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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

n 1OUH EAhNING POWER meets
your yearning power, then see
brook Acres. Large lots with tall
shade trees: 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
full bsmts. and mary, many more
extras. Call today for an appt.
Priced to sell fast at S20.5OO to
S24,750 with conventional financ-
ing. Call TIL Q pm. WA, $4,000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO., INC.
LANGLEY PARK-Modern 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. liv. rm. with
fireplace, GEE kitchen. screened
porch. BEAUTIFUL CONDITION.
Slb.250. HUGH z: PECK. HE.
4-170O, 1850 New Hamp. ave.
HWISDALE-Brick rambler with
diversified rooms. Separate din. nm,
full bsmt., gss h.-w.hl level lot.
Only S16,e50 with Sl.i0O down.
Al cond. 3. c. HI1 Icy & CO.,
REALTORS, AP. 7-720O.
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ACRES

Only q few left Of these 6-aers
farmettes. 10 mile: from D G.
The best value In this area for
home building or for investment
property: $4,000 and up; terms.
once open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
1914 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. S-7700
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$37,250

VANCE, GREEN & co,
1885 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 4-62OO
EVERYTHING for the discrimi-
mating home buyer is offered In
this charmingly different brick
split-leyel: big bedrms. !
.(20x1G. ga baths, sep. din. rm :,
big dream cleo. kit: full above
ground rec. rm. level, plus full
bsmt. level; carport; large tree
shaded lot; yrs. young and
offered for immed. sale at only
S2S,500. For further details call
THE DARBY CO, Exclusive Asents,
ia. 6-93e3. ONCE open 9 til O.
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HYATTsvILLEi reduced to SIS, 90
-Irla N 9-hAdrara EnnIinI. Ill.

-Immac, 3-bedrm: EngIsh DITCH
Colonial; LARGE SEPARATE DIN
ING ROOM. eating space kit. lge
handicapped lot with garage and
barbecue pit. PARAMOUNT REAL
TY, WE, 6-5422
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STEPHENS SPECIAL
UNIVERSITY PARK
NEW BRICK COLONIAL
NEW LIsTINGl Flawless
construction: 3 twin bed
nm, ultra kit, sep. din.
rm., Dashboard heat. att;
garage, IN tiled baths and
INABILITY. Only S22,250.
THE W. W. LEWIS co.
Robert L. stephens: Pres. =,
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WOODMOOR-SlRa50

Brick rambler; 3 bedrms., IN
baths, lv. rm. with frepl., fun
din. nm, large kit. with table
space. full bsmt., garage; excellent
nnancing; near parochial and
TTOAEpSGM co III EInnn
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WO0DSIDE FOREST spacious
bedrooms and 2 full baths with
this most complete, new brick
rambler really worth looking at,
Situated in Silver Springs incest
and most conv. area. mr.. schools
and shopping. S34,500. c. ROB-
ERr GRAY q Co. 91o Ellsworth
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HOUSES BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
no Govt. red tape; buy today, move
In on settlement. No long waiting
for this house; choice Green Mead
ows loo; 6 family-size rooms,
gar, beaut. cor. lot, all fenced:
sos per mo. should handle. W. r.
HUGHES co. APP 7-14O0
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HOUSES az HUGHES; conY. Avon

HOUSES BY HUGHES; cow. Avon
dale, Nd. only S15,95O-Owner
has priced house for immed sale.
Does not want to tarry. Wants to
settle on his new home by the
18th. Check these bargain counter
features: 6 bright rooms, red brk.
construction, restful scr. porch,
detached garage, family din. room,
full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; green-tape
very low dn. payment, W. R.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BERWYN HTS.

Sparkling and delightful,
3-yr -old brick rambler, sit.
on big cor. lot; almost "
acre and nicely landsc.; ex-
tra-lge. up-to-date kit, full
bsmt. (partitioned into 3
rms. with summer kit: ask
ina Sl7,b00, FILA or VA
financing available.
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BUY BURCH

ITO 10 1EOI1
Big S-bedrm. home, n blk. from
Magruder Park. Full bsmt., screen
ed porch, patio. large glassed-in
$50. owner will take S14,750.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. Q-5o92 Open Til Q PM.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
P. @, P. OFFERS

JUNIOR vILLA-Approx; %-aers
circular driveway plus many
beautiful shrubs and trees pro-
vides seclusion and privacy for
this elegant 4-bedrm., Taft, cen
ter-hall rambler; 3 full baths.
large liv. and din. rooms with
stone flrepl., CAMERON with fire.
place and maids room In bsmt.,
Pear Diet. garage. Priced under
$4,000.
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CAPTTOL HEIGHTs

COLLEGE PARK $4,000. FHA
approved-6 large rooms and
bath, new kitchen which would
delight any lady. This price In
For further details, call JAMES
NJ CARR, INC. WA. 7-0202.
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property: 2 complete units: fea-
turing large equip. kit, part bsmt.
with washroon, level lot; 3 blks.
from schools, transp.,- shop. Ter
riflc value; S12,Q50. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400.
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AP. 7-464o

cheerful Calf. cottage; 2 breezy
bedrmS. down. plus personal de-
signed dormitory attic; great big
p-to-the-minute kit: $40 per
mo. pays everything after low On.
payment: w. r. HUGHES CO.,
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WHEATON WOODS

WHEATON-s450 dn.. Se7 monthly
for spotless 3-bedrm. brk. rambler:
lovely fenced yard, walk TO elem :,
u. and senior his. SUBURBAN
PROP. MGT., 10. b-2S6O.
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WUODSIDE FK., Silver Spring-
Excl. res. section. 3 bedrms.
plus den, ga baths. Ice. din. rm.
and liv. rm. with firepl., brick q
acre landsc. wooded lot: middle
eos, $4,000. 3O-yr. FILA loan
avail. JOSEPH 8. DEVEREUX,
INC, WI. 2-3233, WI. R-2221
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W0ODsTDE FOREST - All solid

WOUUbIDE FOREST = All solid
construction. slate roof, plaster
walls and h.-W.h. Center hall Co
lonial with Ice. bedrms. and On
baths. Lge.. shade trees and built
in gar. adds TO the desirability Of
this home. Walk to shopping,
schls. and transp. 10. b-36S7,
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zone Cape Cod, with din. rm',
extra Ice. kit, scr. prch., and q
beaut. handicapped lot, on FLA
$l2.e50. MARYLAND SALES 4
APPRAISAL Co. INC, TO. q
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cheerful Calf. cottage; 2 breezy
bedrooms down. plus personal de-
signed dormitory attic; great big
up-to-the-minute kit; $40 per
down dow pay pssms snsr'1 ". r. HUI HGoHGs
CO. APP 7-l400
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WOODSIDE

Silver Springs finest residential
area-4-bedroom 3-bath rambler
nearing completion; occupancy in
80 days; on large lot with trees.
Buy now and select your own
decor; settle later. Priced In EOS.
Graham Co., JU. 5000
WYNGATE - Assume Az loan:
white brick Colonial. Entrance
hall, powder rm., 8 bedrms.: will
sell furnished II purchaser SO de-
sires. THOMAS L. Phillips Co.
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peter /. hagan q SON

uLASSMhNOh, mD.-SoOU down on
this 2-bedroom brick home. FLA
terms: Eastover shopping center
Mr.. Fowler, LU. 4-7432. NEW
COMB-JONES REALTY CO., INC.
10 2-040O
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HOLLYWOOD

New 3-bedrm. rambler. all large;
Ia baths plus n bath in bsmt.;
fsS lss ni si sf Isl 1 to ;ssR 49,
OPEN 5 TO DARK
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N. ARL., Lorcom lane area-FHA.
appraised brick Colonial: 3 bed
rms; ga baths, rec. nm, lge scr.
porch; garage; wooded lot. 10
minutes Pentagon. S23,5O0. BY
OWNER, ia. 4-2603
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HOLLYWOOD - $500 down and
balansce less than rent; modern
3-bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt.
Priced to sell, S13,500. HUGH T.
PECK. HE. 4-640O til q.
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Evening star., 1959-11-20

eggs, one at a time, beating
each one in thoroughly to
make a smooth batter.
Add baking powder last.
Drop tablespoonfuls on we'll
creased baking sheet and
bake at 400 degrees for lS to
25 minutes or until done.
CThe puffs should be very
light, their walls thin and
frm. If removed too soon
they will collapsed When
cool. slit and fill with chicken
salad.
Also, for cream puffs, bake
larger spoonfuls for 40 min
utes at the same temperature.
I find that a level teaspoonful
makes a nice size puff for
parties and buffet dinners.
The tablespoon size is quite
large, I think.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

a fine piano should be in
stantly responsive to the
mood and touch Of the per-
former. 1t should be full size
in all respects including full
length hammer shanks. 1t
should be possible to play a
rapid trill while the soft
pedal is applied.
AS to sound board: The
sound board is the greatest
tone contributing factor and
larger size does not guarantee
quality Of tone. Fine tonal
quality is the result of expert
design and skilled choice and
care Of assembly. Fine piano
sound boards are made al
most exclusively from natural
northern spruce. spruce being
acouStically superior.
The fine quality makes of
spinet pianos are carefully
designed to give years of
excellent performance, and
are highly recommended for
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Benefit to Aid
Retarded

Alpha Sigma Alpha Soror-
ity members of Northern Vir-
ginia and Washington will
celebrate Founders Day with
a dessert tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. George S. Walo-
chik, 406 Upham place, NV,
Vienna, Va, from 2 to 5 pm.
The sorority was founded at
Farmville State Teachers
College, FarmvilIe, Va, in
1902.
Fruit cakes will be sold by
the members of the Northern
Virginia chapter, with the
proceeds going to the Alex
andria Association for Re-
tarded Children.
This project is being con-
Quoted as a part of the soror-
ity's national philanthropy,
the support Of agencies for
the mentally retarded.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

cream as an ingredient. 1t
was especially delicious. Now
I cannot find the recipe. Does
someone have one? Thank
you.
Could we have Mrs. CD.'s
address?
Little Biscuits
To: Mrs. A. F. S., Arlington
B. E. c., Washington
These little rolls of biscuits
are called Bouchees Midget
PuffS).
Take l cup water, 1s tea
spoon salt, u cup butter, /
cup sifted all purpose flour,
4 eggs, teaspoon baking
powder (optionaD.
Heat water to boiling in
good sized pan, add salt and
butter cut in pieces.
When butter is melted add
all the flour at once and stir
constantly over medium flame
until mixture forms a ball
and the dough leaves the
sides Of the pan.
Remove from flame and
cool slightly. Then add the
Evening star., 1959-11-20

piano was replaced by the
modern spinet piano, some
times called consoles. These
instruments are manufac-
tured in a wide range of
quality irrespective of height.
They vary in height from So
to Al inches.
The most we'll known
quality Spinet pianos (some-
times called Consoles) listed
alphabetically would be Bald
win Acrosonic, Chickering,
knable, Mason & Hamlin and
Sto'nwav. There are also a
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Cundv Sole

The Monnett Club Of Ohio
Wesleyan University will
open its season with a tea
tomorrow at the Phi Gamma
Delta headquarters at 1857
N street NV, from 3 to 5
pm.
The Inauguration of the
new president of the organi-
zation and school topics Of
interest will be discussed A
candy sale to benefit the
scholarship fund will be held
at the tea.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

number of less we'll known
makes of very satisfactory
performance.
The bass string length is
determined by the angle at
which the strings cross the
sound board and not the
small extra height of some
models. The elements con-
tributing to fine tone-quality
are many and cannot be at
tributed to any one single
factor.
AS to action: The action Of
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Editor Speaks

The Women's Suburban
Democratic Club Of Mont
gomery County met at a,
luncheon yesterday at the
Columbia Country Club. Mr..
Douglass Cater, Washington
Editor of the Reporter,
spoke on How to Tell A
Democrat From a Republic
can"
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Speaking About Modern Pionos
Mr.. G. H., Washington

The famous make pianos have earned their good repua
ton for outstanding quality over period Of many years
The fine piano still the result excellent design and
careful skilled craftsmanship it be built by auto
nation.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Fort MYer

We appreciate the kind
offer Of books and records
but we have only a small dis
pensary and can not handle
these gifts. Thank you ary-
way.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Pumpkin Pie

Mrs. C. D., HydttSUilIe
I hope a RICH reader can
help me. Last year I made a
pumpkin chiffon pie with ice
Evening star., 1959-11-20

ChriStnoS Plants
Miss P. S., Washington
What should I do to pre-
serve Christmas plants be-
tween Christmas and plant
ing time?
Evening star., 1959-11-20
WEE WOMEN

piano study by all reputable
piano teachers.
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Man to Appeal Sentence
In AT est Area Saline

HONOLULU. Aug. 20 (AP).-
Earle L. Reynolds plans to ap-
peal a six-month jail sentence
he received for sailing his yacht
into the Eniwetok nuclear test
zone.
Immediately after United
States District Court Judge
John r. Ross pronounced SEN
tence yesterday, Attorney John
Silard Of Washington, D. c.,
filed notice of appeal to the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
in San Francisco.
Judge Ross sentenced Mr..
Reynolds to two years impris-
onment. with ~ years sus-
pended, and placed him on
probation for five years.
He had been charged with
violating the Atomic Energy
Commissions ban on shipping
In the Pacific Ocean H-bomb
test area by sailing his Hiro-
shima-built yacht Phoenix on
July !, 1858.
Mr.. Reynolds, 4s, is q former
teacher at Antioch College at
Yellow Springs, Ohio.
The judge turned down q
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The previous record was a
little over 20 Gs.
The two other Navy men
also broke the record. with
standing % Gs and 26 Gs in
the centrifuge. A Navy report
made available to a reporter
today described the experiment.
They rode in q strange device
called the iron maiden, a steel
capsule shaped like a seated
man and filled with water to
immerse the rider completely
The water, a new technique in
gravity force experiments.
served as a cushion between
the men and the sides of the
capsule. They had a breath
ing device.
The capsule is Q possible
forerunner Of similar devices
for spaceships. It was spun on
an arm at more than 5000
miles an hour for q period Of
IL seconds.
The Air Forces Col. John
Stapp. riding on q rocket sled,
has sustained up to IS Gs when
the sled was brought to an
abrupt halt. However, this
maximum G-force was only
for . fraction of q second. In
the centrifuge water-capsule
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ScientistSuys
Reds Lead in
Arctic Study

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. 20
(AP).-Russia leads in knowl-
edge about the Arctic Ocean
even though United States
atomic powered submarines
have been the first to cross il
under its ice pack, according to
d Navy scientist.
DR.. j. w. Horton, technical
director Of the Navy Underwa-
ter Sound Laboratory at New
London. Conn.,. said the Rus
slams also are ahead in oceano-
graphic research generally.
They have ITO oceanograph-
ic vessels while we have very
few" he said.
His comment came at an
anti-submarine warfare con-
ference sponsored jointly by
the Navy and Institute Of
Aeronautical Sciences.
Others attending, including
Admiral Herbert G. Hopwood
commander in chief Of the
United States Pacific Fleet
stressed the need for creatlv in.
creased study Of underseas con-
ditions.
THE Russians" said DR.,
Horton, know a great deal
about that vast and mysterious
sea beneath the Polar ice. We
know very little. 1t is one of
the most important water areas
OF the world for submarine OPP
erations."
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tests, the maximum forces
were sustained for periods Of
five seconds.
Space scientists are partic-
ularly concerned about pro-
tecting men from violent rota-
tional forces which might be
experienced If a manned space
capsule lost stability during
flight.
They foresee that such
forces, including tumbling anc
spinning, might occur during
the re-entry of a space vehicle
into the earth's atmosphere.
Navy scientists said a water.
filled capsule conceivably coul6
be used during take-offs. It hal
the advantage of allowing free
motion Of q mans hands fol
handling instruments. Other
arrangements might require Sc.
curing the man in q motionlesl
state.
In the test device used al
townsville, Pa, riders can gel
the water out of the capsule
in five seconds, stop the cen.
trifuge and sound q siren Il
alert a rescue crew If anything
goes wrong. All they have x
do Is press O button.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29
Probation Is Set
In Traffic Death

A 27-year-old Maryland mar
was sentenced yesterday to 9
year on probation in the traffic
death of another man last De-
cember.
Municipal Court Judge Aus
tin L. Tickling warned Nick G
Tsamoutales Of 1924 Kanawhs
street. Langley Park. Mary
land, he was not to drive his
car for at least six months. II
he does, an additional 90-day
suspended jail sentence will &c
into effect, the Judge said.
Mr.. Tsamoutales was con-
victed last June Of negligent
homicide in the death Of Ru.
dolph Dickerson. 80. Of Fair
mont Heights. Maryland, wher
his car struck Mr.. Dickerson's
automobile at Fourth street anc
New York avenue N. E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29
Pastors Urged to Make
Slow Indignation Haste

national Convention Of Chris
tian Churches Disciples Of
Christi was a call for efforts
toward a more racially Sin
elusive fellowship"
Numerous congregations In
the o. million member COM
munion have both Negro and
white members, but most are
all-white.
Also. q separate national
convention is maintained by
Negro congregations. 1t ha;
been seeking consolidation with
the general body since 1899.
The key address, at the open.
ing Of the mass meeting here
last night. dwelt on the race.
relations problem.
The Rev. DR.. John Paul Pacl
of Seattle, convention presi'
dent, said 1t has put clergymer
ION the spot"
MY own hope is that Chris,
tan preachers everywhere will
stay far enough ahead of thu
people on this issue to leac
them, but not get so far aheac
they get their heads cut of.
Like Baptists and Congrega.
tional churches, the 8,000-odc
Disciples congregations are in.
dependent and can hire anc
fire their own pastors.
The denomination, however
was the only major Protestant
body that included large seq.
ments in both North and South
that was not split by the Civi
War.
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ABA Head =
ToPush World
Peace Drive

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Aug.
20 (AP).-The new president
of the American Bar Associa-
ton. John d. Randall, today
broadened the base Of the
group plotting the drive of the
lawyers organization for world
peace through law.
He announced that two
United States Senators and q
Federal judge will go on O
special committee laying the
| foundation for q worldwide
conference Of lawyers.
The new members are Sen
ators Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Republican of Iowa, and John
Stennis, Democrat Of Missis.
sippi, and United States District
Judge william D. Jameson Of
Billings, Mont. Charles s
Rhyme, Washington ID. c.
attorney, will continue to heac
the committee.
VIII Push Program
Mr.. Randall. 59-year-old gen.
eral law practitioner from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, pledged al
the close of the 82d annual
convention of the ABA that the
program of seeking world peace
through law will go forward
as rapidly as possible in the
next IL months"
SThe lawyers organization be-
gan the project a year ago. it,
ultimate goal is to convince ma
tons that their disputes car
be settled by law, just as be-
tween individuals.
Mr.. Randall said Mr.. Rhymes
committee will hold two inter-
national conferences within the
next IL months to start prepar.
ing for the global talks. The
preliminary meetings probably
will be held in Latin America
and Asia. In the following year
two more regional conferences
are to be held in Europe and
Africa.
GlObal Talks Planned
Then will come the global
talks to which lawyers from
both the free world and the
Iron Curtain countries will be
invited.
The ABA's policy-makine
body, the 248-member House OF
Delegates, will meet again Feb
ruary 1928 at Chicago. The
next annual meeting Of the
ABA will begin in late August
next year at Washington, D. C.
New delegates elected to
three-year terms are Paul W
Lashley, st. Louis; William A
Sutherland, Atlanta, Ca; Ash'
ley Sellers, Washington, D. c.;
James D. Fellers, Oklahoma
City, Okla. and Cecil E. Burey
Corpus Christi. Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29

plea that Mr.. Reynolds be al
lowed to go to Japan to resume
work with the Atomic Energy
Commission in the study Of the
effects Of radiation on human
health.
Mr.. Reynolds. free on $500
bond pending his appeal, was
convicted by a jury.
This was his second convic-
ton. After the first, he was
granted a new trial because he
had been refused a last-minute
request to act as his own at
torney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29

DENVER. Aug. 20 (AP).-
A preachers advice to preach
ers on how to work for racial
integration: Lead your flock
but not so fast that it revolts.
This tactical tip was one OF
the keynote pointers today as
more than 1000 church men,
bers began a six-day session on
UNCONVENTIONAL business.
One issue before the Inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29
Africu Music Concert

The Ambassadors Quartet. q
group of four young Methodist
laymen from Southern Rhode
STA, will present q program of
African music at $50 p. m. to-
morrow in the fellowship hall
Of Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Church. 900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-29
Water Protects Men
In New Space Test
BY FRANK CAREY
Associated Press Science Writer

volunteers protected by water like the yok in an
egg records in whsandng tremendous gravity
forces. the kind might experience in space flight
One volunteer riding speed called
centrfuge tolerated 81 times the force Of gravity. That
his normal 185pound weight like $500 pounds
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
st. Peters Church

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector, has announced that on
the fifth Sunday after Easter,
Rogation Sunday, May 3, there
will be a service of Holy Com
munion at st. Peters Episcopal
Church at s am; Church School,
10 am; Holy Communion and
sermon, III am. This will be the
corporate communion for the
Women of st. Peters and the
spring in-gathering of the United
Thank Offering. Nursery-kinder-
garten, ii am. The ii o'clock
service will be followed by a
coffee hour in the parish house,
with the hosts John H. Fearon
and Franklin Cole. The Youth
Service will be conducted on the
Sunday after Ascension Day,
May 10 at ii am. Mrs. Ralph
Carey is general chairman for
the White Elepant sale which
will be held Friday and Satur-
day, May IL at Rodney's gar
age, South Street, starting at 10
am. each day.