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SA4y -
Deduction from their pay
check also will begin in that
pay period. For most employees
this date will be July 10.
Here is the CSC's timetable
for the health insurance pro-
gram:
By March complete con-
tract negotiations for Govern
ment-wide service benefits plan
and the Government-wide in
demnity benefits plan. Decide
which non Government wide
plans, including those offered
by Federal employe organiza-
tionS, are eligible to participate
in the program.
BY May MAKE available to
agencies for distribution to all
employees the detailed infor-
national literature on the bene-
f1ts plans that will be available.
By June begin enrolment
OF employees eligible for the
program.
First pay period in July -
The health insurance program
goes into effect for Federal
employees and their families
who have elected to join.
y
HALLIDAY HOLIDAY
President Eisenhower has issued
an executive order giving Fed
eral employees a halliday holi-
day on December "a.
There will be no halliday
holiday. however, on Decem-
ber 81.
The only employees who will
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Cigarette Rate
Tied Direct 10
Lung Cancer

DALLAS, Dec. 4 (AP1-A
scientist today offered figures
which the American Medical
Association said show lung can
Ger and conditions which lead
to it depend almost completely
on the number Of cigarettes
smoked"
DR.. Oscar Auerback of the
East Orange (N. j. Veterans
Hospital provided the figures
after studying 1877 slides of
lung tissue.
In a paper prepared for the
ANA meeting here. DR.. Auer-
bach declared:
These anatomical observa-
tions seem to us to indicate
that cigarette smoking is today
a mjor factor in the causation
Of lung cancer in man."
He added, This is in COM
plete agreement with evidence
previously obtained" for ex-
tensive surveys.
Slides Obtained
The tissue slides were OBJ
tained from 400 men who died
OF numerous causes in the
East Orange VA Hospital and
other hospitals, mostly in up
State New York.
Cause of death was concealed
from the cancer researchers to
prevent possible slanted con-
clusions.
DR.. Auerbach and his asso-
ciates said smoking habits de-
termined not only whether
each individual had lung di-
sease, but also the amount Of
cancerous, non-cancerous and
pre-cancerous damage to lung
tissue.
OF the 402 deaths, lung can
Ger caused So. All the cancer
cases were smokers and so
smoked cigarettes.
Little Change in NOn-Smokers
The IS non-smokers or light
smokers showed almost no in
dication of pre-cancer cell
changes.
But among the smokers, as
many as rs per cent showed
malignant cancerous change In
the lining Of the lungs which
had not yet spread into the
lung proper. The greatest per-
centage was In the group which
smoked the most cigarettes.
All who smoked possessed
lung cells which an ANA
spokesman said probably rep
resent a change toward can
GER"
The ANA clinical meeting
also brought sharp differences
over the use of cobalt radiation
in treating cancer.
DR.. John eastman, a Public
Health Service physician, told
an interviewer that doctors
cannot in conscience await
proof positive" that smoking
causes lung cancer.
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when named an Assistant Post
master General. He has been
directing the Bureau of Per-
sonnel in the Post Office De-
partment.
Mr.. Siciliano resigned in Oc-
tober. effective December /.
In other actions announced
today, the President redesig-
mated James Durfee as chair
man Of the Civil Aeronautics
Board and Boyd Leedom as
chairman of the National La
Dor Relations Board. He also
renamed Chan Gurney as vice
chairman Of the CAB.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

not share in the half-holiday
on Christmas eve are those
whose services that day are con-
sidered vital to national defense
or essential public services.
Except for postal workers,
however. most Government
employees will get the halliday
of.
Regular postal workers who
work the full day on December
"a will get a halliday compen-
satory time of sometime during
January.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

passengers and Mr.. Archer
who tried vainly to convince
the rebels their cause was hope
less.
The pilot and radio operator
went with the plane when it
was flown of, Mr.. Cardoso
said.
The revolt had the earmarks
.of a propaganda campaign
against the presidential aspira-
tions of War Minister Henriuue
Teixeira Lott. Mr.. Kubitschek's
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Postal Aide
Gets Job at
White House

Eugene j. Lyons, an Assist
ant Postmaster General since
1858, will succeed Rocco C.
Siciliano as special assistant to
President Eisenhower for per-
sonnel management, the White
House announced today.
The President signed Mr..
Lyons appointment late yes
terday before leaving on his IL
nation tour.
Mr.. Lyons, IS, a native of
Colorado Springs, Colo, was
vice president Of Merck g. Co,
Evening star., 1959-12-04

cas-, asking that his presence
with the rebels not be held
against him.
The passengers and crew of
the commandeered airliner
spent a night Of terror at the
jungle airstrip, said Evaristo
Cardoso. reporter for the Bra
lillian news agency Meridional
who was on board the plane.
Mr.. Cardoso said the in
surgents made violent threats
against two other newsmen
Evening star., 1959-12-04

Temperatures will average
near normal. Normals for
Washington are AZ for the high
and 80 for the low. Warm to-
morrow, cooler Sunday and
Monday. Cooler Tuesday and
Wednesday. Precipitation be-
ginning Sunday or Monday
may total one-half inch.
Road Conditions-AAA
West-pistrict Of Columbia to Penn
sylvania Turnpike, Pennsylvania Turn
pike, Ohio Turnpike. US 40 West to
Ohio and Us so West to Ohio. all clear
South and District ff'jc Of Columbia lO to
Charlottesville. all clear.
North and East-District Of Colum-
6ia to Delaware Memorial Bridge, New
District Of Columbia to Harrisburg. Pa.
all clear
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Shenandoah cloudy at Hsrpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight ---- 40 Noon ----- 81
4 am. ------ 80 4p.m. ----- 50
am. ------ 35 SPIN. ------ 40
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 100, on June 90 and 80.
Lowest, IL, on January 8 and II.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 55. at 200 pm.
Low, 3S, at $50 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 11:05 am.
Low --- 5:31 am. 6:27 am
High ------- 1929 pm. 1902 pm.
Low ------ $3.50 pm. 6:4Sp.m
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
fYnnn the ahova
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Health Enrolment
To Start June !
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

The Civil Service Commission plans to start enrolling the
Governments 23 million employees for the health
program by June /.
Andrew Ruddock. chief of the CSCs Bureau of Retire
ment and Insurance said that the program will into
for employees the first day Of their pay period after
Evening star., 1959-12-04

hand-picked choice to succeed
him in next October's election.
Elements in the Air Force long
have been feuding with Gen.
Lott.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

Annapolis. 2 hours: Bloody Point
Light, 3 hours; Colonial Beach, 5A
hours; Deale, 3 hours; Solomons Island,
8 hours; Point Lookout. 8 hours.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
Tha Run and Ma0u
Evening star., 1959-12-04

Colder weather forecast tonight
Appalachans and plateau
which will be Rain expected in the Ohio Val
furries portions of the Middle VAL
Lakes Rain showers expected Southern
Plains Mississippi Valley and Eastern Gulf regionAP Wire
photo Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
Relief

Relief
The little old man was riding the
bus, and it was obvious to every
body that his shoes were too tight
and were hurting him. A friendly
woman said to him: II know those
shoes hurt you. Why do you wear
them?"
Well, lady," he said, I'm alone
in the world. Nobody loves me.
Women don't pay me no mind.
The doctor won't let me smoke or
drink or eat what I want. The
only pleasure 1 get in the world Is
when get home and take on
these ShoeS!"
Alormist
Arriving at a strange hotel, a
fussy woman thought she had bet
ter locate the fire escape. she
started exploring, opened a door
and found herself in a bathroom
occupied by an elderly man.
"Oh, I'm sorry" she cried. i
was looking for the fire escape"
Continuing her search she pres
emily heard the pad of bare feet
behind her. She turned. 1t was
the elderly man, wrapped in bath
towel.
Where" he gasped, lis the fire."
al Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
ALL IN FUN
Gentle Persuasion

A farmer bought a mule from a
mule dealer. The dealer assured
him the mule was a good worker,
provided the farmer would treat
him gentle.
Two days later, the farmer was
back. You lied to me-" he cried
angrily. You told me to treat the
mule gentle and he'd work. Well.
1 fed him warm oats. I masSaged
him. 1 bedded him down at night.
And he won't do a lick of work"
That's odd" said the dealer. LET
me go out and have a look at him."
They went to the farm. The mule
was standing in the field, hitched
to a pillow, and wouldn't bulge. The
dealer picked up a 2-by-4, walked
up to the mule and broke it over
his head Now try him." he told
the farmer.
The farmer did, and the mule
leaned into the harness and started
of.
But you told me he had to be
treated gentle" the farmer cried.
He does" replied the dealer.
But first you have to get his atten-
ton"
Quick Thinking
The minister called at the Jones
house on Sunday morning, and
little Willie went to the door.
Dad amt home" he said. He
went to the golf club"
The minister frowned, and Willie
hurriedly added:
"Oh, he amt going to play golf.
Not on Sunday. He just went over
for little stud poker"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
TYpina Error

IyPiUS GtIOt
The two StenoS were singing the
blues as they rode the bus home
from a tough day at the office.
Isn't it fierce the way we have
to work these days?" said one.
Fierce is not the word" said the
other. why, I typed so many
letters yesterday that last night I
finished my prayers with Yours
Truly"
He Got 1t
A wealthy gentleman was badly
bitten by bugs while riding on a
train. Arriving at his destination,
he wrote the railway an indignant
letter. He received a prompt reply,
the gist of which was:
This was the first complaint of
this nature the company had ever
received. Inquiry had failed to re-
veal any explanation for the un-
precedented occurrence. Nonethe-
less, number of new precautions
were being taken to make abSo-
lutely sure such an unfortunate
incident would never happen again.
The letter was signed by a high
official of the railway.
The wealthy gentleman was we'll
satisfied with this reply, and was
returning it to it's envelope when
slip of paper fell out He picked
it up. Hastily scrubbed across it
was:
Send this guy the bug letter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

Sales Manager-Im starting
wonderful sales contest. I won't
give you all the details at this time,
but there are lots of valuable prizes.
For instance, whoever wins second
prize gets an expense-paid trip to
Texas.
Salesman-What'S first prize,
Chief?
Sales Manageable man win
ming that doesn't HAVE to go to
Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

by ENEL I'm W AIDE
When | Tell Someone OF
My stance is bold.
My cords are terse,
My laugh is cold,
My sheer is WOrse,
My UOice is clear,
My iCit is keen,
My looks ausfere,
My eyes are mean.
Ny manners curt.
My baFbs are brittle,
My minds alert.
I'm HOHc0mmitfaI.
My tones conrey
I'm quite the zeaIot.
Or that's the ,Cay
I'd LIKE to tell il.
(Copyright. 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
DIET D ELLG1T
-. the fruit cocktail that makes
fur to match your aOeight!

of cutting Galleries with desserts this shameuy rich? You have
ard about Diet Delight!
Sucary the MODERN makebeeve Diet Delight fruit
fewer cOOres per than the ordinary kind Yet it's got the
fruits the syrupy sweetness tool The only thing missing
: Galleries and who II ever miss them?
once you We discovered Diet Delight!
"svrassI 6Oz
Low-caIogIs Idea: cFOWH level MsSiagnsI
Mt yourself wedge and csloTies tool Make
lemon pie filling with packagd but instead
syupy liquid from Diet Delight fruit cocktail adding
make the difference Fold wedaned fruit into filling;
al pour into baked pie shell. Merngue
Look for Wid and WOndefu selection Of Diet Delight fruits,
vegetables, and salad dressings grOcas
R3 Io0caiO section And jOT free weight Ghing recipes
and HTite Boz l030D San lose, California
MAGAZINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Good Fishing Waters

About 90 per cent of the
worlds fish catch comes from
waters located within the
northern hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Johnson and Williams
TongIe in Hot Debate

Through the Congress before
July l." the Texan said.
He said Senator Morton. Re-
publican of Kentucky. chair
man Of the Republican National
Committee. had announced
that Mr.. Eisenhower would
help campaign for q Republic
can Congress.
He talks about putting this
man on a train, as we would
put somebody in a cage, and
sending him out" Senator
johnson doomed.
At times both Senator's vii.
liams and johnson were talkins
at the same time. Senator vii.
liams at one point accused Sen
ator johnson OF trying to ran
through the Senate" q bill con,
tanning more than SITS million
Senator johnson shouted
that Senator Williams was max,
ing IAN inaccurate statement.
and told him: There is no
body interested in this bu
YOU"
Senator williams efforts Il
cut the ship subsidies finall!
was beaten, 1923, on a rol
call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18

three doctors, Mai. Gen. Ray
'mond Huff, Louisiana ad-
jutant general, and Mrs. Wilma
Lockhart, Gov. Longs personal
secretary.
A series of incidents in the
closing DAYS Of the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature were
climaxed by public profanity
and unrestrained anger by Gov
Long. The Governors family
at first announced he had beer
confined to the mansion al
Baton Rouge for a two-week
rest. The next day the protest
ing Governor was taken II
Galveston.
Gov. Long baked at effort,
to have him committed to the
John Sealy Clinic for 80 days
He had three Texas attorney
file a court petition seeking hi
freedom. claiming he wal
transferred to Texas by force.
During a Monday hearing or
the petition, Gov. Long indi'
Gated he was willing to com
promise and enter Ochsner's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
LOST

BROOCH, lge.. diamond and platinum.
shaped ike feather; Wed eve, June
le .ra p reward ward 's sp. 4.sSo4 T. A0'
Little Girl; reward. OIL. 2-9016.
CHAIN, gold. small, 2. strands; vic; bus
or streetcar. Reward. NO. 1893.
DOG, blk. water spaniel, ans. 70
sc. Reward. LII. 3-3S29.
DOG, Chihuahua. white: on r.. Nelson
st., Ari, on Wed. evening. 800 pm.
Reward $50. ia. 2-0745.
EARCLTP, diamond leaves Set in gold:
vie Shoreham Hotel. Sun. pm. Re-
ward. EN-. 3-3117.
EVE. BAG, .bl and gold. containing
glasses and contact lens case, vic
NV. ia. 1884, IA. s-25s4.
FOX TERRIER, small blk and white.
short tail; lost In Georgetown area
Tag I0sO4s FE. 7-2O76.
JADE RING, on Sat, June 10, vicinity
oarfinckers, sentimental, value. Large
reward. IA. "-4l27 after 5 pm.
KEYS, on, Tues, June 10, vic. Conn
aye; and M or Conn. and X "a
Win viz des ar a. Mrs in.,ri Is Toll Hcu: q
yrs4 sentimental value: reward EM
PAhAkEEI, light blue and white losl
sunday. Sherston-PaTk vic. Reward
WATCH, lsdys, gold, with stones:
vic. Corners, Falls Church Re-
ward. JE. 3-0253
RETURN BASEBALL EQuIP., Inst ~,
diamond & Fairlawn Rec. Center ss
Liberal reward. XII. s-3917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Unemployed Man
Dies in PLUNGE

A 32-year-old unemployed
construction worker plunged to
his death yesterday afternoon
from the Taft Bridge on Con.
necticut avenue NV.
Police identified him as vii.
bur L. Cofeld. who lived for
the past week at 9l4 New
Hampshire avenue NV. His
mother. who lives at 1925 Long.
fellow street NV. said her sor
had been out of q job since
last autumn and had been de.
spondent lately.
Mr.. Cofield. who police said
survived q fall from the Souss
Bridge In 1856. was pronounced
dead at the Washington Hos.
pital Center so minutes after
his plunge from Taft Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
Music Conservatory

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico
June 10 (AP).-Acting Gov
Roberto Sanchez has signed q
law providing $230.0OO to sci
up the Commonwealth of Puer-
to Rico Conservatory Of Music
It will be headed by the great
Spanish cellist Pablo Casals
who lives here now and heads
an annual spring music festi-
val.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
By shs AsaocLaltsa Prt.s

q \ - n
Majority Leader johnson told
the Senate last night that Re-
publicans plan to send Presi-
dent Eisenhower out to cam
paign like somebody in a
cage"
The Texan made the COM
ment during heated exchange
with Senator williams, Repub-
lican OF Delaware. after Sena-
tor Williams had blocked Sena-
tor Johnson's move to push a
SITS million Commerce Depart
ment money bill to the point OF
passage.
Only a few Senators we're
present, and Senator williams
demanded a quorum call to
round up at least so of the SO
Senators. The rules require so
TO conduct business.
Quorum Obtained
Two calls of the roll produced
only % Senator's and the Sem
ate sergeant at arms was in
structed TO round UP missing
members. A quorum Of SO was
rounded up in about half an
hour.
Senator williams had pro-
tested a Senate Appropriations
Committee action raising from
2,040 to $500 the number of
ship voyages on which operat-
ing subsidies-to Offset foreign
competition-could be paid.
Senator johnson sought an
agreement to complete action
on the bill early today, with
time set aside for action first
on amendments offered by
Senator Williams.
Won't Limit Debate
He tried several times to get
Senator Williams to agree to
q debate limit.
I'm doing the best / can to
get the Presidents program
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HaIIeck Urges
Adjournment
By End Of July
~ the Associated Press

House Republican Leader
Halleck today urged Democratic
leaders Of Congress to quit
stalling around" and, adjourn
Congress- by the end OF July.
They can do this, he said in
an interview. If they abandon
some of the half-baked pro-
posals they have advanced and
enact the sound and forward
looking program OF President
Eisenhower"
I'VE Republicans aren't In
the majority so we don't have
much control Of what happens, y
Mr.. Hallack said. But there is
no reason why we shouldn't
get out of here by the end OF
July. the date set in the Reor-
ganization Act enacted by the
Democrat-controlled 10th Con-
gress."
No Date Set
Democratic leaders have set
no fixed target date for ad-
journment of Congress. They
speak hopefully of closing up
the legislative shop around the
middle Of August, although Sen
ate Majority Leader johnson
has limited possible September
sessions.
Senator johnson, irked by
attempts Of Republicans to labeI
the seth Congress as a big
spending. do-nothing. wont-do'
Congress, said recently that
perhaps in late September the
record will show that 1t Is Q
"do-something Congress.
Mr.. Halleck chided Demo.
Gratis for continuing to espous,
what he called big spending
budget busting bills which car
only spur imitation, boost tn,
national debt and keep taxeI
on high rates for years Il
come"
Advisory Council Hit
ANY attempt by the Demo.
crat (sic) leadership to burden
the country with the fiscal fool.
ishness advocated by the Dem.
ocrat Advisory Council can onl!
undermine public confidence.
he said.
THE present blooming stat,
of the Nations economy Offer
fresh evidence of the inheren
vigor Of our American system
lof competitive enterprise. What
is happening should be a les.
son to those who were so in.
sistent. Just a short time ago
that new multi-million dollal
Federal spending programs arr
needed to save the countr!
from a depression"
Mr.. Halleck said the position
taken by the Eisenhower ad'
ministration and Republican,
In Congress has beefi vindi,
Gated with a vengeance" HI
added:
Congress should enact
without further stalling around
1.-THE sound and forward lookinl
program Of President Essen.
hover and then adjourn. tn,
sooner the better"
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8 THE MARKET
s So BASKET


pound serves TO bake the aver
age ash. Don't overcookl
Fresh Produce
The outstanding values at
produce counters for the first
week In March are Florida
sweet corn. radishes, carrots,
snowy white mushrooms, Caro-,
lima yanns, Pascal celery from
Florida and carton tomatoes.
Good fruit buys include
golden ripe bananas, fresh
pineapples. Florida grapefruit
and oranges. red delicious APP
Piles. and California navel
oranges.
Word comes from the Sun.
kist growers that CALIFORNIA;
navel orange industry is enjoy
ing one Of its best years in
history. At the start Of the sea-
son 1t was thought TO be "just
another year" but, much to
tie surprise Of the growers. II
has developed into a vintage
year. Fruit is above-riormal
quality and plentiful.
Product News
The all-butter cinnamon nut
coffee cake that We told you
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about early In the tail Ia now
In local distribution. Produced
by the kitchens Of Sara Lee,
Inc. the cake Is made from the
finest quality ingredients. Grade
"A butter. fresh country eggs.
whole milk. etc. A nice. spicy
cinnamon streusel topping COM
pletely '..frosts" the loaf and
marbles the cake for extra
goodness. Ready to eat as is.
the cake comes in the same
aluminium foil pan in which II
was baked. For a real break
fast treat. slip the entire. loaf
into the oven for a few minutes
To regain that oven freshness
~. or. slice and toast.
Latest thing for the modern
kitchen is the home size Barbe-
cue King. The company. To-
Gated in Greenville. s. c., have
been making commercial barbe.
cue machines for a long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

There's variety a. meat
counters this week end with
the emphasis on pork. lamb
and fryers.
Pork. rejecting the heavy
supplies from last falls pig
crop. Is available in almost any
cut you can mention. Here's the
lineup on roasts: Whole .loin,
rib or loin end. rib or loin half
and center cut. Chops include
the usual rib, loin and center
cuts.
One food chain Is also
featuring o three-in-one pork
package consisting Of q center
loin roast. chops and, meaty
end sections.
Fresh sauerkraut is being
featured as D teammate for
fresh pork menus.
In cured pork. smoked hams.
lean picnics and bacon are the
best values.
Lamb. another plentiful for
March, Is the main attraction
at still another local supermar-
ket for the week end. All cuts
viii be offered from leg of lamb.
loin or rib chops. to breast Of
lamb for stewing.
The big news In beef Ia q
special freezer package on q
whole beef round cut up into
rump roasts, round steaks, stew
ing beef. ground beef and soup
bones. eirloin and rib steaks
are also on the recommended
list.
One Of the best buys Of the
week Is chicken. Pan-ready
fryers, whole. cut-up or split,
and leg or breast Of chicken
are carrying very modest price
tags.
Al Seafood Counters
Lake white fish. medium
smelts, steak tile fish, trout
fillets. cooked king crab legs.
mackerel. porgies. pan-ready
rock nah. and oysters are the
leading buys In fish and sea
foods.
Here's advice from the Fish.
cry Council on baking fish.
They say N fish should be
baked with the head on II pos
sible. The head acts a. o stop
per. bottling up the flavor
carrying juices which would
run out during cooking II the
head were cut on. Besides, iish
cook quicker with the head on,
just rs juices are sealed In. 90
Is cooking heat for faster bak-
ing action.
Wash fish quickly. pat dry.
and place on aluminium foil In
shallow baking pan. Foil helps
In removing fish from pan
without breaking It. The oven
should be preheated 10 400 de-
grees. Eight TO 10 minutes per