One To Be Queen Auditorium Bids Opened A fter three years, the dreams of the f e e Dr. Grady uam m age w ill come true. John R. Ellingson, physical plant director, announ­ ced the opening of bids for construction of an auditor­ ium named in honor of the form er A SU president The building, which w ill be located on fifteen' acres south of the new Education building, was designed by the late Frank Lloyd Wright. ■, One of the features of the m ain auditorium w ill be continual seating, which allows easy entrance to each row from either side. Its se at- —------— ing capacity is planned for 2,930. N O M I N A T E D — Q ueen o f th e a n n u a l M ilit a r y B a ll w ill be selected fro m one o f the above A S U coeds, w h o a re , fro m le ft, Joan C h larson , P at P an sini, M a r ily n Rossini, B e v e rly B u lla K a re n A rn e s o n , G e o rg ia W a g n e r, S h irle y O tte n and C h e ry l W a rg o n . Dance is set fo r M arc h 16; fin a l ju d g in g of th e queen w ill ta k e p lace M a r c h ^ in th e M U "b a llro o m . Cadets Nominate Eight For Military Ball Quean E ight candidates from the ROTC auxiliaries, K ay d ettes and A ngel F light, h av e b ee n se lect­ ed by the ROTC cadets to com ­ p e te for th e title of queen of th e M ilitary B all. T he eight selected candidates a r e 'a s follows:K aren A rneson — E lem en tary E ducation freshm an, C hi O m e­ ga, J u n io r P an h ellen ic Council p resid e n t an d K aydettes. PLAYOFF HERE O N MARCH 12 T h e d ate and site h ave been announced for' th e p la y ­ o ff gam e b e tw e e n A riz o n a S ta te a n d th e S k y lin e C o n ­ fe re n c e re p re s e n ta tiv e . I t ’s going to be held M arc h 12 in Suri D e v il G y m . A ll tic k e t procedures a re c o n tro lle d by th e N C A A , not A S U . T ic k e ts a re e xp ected to go on sale M a rc h 5 a t 8:30 a .m . F o r c o m p le te t ic k e t i n ­ fo rm a tio n read n e x t W e d n e s ­ d a y ’s S ta te Press. T o d a y ’s sports section c o n ­ ta in s a d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n on th e p la y o ffs and the N C A A W e s t e r n R egional T he au d ito riu m w ill provide w elcom e accom m odations for I A SU ’s rap id ly -ex p an d in g p ro ­ gram s in art, music, d ram a and I dance. I t w ill provide facilities for thp Concert and L ectu re Se­ ries. Sestetto Set Tonight T h e m a in lobby w ill be used f o r a r t d is p la ys and E x h ib its . Space has . been T he ASU C oncert an d L ectu re Series w ill p resen t th é S estetto Italian o Luca M arenzio, m a d ri­ p ro vid ed fo r the in s ta lla ­ gal singing group of Italy , to ­ tio n o f one of th e fin e s t n ig h t a t 8:15 in th e MU b a ll­ organs in the c o u n try . ’ room. B everly B ulla — P olitical Sci­ | E ducation ju n io r, Chi Omega, T he re a r of the b u ilding w ill T h e perform ance. is,,p art of a ence freshm an, C hi Omega, I AW S G en eral C ourt, W om en’s provide facilities for d ra m a re­ six -w ee k tran sc o n tin e n ta l to u r S en ate—E in an ce com m ittee sec­ h earsal room s, w orkshops, cos­ of th e U n ited S tate s an d C anada, D ay chairm an, B eta C hi an d A n re ta ry , J u n i o r P an h ellen ic tu m e shops, classroom s, offices w h ich began la st w eek w ith th e Council publicity ch airm an and | gel F lig h t. an d m usic reh earsal room s. g ro u p ’s first A m erican d eb u t in K aydettes. G eorgia W ag n er — E le m en tT he steel an d concrete b u ild - N ew Y o rk ’s T ow n H all. Jo a n C h larso n — E lem en tary j a ry E ducation freshm an, Chi I ing w ill h av e p o rtal arch w ay s T ickets, w hich w ill be a v a il­ E ducation sophomore, P om -pon, j O m ega, Social B o ard an d A n - ,I ex ten d in g from th e m a in b u ild ­ able a t th e door, a re $3 fo r Sigma P hi Epsilon sw eeth eart gel F lig h t. ing, w hich w ill serv e as bridges ad u lts an d $1 for students. ASU and A ngel F light. [ to en ter an d ex it from three stu d en ts a n d ' facu lty m em bers S hirley O tten — Sociology j C heryl W argon — Social W el­ levels of seating. T he arch b rid ­ w ijl be ad m itted w ith , ac tiv ity f a r e fre sh m a n , stu d e n t S ervice freshm an, A lpha D elta P i, So­ ges w ill rise from sem i-su n k en cards o r season tickets. j an d A ngel F lig h t. cial B oard and K aydettes. b ounded by P eiro CaValli in T he ball is scheduled for I p ark in g lots on both sides of the 1951, th e S estetto group is in ­ P a t P ansini — P olitical S ci­ stru ctu re. ence sophom ore, S purs, A lpha M arch 16 in th e m e n ’s gym. T he * te rested in th e revival and p ro ­ D elta Pi, Election B oard and fin al ju d g in g w ill be on M arch I H ighw ay m otorists w ill view a m otion of th e m adrigal form of 7 in th e MU ballroom . T ickets landscaped colonnade w ith scal­ singing, w hich flow ered d u rin g K aydettes. M arilyn Rossini — S econdary a re $2 p er couple, an d th e dress loped arch w ay s an d colorful th e R enaissance. is form al. D oor prizes w ill be glass encased in precast concrete S ee p ic tu re of th e m a d rig al given. panels. sin g ers on P ag e 2. ‘Worlds Fair’ Chosen Theme | For MU Party M ore W ill L ive It w as an n o u n ced to d a y th a t “W orld’s F a ir ” w ill b e th e th e m e of th e a n n u a l M em orial U nion B irth d a y P a r ty sch ed u led fo r A p ril 14. T he p a rty . w ill p re v ie w th e S e a ttle W orld’s F a ir, w h ich b e­ gins A p ril 21. “P lan n e d an d d irec ted b y th e to u rn a m e n t, to be p layed in ASASU C o o rd in atio n B oard, th e P rovo , U ta h , M a rc h 16 and 17. b irth d a y p a rty re q u ire s m uch stu d en t effo rt an d co o peration,” said A ctiv ities V ice P re sid e n t J im H ow ard. “T h erefo re, w e a re asking all stu d e n ts in te r e s t­ ed in w o rk in g on th e p a rty to a tte n d a g en e ral m e etin g on A nnouncem ent has been m ade M arch 1,” sa id H o w ard . th a t Blue K ey, national m e n ’s T he m eetin g w ill ta k e p lace sch olastic-service honorary, will in th e MU, th e tim e w ill be b e tapping new m em bers in the ann o u n ced la ter. n e a r future. T e n ta tiv e p la n s fo r th e p a rty P re sid e n t E ric M axw ell is I call fo r a d u p licatio n of a space asking faculty and sta ff m em ­ | n eed le and m o n o rail on a sm a ll­ b e rs to suggest nam es of m en e r scale th a n th o se in S eattle. w ho they feel a re deserving of D ivisions of th e W o rld ’s F a ir th is honor. to be fe a tu re d a re th e w o rld of Also, le tte rs w ill be se n t to science, com m erce a n d in d u s­ cam pus organization^ to give try ; th e w orld of a rt; b o u le­ th em an o p p o rtu n ity to subm it v a rd s o f th e w o rld a n d th e n o m inations to th e honorary. I w orld of e n te rta in m e n t. Service G roup W ill T a p Soon H E A R T F U N D C O L L E C T O R S — T o d a y is th s last d ay to c o n trib u te to th e A lp h i P h i spo n ­ sored H e a rt F u n d d riv e by v o tin g in th e a n n u a l Q ueen o f H e a rts contest. A lp h a Phis a d v e r­ tis in g th e “ m o re w ill liv e th e m o re you g iv e ” slogan o f th e N a tio n a l H e a r t F u n d cam p a ig n are , fro m le ft, J u d y M u m fo rd , P a u la Iv a n o v ic h , D ia n n e M ille r and V iv ia n n e T a y lo r . S to ry , page 8. Page 2 Friday, February 23, 1962 STATE PR ESS Clinic Serves As Lab For Students Foreign & Dom estic Speedometer Service i 1 Also- By B O B Z A C H E merit w ith th e school districts, Do you know anyone w ith atj-vVSU E ducation m ajo rs' doing speech or h earing difficulty? | stu d en t teaching m ay spend h alf C hances are their, problem is be-* i the term w orking on speech and ing studied and w orked on by ! hearin g therapy. A SU 's Speech and H earing C li­ The p riip ary purpose of th e nic. : Speech and H earing C linic is | T he clinic, p a rt of the Speech to train u n iv ersity stu d en ts as an d D ram a d epartm ent, is used speech arid hearin g therapists. j » ¡ S i! as a laboratory by stud en ts in­ and, according to Dr. Sandlin* terested, in and tak in g courses there are m any opportunities a - | M A D R IG A L S IN G E R S — T h e Sestetto Ita lia n o Luca M are n zio in speech and h earin g therapy. variable to stu d en ts w ith ex-1 group fro m Ita ly w ril sing to n ig h t in the M U b a llro o m . T h e T hese therapy students w ork perience in speech and h earin g ; group is sponsored by the C oncert and L ecture Series. See u n d e r the direction of D r, Rob­ therapy. story, Page 1. e rt W. A lbright, associate p ro ­ fessor of Speech and Dr. Ro­ b e rt E. Sandlin, assistant p ro ­ fessor of Speech. Since its p resen t d irector. Dr. j A lbright, took over, the servi- \ es of the. clinic have been con- j sk k rab ly , extended. The B oard of p e g ë n ts v oted dorm itories, A ny student w ith a speech, or [ to raise room deposits from S101 T he raise in room deposit heaping problem m ay use t h e , to $25 F eb 7 " I w ill be effective a t ASU and th e clinic.'A lso, people w ith the c li-I UofA. nic w ork in V alley reh ab ilita- ; This ru lin g wril go into effect tiun centers, hospitals and ele- j| the fall sem ester of 1962. incut ary Schools. ! Edw ard H ickcdx, Housing d iThe clinic’s- Free. Speech Club, j rector, sta te d th a t the increase. w hich m eets once a w eek, has j | w as recom m ended to the* board been designed to aid people w ith j afte r a survey of 60'schools, of a stuttering problem . I w hich all b u t six o r seven r e - ! ' An official of th e U. S. P eace .Maijy of the students in the | quired room deposits of S25 or ! C orps w ill ad d re ss ASU s tu ­ clinic a re m ajoring in Education, i an advance p ay m en t equal to or d en ts an d fa c u lty n e x t W ed ­ because m uch of thet therapy is- m ore th an $25. nesday in th e MU lo w er lounge conducted in elem entary and . Mr. Hickcox also stated t h a t ' from 3-4 p.m . secondary schools,- In an agreeapplicants w ho do not intend to i D r. P a u l G eren, P eace Corps enroll at ASU w ould be d is- j d ep u ty d irecto r, w ill visit m em ­ corn-aged from tying up ro o m s; bers of th e P eace C orps T u es- I by the -loss of th e la rg e r d e p o s it; d ay an d W ed n esd ay to view He said th a t due to a sh ortage of, p ro g ress of th e c u rre n t p ro ­ housing, it is difficult to ac- j gram . P re -reg istratio n form s for the com m odate all th e applicants in | H is ad d ress, w h ich w ill b e I second adm inistration of the Sa­ th e sum m er. co n cern ed w ith p ossible m e m ­ bin O ral polio vaccine are a T he e x tra deposit w ill help; b ersh ip in th e P eace Corps, w ill vailable at the S tudent H ealth defray th e cost of expensive r e - : be sponsored by th e L ead ersh ip Service. p airs and rep lacem en ts in th e : an d O rg an izatio n s B oard. S unday, the sugar cubes will AUTO CLOCKS DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS Western Instrument Co. 4632 N . 7th Regents Raise Deposits On Room Reservations YOU SEEN "THE CO NNECTION" YET? RCA VICTOR 6:30 A .M . 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P rice-O ptio n a l With Dealer HILLS RECORDS TEM PE CENTER Friday, February 23, 1962 STATE PRESS Outdoor Festival To Bring Three Professional Groups J A Z Z G R O U P S — T h e Lou G a rn o Q u a rte t, above, is one o f th re e professional groups p la y ­ ing to n ig h t a t th e Jazz F e s tiv a l. Homemakers To Meet Here T he sta te m eeting of the F u ­ tu re H om em akers of A m erica w ill b e today an d tom orrow a t A rizona S tate U niversity and T em pe Union H igh School. O ver 500 girls from FH A chapters all over the state are expected to attend. T he executive council w ill •Hieet in th e A SU H om e Eco­ nom ics building from 10' a.m. to 3 p.m . today. A ' ta le n t show w ill be p rese n ted a t 7 p.m . in the T em pe H igh gym. T he m eeting w ill open to m o r­ row a t 8 a.m. w ith reg istra tio n a t TUHS. A t 9:45, M ayre L ynn Glasson, FH A sta te president, w ill in tro ­ duce keynote speaker, Mrs. G ra­ dy t G am m age. M rs. Gam m age AStif assistan t for developm ent and public affairs, w ill p resent an address* en titled “B lueprint fo r L iving,” th e them e of th e tw o -d ay conference. L a te r, a fte r th e address, p a ­ nelists rep rese n tin g F rance, J a ­ pan, S w itzerlan d an d N ew Z ea­ land w ill b e fea tu re d a t a lu n ­ cheon in th e MU. Also, new officers w ill be announced a t the luncheon. : T he g irls w ill be. entertained at 3:36 p.m. a t an open house given by m em bers of B eta Chi and P hi Upsilon O m icron, two ASU hom e economics h o n o raries. Summer Session Division Offers South American Education Tour D r. M ary J . E scudero, asso ­ ciate p ro fe sso r of S p an ish , w ill d ire c t a s tu d y -to u r to C olom ­ bia, S o u th A m erica, sponsored by A SU ’s su m m er session d i­ vision. T h e co u rses in th e to u r will* be co n d u cted a t th e U n iv ersid ­ ad L ib re in Bogota. C lasses w ill begih J u ly 20 an d co n tin u e th ro u g h A u g u st 20. T h e to u r w ill le av e T ucson A Jazz F estiv al, th e first of its. th re e -h o u r program . H um anities k in d a t ASU, w ill begin a t 6 cred it w ill be given. to n ig h t on cam pus south of the “This ty p e of th in g h as been A dm in istratio n building. successful on o th e r cam puses,” T he program w ill include thej Lou G arno Q u artet, now p la y - i ■says J a y A llin d eL —Phi K appa ing a t th e R anch House Inn;I Tau p resid en t, “and if th e stu ­ th e G arth T re n t Trio, ASU s tu - | d en ts enjoy it, w e w ill tr y 'to ■dents, and th e P e te Mggadini j m ak e it an an n u al ev e n t.” Trio, featu red a t W ing’s R e sta u -j ra n t. Bob R ogers of radio s ta - j tion KUEQ is th e announcer of Study in th e program ; V G u ad alajara, Mexico T he festival is sponsored by \ P h i K appa T au fra te rn ity and j T h e G u a d a la ja ra S u m m e r K ap p a D elta sorority. T he p u r- I School, a f u lly accredited pose of th e p ro g ram is to p ro - I U n iv e rs ity p f A riz o n a p ro ­ gram , conducted in c o o p e ra ­ m ote an increased in te re st for tion w ith professors fro m a m usic form th a t is an im por­ S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity , U n iv e r­ ta n t segm ent of co n tem p o rary ; s ity o f C a lifo rn ia , and G u a ­ d a la ja ra , w ill o ffe r J u ly 2 to A m erican cu ltu re. T h ere is no ch arg e fo r thej A u g u s t 10, a rt, fo lk lo re , g eo­ g ra p h y , h is to ry , languages inform al festival. Casual dress and lite ra tu re courses. T u itio n is encouraged by th e tw o spon­ board and room is $245. W r ité soring groups, an d stu d en ts can j P ro f. Juan B. Rael P .O . Box com e at an y tim e d u rin g the! 7227, S ta n fo rd , C a lif. Yoitr HEALTH 1 Phone is our I BUSINESS W O 7-2922 J u ly 17; stop one n ig h t in M ex ­ ico City, th e n go on to th e cap i­ ta l of C olom bia. S ix u n its of senior or g rad u a te cred it m ay be earn.ed on th e to u r. T h e cost w ill be a p p ro x im a ­ tely $725 fo r the* stu d y -to u r. R eserv atio n d ea d lin e is A pril 15. F u rth e r in fo rm atio n m ay be o b ta in ed fro m ’ th e S u m m er S ession O ffice o r D r. E scudero. I * MODERNIZED GROUND SCHOOL FOR PILOTS & NON-PILOTS Amos Flight Operations \ Don Amos — Class of '56 l tone BR 5-7291 SKY HARBOR j $ ORANGE JULIUS t "A DEVILISH G O O D DRINK" ORANGE OR LEM ON MADE W IT H FRESH J U IC E — R IC H IN V I T A M I N C — A very light Scotch . . . G entlem en of good taste are toasting ou?"»e^ly arrived gLen plaid suits by Southwiok. N aturally tailored in a light-w eight m ixture of Dacrgn^ L1 and wool. Li Truly A H ealth Drink ★ • • • • GRILLED DEVIL DOGS if' M O N G R E L (M u s ta r d -R e lis h -O n io n ) P IC K L E P O O C H ( M u s ta r d - D ill P .) B A R - B - Q P U P ( B - B - Q S a u c e -O n io n ) K R A U T H O U N D ( M u s ta r d -S . K r a u t) ( MUTT CALIENTE v .......... 30c BLUE RIBBON PUP ........................... 35c Broiled (Ground Chuck) Burgers 1 P atty 30c — 2 Patties 45c S erved W ith Potato and C a rro t C h ips E N J O Y IN S ID E O R P A T IO S E A T IN G 3517 East Van Buren ■— Phoenix O pen 9 A .M . - 12 P .M . D a ily — T i l l 2 A .M . F r l. & S a t H a n n y ’s U a r s t i y # ly o p a I , 1t 30 NORTH FIRST STREET | PHARMACY CORNER FIFTH & MILL, TEMPE "Years A head" Flight Training In The N e w Shinn - 21 50 A Private License is a Must In Modern Business LA IR D DO W N TO W N * CHRISTOW N See Campus Representatives: Ted Lorber, Renz Jennings, Rick LeSueur Page 4 Friday, February 23, 1962 STATE PRESS COVERING COLLEGE AVENUE T H E S T A T E P R E S S , d i s t r i b u t e d b y t h e c a m p u s c h a p t e r o f S ig m a 'D e tt a C hi u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f C i r c u l a t i o n M a n a g e r M ik e B a r r ic k , is t h e o f ­ ficial c a m p u s n e w s p a p e r p f A r i z o n a S t a t e U n iv e r s ity . It is p u b l i s h e d e a c h W e d n e s d a y a n d F r i d a y t h r o u g h o u t t h e s chool y e a r , e x c e p t i n g h o lid a y s , a n d is e n t e r e d a s s e c o n d cla ss m a t t e r a t t h e T e m p e , A riz o n a , P o s t O ffi ce u n d e r t h e A c ts o f M a r c h 3, 1879, a n d A u g u s t 24, 1912. S u b s c r i p t i o n p ric e , S3 p e r school y e a r . the time of the blast-off, both here and there By BABS M A RLO W E Old m an S un -couldn't' ha've been m uch n icer. „ , . , , ... . T ak in g a d v a n ta g e of th e clea r the state press is a m e m b e r o f t h e b lu e skies, ev ery o n e “b la ste d A riz o n a N e w s p a p e r s A s s o c ia ti o n , A s s o c ia te d C ol- o ff” fo r . th e n e a re st Spot of le g ia te P r e s s a n d N a tio n a l A d v e r t i s i n g Service, n atu re , rela x ed , and te m p o rInc. arily forgot ab o u t classes EDITO R -IN -C H IEF B IL L F L IC K Jo h n G lenn NEWS D EP A R T M E N T ** was p robably M AN A G IN G EDITOR ....................................................... ........B A R B A R A M A R L O W E than CA M PU S EDITOR ....... ................................... .......... ............. ............. B IL L O V E R E N D m ore A S S I S T A N T C A M P U S E D I T O R ............................................................... T W IL A D RUM M pleased about N E W S ED I T O R .................... ...................... .................. .. R O SA L Y N W H IT N E Y the good w e a ­ A S S I G N M E N T S E D I T O R ................. .............................. ....................... M ARY G O R M A N th e r w hen he FEA TU R E EDITOR . .................................................. .... ......J A N E T W O L H E T E R COPY EDITOR ,...... ....................... ................ .......... ........G A R Y O L M S T E A D “b lasted r off” C H I E F P R O O F R E A D E R ............................... .... _____ _ b o b z a c h e and his view A D V E R T I S I N G M A N A G E R .................. ......... ........................ r r H A L h u b e l e o f n a tu re w as unique. SPORTS DEPARTM ENT S P O R T S E D IT O R .............. .................................... ......... .......... BOB EG E R Y ou’ve had A S S I S T A N T S P O R T S ED I T O R ............................. ............. BOB J A C O B S E N a few d a y s to th in k about his flig h t now ; you p ro b ab ly w a t­ ched it o r h ea rd th e radio new scasts. You, too, h av e w on­ d ere d ju s t w h e re G len n ’s flight th re e tim es aro u n d th is old —globe p u ts us in th e space race. OFF THE EDITOR'S DESK . plenty to for everyone /■ ]/> U U To EVERY student at Arizona State. . . Ever hear the complaint, “There’s nothing to do on this campus?” Maybe you have and maybe you haven’t . . . but, if you hear anyone saying it tonight, th ey’re either dead wrong or pretty darn misinformed. And here’s what w e mean. WE WOULD venture to say that there is something happening tonight that w ill interest nearly every ASU student. And, unfortunately, there is more than one event which will interest many students . . . therefore, they w ill-have to make a choice and turn down one (or more than one) event. On tap for tonight is a commando basketball game under the sponsorship of the Letterm an’s Club. It be­ gins at 8 in the new gym and w ill cost 50 cents. Majoi event number tw o, as & part of the Concert, "and ’L ectuie Series, is Sestetto Italiano, ’ an outstanding ^ singers frorti Italy. It begins at 8:15 m e U Ballroom and is fie e to activity card holders, LESS THAN a block away from both the above ev, ents is the Phi Kappa Tau-Kappa Delta Jazz Festival, featuring some top names in that field. Taking place on the lawn between the Agriculture and "Business buildings, this event w ill run from 6 td 9 p.m. and is also cost-free. It is obvious that a lack of coordination exists . . . otherwise, someone sbmewhere would have prevented three crowd-drawing activities from being scheduled for the same night. The fact that all three are to take place on campus is equally hard to understand. WE ARE UNDER the impression that the master calendar was created for this purpose ter prevent the doubling up of activities. If jjjjj is not so, then w e would like to know what its purpose is. Nevertheless, they are now scheduled. So, for once, there is plenty to do right here on campus. Now all you have to do is decide which w ill give you the most enjoym ent . .. and go see (or hear) it. Or you could do like w e’re going to do and head for Tucson and watch some of the best high school basket­ ball in the state in the AA division playoffs. tra n sp la n te d p ro fesso r, fo r in su m m ertim e , no o n e could to le ra te b ein g o u td o o rs fo r an y g re a t le n g th o f tim e. .... Y o u can te ll h im o f th e m a n y w h o c ro w d e d a ro u n d te le v is io n sets, w ith crossed fin g e rs , and o f th e g re a t n a tio n a l concern f o r th is m an w ho w as o rb itin g 100 E v en tu ally , y ou w ill h av e fo cam p o u t o v e rn ig h t to fin d a place to p u t y o u r b o at in th e w a te r. .. i M aybe y ou w e n t to th e w oods fo r a picnic (ta k in g y o u r books, of c o u rse ). T h e re is th e e te rn a l c o n tro v e rsy w h e th e r P re sco tt, F la g sta ff o r P ay so n b est su its th e bill, so w h y not see a ll th re e ? I f y ou p la n to becom e a n a tu re lo v e r ag a in th is w eekend, a fte r y o u ’ve gone to th e Ja zz Festival,- H e a rt F u n d B all and h ea rd th e M adrigal singers,' k eep th is w o rd of ad v ice in m ind: T he rea so n s som e g irls h a v e to k e e p on th e ir toes is b ecause of th e h eels w ho k e e p a fte r them . A nd th a t ’s 29! m ile s above th e s u rfa c e of th e e a rth . I t w o n ’t be a n y g re a t ta le fo r y o u r son, b u t p are n ts a re a llo w e d a b it o f nostalgia w h ile . a once in You also can gloat ab o u t the A rizona w eath er, if you are. so No one can r e a lly ansu n fo rtu n a te as to liv e elsew e r th a t q uestion, b u t one w h ere’. A fo rm e r O hio S ta te n ew s m an v e n tu re d to say p ro fesso r tells th a t th e re is n o th a t he f e lt th e S o viet th in g to do back th e re b u t to U n io n p ro b a b ly w ill begin .study, fo r th e w e a th e r is so loosening re s tric tio n on m iserab le. H ere, th e w e a th e r p u b lic ity of t h e ir fu tu r e is so p le a sa n t m ost of th e tim e flig h ts . th a t it ta k es re a l w ill po w er In th e A m erican tra d itio n of to sta y indoors. T ak e h e a rt, W h e r e d id you go y e s te r ­ d ay? I f you d id as m a n y o th e rs d id , y o u to o k your b o a t to one o f A r iz o n a ’s fe w la k e s and p ro b a b y fo u n d it q u ite c ro w d e d . D id you k n o w t h a t A r iz o ­ na has m o re boats, p e r c a ­ p ita , th a n a n y o th e r state? EDITORIALLY SPEAKING visitors' lot resembles scene from acre To h e r visitors, A rizona S ta te le m lie s in th e o rig in a l co n B y o u r ca lu la tio n s, such a U n iv ersity is a hostess, in v itin g litru c tio n of th e lot. lot w ould p ay fo r itse lf in five and w elcom ing all w ho a re in ­ John R. E llin g so n , d ir e c ­ y e a rs by e lim in a tin g th e se r e ­ te re ste d in h e r cam pus. to r o f A S U ’s p hysical p la n t, p a ir costs. She p rovides special c o u rte ­ te lls us th a t th e lo t w as A c c o rd in g to A S U ’s P u b ­ sies fo r h e r visitors, such as b u ilt by “ a r m o r -c o a tin g ,” a lic a tio n s E d ito r, Dean specified p a rk in g areas, in fo rprocess in w h ic h la y e rs of S m ith , ten s o f tho u s a n d s o f mation from a trained staff> promotional literature .. a n d campus maps. T hese facilities are offered to aid the visitor and to secure a favorable pub- o il a re a p p lie d fo la y e rs of g ra v e l u n til a s p e c ific d e - _• g ree of s o lid ity is re a c h ed . T h e d u r a b ility o f th is p r o ­ cess is o b v io u s ly la c k in g . E llingson f u rth e r -said th a t r e ­ p a irs a r e n ecessary a p p ro x i­ Each cam pus guest can m a tely fo u r tim es a y e a r on all e n jo y these fa c ilitie s . . . such lots. t h a t is if he s u rv iv e s th e W e feel th a t th e fa u lt is th a t jo s tlin g received w h ile a t ­ th e lo t h as n e v e r been paved, te m p tin g to p a r k in the O nce set, an a s p h a lt-p a v e d lo t v is ito r ’s lot b eh ind the le q u ire s no re p a ir fo r a t , le ast , M.U. 20 years. It seem s q u estio n a b le T h is lot, designated as a se rv ­ th a t a u n iv e rsity as la rg e as ice are£ for u n iv e rsity guests, ASU ca n n o t afford 'su c h a s m e asu res a p p ro x im a te ly 133 by p h a lt-p a v e d p a rk in g lots. 95 feet. W ithin th is area, a t la st lie im pression fo r ASU. 1 ^ e?e. y er® | | | chuck hbles m easu rin g a foot or m ore in len g th . T he la rg e st is a m a m ­ m oth six ’ fee t long, fo u r feel w ide an d 10 inches deep. T he size an d n u m b e r of these holes a p p e a rs to be in creasing daily. Soon the lot m ay resem ­ ble a scene from E rsk in e C ald ­ w e ll’s “G od’s L ittle A cre.” T h e rea so n given fo r th e OTHER THINGS . . . More on the basketball situa­ p a rk in g a re a 's “p it- o u t” is th e tion. Now that the playoff site has been named (it’s go­ ing to be HERE — see sports pages) w e vvould like to dam ag in g e ffe c t of la st m o n th ’s rain s. Y£e feel th is is an in ad e- call on the Rally and Traditions com m ittee to generate rau1®' . , , and coordinate a drive for the maxim um spirit attain- quate reason and that the prob­ able. . We understand that this com m ittee has already f ' l A I I H C U H O D E D spent much time and effort in discussing plans for prenU rrC K game and pre-tourney rallies. We suggest that the com­ m ittee sponsor one huge rally Sunday night, March 11, the night before the playoff game. We also advocate the dismissal of classes (or excus­ ed absences) on Friday, March 16 for those students w ishing to attend the tournament in Provo. Perhaps the com m ittee m entioned above could take this proposal to the proper, adm inistrative authorities (i.e., President Durham!) . . . and see what happens. CLEARING THE DESK: A sign in a gift shop read, “For the man who has everything: a calendar to remind him w hen the paym ents are due.” ■ th e p e o p le ’s rig h t to k n o w , th e C ape h as allow ed as fu ll cov« rag e of "o u r th r e e space flig h ts as secu rity w ould allow . r F o r th o se of us w ho m issed classes to view th is classic, let ds rationalize, w ith o u t too m uch difficu lty , th a t th is w as an e d ­ u ca tio n a l cut. M aybe y o u r son' w ill som eday ask .y o u , “Gee, D ad, w h a t w as th a t firs t flig h t like, an y w a y ?” d o lla rs a re s p e n t y e a r ly to , a t t r a c t v is ito rs to th is c a m ­ pus. O f _w hat v a lu e a re these e x p e n d itu re s if th e v is ito rs a re a lie n a te d t o ­ w a rd A S U because o f th e e x is tin g p a r k in g in a d e q u a ­ cies? It is th is u n iv e rs ity ’s o b lig a tipn, m o rally an d econom ically, to tr e a t v isito rs as guests by p ro v id in g a d e q u a te p a rk in g fa cilities. ASU .m u st affo rd th e co n stru c tio n of a p e rm a n e n t a s p h a lt v isito rs’ p a rk in g a re a , She c a n ’t affo rd n o t to. —Bob C lam p e tt COMING UP . . press to discuss union T h e S ta te Press is c u r ­ r e n tly u n d e rta k in g a p r o ­ je c t to re p o rt to th e s tu ­ dents of A S U the s itu a tio n o f th e M em o ria l U nion — not ju s t th e physical setup, b u t also the philosophy and re a l purpose behind the U nion. F e a tu re e d ito r J a n e t W o l- h e te r is in te rv ie w in g M U personnel and stu d yin g th e 1961 a n n u a l re p o rt. D epending upon th e tim e of th e c om pletion of th e p r o ­ je c t, E d ito r W o lh e te r w ill re p o rt h e r fin d in g s in n e x t F r id a y ’s S ta te Press or in th e issue of th e fo llo w in g W ed nesday. by tom knowles Friday, February 23, 1962 STATE PR ESS O fficers E lected B y O rganizations ASU Awarded Two Grants For Health, Science Study A SU received a g ra n t of $30,000 from M otorola M onday, ac­ cording to J . C. W etzler, presi­ d en t of th e ASU Foundation. Competition To Benefit Scholarship Meteor Grant For Research Is Announced A SU ’s Rodeo Club elected new officers la st w eek. T he new officers a re Jo h n A rnhold, p re sid e n t-D ic k Felton, T he an n u a l $1,000 N ininger vice presid en t; D o n n ette Pierce, M eteorite A w ard is now a v a il­ secretary ; K a rrie W ybel, tre a ­ able for th is year. W om en’s o rg an izatio n s an d su rer; C. S. M abee, publicity T he aw ard , ad m in istered by I d o rm ito rie s a re co m p etin g in ch airm an and Tom H arsh , 1962 T he grant*. to..prom gte science D r. D ean D. W att, p rincipal ASU to stim ulate in terest in v ario u s p ro jec ts to ra ise fu n d s an d engineering program s at" învSSti g ato r of th e p roject, a n ­ Rodeo ch airm an . research in m eteorites, is a gift | fo r th e AW S' fre sh m a n schol­ of D r. and M rs. H. H. N ininger. arsh ip . ASU, w ill be added to the G al- nounced th a t th e p ro jec t is e n ­ r The $1,000 w ill be aw arded to vin M em orial E ndow m ent terin g its th ird year. D r. W attj T he S tu d en t Society of Civil A tro p h y w ill be aw a rd e d on E ngineers elected n ew officers one or m ore students subm itting F und, w hich w as created in m e­ and 'his associates a re attem p tin g I W om en’s D ay to the. w in n in g Feb. 13 at its first m eeting of I the best p apers on th eir original | group, b ased on o rig in a lity in m ory of the late P au l V. G alvin, to se p arate th e active compon-1 the n ew term . research in m eteorites. Contes­ founder of M otorola. N ew officers are president, tan ts m ust be reg istered u n d e r­ j raisin g th e m oney, n u m b e r of ents • of th e anim al, venom s in p a rtic ip a tin g g irls in th e g ro u p * * * the ASU poisonous anim als re - ! Jo h n Etz; vice president, George g rad u ate or g rad u ate students in I an d th e am o u n t of m oney r a is ­ B rizendine; recording secretary, | an A m erican college or u n iv ersiA $32,785 g ra n t h as been r e - ! search laboratory. ed. Jam es Ja rn a g in ; corresponding! ty. , secretary, C harles K ole, and Papers, not m ore th an 10,000’ T he co m p etitio n is sp o n so r­ treasu rer, Jo h n Ruggles. w ords, should be subm itted by ed by AW S and P leiad es. T he society has been asked j Ju ly 1, 1962, to D r. Carleton B. Som e id eas u n d e r co n sid era­ to provide model stru ctu res of | Moore, director of th e N ininger tion fo r th e p ro jec t are: a u c ­ the 1964 S eattle W orld’s F air m eteorite collection at ASU. tioning off b re a k fa sts in bed, new ed by th e N ational In stitu te of H ealth enabling ASU to con­ tin u e stu d y of th e chem ical com ­ position of anim al venom s. j j *S m it h served by a head resid en t; p a y ­ ing a n ick le a m in u te to sta y o u t la te r th a n cu rfew , an d h a ­ v ing a w h ite ele p h a n t sale. Suzie G erb er, AWS, p u b lic i­ ty ch a irm an , said, “O u r e m ­ phasis is on u n u su al c re a tiv e w ays to raise money, in stead of ju st ta k in g th e m oney o u t of th e tre a s u ry .” I RESTAURANT GOOD FO O D Tem pe’s Most Popular Florist’: B R E A K F A S T — L U N C H — D IN N E R CLOSED W EDNESDAYS G EÜ W 3ETA N D G R A C E C A M ER O N O n M esa-T em pe H ig h w ay _ WO 4-9860 2207 W . M ain _ I Evenings i WO 7-5020 722 MILL AVENUE W ork on th e v ario u s p ro jec ts w as sta rte d early th is w eek; D aily WO 7-0271 Beebee To T a lk J Dr. R alph A. Beebee, ch air­ m an of th e Chemistry, d e p a rt­ m ent of A m herst College, w ill address th e central A rizona sec­ tion of th e A m erican Chem ical Society at 8 p.m. tonight in P S 10 0 . . . . . O N STAGE!.. Now thru Sunday WALTER SLEZAK (in person) "M y Three Angels" Phone A M 6-4487, Phoenix Tickets also at Leonard's— Park Central & Desert Squire— Scottsdale Coming—Feb. 27 thru Mar. 4 PAT O’ BRIEN ____ in "D EAR RUTH" Richard Charlton’s SOMBRERO PLAYHOUSE 4747 N. 7th St.— Phoenix @Ca * . , ket concerned possible red u ci turns in the athletic fee w hich is now $9.33 a y ear. It w as felt th a t if this fee w as reduced an d a season ticket w as offered to in terested - students, the fiancial cost of . t h e , athletic p ro ­ gram would fall on those who go to th e gam es and n ot those who don’t. In other business, the council approved the appointm ent of Bill W orrell as a . new m em ber to the T raffic A ppeals Board. KAET Glimpses We a ll m ake m istakes KjSg l i ERASE W IT H O U T A TR A C E ON E A T O N ’ S C O R R ASABLE BO ND THE NATION'S LEADING GROWTH BANK as» F £;&*; I ! — Challenging Assignments A Berkshire Typewriter Paper — Accelerated Training m — Excellent Salaries m m •ÿ» m *s& Interview s, February 27, 1962 Touch-type, hunt-and-peck, type with one hand tied behind your back—it’s easy to turn put perfect papers on Corrasable. Because you can erase without a trace. Typing errors disappear like magic with just the flick of an ordinary pencil eraser.There’s never a telltale erasure mark on Corrasable’s special surface. Corrasable is available in light, / medium, heavy weights and Onion ’~ » ’’¿ ’ j» Skin. In convenient-100-sheet J packets and 500-sheet ream ■- ; boxes. Only Eaton makes J*ro#-s Corrasable. & EATON P A P E R C O R P O R A T IO N : ’E ‘: P I T T S F I E L D , MASS. D ebuting at 8 tonight-on C han­ nel 8, K A ET -T V is a new doc­ um en tary program called “Arm s ; C ontrol.” T he first telecast is e n ­ titled “P ublic Opinions and the F ailure at G eneva.” j In this program , the possi| bility of total destruction \ by ! n u clea r w eapons is p resen ted , j P artic ip an ts, in th e program I a re H enry M. W riston, president, em eritus of Brow n U niversity; i the H onorable Jo h n J. McCloy, form er U.S. com m issioner of | G erm any, an d A rth u r H adley, 1au th o r of the recent study “T he ■N ation’s S afety an d A rm s Con­ tro l.” In the first program , which deals w ith th e possibility of to ­ tal world destruction by n u clear weapons, Mr. T. F. X. H iggins introduces1 th e program by e x ­ plaining w hy the A m erican as­ sem bly has chosen to discuss arm s control at this m om ent and w hy and how the citizens of the U nijed States should be concern­ ed w ith problem s of arm s con­ trol. J u s t proceeding “A rm s Con­ tro l” at 7:30 p.m., is • an o th er w o rld -situ atio n program , “T he Age of O v erk ill,” - w hich fea­ tu re s 'th e “Id en tity R evolutions.” On this program , M ax L erner w ill discuss th e em ergence of new nation states, p articu larly in A frica an d the m u ltip le re ­ volution each is experiencing. H e calls th ese “id e n tity rev o lu ­ tions,” because th e core of each of them is th e effort of a n a ­ tion to discover an d assert itse> tseH.| Page 8 STATE PRESS Friday, February 23, 1Ô62 Local Cartoonist Syndicates Syndicated cartoonist Bil Keane has given ASU na­ tional recognition in a recent Channel Chuckles cartoon that appeared in approxim ately 60 newspapers across the country. The- 39-year-old Scottsdale resident said he prefers to usé' local schools in gags th a t I -—-—— — -------------------------- - ---a re tied in w ith a college lo­ d id n ’t a lw a y s spell m y firs t cale. A Sun Devil rooter, K eane nam e B IL . M y p arents n a m ­ said he thought of th e A SU gag ed me B ill, b ut w h e n I s tarted c a rto o n in g on w a lls , th e y knocked “ L ” out of m e.” n oo tie the A p p aren tly K eane still enjoys doing a rt w ork on doors ..and walls. C aricatures of famous j p erso n alities adorn th e w all in ­ side th e en tran ce to his studio. T he o u ter Wall is decorated w ith sm all han d p rin ts. The fa th e r of five rep o rts th a t m any of his idaas-ytoj: fam ilytype hum or come from w atching th e m em bers of his ow n house­ hold. A collectio n o f K e a n e ’s “ F a m ily C irc u s ” cartoons has been published this m onth by Po cket Books Inc. KEANE . K ean e’s cartoons- a re d istri­ last fall at a Sun Devil football buted nationally by th e R egister gam e. and ’ T rib u n e .Syndicate of Des C oncerning th e unusual Moines, Iowa. T he ASU cartoon spelling of his firs t nam e, is reproduced in the S tate Press K eane has w ritte n , “I w ith K eane's perm ission. •---------------—................•. -------- ASU Religious Conference Ife f W fiP fi I t . I s iu o e u T s Boasts 20 Active Groups An estim ated 500 students C h ris tia n Science, C o n g re ­ p a rtic ip a te in the groups Which g atio n a l, J ew ish , C hurch of m ake up th e cam pus Religious I Jesus C h ris t of L a t t e r - D a y Conference. S ain ts, E v a n g e lic a l L u th e ­ The conference theoretically ran , L u th e ra n Cam pus M i n ­ includes all students but p a r t i - | is try , C a th o lic , M eth od ist cularly 20 religious organizations and P re s b y teria n and tw o rep rese n tin g 18 faiths: ChrisflanTT n o n -s e c ta ria n groups, the A ssem bly of God, .C hurch of | Cam pus C rusade fo r C h ris t God of the A braham ic F aith, j and the L ib e ra l Religious G reek O rthodox, C hurch of j Students. C hrist, M artin L utheran, A m e r - ! The Keligious Conference ican B aptist, S outhern B aptist, ] striv es to build and foster an Episcopal and B ah a’i. atm osphere on cam pus conducive O th e rs represented are to religious life and thinking. According to Rev, C h a r l e s Crouch, co ordinator-counselor of the conference. Of AA.u. 1962, T h e R e g is te r a n d T rib u n e S y n d ic a te / / . . . And everything here is fine, Mom, except that our class has to brush with ordinary toothpaste." Heart Fund Ball Slated Tonight Also, th e ' organization p ro ­ motes good w ill am ong the v a r­ T he 1962 H eart F und Q ueen ious groups and provides courses w ill be crow ned tonight at the in religious education. This sefnester 106 stu d en ts a re enrolled I fourth an n u al H eart Fund Ball [sponsored by A lpha P h i sorority. in its courses. “ T h e conference channels th e students to the vario us groups and the groups to th e stu d en ts,” says Rdv. C rouch. 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Selection Selection nf of ji D arcy Brooks, rG. _____ am m a~ Phi Be the queen is determ ined by the! t a r L yle Janes, G am m age Hali am ount of money th a t is d o n a t- j S ue Peterson, K appa A lpha T he ed in each can d id ate’s nam e a t t a , and Beverly A dkins, Kappi The Jo e E dw ards Q u artet will the A lpha P h i ' booth n ear the | D elta. j < Tickets can be purchase« provide m usic for the inform al dance w hich w ill begin at 8:3Q J _ H®at't F u n d Q ueen finalists are [ from any A lpha P hi or obtainec at the Valley Valiev Hn Ho in inScntwrieic ^cottsdale. l ^ lr ey ° tte n > A lpha D elta Pi; j by a $2 donation p e r couple a Sheila B rennan, Chi Omega; j th e dance. M oney can be conI Seven coeds are com peting Je an n e tte Jensen, D elta G a m m a ;: trib u ted u n til 9 p.m . tonight. — _______ . ____ .________ ' — »• - & jj.iu. luiiigm. Friday, February 23, 1962 Social B oard Schedules Dance T h e S ocial B oard w ill spon­ sor th e ir la st a fte r-g a m e dance of th e season tom o rro w night a t- C lancy’s, im m ed iately fo l­ lo w in g A SU ’s b ask e tb a ll gam e w ith th e A ir Force. STATE PRESS Rings ......_ Things S u p D evils w ill dance in fo r­ Cupid is found in u n expected m a lly to th e m usic of th e G arth places . . . ev en th e ASU cam ­ T re n t T rio d o w n sta irs in the pus. He m ust h av e a sh o t a .lot arrow s into th e h ea rts o f Sun M em orial Union. Devils because some of them T h e re w ill be no charge. a re n o t only w earin g rin g s and pins b u t p len ty of big, h appy grins, too. P IN N IN G S ARTIST SUPPLIES Crafts • Hobbies Decorating Materials Picture Framing T e m p e C e n te r » W O 7 -4 4 8 2 Page f Palo Verde * | To Sponsor Speaker A fte r Hours Let’s Support The Sun Devils M rs. G rad y G amm age; assis­ ta n t for th e d evelopm ent of | cu ltu ral affairs, v w ill address P alo V erde resid en ts n ex t M on­ day a t 8:30 p.m. B y B IL L O V E R E N D C am p u s E d ito r Now that A S U ’s Sun D evil basketball team has the chance to^dribble straight into the NCAA cage chamT he title ' of h e r speech will ionship, it’s tim e for a few campus organizations on this be “A fter-C ollege, W h at?” part of the desert to start planning the round of festi­ Mrs. G am m age w ill speak to vities which should accompany our team ’s entrance into resid en ts in th e Palo V erde c a f- I the national sports spotlight. Just about everybody in eteria ,as p a r t of th e dorm ’s circulation remembers or has heard of the wild jubila­ m onthly cu ltu ral affairs program tion that sw ept through campus this time last year. But in itiated la st Septem ber. past laurels w on’t insure school spirit, and a little orga­ Coming events scheduled by nization can go a long w ay to insure adequate pande­ the h all w ill b e an a r t show, m onium when the situation arises. L ynn H ark re ad e r, W ilson Hall, to G ene Rand, P hi Sigma K appa. Lou A nna H addad to Ken W hitley, P h i Sigma K appa. W illa Thomas, K ap p a K appa G am m a, to D ave Sorensen, D elta open to all students, M arch 12 and an address by Dr. G. Hom­ Sigm a P hi. M arilyn Wood, D elta Gamm a, er . D urham in May. to D enney Stack, Sigm a A lpha L ast sem ester, Palo Verde Epsilon. sponsored a book review , a p a r­ ENG AG EM ENTS en t open house, a resid en t trio L inda Blue, Chi Omega, to and an a ll-d o rm C hristm as d in ­ Bill M arti, California. ner. In short, it’s tim e now for campus groups to begin serious preparations to guarantee a rousing send-off for our team. It’s time now to start planning the rallies, pa­ rades and parties that should accompany their depart­ ure from and return to ASU. More important, it’s tim e now for all students at this university, Greek and inde­ pendent, liberal and conservative, off campus and on, to forget their petty differences by uniting in open, ardent support of our team. It’s a great chance for groups like Off Campus Men, The Interfraternity Council, etc. to make positive contributions to school spirit. And it’s tim e some of our dorms started hoisting a few banners and posters to start the ball rolling! Greeks at a Glance . Looks like the Greeks are taking a backseat these days to the vastly increasing wave of dorm social func­ tions. Of course, now that the Adephi fraternities are being threatened w ith debtor’s prison by Housing, the lids m ay have been nailed tight on many treasuries. Probably, however, the reason for this m omentary slump in Greek socializing rests primarily with the bulge of fraternity and sorority elections now in progress, the resylts of which should appear on one of these pages in the near future. Biggest of the current campus collections, despite the slump, is once again under Greek guidance. The Alpha Phi Heart Fund, a charity project combining a w orthy cause, pretty girls and good public relations for ASU, reaches its clim ax tonight with a dance, at which the Heart Fund Queen w ill be announced. Speakmg of public relations, Alpha Tau Omega racked up points recently when their pledges put in work at the Arizona State Crippled Children’s Home during their Help Week. Seem s like an irrefutable defense against the traditional charges of fraternity hazing! Turning to the fem inine side of things w e see that Alpha Sigma Alpha staged an exciting steak and beans dinner Sunday afternoon at the Verde river. 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Ja h n strasse e 56 A -F ra n k fu rt/M a in ,-G e rm a n y -T e l. 591238 ------------------------------------ ---------------- ------------------ t-imsa»___________ _ _ _ _ _ ____________Friday, February 23, 1962 Tempe Chosen As Site Of Playoff A rizona S tate w ill m e et a, U tah S tate w on w hen the two M o n d a y by the N C A A to on th e 16th m eet on th e 17th tio n al title is d ecided on M arch S kyline Conference re p rc se n ta - I m et on Colorado S tate 's hom e one in d e p e n d e n t spot and fo r th e W estern R egional crow n. 24 in a c o n test b etw een th e tiv e in an NCAA playoff gam e I co u rt la st w eek. S e a ttle w as announced W e d ­ T he W estern ch am p m eets w in n e r of th a t gam e an d th e ■ on M arch 12, and th e gam e will If U tah S tate an d Colorado nesday as th e tea m to oppose th e M idw estern w in n er in w in n e r ^ o f E a ste rn and M id­ be played in Sun Devil Gym. . ji S tatq tie for th e Skyline position, th e Beavers. T h a t gam e L o u isv ille on M arch 23. T hé n a - e a ste rn re p re se n ta tiv e s. T he D evils w on. an N C A A !! they w ill m eet in a playoff on w ill be in Eugene, O re ., a d raw in g Tuesday and th e re-1 M arch -10 — tw o day&.-beipre - n^»*raJ sits* j>n~«Mars^r 12. suits w ere announced W ednes­ th e game, in Tem pe. T he w in n e r of th a t gam e w ill N O W THREE LOCATIONS . . . day afternoon. T he ann o u n ce­ l,We h av e no p referen ce of m e n t sent Sun D evil stock -sky w hich of th e tw o team s to p lay ,” I e n te r th e fo u r-te a m W estern 1. T e m p e C e n te r 2. 1302 R u ra l 3. B a yless C e n te r high, because Coach N ed W ulk’s says Coach Ned W ulk. ‘‘T h ey ’re Regionals an d w ill m eet the Open 24 Hours A Day! cagers h a v e n ’t been b ea te n at | both tough. U tah S tate is a W est C oast cham p oh M arch 16 in Provo, U tah. P ep p erd in e is hom e in 29 games. little bigger, b u t Colorado S tate cu rre n tly lead in g th e W est has m ore d ep th .” P rim e can d id a te to p r o ­ C oast Conference. A date and site also h av e been v id e A S U ’s opposition in th a t 'The v ic to r in th e A S U -S k y Set fo r a playoff betw een the contest is U ta h S ta te , c u r ­ line re p re se n ta tiv e g am e also two in d ep en d en t team s w hich re n tly tied w ith U ta h fo r w ill m o v e in to th e reg io n a ls w ill vie fo r a spot in th e re ag a in st t h e 1 B ig F iv e ch am p , fo r t i e S k y lin e lead. U tah gionalp. p robably UCLA, on th e 16th. is banned fro m postseason O regon S ta te was nam ed T h e w in n e rs of th e tw o gam es FIRST in Laundry and Cleaning • IAST in the Rhone Book D R |V f-iN LAUNDRY & N C A A p lay because o f a lle g ­ ed in frac tio n s . Colorado S tate U niversity is giving U tah S tate a ru n for th e conference crow n. U tah S tate sports a 9-1 conference m a rk and Colorado S tate is 9-2. Fiber Glass Poles Not Advantageous R ecen t scientific te sts h av e proved th a t th e fiber glass poles used by several of th e w o rld ’s fo re m o st pole v au lters, in c lu d ­ in g ASU’s Jo h n Rose an d G eorge D avies, a re n o t m uch d iffe re n t th a n o th e r ty p e s of poles, both p a st and p re se n t. S p o rts Illu stra te d re c e n tly a sk ed th e Jo h n s-M a n v ille R e ­ search L abo rato ry to te st fiber glass, bam boo, steel and a lu m ­ in u m poles fo r flex ib ility an d c a ta p u ltin g qualities. T he te sts rev ealed th a t b a m ­ boo poles sim ila r to th e ty p e u se d b y C ornelius W a rm erd am to set w orld reco rd s in th e e a rly 1940’s, ra te d h ig h e r th a n fib e r glass in both resiliency and v ib ra tio n tests. T he contro v ersy over fib e r‘glass began rec en tly w hen Jo h n U elses of, th e M arine C orps b e ­ cam e th e firs t m an ev er to clear 16 feet. H e did it w ith a g lass pole and im m ediately w as a c ­ cused of using u n fa ir m eans by c e rta in p arties w ho a re opposed to fib er glass poles. Devils Rate High In National Stats A rizona State, although r a n k ­ ed outside th e to p 15 in both, m a jo r w ire service b asketball polls, is one of th e natio n ’s top team s in the statistical d e p a rt­ m ent. T he Devils h av e been am ong th e top two or th re e clubs n a ­ tio n ally in scoring all season and th e ir re c e n t sp u rt has carried th e ir season average to over 92 p o in ts p e r game. Individually the ASU club has m ore th a n held its own. J e rry H ah n an d Tony C erkvenik a re contin u in g to th re a te n th e n a ­ tio n a l field goal percen tag e le ad e r. H ahn, w ith ov er 59 p e r cent, is am ong th e top five n a ­ tio n a lly and C erkvenik, w ith 58 p e r cent, is am ong th e top ten. We’re looking forward to meeting you We’ll be cm the campus on the dates listed below, ready to give engineering and science seniors information on space-age careers in a dynamic industry. II you are looking for a company offering assignments on programs of unique interest and career potential, you J1 be interested in the advantages Boeing can oiler you. Boeing, for instance, is a major contractor on such advanced programs as the Saturn S-1B advanced first stage booster, the Dyna-Soar manned space glides the solid-fuel Minuteman ICBM, and the Boraarc defense missile system. Boeing is also the . ^ orld 8 foremost designer and builder of multijet aircraft, includ­ ing the eight-jet B-52H missile bomber, the KC-135 tankertransport, the C-135 cargo-jet, and the famous Boeing 707, 720 and 727 jetliners. 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Thursday and Friday— Marfch 1 and 2 Divisions: Aero-Space • Military Aircraft Systems • Transport • Vertol In d u stria l P rod u cts . B o e in g Sc ie n tific Re se arch L ab o rato rie s An equal opportunity amployer '"'■•■yjdBt Friday, February 23, 1962 Capri's \\\ Imp Cagers Have Plenty Of Promise T his y e a r’s fro sh b ask e tb a ll i ing a t a stead y clip fro m th e ir rn soect^r f SU success ^ en j°ying ^ inside P°sts‘ Reid, 6-6, from spectacular of last y e a r ’s h ig h -sco rin g o u tfit. The w ith ASU Im p s a re n ’t a m u ltitu d e blessed of p rep A ll A m e ric a n s o r A ll S t a t ­ ers U o fA as last season, but 16 E. 4th — Tempe “I’M IIP 10 MY junior year, and have I learned about women! To be a lo v e r, yo u gotta look like one. Like me, in my A-l sla ck s. Nowadays, when the girls snug­ gle up, th e y can hear my heart say­ ing A d , A-l, A - l." B y BOB EGER A naheim , Calif., is h ittin g 11.1 Sports Editor p o in ts p e r gam e a n d g rab b in g ; i 10.1 reb o u n d s. O w ens, 6-4, from Commando basketball, the game that pleases the N ew port, Ky., is sco rin g a t a iage fan w ith a killer instinct, slips into the ASU athsim ila r 11.1 r a té an d is r e ­ [letic spotlight tonight at 8 in Sun D evil Gym. b o u n d in g a t a 11:1 pace, to lead And it w on’t slip in quietly. th e te a m in th a t d e p a rtm e n t. B ill M a n n ’s charges Joe Q u in ta n a , a 6 -3 o u t ­ a re g e ttin g th e jo b done. PIZZAS Commandos Get K icks This gam e of precision and grace is liable to become the number one sport at the school. Because its performers are all varsity athletes, the other sports may side m an fro m Los A n g e le s , A lth o u g h th e y ’ve o nly a c ­ find their players wiped out by the tim e tonight’s is co m in g on s tron g a ft e r a cu m u lated eig h t w in s ag ain st »ports spectacular is over. leg — in ju r y fo rc e d h im to 13 losses, th e Im p s h av e show n I Commando basketball has all the rules of the regs it o u t th e f ir s t p a r t o f t h e — a w ell-b a la n c e d scoring a ttac k ular cage game — only none of them are followed. Any missed and a re scoring a t a resp e cta b le j season. Q u in ta n a resemblance between-thisr. sport and the real game is 74.6 rate . s e v e ra l gam es a n d s a w l i m ­ .... i , purely accidental. ited actio n in s e v e ra l o th ­ I T h e le ad in g sco rers fo r th e There s one big difference — the players wear a Im ps a re b o th o utside m en. ers b u t has n o w w on a boxing glove on one hand, and they art allow ed to use H ow ard Lee, a 5-11 ju m p shot it for w hatever purpose they see fit. s ta rtin g b e rth . a rtis t from St. Jo h n s, Ariz., is! It’s even an improvem ent from the days of the T h e Im p s a p p e a r w ell on av e rag in g 15.2 points, an d L uis -hristians and lions.. Tonight’s show ieatures features an an aliall---- 5?“ « the. muus Aoxugni s snow Itheir way to accomDlishin* the I-------on cast w *■- keep*the score from being • L agunas, a 5-10 sc ra p p e r H orn | ^ whichPthSey ^ effort*■ to so th e y w e re | one-sided. H ayden, A riz., U is ______ sco rin g H 11.2| , selected—to polish polish th e ir p lay n e r contest selected—to A vending m achine com p an y, would probably do p e r contest. . | and fu rn ish Ned W u lk ’s ta le n tbetter to sell bandages than to try to sell things to eat D ave Reid and Tom O w ens lad en v arsity w ith m ore solid and drink. h av e been scoring an d re b o u n d - bench stre n g th n e x t season. I understand they’re thinking about having the programs printed in black. That w ay you could draw in little w hite crosses everytim e somebody scored. The pom-pon girls w ill even be there. They m ight have to trade their colorful outfits for the pale w hite of nurses clothing. We understand that one of the teams has a “fast bleak offense. It seem s yop try to- break everyone’s FAVORS - CENTER PIECES - LEIS head open as fast as you cdn. The other team makes effective use VJA. of the ■pi L1 1V_T “press” Cpo t PAPER GOODS FOR OCCASIONS th e y press you against the floor w ith a 240 pound foot­ MONOGRAMMING ball-type ^fellow until you’re rendered harmless. f They’ve got another nam e for this commando stuff. I t s som etim es labeled guerrilla warfare. Seem s like guerrilla warfare would be m ore fitting. — — — .. . . "lu....... — — i (Continued on page 12) Coach Right or W rong You Can't Miss W ith Our BOB VIEWS SPORTS NEWS PARTY TIME HAPPY HOUSE SH0PT wo7.Sâtcr The Americana Shop g reat tradition on campus THE NATURAL SHOULDER SUIT .wwwwvj m R O u r tra d itio n a l suits are a n a tu ra l on cam ­ pus. If you w e a r a n y size fro m 35 to 46, y o u 'll fin d it in o u r com plete stock o f na­ tu ra l shoulder fa s h io n J tr ta ilo re d by Sagner. Choose fro m fo u r colors blended w ith Dacron an d cotton . , . a u to m a tic w ash 'n w e a r! a p i e ft / Northweave, Northpark or Pesa Pluma Suits by 4.95 to 6.95 Sagner from $49.95 to $65.00 A t your favorite campus shop OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 6:(%)PM Your A-1 Dealer In Tempe... THURSDAY RUTE ’TIL 9 P.M. TEMPE SHOPPING CENTER I Page 12 STATE PRESS Friday, February 23, 1962 I Tracksters Open S late (Continued from .page 11 ) Seriously, the Letterm an’s Club is re-organizing at aiter a Peripd of non-existence, and the gang is ,i° a regl good start. Those of you who saw their exhibition of the commando game at-half-tim e of the A SU A.bC gam e Monday w ill agree, w e think, that it’s cer­ tainly worth 50 cents to see a full game The thing is supposed to last for 32 m inutes, with carious tim e-outs to mop up the floor. If. any of -the lions last that long, it w ill be a miracle. It used to be that an iron man was one. who played the w hole game. Noty it’s a guy with a horseshoe in his boxing glove. Devils Host Falcon Five A rizona S ta te ’s . trac k and field team opens its season1 on an inform al basis in Tucson to - I m orrow a t th e A rizona In v i­ tational Relays. T he Falcons have allow ed a 1 to tal of only 57.8 points p e r ' contest to bd scored ag ain st them . In one gam e they held I John H arrington and Bob th e ir opponent to a 14-14 tie i W aller of the Hooters finished a t halftim e. Sun D evil fans w ill h av e a I first and second respectively in I intram ural table tennis. chance to see th e b a ttle of the stubborn defense and the p ro ­ j R ich ard R eak es of S igm a N u lific offense tom orrow n ig h t in ¡placed th ird , an d R on Schm ieSun Devil Gym w hen th e two ten k n o p of ATO finished fo u rth team s clash a t 8:30, T he Sun H orseshoe com p etitio n is c u r ­ Im ps play E astern A rizona JC re n tly u n d e r w ay an d w ill fin in a prelim in ary contest a t 6:307 ish n ex t w eek. F o llo w in g h o rse ­ shoes in th e in tra m u ra l p ro g ram ’T h e A ir F orce c re w , lik e is w restlin g . W restlin g e n trie s A S U , has been accepted f o r 1 a re d u e F eb. 28, an d c o m p eti­ tion w ill begin M arch 4. Fred Elquest & Son Everything for the Art Student Art Supplies Picture Framing 703 N. 2nd St. Phoenix P H O N E A L 8 -2 6 2 8 tan ce m e d le y fo llo w e d by D onnell give ASU a p o w erfu l tw osom e in th e ja v e lin an d should b e solid fav o rites in th e ir event, in the d is ­ and w ill Roth in be th e h a lf, Jost in the t h r e e - q u a r ­ Jan sen , an d possibly Rose, w ill S everal D evil com petitors ters a n d O w e rs in th e m ile . I high ju m p fo r th e D evils. have alre ad y seen considerable G reen, D arre ll Jan sen , T u c k - I A lthough no points a re k e p t action on the indoor circu it th is e r and S te w a rt A nderson w ill! on an official basis, th e m e e t a f­ season an d should be in good ru n the low sh u ttle h u rd le r e - 1 fords th e coaches an ex cellen t shape for th e ir first ou td o o r j lay. G reen an d Jan sen a re also com petition of th e year. to e v a lu a te th e s tre n g th e n tered in th e high h urdles. j chance of th e ir squads before th e r e ­ T h e m eet, in w h ic h p oints - P ole v a u lte r Jo h n Rose is a ! g u la r season gets u n d erw ay . a re not o ffic ia lly k e p t, is heavy fav o rite in his ev en t and ! A rizona S ta te an d A rizona, as is backed by Dick C unningham , j held p r im a r ily fo r th e p u r ­ in previous years, a re ex p ected P ete A nselm o is back to tr y -to j pose o f g iv in g th e a th le te s to w alk aw ay w ith th e u n o ffic­ im prove h is school reco rd in th e I some c o m p e titiv e e x p e rie n c e ial m eet honors. T he 'tra ck r i ­ sh o t p u t. H e is also en tered in t h e 1 v alry w hich ex ists b etw een th e b efo re th e s ta r t of th e d ual discus. M ike P ierce w ill also I two schools is as in te n se as th e m eet season. T eam s e n te re d p u t th e shot. g rid iro n an d cage w ars in w h ich a re A S U , A rizo n a , T e x a s F ra n k Covelli and W ayne M c­ th e schools engage. O ne of th e chief functions of a b ert i in th e N C A A p o s t­ the U nited S tates A ir Force is. s e a s o n n atio n a l to u rn e y . th e defense of our country. T h e Falcons w ill com pete W e s te rn , N e w M ex ic o S ta te E vidently, they teach d efen se in th e M id w e s t Regionals. and N e w M e x ic o W e s te rn . thoroughly in the A ir Force T he a ffa ir featu res relay com ­ T uesday night, the UofA W ildA cadem y because th a t in stitu p etition an d th e reg u lar field ! cats, cu rren tly enjoying th e ir i tion fields a basketball te a m . . best b ask etb all season in years, I events.. th at is one of the stingiest in will invade Sun D evil Gym to I H ubie W atson an d H enry C arr, the nation. ’ continue w h ere th ey left off ! both w ith w in d -aid ed 9.4 h u n d ­ T h e Falcons, w ho g et a w hen the ASU club em erged on j reds to th e ir cred it, w ill hold k ic k out o f keepin g close the upper, end of a 73-67 th r ill­ dow n key spots in th e 440 and w atch on th e ir opponents' er in Tucson e a rlie r in th e se a ­ 880 relays. Ron F reem an and goal, w ill p ro b a b ly be one | son. Jim T u ck er w ilU join them in o f the m ost u n p o p u la r team s ■ T h at gam e w ill be th e final j th e form er and Ulis W illiam s ever to p la y in Sun D e v il | home enco ù n ter of th e season and M ike B a rric k w ill fill out G ym . the 880 foursom e. ASU fans- are used to seeing for the D evils, who have won 29 i stra ig h t on th e local boards. B arrick, G aston G reen, F re e ­ th e ir score-happy Sun Devils roll up totals far in excess o f 1 100 points. T u c k e r w ill lead o ff w ith a q u a rte r m ile m an and W illiam s a re h eav y f a ­ vorites to cop th e m ile re la y honors. A tw o m ile relay team of E ric O w ers, D enny G reen , | Bill Jo st an d D an R oth also should m ake a good show ing. N O W SWINGING THE MUSIC HALL Special Dance Today From 3:30 P.M. - 6:30 and 8:30 - 12:30 Tonite VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT A lso SA TUR DA YS — 8:30 TO 12:30 SU N D A Y AFTERNOONS — 3 P.M. to 7 P.M. 1825 Apache Blvd. Tempe Carrying MORE Than Six Hours? 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