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SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE 47,- ank VOL. 49 4111110 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 196I No. 10 Dr. Pouting Professor To Discuss of Travelers From SJS nse World Peace, the 'On Thermonuclear iNar' iza- 'European Way View Not Shelters 'On Thermonuclear War.'' an bill/Adam and the Cantlier CUM. all its 'IONI IlEtn.ES allint ’Ail1111’- examination of the militaly altern- flit lee. 1 ill waterfronts, bargaining tor wares atives with which Sour country is "II is Kahn's contention that We ,,-Lighting. .street dancing not increase safety from nuclear on the famous Rialto bridge. attack, declared Dr. Linus Paul- faced, will be reviewed he Dr. must accept the possibility of the ...bathing on the Italian Rivieria VIEW OF RUINS ing, Nobel Prize winner in (item - Ralph Parkman, professor of chem- beginning of thermonuclear war at French Rivieria , ogling on the Rome...the ancient ruins of the bitty, at an informal press confer- ical and metallurgical engineering, any time; and that if proper plan- ink drinking German beer, French dead empire. the Coliseum, St. ence Sunday at the Calvary Meth- at 12:30 p.m. tomcsrrow iii cafe- ning takes place the country can de- Peters church (the largest in the odist church in San Jose. teria rooms A and B. survive," Dr. Parkman said. world), the Metal Way. Thus Kahn concerns himself These were scenes in which 98 "Fallout shelter construction is a This recently published work by Dci- Madrid.. the bull-fights, flamen- form of militinism which will in- fheman Kahn is the second book With the necessity id a large de- San Jose State students and fac- ad- co dancing, four-course meals for crease bomb stockpiles and in- to he reviewed in the weekly se- lenient force, dismissing disarma- members and families par- not ulty only 33 cents. crease our danger," said the Cal- ries of book talks presented by the ment as less practical. ry in Europe last summer. ticipated Paris. .climbing to the top of Tech professor. Faculty Library committee. EXPLORES CAUSES These vagabond travelers were the Eiffel Tower, driving around FALSE SECURITY STAFF PHYSICIST Kahn explores the causes of past pot part of a tour, but were in- the arch of Triumph, the Latin People get a false sense of se- The author is a staff physicist worki wars in his book, drawing curity from comparisons to the present situa- dividuals tackling Europe on their quarter and the. University of fallout shelters, he with Rand cons, a research or- said. The protection provided by tion. He contends that war is pos- Paris. ganization primarily concerned own for 65 days. sible even if both sides do not wish WARMTH OF PEOPLE shelters can be neutralized by in- with military planning. He has eaROUP SCATTERS war. The people 01 Europe were creasing the attawk four times, Dr. served as a consultant to the arrival at Gatwick air- Dr. Parkman was grad's, t warm and hospitable. They would Pauline stated. Atomic Energy commission, the from the University of Pittsburgh pal in England (20 miles south offer advice. directions and some- Dr. Pawling held his press con- Office of Ci%il and Defense Mo- ference in 1941. He received his M.S from ut London) farewells were said times dinner. before his wife spoke to the San Jose branch of the Wom- Stanford in 1949 and his Ph.I.) irs and MI went the 98 into unknown One family in Frankfurt, Ger- en's International League fie 1951 from the %WM' ci t 'isa many were shopping in a depart- parts. Peace and Freedom. Forms Available HP Came ICI 5.15 in ment store. They were discussing They traveled, by bicycle, ear, He estimated that Russia could prices and goods with a clerk who k ppi It :11,11... ,,iiil IM I Iti. II% are motorcycle and by train. now attack the United States with was chattering away in broken photo b. Rich Irrrlood to available In the College ta- 10,000 megatons of bombs and the- Europe opened her doors. English. She stopped, looked at lon, 315 S. Ninth .at., for fresh- Society Admits PRESIDENT PRESENTS PLAQUEBrent Davis, ASB president, U.S. could attack Russia with Brussels. Hamburg, Copenhagen, them apprehensibly and said. '20.- man class offices and four fresh- makes presentation of a plaque commemorating the sculpture, in 000 megatons. Rome. Venice, Berlin, Madrid, "You come to dinner at my man student Conned representa- the background, by Roger Bolomey (far left) to Warren Faus, A megaton equals a million tons New Members that had house..." th Paris. country only head of art department, in a ceremony yesterday in the Art quad. of TNT. Paris. .Aug. 26. .Le Bourget P.' % and applications must been seen previously by studying The bas relief sculpture, on the facade of the art building, was 95 PER CENT airport...A plane was leaving for DEAD be turned in by Friday at 3:80 Phi Alpha Theta, national honor- or reading history. chosen in a $1500 competition sponsored by ASB last spring. Under such an attack New York. The 98 were going Dr. Paul- p.m., according to Skip Morella, ary history society, may pick up Gurdon Woods, director of the San Francisco Art institute, spoke ing stated that 170 FACE THE ELEMENTS home. million Ameri- election board chairman. An application blanks from the His- at the dedication cans would be tio Two enterprising young men It was "au revoir" Paris and the killed within orientation meeting for all (-ao- Amy department, ('H223. according days, or 94 per cent of the popula- weathered the elements by riding European way of life. rtal:des, or their proxies, will I1P to Bill Fairbanks, president. tion. held at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Draw- it who double on a motor scooter. This Upper division New Experimental Drug May Another eight million people ings for positions on the ballot have 12 units of history and a not being enough, they tied two would be badly injured and twit will be held at the meeting. 3.01 grade point average in his- sleeping bags and suitcases on Game Tickets million people would be left to toly and a 2.75 overall GPA are cope with loss of food, radiation behind. One of the great rivalries of Prolong Life of 'Mr. Sam' eligible. Twenty units of humani- contamination and no communicii- Riding 5000 miles, visiting 16 ties may be substituted for 10 the football season will renew DALLAS, 'rex. iUPli House The drug, if Rayburn continues 1 ion. San Jose Dr. Richards units of the history requirement. countries, crossing the Alps, sleep- itself Oct. 14 when Speaker Sam Rayburn has, with- to tolerate daillt doses of a few - FIGURES MISLEADING state'A football tram battles the minutes each for the next week or Initiation fee to the society is ing in haystacks: crashing' their stood well the first doses of an Dr. Reuling called the figure- Stanford Indians with Stanford To Talk Tonight $1.5 for a lifetime membership. scooter on cobblestone streets tthd two, may slow the cancer and pro- recently provided by cancer-slowing chug, Life magazine hoping to regain vengesinee for experimental Rayburn's lite weeks IA' Regular fees are $1 a semester. living with a Danish family for 10 long misleading when it said only five Dr. Marion K. Richards, assist- last year's 34-20 loss ter the Spar- a physician disclosed today. months. Weekly meetings are held on days (eating seven meals a day) million people would be killed if ant professor of English and for- tans. Tuesday afternoons at 2 o'clock. were tales told by these two. Rayburn got the first dose of the "Mr. Rayburn had a fairly good fallout shelters were built. eign student adviser, vvill speak on VISIT TO RUSSIA Tickets for the guile' are on drug, 5 dluorieuracil, Sunday. It night," a bulletin issued by Dr. Ile suggested that people write "San Jose State College and Its Deadline for applications is Oct. Others went to Russia, saw how sale at the Stink-at Affairs Of- is put into his veins, like a blood Tompsett at Baylor University to the U.S. Government Printing International Students" tonight at 25. the people fixed, talked to them fice, THI6, tor 51.00 with pres- transfusion. Dr. Ralph Tompsett, Medical Center said. "He is awake office for copies of hearings which 8 o'clock in the Campus Christian Advises' for the seciety is Dr. and became more familiar with entation of sIS student laxly spokesman for the four doctors and alert. He seems comfortable were held on the effects of nu- center. 300 S. Tenth St. Donald E. Walters. associate pro- the power that threatens America. card. 5.15 student laxly cards treating Rayburn, said the treat- and complains of no pain. A few clear war before a subcommittee Dr. Richards' talk is sponsored fessor of history and education.