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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 28, 1956
IM Finals Held Tonight
Championship vames in all intramural volleyball divisions will be played today in Robinson Gym. In the fraternity A division, Beta Theta Pi plays Delta Tau Delta, Beta advanced to the finals by defeating the Delta Delta with a score of 0-5 while the Delta wins out over a weak Tau Kappa Epsilon team 15-4, 15-10.
Delta Chi will oppose Phi Gamma Delta in the Faternity B Hill championship game. Delta Chi and Phi Gam won the right to compete in the finals by defeating ATO and SAE, respectively.
The fraternity C championship game will be played between the SAE III and Beta I teams; SAE won over the Delta, and the Betas beat the Psi's to reach the finals.
In the independent A championship game, the Set-ups play Liahona. Tuesday's scores are listed below.
Fragrantity A
Bete 15-15-0 Delt 4-15-0
Delta 15-15-0 TAE 4-10
Fraternity B
Phi Gam 12-15-15, SAE 15-5-8;
Delta Chi 15-16, ATO 5-14.
Fraternity C
SAE III 8-15-15, Delt II 15-9-11
Beta I 15-15, Phi Psi I 4-7.
Dodgers Whip Phillies 6-2
The World Champion Brooklyn
Dodgers got four-hit pitching from
20-game winner Don Newcombe
and relief ace Clem Labine to beat
the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 2
Tuesday.
Pitcher Leads A's To Victory
Pitcher Lou Kretlow yielded only two hits in six innings Tuesday to lead the Kansas City Athletics to a 7 to 2 decision over the Detroit Tigers.
Hawk-Talk
Since you can't go home until Friday, you might as well enjoy your enforced week on the Hill and drop into the Union. If at no other time stop in Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in the Music Room at 4. There'll be free coffee and free thoughts each day. Tuesday is the Book Review program offering Elizabeth Stevenson's biography of Henry Adams reviewed by Walter Meserve. Don't miss seeing the display of forthcoming reviews in the case by the Music Room door. Wednesday is a Political Forum with Norman Sorfor leading the discussion. Thursday is the Poetry Hour.
The display is up, the tickets will be available soon. For what? . . for the George Shearing concert coming April 29. Sunday. It'll be at 8 in Hoch. Tickets, only $1 a person, will be on sale at the Union Concessions Stand immediately after vacation. Get your date now.
When you're en route to one of the coffee-times, don't fail to see the fabulous displays on exhibit in the Union lobby and the Steinberg cartoons in the cafeteria area. It'll take you a minute. It'll be time well spent.
Wednesday night is Rock and Roll time in the Trail Room. Harry Winter's Combo will play from 9 to 10. Dancing all evening to records.
Just like the army, we want You! Yes, it's Student Union Activities officer and board application time. Applications are available in the SUA office in the Union and will be due April 13. Interviews will follow.
student union activities
Russell Mistaken For Wilt
Bill Russell, who has led San Francisco to two National Collegiate basketball titles, plus the game's longest winning streak, is often mistaken for someone else.
When Russell first started playing and traveling around, people would ask him if he was Walter Dukes of Seton Hall. Russell, realizing that he wasn't a national name, managed to live down being mistaken as Dukes, but now its starting all over again. This time he is being mistaken for Wilt Chamberlain, KU's freshman center.
"Sometimes I think I've wasted a lot of time trying to make a name for myself." Russell said.
When asked what he thought of reports that Chamberlain is destined to replace him as the game's all-time great, he replied, "I hope he does. I don't know Wilt but I've
Delta Delta Delta defeated Grace Pearson in the first women's intramural softball game of the season Monday, 26 to 1. Kappa Alpha Theta forfeited to North College, and Miller and Watkins forfeited to Chi Omega.
Tri Delts Win In Softball 26-1
heard plenty about him, and I'm all for him. I wish him the very best."
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Breaking the Steam-Pressure Barrier : : : the first steam turbine to operate at 5000 pounds pressure has just been designed. This is double of that previously built.
Further Advances in Steam . . . include completion of a $6 million ultramodern research and development laboratory and the design of a 325,000-kw turbine generator, the world's largest and most efficient.
Nuclear Power . . . now in design is the first homogeneous or liquid-fuel reactor for a 150,000-kw nuclear power plant. Instrumentation research is also progressing rapidly for nuclear power plants.
Bomarc . . in the works is seeker head and ground control for "Bomarc", a long-range guided missile.
Metals Improvement . a new $6 million metals development plant with complete facilities for developing new metals and alloys and improving metallurgical techniques has been opened.
Revolutionary Decision Devices . . . Cypak* has been developed, which is a switching circuit device with no moving parts for industrial applications capable of performing millions of operations with virtually no wear.
Semiconductors . . . nearing completion is a multimillion-dollar plant for the development and production of sub-miniature solid-state devices in the semiconductor field which promise to revolutionize the electronic tube and rectifier industry. Silicon semiconductors have already been applied to aircraft control and power equipment.
Automation . . . a manufacturing laboratory for developing new production techniques and equipment has been opened that will advance and extend automation.
Aircraft Alternator . . a brushless alternator for high altitude and high temperatures using rotating silicon rectifiers. . a Westinghouse first.
Aircraft Control . . . new Magamp $ ^{*} $ and transistor controls for aircraft power.
Doesn't This Prove That We Are Ready To Go? The list above shows just a few of the exciting new developments under way at Westinghouse. There are new plants, new research laboratories, new endeavors in many fields. There is room for you to grow in many directions.
PHONE COLLECT . . . To get all the facts for your decision, Phone Collect to C. H. Ebert at the Westinghouse Educational Center, EXPress 1-2800, Extension 353, or write him at Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Educational Center, Ardmore Boulevard at Briston Road, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania.
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