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Evening star., 1961-12-23
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Reflex to Gas Attack Warning Studied
By THOMAS R. HENRI

and records the mans normal
breathing pattern before the
alarm, the point where he
stops breathing, and any
gasps he may take prior to
fastening his mask.
There now is a constant
narrowing, says an Army re-
port. on new gases and res
piratory protection.
A revolutionary new
weather rocket for frequent
probing of the high atmos-,
phere has been developed by
the Army Signal Corps.
1t costs only $400 for each
probe. The economy of the
rocket results from a COM
bination of solid fuel that
provides three times as
much power per pound as
liquid fuel and a booster
that is Stockpiled in large
quantities at White Sands,
N. Mex, for another use.
Rocket and booster together
are only 8 feet long, weigh
only 20 pounds. and yet will
carry a load of automatically
recording instruments to al
titudes of 40 miles.
How 1t Operates
The main section of the
rocket burns solid magne-
SUM in a ram-jet motor that
fires after the booster has
blasted the rocket to a velocity
of 1900 feet per second. The
booster burns for only 1.6 sec
onds, taking the rocket to
about 1000 feet where the
necessary air compression has
been built up to operate the
ram-jet engine.
The rocket is fired from q
tube already installed at most
launching sites. The folding
fins of the booster fit into
spiral grooves to give the en-
tire assembly a stabilizing
spin when it is fired.
The payload in the initial
successful test firings has
been metallized confetti that
is exploded from the inStru-
ment package at a high al
titude and tracked by radar
to give information on wind
speeds. Only 3 pounds of
fuel are required for the mo-
tor for a 40-mile probe. The
fuel is ignited by an electrical
device and requires no addi-
tional chemical oxidiSer. A
Evening star., 1961-12-23

How quickly can a man
stop breathing and hold his
breath-if his life depends on
it?
This may be quite signifi-
cant in future war and the
Army Chemical Corps is car
rying out extensive expert
ments to get an answer. An
alarm sounds, warning of a
gas attack. Troops in the area
have seconds in which to
mask. But in those seconds
there is danger in every
breath.
Preliminary tests in a
closed chamber, with men
performing varied tasks, have
provided a figure of IA sec
onds for the average ces-
sation of breathing time
after an alarm. But the time
each man could hold his
breath varied both with the
man and the degree of his
activity before the alarm.
The tests are aimed at de-
termining the impact of
new toxic chemical agents
and dictate that, under chem
ical attack, a man will stop
breathing Immediately, take
cover and put on a mask. A
critical point is the number
and the volume of gasps of
air taken before the mask is
in place.
Special Test Devices
For the study of breath
ing patterns the Chemical
Corps has turned to industry
for test equipment capable of
making the necessary meas
urementS. Equipment has
been produced consisting Of
a portable tape-recorder, a
remote control unit, and a
battery which is carried in
the soldiers field pack and
weighs about 10 pounds. A
specially designed breathing
transducer, held over the
mouth and nose. monitors the
volume and frequency of
breathing.
The tape-recorder is started
several seconds before a
simulated attack. AS an au-
dible alarm is given a timing
pulse is recorded on the tape.
AS the subject opens his mask
carrier another timing pulse
is recorded, and a third pulse
is registered when the mask is
secured to the wearer's head
The tape rams continuously
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Moss Hart

From a low-rent, slum address to
.swank one on Park avenue is one
Of life's dream Journeys. To translate
it. into a reality is a rare experience
which bespeaks a special and an es-
pecially gifted human being.
Such a one was Moss Hart, the
playwright director, dead at 81, who
parlayed a poverty -manacled child
hood into the complete realization of
the american dream. Thanks to =
Evening star., 1961-12-23
G. o. p. Holds Lead

The Republicans still hold
a lead over the Democrats in
the States delegation in the
House Of Representatives.
Republicans to seven Demo-
Gratis. And two of the younger
blican congressman,
Gerald r. Ford Of Grand
Rapids and Robert P. Griffin
Of Traverse City, are highly
regarded. Whether either
would wish to run for gov
ernor is not yet clear-al-
though there has been talk
that Mr.. Griffin, co-author Of
the Landrum-G Griffin Labor
Act, may take a fling at it.
However. the belief Is that If
Mr.. Romney announces he
will run, the field will be left
open to him-barr'ing some
effort on the part Of the Old
Guard. Mr.. Ford and Mr..
Griffin belong to the newer
element in the party.
Mr.. Romney's chairman
ship of the Citizens for Mich
Evening star., 1961-12-23

Gubernatorial races in 1862
will, in all probability, have
an important bearing on the
near future of the Republican
Party-and perhaps on the
Democratic Party as well. In
line with the sudden quirks Of
American political life which
have astonished observers
often is the blossoming of a
likely G. o. P. candidate for
governor of Michigan -
George Wilcken Romney,
president of American Motors
Corporation. In some Repub-
lican quarters, Mr.. Romney's
willingness to be considered
a gubernatorial possibility is
regarded as a major 1861
Christmas gift to the party.
The man who put the motor
company, which he heads, on
its feet in a big way has not
yet said finally that he will
make the race. But he has
gone so far as to admit he Is
giving the matter serious con-
sideration and that he will
announce his decision by
February 10.
Michigan has been a head
ache for the Republicans ever
since former Governor G..
Mennen Williams won the
first of six two-year terms as
the States chief executive in
1913. Not only have the
Democrats controlled in Lans-
ing, but they have turned out
two Republican Senators and
built a strong party organiza-
tion-far stronger, it appears,
than the Republican organ
ization. During these years.
Mr.. Romney has become a dig
fish in a big pond. He and
his Rambler compact cars
have taken their place in the
automobile world, and have
brought General Motors and
Ford and other big producers
to compete in the small-cal
market. He has been widely
known throughout the State
and far beyond its borders
A good speaker with a flail
for people, Mr.. Romney ma!
60 far If he is nominated fol
governor. Just how Genera
Motors and Ford will react tt
a Romney candidacy is any
body's guess, and they hav'
been powers In G. o. P
circles in the past. And th'
old guard Republicans ma!
consider him. Mr.. Romney
too liberal. But the Old Guart
has not been able to come III
with a candidate to win
Statewide election in Michi
gan for a long time. The,
haven't one today.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

-A
Perry MasOn-"The Case OF the Pathetic Patient" Even
Perry Mason gets into the medical show act tonight
when he defends young doctor accused of murder
You can be sure of thngtheres more legal iargon
than long Wnded medical talk Former child actor
skip Homeer makes the doctor realistic and expert
character actress Virginia Gregg helps, too 7:3O pm
WTOP-9
lfe Defenders-The Hundred Lives of Simms Good
snow, thanks to mmiC-actor Frank Gorshn's fine lob
portraying all the hundred lives involved in the title
The plot is so obvious, mystery probably guess
not only the finale, but which imitation Gorshn will
use in the big scene of the play. $50 pm WTOP-
Ernie kOvacs-Backouts plus funny add up to
lively 20 minutes of viewing There's cute girl in
bath tub who keeps reappearng funny interview
with Grdly the Molester for the main course Also
there's DraculaS return Stravnsky following doc
tors at an operating table, and a poker game with
classical music in the background. $50 pm, WMAL-7
Gunsmoke-The plot is best thing about this leSurey told
tale without violence high dramatic moment poor
rancher who lost everything including in Dodge
City, returns to town in the guse of rich gold miner
and his friends just can't do enough for their dear old
pal 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Play OF the Week-The Power and the Glory" adapa-
ton Of the Graham Greene Southern Mexico
in 1920 The story OF priest who is narrowing
degradation after another. James Donald Peter Falk
Alfred Ryder Val Avery Ronald Long. Ills pm.
WMAL-7.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

700, WMAL (0-Washing-
ton Expedition. National
Filmed of Health" Filmed
tour of the research CEN
ters in Bethesda.
900, WRC a. - Saturday
Night at the Movies.
There's No Business Like
Show Business" Musical
tracing the triumphs and
woes of a show business
family. Ethel Norman.
Donald O'COnnor. Marilyn
Monroe. Dan Daley. john
ME Ray, Mitzi Gaynor
1854.
1000, WMAL C1 - Fight of
the Week. Farid Salim VS..
Teddy Wright. 10 rounds.
Middleweights NJ a olson
Square Garden.
l1:00, WTTG 80 Playhouse
Five. Babes on Broadway"
Talented youngsters strug-
Cling for Broadway success
do a benefit show and are
signed for a Broadway
Evening star., 1961-10-28
Chief Picked
ByNotionol
School Group

DR.. David A. Lockmiller has
resigned as president Of Ohio
Wesleyan University to become
executive director of the Ma
tional Home Study Council
here.
The council. which has Of
fices at 1000 K street NV, is
an association of Sc accredited
correspondence schools. The
schools have a total enrolment
Of more than 100000.
The appointment Of DR..
ILockmiller, a lawyer and edu-
Gator, was announced by John
c. Buckbee. jr., of Minneapolis.
Mimi. president of the coun-
Gil. The board of trustees Of
Ohio Wesleyan accepted the
resignation. of DR.. Lockmiller.
effective Immediately, at a
meeting at the University yes
terday.
DR.. Lockmiller, who was
president this past year of the
Association of American COL
leges and served as a member
Of the United States Commit
tee on Education in the Armed
Forces. succeeds DR.. Robert
Allen as director of the council.
DR.. Allen has been named ad-
ministrative director of the
Famous Artists and Writers
School at Westport. Conn.
For II years before going TO
Ohio Wesleyan DR.. Lockmiller
was president Of the University
of Chattanooga. At the Ohio
Methodist institution he sue
ceeded DR.. Arthur S. Flemming.
In addition to his admins
trative duties. DR.. Lockmiller
Will serve as editor of the coun-
ellis quarterly publication and
secretary Of its accrediting
commission. The commission is
recognized by the United States
Office OF Education as the Of
ficial accrediting body for cor
respondence and home study
work in the United States.
DR.. and Mrs. Lockmiller are
making their home at 825 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
Anti-Communism
Conference Set

Some so veterans. civic. youth
and church groups will meet
here November 3 and 4 for the
llth annual session of the ALL
American Conference to Com
bat Communism.
Among those scheduled TO
speak to the con.C.,.-
Jay Lovestone, director of in
VSrnational publications for the
AFL-CIO; Brig. Gen. Rothwe!l
H. Brown. USA CRetJ, and
Herbert Philbrick. fo.mC.. -1s
agent and author Of II Led
Three Lives"
The speakers will discuss the
threat of communism and offer
suggestions for fighting it.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

ished in three weeks" Jean told
me over tea in her studio apart
ment, very cold with green
tiles on the floor that you us
ually see in American bath
rooms. She was leaving that
night for vacation in Venice
and was lucky to sublet her
apartment.
50
Count that day lost when a
column from Rome is minus a
Cleopatra" item. 1 learned the
true story Of the supposed seq
regation scandal. A male dancer
from Jamaica fell" strongly
for a white dancer. When the
assistant director told him that
the girl did not feel the same
way about him. he bopped the
A. D. on the nose. For which
he was fired. A Communist
newspaper here decided to
make what they call in Europe
a Little Rock" scandal of the
incident.
Elizabeth Taylor suffers with
vertigo. She had to climb up a
great Sphynx for a tall scene
in the Cleopatra" movie. Di-
rector Joe Mankiewicz took her
hand firmly to escort her up.
Elizabeth turned to husband
Eddie Fisher and said. IF any,
thing happens, remember love
you"
Chatted with hair-deSigner
Sidney GuillerOf who told me,
The only thing left of Cleo
patra in London is Elizabeth'S
hair style" Sidney is in Rome
to take care of Cyd Charlse in
her Two Weeks in Another
Town
Kirk Douglas is the star OF
this movie and I'm having tea
with him later today. Also in
the film version of the Irwin
Shaw bestSeller is Erich Won
StrOheim, as an actor and as
sistant director. He's a double
for his famed late father.
While Rome is full Of Ameri-
can actors and actresses. I'm
told the great danger Of work.
ing in an Italian film is that
you might not get paid. Some
times, to avoid paying stars
overtime they put a wig on an
extra. and shoot him from the
rear.
Josephine Premice, whom I
last saw on Broadway in jam
aica" with Lena Horne, was in
the bar Of my hotel waiting for
her husband with Susan Stras-
berg. What are you doing in
Romeo" asked Josephine.
I'm being a mother and a
wife" she replied. And making
some recordings. She and her
husband. named Fales. have
lived in Rome for two and a
half years and have the most
adorable two-and-a -half-year-
old son. I'm looking forward to
meeting him.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Ton'ohts top sho,OS preUieDed by TV Keys statt
Uho attend rehedraLS. match screenings and dnaIvze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsethere Their
opinions are offered as guide TO area uiewerS
Evening star., 1961-10-28

leader Zapata overthrows
the Mexican government
but is betrayed by an old
friend. Marion Brando, Jean
Peters 1882.
las, WTOP (9) - Shock!
The Raven" A mad doctor
stepped in Poe's works de-
velops a tortue machine.
Boris Karloff. Bella Lugosi
(1935.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
FIN Stutions

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Monday Suasay
MOL I'm ss1 Ne -s3o an to midn,Fht.
HFAN FM-ieo J Me- am 10 mianlEht
EWpc FM-ioi I Me.-7A hour sperstloa
views fM- io1 Nc 3 an 10 misnight.
Saturday J an. to I AN, Sunday Gsm
10 mieaigh
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urssI; ioam. tsspn. Sunday.
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HPec fm-S5 Me,-io an. 10 Avm Ma
sar thfsuRh Saturday
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HsIe-FM 1901 MES 10 It;iS pm, sun.
1hurE tt sis pm, FRI; an. to
1lS Bm. Sat.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
For Publicity Only

ROME CNANA) News was
popping on the 15th-Century
location of Joseph DeSa," a
fast hours drive by car from
Rome. There was Maximilian
Schell, who plays the title role
of a So-called village idiot who
later became St. Joseph. His
sister. Maria Schell is expecting
her baby in January, Max told
me. and I'm to be the god
father" How about your
impending marriage with
Nancy Kwan?" 1 asked Schell.
All publicity" he replied. I'VE
have no plans to marry" The
press agents were so fervent I
had really believed them this
time!
Akin TamirOff. who plays a
bishop, is doing three pictures
at the same time-in addition
to Joseph Desa" he's in Fire
and Sword" with Jeanne Grain
and John Barrymore, jr., and
another one-I don't know my
self what it's called, but it has
a lot of horses"
Ricardo MOntalban, who US
ually plays a romantic, is now
portraying an ascetic monk.
His wife and children are far
away in California-"Georgia-
ma has opened a boutique and
our Oldest daughter, Is. is help
ing her" After Joseph DeSa. &"
Ricardo remains in Rome for
a starring role in Hemingway'S
Adventures Of a Young Man"
and he will have a lonely
Christmas. AS for director
Eddie Dmytryk, I was amazed
at his calmness as we ate a
box lunch under the ancient
trees. His wife. former actress
Jean Porter. was in the hos
pital awaiting the birth of their
baby.
was sorry to miss Tab
Hunter, who left Rome the day
before I arrived. for exteriorS
in Egypt with The Golden Ar
row." But his chum. Tom TryOn,
told me during lunch at Ca
priccio's that Tab will return
TO Rome and stay another two
months. then fly back to
Hollywood, So he has obvious
ly given up the idea of living
permanently in Europe.
The only country where
Sophia LOren's Two Women"
was not big hit is France. But
they loved it in Italy. Usually
a prophet is without honor
etc, etc.
Jean Seberg had expected to
stay in Rome finishing Congo
Viva" for three months and
rented an apartment for that
length Of time. But We fin
Evening star., 1961-10-28
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HERl 1So NJ Daylight only
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WUST li2o Ne e. Daylight only.
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~WDc 1850 Kr-7a hour upsrstlun.
Wttl-i11o Ne IA hurr operation ursu
Monday mIoHisht to San tuesday
NOOK I1ao Ne IA hour operation MoneN
s'turt1G Sunday 6 an. to misniaht
HtaM 1880 Ne n hour opsrstron. usspi
suassy |,snIRht to san Msnssy.
"ooS- lSIe Ne -osyliSh, snly.
HrM 1850 Ee.-DyISht ony.
HPec 1850 Kt.-DyliIht snIy.
HGMs $40 Ne 5 an 10 mionIRht: sstutou
an. to ! an, suntIy . an. to mIGsrIht
ElYA-1so Er.-s an. to SO %.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

200, WMAL-FM ll07.3 Nc
-Serenade. Bach's Sonata
in B Minor.
7:05, WGMS AMIN $40 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.D-Festival of
Music. Selections by Jacob,
Haydn, Brahms, LARSON,
Berlioz and others.
l0:15, WMAL-FM 1913 Nc }
The Opera Stage. Ros-
sini's La Cambiale di Matri-
monio.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

Exposed - the Russians plan for
control of the U.N., an account by
Peter Zenkl, former official of the
free CzechoSlovakian government.
He reveals how he's seen the Rus
sian plan work in the past-and how
the Russians are planning to use it
again in a new threat to the free
world. See This Week Magazine with
this Sundays Star.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
Tifereth Buzuor

The Tifereth Israel Con-
gregation Sisterhood will mold
its second annual bazaar from
5 pm. until IL pm. tomorrow
at its synagogue. 770l Sixteen
tn street NV. The bazaar will
feature an art show and sale
Evening star., 1961-10-28
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:O5. WWDC-Report to the
People. Brig. Gen. Frederick
j. Clarke, District Engineer
Commissioner, is inter-
viewed.
1910, WTOP-Leading Ques-
ton. Guests are Hugh Dry
den of NASA, Arthur C.
Clarke, past chairman of
the British Interplanetary
Society and Arthur Kan
trowitz, vice president of
Avco Corporation.
Evening star., 1961-10-28

show. Mickey Rooney, Judy
Garland G942D.
11:I5, WTOP (9D - The Late
Show. Union Pacific"
About the men who built the
Union Pacific R Railroad,
linking the West with the
East. Barbara StanWyck,
Joel McCrea q939.
1l:4O. WRC 4-Movie Four.
Viva Zapata." The rebel
Evening star., 1961-10-28
LAURENCE
OLIVIER

is the cover feature personality in
this Sundays TV Magazine. The
Stars TV Magazine brings you more
television listingS, more pages in
color. Get TV Magazine every Sum
day with The Star.
Evening star., 1961-10-28
Rudio Toduy-soturdoy. Oct. 2s, 1851

(el 0eHutes p0QTams tesesst 10 eaIsT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-27

earlier in the day before the
visitors made the trip only to
find that due to the very heavy
rains the game had been called
off. 1t will be PLAYED Monday
night provided the visiting team
can cross the James by then.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. S. Hooper, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, and Graf
tan Powell of the Scuthside Elec-
trio Company at Crewe were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
R. Parker Friday night. They
had made tn "trip to Powhatan
to be special guests at the foot
ball game in recognition Of the
fine services of Southside Elec-
trio in establishing the football
lights on the athletic field.
Mac Heath is a patient at ST.
Lukes Hospital in Richmond.
Mrs. Herbert II. Nichols is
also a patient at St. Lukes.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin A. Frame. Jr., who
have twin boys at Johnston Will
lis Hospital, born Sunday. The
boys weigh and one fourth and
six pounds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-27

evening before Mrs. Ranson's
funeral on Wednesday.
Mrs. F.. B. Gilbert visited
Mrs. w. w. Adams, Mrs. John
Mclean and Mrs. Jack Harris
Sunday afternoon. They are get
ting along nicely since being
home from the hospital.
Miss Mary Anderson. a patient
in Stuart Circle Hospital wrote
her friends last week that she
was not too well. We have mis-
sed her from church so much
and I am sure her pupils are
anxiously awaiting her return to
school, although they have been
well pleased with Mrs. Carlton
Milstead, who has been substitute
ing for her.
Many relatives and friends
have visited her.
Mrs. Nancy Wood and Mrs.
Louise M. Johnson were callers
in the j. R. Phillips home Mon
dav. Mrs Lou Gormous is spend
ing some time with her brother
David Wootton, near Dillwyn.
The Mt Zion GAS hold their
regular meetings every Tuesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
j. R. Phillips. who is working
with them. They are very in
terested in the work and hope
20 make progress on the For
ward Steps,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-27
National Guard Trip
Cancelled By Rain

POWHATAN. Oct. 26-The Ma
tional Guard Company did not
make the expected week end
trip to Camp APP. Hill due to the
rain and high waters. They did,
however, train on the War Mem
Orial Grounds.
Many persons motored to
Maidens. Beaumont. Belmeade
and Gainesville Sunday to see
the high waters. A wash out in
the road to Beaumont Oh Grigg
Lake stopped traffic at the en-
trance to Beaumont. Max Kilby
Tilman Bros, and others had a
lot Of corn i nthe low grounds
which may be severely damaged.
Paul Blandford, superintendent
of Beaumont School, is in Colo
RADIO OF bushes S trip.
Gray Jessup will be ordained
a deacon at May Memorial Bap-
fist Church Sunday morning. Oc-
tOber %. This church is for
tunate in having so many young
men actively engaged in the
work of their church.
1t was unfortunate that the
football game between Powhatan
and Fluvanna was not Cancelled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-27

degree from Union Seminary
Richmond.
The Tower Room plan, made
possible by foundation grant
was begun in the realization
that pastors need not only to
study at home but also to have
occasional opportunity for ex-
tended research and expert
guidance on a seminary cam
pus.
The Tower Room program is
designed to get the pastors away
from the distractions that make
systematic study difficult to
achieve. Each o fthe groui n
SIT or seven engages in his own
intensive study on a research pro-
Ject in a Tower Room" of the
seminary library, and each dav
they meet with a faculty mem
Der to discuss recent develop
ments in theology particularly
as those changes affect the pas
tor and his effective ministry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-27
MAYNARD J0hns0ns Nolu Located
At Scott Air Force Base

NEW CANTON, Oct. 26-Mrs
Louise M. johnson received word
from her son. Captain Maynard
johnson, and family last week
that they had purchased a large
house trailer and were very
pleasantly located at Scott Air
Force Base, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin
and Johnnie spent last week end
in the Clarke Wood home at
Gold Hill.
Mrs. Clarence Vaughan, OF
Farmville. spent Tuesday in the
some home with her sisters.
Mrs. Annie tHypes) Newton
has entered Johnston Willis Hos
pital for two weeks.
Word has been received here
of the arrival of little Pamela
Delane. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Shumaker, of Orange
Park, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
Shumaker are the paternal
grandparents.
Mrs Harold Stephenson. of
Washington, D. c., is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Virginia Boiling
Mesdames Hillie johnson Ed
18th Clarke. j. j. Boatwright,
Nancy Wood. Marvin johnson
Wealthia Childress. June Nixon
and Archie Nixon attended an
Eastern Star service in the home
OF S. T. Ransom on Tuesday