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"VIRTUES OF STUDY’ °. “Did you have the opportunity to go to college. hen you were younger? “I have “had a semester of junior college, and 3 se mgster of university work. I did fairly well.” “I'd like you to elaborate on your work load, and how you achieve these results that you have. Do you plan ahead, or do you go step by step?” “Well, much like a soldier on a battlefield, I think, that you simply plod through from+day to day. I think | that you have to have an overall objective, of course, which was supplied for me with the return of the death penalty, and the other judgment of conviction. It was dif- ficittt to anticipate the problems that would arise, or the next step that would necessarily have to be made in the litigation. I have had to meet so many emergencies and many deadlines, and I didn’t know exactly what a parti- cular court or judge might rule, so consequently when I had to come up against a new problem, I had to meét it as such rather than taking it arbitrarily, or trying to anticipate exactly what. each court would do, or read its mind.” “Well, it's been suggested to us that your cell lights are on unti? the early hours of the morning, and that you expand your efforts in many extra-cur- ricular activities, and it's also been suggested to us how you approach these things. You don’t allow your- self to get too far involved, so you can get through each project.” “Well, of course I've done a great amount of work in addition to legal work, I mean authorship Ag—sich = per- hapsend other things that I've had to fit, in effect, ECLOO Ua ‘ - Tolson ——____ Boardman ——_— Belmont —___— Trotter ——____ Clayton —=*— Tele. Room —— Holloman ——_— Gandy Editors Interview Caryl Chessman Death Row’s Ten-Year Resident’ Wash, Post and ~ Times Herald. Wash. News, Wash, Star N. Y. Herald ——-_ Tribune . N.Y. Journal-—___ American ° N. Y. Mirror N. Y. Daily News __ N.Y. Times Daily Worker —___.w The Worker w Leader G Qujand Date = x1 Sh y