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ill day! iters' g on a cloud of 2 styles sly while tier . . . " a ca > r "a;1-' ' - re'a"3 nil . . . :;ar' 'a e o ,;. ;; ; r rea- *o : a ``Mao Tse-tung is beyond doubt the most famous living Communist, not excepting the rulers of Russia. It is ridicu lous to treat Red China as a satellite of Russia and to consider the present alliance as an everlasting union, "Tile Russian and Chinese Communists, because of the occupied by the mentally ill. less than five cent of every dol lar spent for medical research is invested in mental health and mental illness, "Many false notions have arisen about psychiatry, and are in a large measure being perpetuated by what has been called the `taboo defect,'" he our midst have not been dis couraged," fie said. "The task confronting us today is to re verse tlte trend of recent years and recoenire that our way of life will differ from that of the totalitarian world only so long as we do pre serve our freedom to dis sent." In a talk on "Automation; The Second Industrial Revolu tion.'' Frank K. Shallonberger, professor of industrial man y More homes are painted *# agement. Graduate School of Business, said that the trend toward automatic plants prom with this famous house paint ises higher standards of living, lower costs, new products, than any other brand. I greater materia) wealth and more leisure. ! I MORE JOBS CREATED. Let us show you how SWP can Technology has a I w a y s created more jobs than it has mean extra years of 0 destroyed, he added. 0 William A. Spurr, professor 0 m of business statistics, Graduate 0 beauty and protection ,* School of Business, said that 0 the possibility of a depression for YOUR home. still remains, and that business * executives must be ready to take immediate defensive action against the threat. ` Depressions were headed off # 9 in 1945, 1949 and 1953, Spurr said. Space platforms wore de scribed by J. Kenneth Salis bury. professor of mechanical engineer, as "not at all an un reasonable concept. "Only improvement in structural efficiency and staging techniques are re quired to make satellite vehicles a reality," he said. Other faculty speakers were C. Easton Ttothwell, director of, the Hoover Institute and Library. "British Views of Us and Our Policies:'' Ray X Faulkner, acting dean of hu manities and sciences. "The Modern Home: A Design for Liv ing;'' Moffatt Hanocic, profes 4) sor of late, "Popular Illusions About the Law;" and Wallace u_ E. Stegner, director ol the Cfative Writing Center. "Today's SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT STORES Novelist and His Critics." The Stanford Conference was 62 Stones town 2046 Market San Francisco 925 C Street, San Ralael sponsored by the Stanford Alumni Association. \ew association officers! 1224 Burlingame Avenue, Burlingame elected are John C. McHose, I.os Angeles and a basketball Hall] 762 Hamilton Street, Redwod City of Fame member, president; Dr. William L. Rogers, of San Fran cisco. first vice president: and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, of Piedmont, second vice president. See the famous, Money-Saving Death Takes j OLSON RUGS Dr. Turkei Corcrer s Brother Hsa'-- V'c '-i~! ! i : Dr. A. W. Turret 47 year Old! San Francisco physician, disun-! guished combat veteran of World War II and cider brother of Coroner Henry W, Turkei. died suddenly early yesterday.