ¢ . Rin, bis i and John } reasurer . » i 3 % : | Home Economies club—Carrie Sizémore, a 50 br 5 aa : x : Indianapolis | president: Gloris Waster, vice President; i \¢ Arna M..Els atricia Kinnian, gecretary oan ran- g : | naman, historian virginia Ginlic¥ay. Sisters, Mrs. 1 ittee chairman; Patricia Keys, \ lis, an into bron. chest and back sur- | musio mmitter chairman; Ella Mae “ ) d Mis chisl tubes with faces like a warm- Faris, membership committee chairman; t ‘blesville, and special soothing ing, comforting Rose Ann Hart, welfare committee chairmedicinal ultice, A bo ogram, comvapors, po man, and Lillian Zambon, prog @ =: MAG Mrs. Ma; Baturday in ave. She h

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ting -stimulating action { Marilyn Hotz, secretary, and Philip Mec~brought to you only by | Dep: treasurer

French club—8andra Lee Gamble, presiVicks VapoRub — works for ent; Philip Patenaude, vice president hours to relieve distress of Normadean Sparks, secretary, and Clyde

colds while the child sleeps. || Co% sergeant al arms 1A Joats | Pay Often by morning most misery 250 Handbooks Sold 2/ Yi : £1 1 ; J She vas 62 5 the ud iB Two hundred fifty green and “ osm x 1 \JICKS white Tech books, handbooks of i ko » 5 Wednesday | VAPORUS J Tech students, have been sold to be in Cheste

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Dance Is Planned | Games, balls, and other toys will be the admission to the Tech Junior Red Cross ball, sponsored by the Service club and the Student Affairs organization at the request of Miss Jeanette Tobey, head of the Junior § " cma oe fe 7 3 - Gil 3 Ye Red Cross at Tech, Thursday, to be » oY ; / ? : RT MOR ; used in the packing of boxes to be bh & com i a 1 Ours sent to children overseas. } E 15 Ea es Highlighting the affair will ve election of Techtown Jane and Joe "to reign over the ball. | Candidates elected by the student You bet it's practical to send ody are Charlotte Bush, Barbara your laundry to CROWN. Ive || Callus Mary Jane Ener Barbers | : . r yder, ihe sal sure way of knowing | Richard Kennedy, Paul Kortepeter, your laundry Is getting the ut- | Henry Meyer, Joseph Smith, Richmost in attention. 'ard Stevenson, and Sam Winegar. General chairman is Barbara Collins, who has announced commitper cubic inch of washing {tee chairmen, They are Dona water, assures you of a cleaner, || Dickinson and David Fenimore, enhealthier wash. Try CROWN'S |! tertainment: Norma Hancock and seliable service. . . . Remember | Arijur Reams, decorations; Carpl CROWN is as near as your ]/ Smith, refreshments; Julanne Best, telephone. | publicity; Barbara Chopsin, posters; { Raymond Lowery and Sharon Showalter, checking, and Paul Korte-

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