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Evening star., 1962-05-19
Mexico City Hit
Again by Quoke

MEXICO CITY, May 10
(AP). The second severe
earthquake in a week rocked
Mexico City at 9 am. (CST)
today. The latest quake seemed
to be of longer duration than
the one that hit May IL, killing
three persons.
There were no immediate
reports of casualties.
Power failed temporarily as
buildings here rocked in the
rolling temblor.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

Top-ranking govern
ment experts and Star
staff writer's explain the
laws and regulations
that every home buyer
and home owner should
know about. It's in ad-
dition to the regular
Saturday real estate
section :.
In TodGy's Star
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Hong Kong Sets Stiff Penalty
ForHeIping Refugees Escape

HONG KONG, May 10 (AP)
British authorities today de-
creed heavy fines and jail terms
for Hong Kong residents caught
helping refugees to escape from
Red China and hiding them out
from police trying to stop the
mounting influx into this crown
colony.
Conviction for infiltratins
the frontier area or interfering
with official efforts to send the
refugees back to Red China
carries fines Of up to $3.50 or
two years In jail.
The order was issued as bor-
der sources reported that more
than 200 refugees eluded Brit
ish attempts to send them back
yesterday by jumping from
trucks and melting into a crowd
that hemmed in the convoy
near the frontier.
Villages Halt Convoy
Informants gave this account
of the reported escape:
Residents of Shung Shut
village just inside the twisting,
12-mile border swarmed into
the road forcing the convoy to
a standstill, then shouted to
the refugees to Jump.
More than 200 jumped and
were able to lose themselves in
the crowd before authorities
could retrieve them.
Meanwhile, British army en-
giners continued stringing a
thick barbed wire barricade
along the Hong Kong Red
China border in an effort to
cut off the tide of refugees
from the mainland.
FormOsa Takes Few
Officials said they had to
seal the border, because Hong
Kong already was jammed with
refugees and can't support any
more.
The United Nations has con-
tended that the responsibility
of taking care Of refugees from
the mainland rests with Chang
Kai-shek's Nationalist govern
ment. but so far Formosa has
consented to take only a token
number.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Marlborough Denies
Improper Estes Link
Senator Says Texan Got No Fovors;
Tells of GubernutoriuI Druft Move
By DAVID S. BRODER
Star staff Writer

Senator Ralph Marlborough of Texas vigorously denying
any mpropriety in his dealings with Billie Sol Estes
maarkey to charges that the indicted PecoS nancer used
him get special treatment from the Agriculture Depart
ment.
"A there to this case far I'm concerned is that
Evening star., 1962-05-19
PASTOR CARVES
ALTAR PIECES

ALTAR PIECES AND CROSSES
ore just some Of the items odded to
81. Johns Episeopol Church by its
wood-eoUins ossistont rector, the
Rev. Harold Westover. Story on
Pose AS.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Formosa Takes Few
U. s. Help Proposed

The newspaper Shin Sheng
Pao. published by the Formosa
provincial government, said he
refugee question "is not a pro-
Evening star., 1962-05-19

If you are thinking of
buying, selling, remod-
cling or financing a
home, don't miss to-
days N A T I o N AL
REALTORS WEEK Sec
tion.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Weather Forecast

District and Vicinity-Fair tonight, low in
the upper Sos Continued very warm to-
morrow with variable cloudiness. High, "a,
at pm. yesterday; low, 70. at S am.
today.
Full Report on Pose Al
The Adak sun., 1962-04-09


 
  
 
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Evening star., 1962-09-13

ADMIN. AssT-Attrac. girl with
college background needed as ad-
to to ss4S. POTOMAC EMPL.. 23Sl
Wilson blvd. IA. $4,000. 104 z.
Broad st. JE, 2-7272,
Evening star., 1962-09-13
HELP MEN
LOAN MANAGERS

Expansion has created need for
pany benefits, excellent starting
salary. All replies will be held
strictly confidential. Send com
plete resume and salary desired
to Box 445-Z, Star.
LUMBER YARD NAN, Experienced
In lumber and millVork. cL.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
ROUTE MEN
SPECIAL DELIVERY

Age 1925. high school education
complete knowledge Of city. al
benefits, plus bonus program, sub
stantial starting salary, eXcellen
chance for advancement.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
HELP MEN

sALEsMEN-Looking for . future
in selling q product needed in
every home. guaranteed for 25
years. excellent pay plan plus
bonuses. paid vacation. Call o49-
5TT5 for an APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
HELP MEN

YARDMAN, capable pruning shrub
berry and trees. care for lawns
year-round work for experienced
man. DORCHESTER TOWERS
2OO1 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va,
YARD FOREMAN for dump truck
business. Apply BECKFORD. INC.
2223 33rd ST. ne.
YOUNG MAN over 81. general re-
tail store work. part time, 5
pm. to pm. Wed. through Sat.
Sl.75 hr. Write Box 129-J. Star.
YOUNG MAN, should be able 70
type q little and like to work with
figures. Excel opportunity for
advancement NATIONAL INSUR-
ANCE UNDERWRITERS, 1885
Eastern ave, Silver Spring. JU.
1-s96O.
YOUNG MARRIED MEN from 2l-
80 years for dispatch and de-
livery Of construction equipment
for rapidly expanding company
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment All company benefits. Ap-
ply in person. RENTAL TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT CO.. q710 Cap
itol View ave, Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1962-09-13
YOUNG MAN

81 to IS to learn lens grinding
Prefer man from LANGLEY Park OF
adjacent area. See Mr.. Grigg
GRIGG OPTICIANS. 903 18th St
Evening star., 1962-09-13
HELP MEN
sALESMAN (al

One for Prince Georges and one
for Anne Arundel County. No can
vassing. leads furnished. car nee
eSsary. Call collect La. 9-4SsO.
m nn1V
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Immediate Openings

NEW AREA OFFICE
In new bldg. w/new equipment
POSITIONS AVAIL FOR
Full Time (40 HrsD
Part Time (3-4 Days or 9-3. 6 Days
OPENINGS FOR
AUDIT CLERKS
INVOICE CLERKS
CONTROL RECORDS CLERKS
With accounting BACKGROUND eX-
perience and the knowledge Of 10
key adding machine necessary,
Liberal co. benefits incl. discount
on purchases.
APPLY IN PERSON
j. G. PENNEY co.
9O5 BoNIFANT ST. sIL. sPG.
GIRL to head up q
new dept. downtown loc. Must
have had exper. in rating and
typing automobile policies. Excel
working conditions. top salary for
the right woman. Our employees
know OF this ad. Box 1907. Star.
OPERATOR, recent
high school grad, some exper..
b-day wk. and company benefits.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERs
ENcE. 2111 e st. nv. e.6.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
"OVER 4O?"

PACKER and GRATING man, well
exper. in all phases, of export
packing. Must be well qualified
PAINTERS-lst class mechanics
only. Apply $500 shirlington I'd =,
s. Arl. 6:30-7 am. No phone calls.
The Republican., 1962-01-25
Listen Americans!
%. by Dr.. George S. Benson
eAsslnENI - NAyioNAL EoUcAHoR SRoeRAM
SssPeYs AFkansss

Unless the nation meets an urgent challenge defend
the dollar the T. s faces eventual decay. It is imperative
check the wagepce spiral balance the budget the
6ayne IFS bills have been saving similar things with in
creasng conviction for year. but the foregoing words
are not mine They are quoted and they come from man
Who uttered them? According to the Associated Press
none other than Chairman William DicChesney Martin Jr
of the Federal Reserve Board speaking on December to
the annual meeting of the Tax Foundation.
Many clear heads in Washington this does not include
things Therefore, despite the encouraging and
moral strength of the Federal Reserve officers words
predict that there will be significant changes in
sight unless the people really want the fiscal stability of
which Mr. Marin speaks. When the American people have
the courage and the will demand Of Congress and the
Administration end to fiscal fooshness then and no
sooner shall we have it.
Why is this So AS DR. Melchor Paly has observed in An
Initiation Primer Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, S,
the Federal Reserve System is creation Of the Congress-
functions at its mercy and its whms Instead of keep
ing its original function central bank that would
mOnetize credit from productive transactions of CONNER
ca selfQuidatng type the System buges with treasury
securities billions of which continually uses to pump
into circulation
Although the Federal Reserve System has as Dr. Payi
points out virtual to maintain monetary discipline
and stem initiation yet it continues to ofciae in the debt
monetization rain shine Says Dr. Paly Every stabli
zaton attempt undertaken by the Federal Reserve auhor
ties is, despite their good Intentions stymied from the out
set Nothing is allowed to interrupt the free spending ideas
of the Congress- especially if politics domestic nternaton
al seems to dictate such policies.
Dr. Paly continues: THE central bank cannot let the
credit the oVendebted national administration go to pot
which what would happen if the printing press would
support prodga Treasury This is called Treasury
F Observation-Disclosures onal-
debt What being managed is progressive nfaon inn
posed by Congress The heads of the Reserve System have
choice but to the fiscal interest resign The lat
ter they rarely do Voluntarily
That is exactly why if fiscal sanity restored the i'm
petus must from the people When Mr. Martin went
that have choice but Ito make the try else
resign ourselves to eventual decay he meant the American
people In other words we have the machinery for we'll
functioning stable economic life
President Kennedy has more than once pledged his eff
forts to protect and strengthen the dollar But neither he
Mr. Martin both of them together accomplish that
cpline
The Republican., 1962-01-25
Local COP Planning
To Attend Lincoln
Day Dinner, Feb. 10

A number of Garrett County Re-
publicans are planning to attend
Lincoln day dinner in Cumber-
land on Saturday evening, Febru-
ary 10, at the Ali Chan Shrine
club.
Rep. Walter H. Judd. Minnesota
Republican, will be the principal
speaker. The program is being
sponsored by the Republican State
Central committee of Allegany
county and the Women's Republi-
can club of Cumberland
The dinner is being limited to
500 persons and tickets are avail
able locally from the Republican
State Central committee, w. D.
Casteel, chairman, or Mrs. Kermit
Glotfelty, Accident.
Rep. Judd, now serving his 10th
term in Congress from Minnesota's
fifth district in Minneapolis, was
keynote speaker at the Republican
National convention in Chicago in
1860. A nationally recognized au-
thority on United States foreign
policy, he is a member of the COM
mittee on foreign affairs and was
delegate to the general assembly
of the UN in 1857. He served as
delegate to the World Health
Organization assembly in 1850 and
1858. Rep. Judd lived in what is
now Red China for ten years as
medical missionary and is one of
the few members of Congress who
can speak with personal knowledge
of the sinister aspects of what is
happening in Asia and the Pacific
area. When he speaks of Com
munism it is from his own expert
ences in China as far back as 1890.
A physician, he was born in 1896
in Rising City, Neb., and received
a fellowship in surgery at the
Mayo Foundation. He received
honorary degrees from Is colleges
and universities and is renowned
for his humanitarian efforts
through the years During World
War | he served as a lieutenant in
the artillery. He was first elected
to Congress in 1912.
The Republican., 1962-01-25
ADDITIONAL Local ms. TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

DID YOU KNOW the Christian
Book Store moved down town?
Located in Matthews Economy
Market. We have Bibles, books.
pictures. sacred records. scripture
text cards for all occasions. ADV.
ASST
WANTED -Serviceman's wife to
live in heated house and share eX-
penses. Phone DE 4-9169 in Oak
land. ADV. 48-1t#
SPECIAL THIS WEEK at Glib
sons Auto Parts. 500 discount on
what brake Innings are in stock. -
Adv. 48-tf
WANTED - Thickness planer.
Write condition and price to Box
157, Mt. Lake Park, Md ADV. 48-
If
FOR SALE - 70Ox17. 7OOx16,
700x15. 650x16. 600X16 6-ply tires.
Gibson'S Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn.
ADV 48-tf
FOR SALE - 1850 Studebaker
1l2-ton truck. S295.OO Gibson's Au-
to Parts. Loeb Lynn. Adv. 48-tf
The Republican., 1962-01-25

of urine, leave 25,GOO droppings
and harbor about 10000 lice.
In addition to their destruction
of grain, rats damage buildings by
gnaWing and undermining. They
are blood-lust killers of chicks
They also cause fires. II is just
plain sense and good business 20
stop feeding rats.
The Republican., 1962-01-25
10 Percent of Stored
Grain Usually Lost

"Tcn percent of all stored grain
is destroyed by rats mice, birds
and insects says f. Nelson SWink,
U. S. Fish and WHdlife Service
and Ted Bisscll. Extension entomo-
logist, University of Maryland
Another 20 percent is contaminated
with droppiugs, hair, fragments
feather fragments, urine and other
filth.
In 1859. the last census year, 2l.)
million bushels Of corn were pro-
duced in Maryland If 10 percent
were destroyed by rodents, birds
and insects. the loss amounted to
2150.OOO bushels at an average
value of Sl18 per bushcl. This
amounts to S2.637,O0O in enc year
alone. In the same year 81 million
bushels of wheat were produced.
The losses would amount to 100000
bushels or S616.667. In oats the loss
was ZltUUU DuSuClS VI olJO,0ou. i9dt
ley amounted to 267 700 bushels
lost, value S253.650. The total for
the several grains amounts TO 3.5
million dollars. If another 20 per-
cent is rendered unpalatable or
unfit for human or livestock use,
the loss is staggering.
Let's look at what rats and mice
cost the average farmer in dollars
and cents each year.
The rat population is estimated
at about 25 per farm During a
single year each rat cats two dollars
worth of food. grain or feed-50
dollars out the window in feeding
rats alone. In addition. these 25
rats contaminate ten times as much
as they eat-S5OO00 worth. In a
single year. according to leading
authority. a single rat will shed
100000 hairs. void / to 1l2 gallons
The Republican., 1962-01-25

family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Teets, near Blooming Rose, Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Savage and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Savage at Hoyes Run, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Savage Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Savage,
Sunday. Mrs. Martha Savage re-
The Republican., 1962-01-25

A baker retired from Ort
Brothers bakery in Cumberland
after 43 years of service and after
having had a hand in baking a
billion loaves of bread
The Republican., 1962-01-25

turned with them for a few days
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Mason RodeheavtyA
and two sons visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Rodeheaver and family. on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rode
HEAVIER and Mrs. Andrew Rode
HEAVIER were dinner guests of Mr..
The Republican., 1962-01-25

in Dedication services or in
parts of the Worship service.
Some believe that you may
light a candle and say a pray
er and that prayer will continue
as long as the candle burns.
How can we find out whether
this is true or not, and whether
God is pleased with such ac-
tions? Well God has given us a
hand book for faith and prac-
tice. What does this say? l be-
lieve if you will carefully search
the Mt. you will not find one
single reference to use of can
dies in worship services or their
being continuous prayer. In
fact in John 4:24 we read
"God is a Spirit and they that
worship Him must worship Him
in spirit and in truth. The
true worship of Christianity is
via spiritual worship in oppoSi-
ton to ritualistic worship, even
that of the OF. Since faith is
always based on facts, we must
be careful to always be able
to say, 81 beliCAe because Gods
Word says sol"
The Republican., 1962-01-25
First Aid Course
Planned BY Groups

A first aid course for people of
the Oakland area is being planned
by Civil Defense, in cooperation
with the American Red Cross and
Homemaker clubs, it was an
nounced this week by Daniel
Smouse, civil defense director for
this county.
The course will be conducted in
the Oakland fire hall some time in
February, and will be under super
vision of Rev. Lloyd Trout, civil
defense deputy director, from
Grantsville.
All interested persons are eli
gible to take this course.
The Republican., 1962-01-25

The SIS million dollar Woodrow
Wilson memorial bridge was opened
in Washington December 2S, link
ing Potomac river shores in Mary
land and Virginia.
The Republican., 1962-01-25
THE
COUNTRY-PULPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
Pastor p. r. NieUwkoop
SUPERSTITION
OR FAITH?

Do you pride yourself on be.
ing a believer? That may be
very good and it may be very
bad! 1t is just as possible to
believe error as it is to believe
The Republican., 1962-01-25

Secretary of commerce Hodges
said nations economy increased
by more than 3 percent last year
and he looks for percent improve
mcnt in 1862
The Republican., 1962-01-25

and Mrs. Hobart Rodeheaver, Sun
day.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. |. Wright we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Rodeheaver and David, Mr..
and Mrs Mason Rodeheaver and
two sons and grandson Donnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver, Mrs.
Earle Savage, Lannie and Donna.
Lannie and Kathy Savage, who
have been i'll, are able to be back
in school again. Miss Donna Saw
age is ill.
The Republican., 1962-01-25
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wagner Sr,
visited their son-in-laW and daugh-
{ ter last week in Chester, Pa. The
latter was a patient in a hospital
I there.
Mrs. Orlen Wahl, Baltimore,
came to be with her mother Mrs.
Rodger Bond, since she returned
/ from Garrett County Memorial hos
pital. The latters sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Friend, Accident, also spent
several days with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Glotfelty. Ak
ron, and Mrs. Sterl Bittinger and
! son spent the weekend here and
visited the latters sister, Mrs HO-
bert Harvey at Sand Flat
Fred Bland is a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital for
observation.
Robert L. and Roy Glotfelty Wis
! tied John Bowman at Accident Sun
day afternoon.
/ Paul SWeene attended the Boat
Show at New York last week.
Dale, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Deane
Savage, of Grantsville. is spending
a few days with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Savage.
Visiting Mrs. Nora Glotfelty last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Knots and daughter, Crellin Mrs.
Merrell Wilburn, Mrs. Carl Haenft-
! ling. Mrs Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burns and
children. Baltimore. visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Brant
over the weekend.
Mrs. Iva Carr was a Saturday
evening guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
visited Mr.. and Mrs William Bow
man and son. Crellin, on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brant
called on Mrs. Iva Carr Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Savage Wis
tied Samuel Teets Friday who re-
mains a patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital.
Janet Dewitt and Harland Bow
man were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dewitt and
daughter.
Mrs. Oscar Savage visited Mrs.
Jonas Bittner at Friendsville last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dewitt and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Glover and daughter Saturday
evening. The latter were Tuesday
evening callers of Mr. and Mrs.
Farley Savage.
Mrs. Iva Carr. Mrs Walter Bow
man and Mrs Oscar Savage visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brenneman
one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lohr and
family spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lohr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Rodeheaver.
Little Donnie Rodeheaver spent
! the weekend with his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Mason Rode
HEAVIER and family
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j. Ferguson and
son and Mrs. Orval Butler and
of urine leave 25,GOO droppings
and harbor about 10000 lice.
In addition to their destruction
of grain, rats damage buildings by
gnaWing and undermining. They
/ ,,,o I,lool I,,c4 I,iII,r~ Of c,ioIz-
The Republican., 1962-01-25

the truth. For
example, the
use of candles
in Church SER
vices have be-
come quite pop
ular in Church
es of all denom-
nations. They
are often used
Evening star., 1962-09-16

punched hole in it. It was lying on the saddle
Mr. Wilkes: We're lifting up the west side.
MGrty: Isn't this helluva mess?
Mr.. Wilkes, High enough?
Marty: Yeah, Homer. Take me up 20 feet
Okay. Harold give me the torch. (An electric
underwater torch is lowered)
MGTty: PICK HER UP! I'VE GOT MY
ARMS IN THERE! Okay. Give me fire.
Orchard Haraksin, one of Mr.. Fowlers two as
sistant divers, closes circuit switch and elec-
trio fire is carried down through thick wire
to the torch. Claude Branch, the other assis-
tant, has been outfitted with diving toys and
now makes his way down from the other barge)
Marty: Okay. Let's send it down. think it
will make fit. think it will 60 right through.
Mr.. Wilkes: Send her down.
Marty: Okay. It's hooked up. Tell Claude
to make the wedge and bring me up.
And SO the thirteenth tunnel section on
this gigantic operation and the forty-second
in Mr.. Fowler's 4O-year diving career was laid
in place. Six tubes already had been put in
place under the bays Baltimore Channel Big.
1862 Continues
Evening star., 1962-09-16

got H.
Marty: Okay. I'm going to the tower (the
tower affixed to T6 for Identification and sight
ing; it rises several yards above the water).
Harold: It's going down all the time.
Marty Haven't got my feet up on anything
yet I'm hanging up on the tower
Harold: Okay Coming down all the time.
Marty Don't come south till find out
where she is
Harold: You don't want her down yet?
Marty No, not yet visibility less now ..
if l hold my hand out can't see my fingers.
Harold: Coming south easy. To Mr.. Wilkes):
He's on the other tube and has line fixed for z.
Marty How high?
Harold: Ten feet high
Marty Lift her down four. TAKE 1T
EASY COMING TOO FAST SOUTH PICK
ING UP SPEED ALL THE TINE! MAY HAVE
TO LEAVE HERE!
Harold: Okay. Too fast!
Marty l can't tell . Pm guessing three
feet away. Come South :. Go back north.
Harold: Back north.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Mr. Wilkes relays the message. A man on the
strongback-a high catwalk spanning the two
barges signals to the men operating the der
ricks. He looks like the landing officer on an
aircraft carrier)
Marty: Hold it south. Come down two feet
Harold: North end three feet high
Marty: All right. Lower south end two feet
Harold: Lower south end two feet
MGrty: Okay, Harold. Give me two inches
east
Harold: Okay, two inches east
Marty, TAKE TT EASY! Two inches is a
damned little bit!
Harold: Okay, Marty.
Marty: Going too fast east! Take it back
west Instead of two inches you went twelve
Harold: Okay. We just lowered north foot
Marty Slack it away easy so won't smash
finger.
HdroId Okay. Coming down all the time,
so keep your fingers out of there
Marty: Hey! There's damn piece of sheet
pile lying down here laying on the saddle.
Pick up the west side! Pin came down and
AY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON D. c. SEPTEMBER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-23

and thin film deposition.
A lot of scientific know-how
goes into the production OF
these tiny counters, known in
the scientific trade by the I'M
scientific name of Flip Flops.
The blackboard behind Mar.
tvs desk is generally filled with
computations that would make
the average layman's head
swim. But this is the stuff from
which Flip Flops are made
around the clock at AME.
Before the small glass slides
even enter the vacuum system
the blackboard gets a good
workout so that a circuit is de-
signed which will do a specific
job. Even in the field of animal
behaviour, the Flip Flop has APP
plication.
Hook up the right combina-
ton of these gadgets to a mon
keys brain, press a button, and
the monkey slaps his forehead
as if in pain.
But he doesn't need any as.
pirin. Someone has figured out
what kind of electric stimulus
to shoot into a monkeys brain
to make him hold his head.