Peace Corpsmen
Begin Training
The sixty newly arrived Peace Corps candidates
have completed one week of their ASU stay.
Three weeks remain of on-campus work after which
the trainees for Bolivia, South America will spend f o u r
weeks at the Maricopa Indian Community Colony, west

of Laveen. Included in th e group
are th ree m arried couples, a 55y ear-o ld and fo u r 18-year-old program held a t ASU this year.
A pproxim ately 60 candi d a t e s
trainees.
The Indian com m unity build ­ com pleted a nine-w eek program
ing and facilities and adjacent last A pril fo r service in Colom­
ten acres have been leased to bia, South Am erica.
ASU by th e G ila R iver Com­
m unity T ribal Council. Of the
28 days' on cam pus, the trainees
w ill com m ute 16 days to the
train in g center a t th e M aricopa
Colony w h ere living accommo­
dations and a portable langu­
age laboratory w ill be installed.
Dr. L. M ayland P ark er, asso­
ciate professor of farm m anage­
John O ’Leary, w ho has w o rk ­
m ent, said th e instructional staff
will be largely com prised of fa ­ ed for the Federal B ureau of
culty from ASU and the A m er­ Investigation for 27 years, has
ican In stitu te for Foreign Trade. been nam ed acting director of
The instruction w ill include the A rizona S tate U niversity de­
th e economic, social and cu ltu ­ p artm en t of security.
His addition to the staff was
ral l i f e of Bolivia; technical
studies; A m erican studies and announced last Monday by G il­
w orld affairs; h ealth and m edi­ b ert Cady, ASU vice president
cal training; physical education for business affairs, who' said
and recreation; language tra in ­ O ’L eary w ill assum e the duties
ing; P e a c e Corps orientation; of th e new position im m edia­
and philosophy, strategy, tac­ tely.
N orm an Peck, who joined the
tics and th e m enace of com­
ASU cam pus security force in
munism.
The candidates w ill „be tra in ­ 1958, w ill continue as captain
ed to assist th e Bolivian gov­ of the university police, Cady
ernm ent in th e developm ent of said.
W hile w ith the FBI, O’Leary
the dairy ind u stry in Quillacolla
N O T E D P E R F O R M E R S — T he talented h u s ­
w
orked
in Philadelphia, W ash­
Province, C ochabam ba Valley,
b a n d -w ife team of G la d y s Steele and C arl
and in a ru ra l developm ent ington, D.C., Omaha, Phoenix
H ague w ill treat A S U to a m elodious eveproject in th e S anta Cruz area. and A lbuquerque.
O’L eary received a bachelor
The S an ta Cruz P roject w ill
be adm inistered overseas by of science degree from th e U ni­
th e N ational F arm ers Union; the versity of Iowa, and a bachelor
Cochabam ba Project, by th e of law s degree from George­
H eifer P roject, Inc., both und er tow n U niversity, W ashington,
contract w ith th e Peace Corps. D.C. He is m arried and the
The C ochabam ba Valley, lo ­ fa th e r of th ree children.
cated in th e cen ter of Bolivia,
Program s beginning Monday
“W ords and Music,” a p ro - Isatile artists, they took turns d e­
has th e potential of becoming
gram by Carl H ague and Gladys lighting th eir audience w ith featuring the 350 high school
one of th e natio n ’s m ost p ro ­
Steele, noted concert, television Ichoice bits of a vast repertoire, music .campers w ill clim ax their
ductive agricu ltu ral areas, ac­
and radio perform ers, will be Mr. Hague is endowed w ith a th ree week stay.
cording to D r. P ark er.
The m usical features a re open
presented next Tuesday at 8 j w arm flexible voice. His inProblem s w ith th e d airy in ­
p.m. in the MU ballroom.
I telligent rendition and ingra- to the public free of charge and
dustry th e re include lack of
The talented husband - w i f e tiating_ m anners
- a s aare
i c im
x iatched
a t c i i c u by end Saturday
- w ith the afternoon
----------------------technical know ledge on th e ef­
team are represented on num - Miss Steele’s whose mobile face and evenihS Fine A rts Festival
ficient operation of dairies, lack
A Pops Concert is scheduled
erous recordings and present j and fingers on the keys Were as
of d airy sanitation, high ra te
Dr. Roy M. Johnson, associate t h a t ‘som ething different’ so j m uch as h er tone of voice, tools at noon Monday in the MU ballof anim al disease and lack of
professor of micfobiology a t m uch in dem and, according to jo f a scintillating w it and p er- room. Tables w ill be set up and
p astu re an d fodder.
those attending are invited to
critics.
| fect sense of tim ing.”
A
The S an ta Cruz P ro ject is rizona S tate U niversity, has
I
Hague, a tenor, presents se r-j Miss Steele, born in the U nit- bring th eir lunches or buy them
designed to h elp th e B olivian been selected to participate in
in the union. Monday evening,
th
e
tw
o
y
e
a
r
international
In
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ous and hum orous songs in sev- ed States of a Danish m other
governm ent increase and im ­
at 7:30, the annual talen t show
eral language and dialects. A l- and an A m erican father, draw s w ill be presented, also in the
prove ag ricu ltu ral productivity dian Ocean Expedition.
Dr. Johnson w ill spend th ree
and to con trib u te to th e social
so included in his repertoire are her heritage from Nordic, Cel- ballroom.
developm ent of th e predom in­ m onths d u ring th e sum m er of selections from o p e r a s and tic and Latin strains. She brings
An ensem ble recital, fe a tu r­
1964 studying th e distribution of
an tly ru ra l population.
Broadway shows.
j to her a rt a background of E u- ing woodwind, brass, oboe and
spore-form
ing
bacteria
in
the
Before receiving th e ir field
piano groups, is scheduled
s tra it betw een E astern A frica
His wife, who accompanies ropean tradition. The late Oda
assignm ents in Bolivia, th e can ­
W ednesday at 7:30 p.m. Two
and
M
adagascar.
In
th
a
t
area,
h er husband and herself at the Nielsen, D enm ark’s greatest act- T hursday events “include a 4
didates w ill undergo additional
he w ill also do th e system atic piano, has created h er own
train in g a t th e P eace Corps
ress. was a m em ber of her m o- p.m. organ recital and a 7:30
bacteriology
on fauna collected
cam p in P u erto Rico an d in
p.m. erjsemble concert, fe a tu r­
special
style
and
delivery.
In
­
th e r’s family.
by o th er scientists.
Bolivia.
cluded
in
h
er
selections
are
folk
Hague is a lineal descendant ing woodwind, bases, oboe, p ia­
F o r the past two years, Jo h n ­
no and percussion groups. All
E ntire cost of th e pro g ram a t son h as been doing research on and character songs, hum orous
of Johann Svendsen, celebrated program s w ill be held in the
ASU is covered in a $112,329 spore form ing bacteria un d er
and dram atic recitations in sev­ Norwegian composer, coming ballroom.
oontrapt betw een th e B oard of contract w ith the Office of N a­
eral
languages, and a num ber natu rally by his m usical ta ­
The Fine A rts Festival S a tu r­
R egents and th e P eace Corps, v al R esearch. H e also has taught
and w ill involve no expense to a t th e U niversity of Chicago, of lyrics by Ogden Nash, poet- lent. His presentation of rarely day, opening at 1:30 p.m. in the
th e state.
th e U niversity of Chicago Clin­ bum orist, set to original music. heard songs of the Scandinavian ballroom is designed for Music
The c u rre n t p ro ject is th e ics, and th e U niversity of New
According to a California re ­ countries adds color to his v a r­ C am per’s parents, friends and
scholarship donors, as w ell as
second P e a c e Corps train in g Mexico.
viewer, “Both talented and v er- ied program .
for the general public.

FBI Veteran
Named Head
Of Security

Recitals
Noted Performers Concerts,
Highlight Finale
To Appear Here ¡Of Music Camp

Prof. Leaves
On Oceanic
Study Cruise

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Barber Shop

LITTLE M A N O N C A M P U S
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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 the s c h o o l ye a r, e x c e p t in g h o lid a y s and
is e n tered as se c o n d c la ss m a tte r a t t h e T e m p e , AHzonV PoSt Office under
the A c t s o f M a r c h 3, 1879, a n d A ugu st 24, 1912.
S u b s c r ip t io n price, $3 p e r s c h o o l y e a r.

T H E S T A T E P R E S S is a m e m b e r o f th e
A r iz o n a N e w s p a p e r s A s s o c ia t io n , A s s o c ia t e d C o l­
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By W . B. W A T K I N S
S tu den t Director, A S U In tra m u ra ls

M en clam oring for “a regular
b a rb e r” need search no fu rth er
th an th e basem ent of the M e­
m orial Union. Besides cutting
hair, Bob W illford m ig h t even
help w ith hom ew ork as hie is a
1960 ASU graduate w ith a BA
in finance.
W illford is n o t new a t the
b arb er game, fqr w hile doing
his u n d ergraduate w ork, he
w orked a t R ay Boles’ B arber
Shop in Tem pe C enter for four
years. He is now w orking on a
m aster’s degree in school a d ­
m inistration.
The b a rb e r shop, w hich has
been in existence fo r about a
y ear now has several ad v an t­
ages according to W illford.
“It is the only appointm ent
shop in tow n,” h e said.
He added th a t it is “easily
accessible,” and h in ted 1th a t this
is w h at ASU has been needing;
an accessible, college barber
shop.
W illford quoted th e price of
haircuts a t $1.75 a head. He
added th a t “w e do m any other
things such as shampoos, shaves,
tonics, facial massages, free tel­
ephone num bers, and directions
to places.”
The shop, adjacent to the
gam es room dow nstairs, is open
M onday through F rid ay from
10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. F or appoint­
m ents, call WO 7-9054, ex ten ­
sion 364.

I often have the question] Dr. J. Lear, the science
posed to me, of why intra-]editor of the Saturday Remurals? Further, these in- view states:
quisitive p e o p l e go even “Though behavioral redeeper with the questions, search of the last 15 years
why intramurals at ASU, or] has shown an absence Tn
why m ta u n ,« * f°r <me?” man of,the instinct to war,
The following is an attempt it has at the same time coni n t r a S a f U questl0n5i-r firmed man’s enjoyment of
! 31 ? r,° g T,a m.s m trouble and trouble makgeneral, and for the ASU ling. Therefore s o c i e t v ’s
P. O. Bo* « • »
mtramura1 program specifi- problem is to find ways^to
F U - ’c f
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tha,t every stu-:excitement that won’t harm
dent should realize that in Iothers ”
the purpose of Arizona State! „
University there is a state- tiere then lies one of the
ment that reads:
governing philosophies of
“To provide a rich and the ASU intramural depart'
balanced program of activ­ ment. What an individual
ities through the resident learns through A C T I V E
hallsj student government, participation in intramurals
carry over
professional and- -special
in'- ! will, (we hope),7 _------p cu ai m
terest groups, organiza-1
helP govern his açtivitBy ED G A S S E R
tions, fraternities and so-1ies throughout his future,
(F ir s t in a S eries of T w o )
'«•orities, that provide op-1 One more idea that I beportunity for the develop-1lieve a participant should
The poisonous animals of A ri­
This method is a physical
ment of wholesome indivi receive from intramurâls at zona have received considerable treatm ent involving the use of
dual personalities, defined ASU is thé concept of athle attention during the last quarter a string or cord, to localize the
soda! Jiving, training in Itics-for-fun. We make a sin- century, particularly from the venom by restricting the flow
leadership a n d effective cere effort in our intramu- poisonous animals research la ­ of blood, and the use of crush­
citizenship.”
ral program to restrain the boratory at ASU.
ed ice, to slow the action of
Further, the department p r e s s u res of competitive The study first began when the venom by low ering the bo­
of intramurals is governed varsity athletics. Many of Dr. H erbert L. Stahnke, direc­ dy tem perature.
by the Associated Students pur most loyal players are tor of the laboratory, came to The method is continuously
at ASU, and their purpose capable of playing varsity Arizona in 1928 and became a - gaining medical acclaim and is Profs Selected
reads:
caliber sports, but choose w are of the seriousness' of ven­ widely employed by physicians
“Intramurals — Men _ intramural competition for omous bites and stings and the in the Southwest.
For Conference
The University has a well- pressureless activity. Dr. A. lack of adequate treatm ent for
While
the
ligature-cryther
them.
rounded intramural sports Steinhaus has this to say
program. The program is about one’s personal activ­ Resolving to find a treatm ent, apy research was in progress- On Lunar Study
work on a scorpion antivenom
designed to serve the needs ity habits:
Dr. Stahnke started research on also was underway.
Two A rizona S tate U niversity
of ALL THE MEN STU­ “My advice to you is this more than 20 species of scorpions
faculty
m em bers have been sel­
Today, the ASU research lab
DENTS at ASU. The sports
in Arizona.
ected
from
am ong hundreds of
—
having
found
for
yourself
is the sole producer of antiscor
are geared to individual
His individual efforts grew in ­ pion serum in the U.S.
applicants to attend a confer­
the exercise, game or sport to a coordinated research pro­
and team competition.”
ence on L u n ar Exploration, held
Lastly, in the intramural | best suited to your strength, gram now known as the pois­ The serum, provided free of n e x t m onth a t V irginia P olyte­
booklet itself the purpose of | age, temperment and need, onous animals research, labor­ charge to physicians, has saved chnic Institute.
the lives of m any persons stung
atory.
Dr. G eorge Beakley, assistant
A
S Ucampus
^ m n nreads:
/ r S . °n the forSet a11 else and seek first
by A rizona’s two lethal spe
ASU
T he im portance and d if ­
dean of ASU’s College of A ppli­
the
joy
of
the
venture—and
cies
of
scorpions.
“There is a place for EV­
ficu lty of Dr. S ta h n k e ’s re ­
ed A rts and Sciences and ch air­
“It is both a research and a
ERYONE in the combined b e f o r e y o u know it, search on scorpion envenom an of m echanical engineering,
endurance, —
m- mation w a s fin a lly recog­ service laboratory',” according to and Dr. R o b e r t D. K ersten,
program, and it is the a- strength,
Dr. Stahnke, and p a rt of its
vowed purpose of the As- creased vitality, skill, and
nized by the Arizo n a State
chairm an of civil engineering,
service is to identify scorpions
sociated Men Students at a new outlook on life will
Legislature, w hicn in 1945,
w ill atten d th e fiv e-d ay con­
sent from nearly every country
ASU to strive for complete be added unto you.”
initiated the program w ith
ference at B lacksburg, Va., w ith
in the world. The laboratory’s
participation.”
a $2,000 appropriation.
98 other carefully selected re ­
ASU is no different from We invite you to partici­ Dr. Grady Gammage, presi­ museum collection contains more presentatives. 1
than
6,000
preserved
specimens
most other o r g a n i z e d pate in. intramurals at ASU. dent of ASU a(t that, time, then
schools in that the adminis­ Join us for the second ses­ established the laboratory, which Because Federal law now per­ Among th e noted scientists
w ho w ill speak a t th e confer­
tration o f f e r s a written
began its producing of develop­ m its live scorpions to be sent ence are W ernher von B raun,
statement of its activity pro­ sion this summer.
through
the
mail,
the
fresh
ven­
ing and producing a scorpion an ­
director, M arshall Space Flight
gram. A written, statement
tivenom and studying other poi­ om from m any localities can be Center; K arl Linnes, California
tested
on
laboratroy
animals
is essential f o r a smooth P a trio tic Facts sonous animals of Arizona.
In stitu te of Technology, P a sa ­
functioning program, es- The forerunner of Uncle Sam The range and depth of the and chemically analyzed.
dena; John V. Evans, M assa­
P.ecially where physical ac­ was B rother Jonathan, reports new research drew such spec­
L ive scorpions enable v e ­
chusetts In stitute of Technology,
tivities are concerned. The World Book Encyclopedia. D ur­ ialists as Dr. A. E. Dammann,
nom to be extracted several
running of the United States ing th e Revolutionary W ar any in 1955, as assistant director of times. Also, the total b io ­ Cam bridge.
Also, Boris Yu Levin, ch airis done so by a written patriotic American was called the lab; Dr. Robert Patterson,
logy of th e -a n im a l can be
m a n, A strophysics Commission,
program.
studied.
B rother Jonathan, after Jona­ physiologist, and Dr. Gordon
Moscow; and tw o m en f r o m Intramural sports exist than Trumbull, an ardent patriot Bender, invertebrate physiolo­
for the individual partici­ and governor of Connecticut. gist, in 1957; Dr, Eldridge B ert- Extensive research is being English universities, Z derek K opant. We are reaching for L ater the nam e was used to refer ke, in 1958, as histologist and done on the .comparison of dif­ pal, of th e U niversity of M an­
ferent venoms. The effects of chester, and P. J. Message, of
self satisfaction by the in­ to th e nation as a whole.
pathologist; Dr. Dean Watt, bio­ the venoms on nervous systems
the U niversity of Liverpool.
dividual through physical
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chemist, in 1959, and finally,
activity. Some of the more The British sang “Yankee Dr. William Northey, immuno­ and orgari tissues are exam in­ Subject f6 r th e first day is
ee) carefully. Searching for a ‘T he Moon as an E arth S atel­
prominant rewards for this Doodle” to poke fun a t Am er­ logist.
possible therapeutic use for the lite.” Tw<f days w ill be devot­
individual effort are, sports­ ican colonists. But the Am er­
its of the research stu ­
venom is vital.
ed to “Studies of the L u n ar S u r­
manship on and off the field, icans adopted the song and made d yF ru
started to appear when
Through the efforts of this la ­ face.” The last tw o days w ill
personal friendships creat­ it popular throughout the col­ a more effective treatm ent
ed, and a sense of carry­ onies, reports the W orld Book of snake bite and scorpion boratory. scorpion antivenom is concern “L u n ar F light E xplora­
a dream, and significant pro­ tion,” including a n u nm annpd
over value learned through Encyclopedia . . . and played it sting,
lig a tu re -c ry o ­
gress in venomology promises lu n a r soft lan d er and m anned
the overall intramural pro­ as th e B ritish left after the sur­ therapy the
method, w a s d e v is­
im portant medical advances in lu n a r exploration, t h e latter
gram.
render at Yorktown.
ed.
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