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ton, the PTA affirmed its sup
port of the junior college.
In other actions at a meet
ing in Northwood High School
attended by some 800, the
council favored spring elections
of school board members in
odd years without party label.
Meanwhile. Council President
Millard Cass said the councils
budget views would be pre-
sented to the Board Of Educa-
tion at meetings January 80
and February 6. They would
not, he said, reach the board
second hand by ill-considered.
ill-tempered, ill-timed blasts. :"
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Volunteer Firemen
Elect in Nuniemoy

NANJEMOY. Md. Jan. 80
(SpeciaD William Paulk has
been elected president of the
Nanjemoy volunteer fire de-
partment. Elected to serve with
him for 1868 we're John Wyne,
vice president; Glenn Robey,
secretary, and Richard Golden,
treasurer.
Line officers are David Sum-
mers, chief; Delbert Rye, as
sistant chief; Malcolm Scott,
engineer; Carlton Rye, assist
ant engineer, and Robert
Twigg, fire marshal.
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along the city's waterfront,
where some So million rounds
Of ammunition are reportedly
stored.
The wrangle began last Oc-
tober. when the company re-
quested an ordinance amend
ment permitting the use of re-
bulleting machines TO change
the caliber of small arms am
munition.
Safety Issue Raised
At that time, Mayor Frank
E, Mann asked for an investi-
CATION of the firm to decide
whether we want them in the
city" His statement touched off
comments by residents Of the
Old Town area who questioned
the safety of living near the
stored ammunition.
In a lengthy prepared state
ment, Mayor Mann said last
night he was interested only in
the safety factor involved in
the firms operation.
Attorney William Moncure,
who represents Interarmco, sub
mitted a 63-page report in de-
Tense of the firm. Among other
arguments advanced, the report
stated that:
The Virginia Insurance Rat
ing Bureau insures Interarmco
at lower rates than a nearby
furniture warehouse and res
taurant.
The Bureau of Safety and
Services of the Interstate Com
merce Commission has no re-
ports Of explosions or fires in
volying small arms ammuni-
ton in its files.
Interarmco's transactions are
vigorously controlled" by five
Federal agencies.
S3S,Sss Paid
Interarmco and its associated
companies paid S3S.S99 in taxes
and license fees to the city and
State last year.
Several persons who previ-
usly questioned the safety of
the operation indorse tn e
councils proposal to revise the
fire code. One speaker, Louis
Teitelbaum. president of the
Northeast Citizens Association.
said he was frightened at the
thought" of ammunition stored
in a warehouse near the Theo-
dore Ficklin Elementary School.
The council postponed action
on the rebulleting measure.
In other action, the unit de-
ferred consideration of a reso-
Evening star., 1963-01-23
PTA Council Rops Halt
In Junior College Work

The Montgomery County
Council of Parent Teacher AS
sociations last night opposed
the Board of Education's halt
ing Of construction on the
county's second junior college.
The council, while advocat-
ing continuation of construc-
ton. at the same time called
on the board to study areas of
specific concern about the col
Evening star., 1963-01-23

lege expressed by individual
board members.
The Board Of Education has
stopped work on the planned
$3.8 million college at Rock
vile while a review OF t he
whele junior college program
is made.
The action means that the
opening Of the college will be
Evening star., 1963-01-23

delayed at least until Septem-
ber, 1865.
Board member Everett H.
Woodward. one Of four mem
bers elected last November on
an economy platform, moved
Monday night for stoppage of
the work, stating he was con-
cerned about expansion of the
college program and, in recent
weeks, had received a number
Of complaints and recomn1enda-
tions about the existing college
in Takoma Park.
In addition to its resolution
opposing the halt in construc-
Evening star., 1963-01-23

luton which would permit APP
pointment of non-residents to
some committees, boards and
commissions. The deferral fol-
lowed the objections of several
persons.
The council also postponed
action on a request by the Ma
tional Capital Transportation
Agency for general Endorsement
of the agency's SIS billion
transportation program. city
Manager Albert M. Hair, ir.,
said the proposal requires ad-
ditional study before a recon-
mendation can be made.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
India Coed to Speak
To Presbyterions

Miss Adelaide Paul, an In
dian graduate student at the
University of Maryland, will
speak on Hope After Death
Sunday at the Sixth Presbyr
terian Church, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV. =
Miss Paul, who will return to
India next fall to work in the
field of religious drama, will
speak after the II am. service.
Evening star., 1963-01-23
Fire Code Issue Raised
By Interormco Stotus

hree-month- controversy Interarmco world
wide trader munitions prompted the Alexandria City Council
last night to call for updatng the citys l3-yearod fire
prevention code
There indication in the councils action that new
require Inerarmco vacate its eight warehouses
Evening star., 1963-01-23

He gets lot Of coat for low, low price!
Rsyon lined cotton poplin coat has zip.
out acrylic pile liner, solids with raglan
sleeves, plaidS with split raglan sleeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

by and they are free. Simply
write or call the home service
department Of the gas COM
pany and q ticket viii be
mailed to you.
Full meals viii be prepared
with emphasis placed not
only on good food but also on
a pretty table with sugges-
tons for serving arrange
ments. table linen and
matching china.
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Each guest viii find .
Portraits Of Gas Cooking"
booklet on her chair with the
menus of the day printed In
side. so she can try them ct
her leisure. Each guest will
also hold q ticket stub for q
chance at the prize drawing
at the end Of the demonstra-
ton when the handsome
platters Of food are awarded
to lucky winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10
Fruit Loaf

ia cups sifted sll-purpose
flour
Ia teaspoons baking powder
/ teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon ground Carda-
nom
q cup sugar
"a cup shortening
q cup undiluted svaporated
milk
l egg
Ia teaspoons pure vanilla
extract
u teaspoon lemon extract
/ cup finely chopped mixed
candied fruits and peelS
Sift flour with baking
powder, salt, cardamom and
sugar. Put in mixing bowl;
add shortening. undiluted
milk. egg and extracts. Beat
3 minutes with electric mixer
using medium speed. Scrape
sides Of bowl frequently. Stir
in fruit by hand. Spoon batter
into slzx41zx21a-inch loaf
pan that has been lined with
heavy brown paper and
creased. Bake in 325-degree
F. oven / hour 10 minutes
or until cake tester inserted
in center comes out clean.
Let loaf stand in pan 10
minutes then turn out on
wire rack to cool. Remove
paper when loaf has cooled.
Makes one loaf.
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Classes in Cooking Open to the Public

kitchens Of the Washington
Gas Light Co. auditorium.
Until now. admission to
these demonstrations has
been through club groups
only but starting tomorrow
individual cooks may come IN
see the decorative ideas and
modern methods Of cooking
with gas.
Admission is by ticket only.
but tickets are easy TO come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

Need to brush up on your
indoor cooking techniques
after a summer Of backyard
eookouts?
Beginning tomorrow and
each Friday thereafter. at /
pm. four attractive home
economists, dressed in color
full cottons with shoes to
match. win give weekly dem
onstrations on portraits in
gas cooking in the new model
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Every card was wrong, part.
ner," said South after he had
finished playing the hand shown
today. ''SOme days it doesn't
pay to get out Of bed" And
with that profound thought he
cut the cards for the next deal.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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10 Double % Pass
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face; (b) rundown lotion; (c)
phone ineman.
8. Perjury: (a) restitution;
(b) next-to-laSt p ayme Mt on
loan; (c) vanilla fudge.
4. Knavish: (a) cut of kosher
corned beef; (b) skiIlful at
cards; (c) rascally.
5. Hallucination: (a) mirage;
(b) halo about moon; (c) rio
tous confusion.
6. Calleon: (a) imperial gal
lon; (b) gorgeous girl; (c)
Spanish ship.
z. Nemesis: (a) nobody; (b)
victim in Fall of House of Ush-
er; (c) vengeance.
8. Ordnance: (a) armament;
(b) city law; (c) order of sue
ceSsion.
9. Stationery: (a) fixed in one
position; ID place of authority;
(c) writing paper.
10. Cryptographer: (a) ex-
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.:WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
Mss bach
MRS. FITZ
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Want to add some interesting
words to your vocabulary?
Down below you will find 10
words, each followed by three
lettered words or phrases. Try
to match each word with the
Uttered term of nearly the
same meaning. Check your an
swers below. If you have fewer
than eight right, better look up
the words you missed.
/. Planetarium: (a) interstel-
lar space; (b) moving model Of
heavens; (c) fixed constellation
of earth.
2. Lineament: (a) feature Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
BY Carl Grubert

humer Of tombs; (b) student of
codes; (c) believer in ESP.
Answers: lib; pa; ga; &C; 5
a; &C; &c; ga; &C; lob.
Like to play word games? For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
All Goes Wrong on Some Days
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

Down one, since South lost a
club, a spade, and two dia-
monds.
Should Make Contract
It's true that all the cards
were wrong, but South should
still make the contract. After
drawing uumps South should
lead a trump to dummy's ten
and return a low spade. When
East plays a low spade, South
should play the eight.
West is forced to win the trick.
II West returns a spade, South
gets a free fineSse and can get
back with a trump to discard a
diamond on the king of
spades. If West returns a
diamond instead Of a spade,
South wins a trick with the king
of diamonds. If West returns
a club, dummy ruffs, and South
diScards a diamond.
Even if East had the nine
of spades he could not interfere
with the plan. If East puts up
the nine Of spades on the first
round Of spades, South covers
with the jack. West can win
with the queen, but then a
spade return will still give
South a free finesse.
Even on a day when most
60 wrong, it may still
pay to get out of bed If you
wake yourself up.
Daily Question
As dealer you hold:
AQ1Os7 % oAQs &A8653I
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one club. You.
have IL points in high cards and
2 points for distribution, enough.
for an opening bid. Start with
your long suit.
(copyrisht, 1853. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Down one, since South lost a
club, a spade, and two dia-
mOnds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

a selection Of 10 tricky games
for group or S olitaire play,
simply send 10 cents plus a self
addressed, stamped envelope to
William Morris, Word Games,
in care of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Opening lead: Ace Of clubs.
West opened the ace of clubs
and continued with a club to
South's king. Declarer led a
heart to dummy's king and drew
another trump with the ace. So
far, so good.
South's next step was to lead
a spade to the king and a spade
back for a fineSse with the
jack. This lost to the queen,
and back came a spade to the
ace.
The spades failed to break,
and South eventually led a
trump to dummy for a diamond
return. The ace Of diamonds
captured the king, and South
lost another diamond trick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE with
sTss osF a ID ssSss for sd sSas
q Al. preferred. Apply Box II.
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HELP WOMEN
ASSISTANT

For 170-unit de luxe apt. bldg,
nearby Va, Experienced or will
train capable person. Apartment
mrs MIS-. s oTTooLENN 20 S4s caaissSaTCen' can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03

PIANO, honkey-t onk type for rec
rm. Good cond. $50. JE. 4-161O.
PIANOs-Don't get caught in thu
rush. Buy now before schoo
starts. Select reconditioned up.
rights from Sl76. and up. Spin.
ets and consoles Ike new. $346
ana up largest 1,,rzs,s selection in area
moving IL normal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03

PRINTING PRESS, IOx15 c. q P.
old series, 500. WE. S-2432.
RADIO AMATEURS - Easy time
payment. Terms on purchases
Of new or used equipment nov
available at Ham HEADQUARTERS
for the Nations Capital. UNCLE
GEORGES RADIO HAM SHACK
1924 Fern ST., Wheaton, Nd.
949-2262.
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FOUNDATIONS
LINGERIE

Exper. female dept. Mgr
desired to supervise oul
Foundation and Lingerie
Dept. to open in our
new retail store in late
Sept.
Only fully exper. person:
need apply.
Qualified persons &C.
cepted will enjoy Sala.
ried Management posi-.
tons with full Com.
pany benefit plan.
Lge. retail chain exper
pref.
APPLY
MONTGOMERY WARE
6S18 Patrick Henry DR.. (Ofi
Rt. so behind Willstor
Shopping CENTER.
l0-5:30 Mon. through Sat
Call 533-7225
EnTTNyT Am UrWm IF,,.E a. -
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RELP MEN AND WOMEN

sALEsMAN-Earn while you learn
with. Il You already sd,HEn Know os earn
more with better tools TO work
with. This ad is q challenge to
investigate. Call Mr., Manning,
RYAN CO.. Realtors, RE. 6-9166.
WATERS, MATTRESSES, part and
full time day and night. VINE
YARDS, ia, 4-34A3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03

RADIO, Hammarlund no l45 &c
receiver with xtal ealibrator and
timer, 5000. Harvey Wells
TOO SIS. Factory wired chal-
ienger. $50. DOUG, 1915 N
Roosevelt ST. Ari.. JE. 2-53l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
ASST. BKKPR

OF bookkeeper, 50 TO 50. unem.
numbered to train for resident
manager position In suburban
rental office. Must be able u
type. Salary open plus a modern
apt, Phone Mr.. ADAMS, HE. f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-03
RESIDENT MANAGER

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
Must be thoroughly experienced in
all phases Of MANAGEMENT for new
de luxe garden-type apartments OF
125 units in Mont. Co. Occupancy
about Aug. is. Must be able 70
handle renting, collections, super
vision Of help and general man
agement. Call MR.. H1SLE, VIII. 8.
1000 after 1 pm. Monday.
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HOSIERY

Exper. ladies desired to
staff hosiery dept. in
our beautiful new Falls
Church, Va. store open
ing in late Sept.
Pleasant working con-
ditions.
Full company benefit
plan.
APPLY
MONTGOMERY WARD
63l8 Patrick Henry DR.. (off
Rt. SO behind Willston
Shopping Center).
l0-5:3O, Mon. through Sat.
Call 533-7225
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REFRIGERATORS

Areas largest floor display. fully
guaranteed, All sales from S20. so.
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-2lOO
REFGR., Frigidaire Frost Free,
largest size. 100-lb. freezer COM
part, $500. Also antique rocker
SIS. antique and pitcher bowl
set, $50. 266-344O.
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
1926
MEMS TIES

we have just received huge shipment Of mems
f1es' first qualify, in your regular type or Exon
type solid colors or neat patterns. many pure
silks In this group. values from l.5o to $50 BARGAIN
Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
MEMS DRESS TROUSERS

fall dress trousers. every wanted style and color,
these are your better slacks. slight imperfects of
a 1895 value. These regular fall weights. In
medium or dark colors. Sizes % TO so. In your
regular ivy model or pleated fronts. Bargain An
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
BOYS ZIP-OUT LINING
TRENCH COATS

This is the trench coat made exactly like the
mems. 1t has your heavy weight xip-out lining.
ideal for all kinds Of wear for early fall or real
winter wear. Medium and dark colorss sizes 8
thru 20. slight imperfects Of much higher priced
coat. Bargain Annex price
IN OK
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
3oc or 3 for 100
BOYS BRIEFS

We have just received huge shipment Of boys
briefs. sizes to is, snowy white. strictly first
qualify. REINFORCED at all points of strain. with
good strong elastic. completely washable. Bargain
The chronicle., 1963-09-27

boys western jeans in your medium
weight. perfect western fitting. ideal for school
wear. Tough long wearing. SIZES FROM THRU
IL ONLY. true blue. style that you will want
an arm load Of. we have only 500 pair 80 shop
early for this item. Bargain Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27

Mems Broadcloth paiamas. 1000 cotton. in your
wash and wear. in solid colors or fancies Sizes A.
B, c and D. A good brand. strictly first qualify
Every pajama regular 3ss value. Bargain Annex
pYice
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
T.9B
BOYS SPORT COATS

Boys sport COATS. sizes to le Two eolors 10 choose
from. in the ever popular bold plsids. every coat
a s.s5 value every coat q good brand, strictly
first quality. These coats win match the ass boys
dress trousers we have advertised. Bargain Annex
uricM
The chronicle., 1963-09-27

Take look the Autumn Specials the Bargain Offer
The Bargain Annex recognized the place money your clothing
budget The Bargain Annex brings good honest values day day.
Remember what for what that The Bargain
low overhead quick basis high fancy
fixtures good honest values day after day. Remember Bargain
is best bet for
The chronicle., 1963-09-27

ILL, FASCAGOULA AMI MOSS POlN'
-..<5\S
- ,>> .,,,Sss,s..aA~
's>I
.ECZAL<
} Annex
BOYS PANTS, MATCHING
SHIRT AND BELT SET
This lis one of the best buys we have offered.
This is good looking dress pants with beautiful
long sleeve sport shirt and matching bell. sizes
thru 6. II is n piece set. The trousers alone
are worth the price we are asking for the entire
2.o8
BOYS
LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS
Boys light weight jackets. This is your regu-
lar Ripper front jacket completely washable, ideal
for school wear. medium shades. sizes 10 10.
Bargain Annex price
100
ox12 RUGS
We have just received another shipment OF IL
rugs. colors to choose from. these your l00os
cotton loops with your nonskid backs. washable.
These your heavy. better rugs. The kind that
we sell many hundreds Of yearly. Slight imper-
fects. Bargain Annex price
1900
chenille BEDSPREADS
size for big double bed colorful. good looking.
best sellers. Bargain Annex price
2.5o or 2 for 500
WOVEN COTTON SPREADS
These spreads are for full or single beds. good
looking. long wearing. completely washable. Bar
gain Annex price
2.5o or 2 for 500
2-PIECE BATHROOM SETS
We have just received 4 big new shipment Of
2-piece bathroom sets, this is better set soft
good looking. long wearing. This will dress up
any bathroom. good full size. Bargain Annex price
2.5o
THROW PILLOWS
This is your big throw pillow with button through
button. made out of heavy draperY material color
full. good looking. Bargain Annex price
&c
KAPOK PILLOWS
good full standard size kapok pillow. soft, viii
hold lis shape. completely washable. Bargain An
mex price
1.8o each
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS
BirdseYe diapers. full ~ ~, warm. soft absorb.
emf. the type that we sell thousands OF dozens
yearly. Look at this every day price at the Bar
gain Annex! Bargain Annex price
1.5o a dozen
SHEETS
Nationally advertised Dan River sheets, l0ooo rot-
ton muslins. snowy white. strictly first quality.
vize 81 * 50. Bargain Annex every day price
1.7Q
BABY BLANKETS
colorful shipment Of baby blankets. every want
ed color, soft. warm. ideal for the cold months
ahead. good full 36 so. slight imperfects OF q
2ss blanket. Bargain Annex price
1873
GIRLS PANTIES
cirls' coffon and ravoa panfieS, all
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
MEMS SPORT COATS

Mems sport coats. 1000 wool, In your medium
and dark colors. good brand. In regulars in onqs.
Ideal TO wear with the trousers we have adver.
tised. every coat l7.s5 TO 24.s5 value. Bargain
Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
100
MEMS LINED TRENCH COATS

MEMS Aned trench coats. dark colors. this is the
ever popular trench coat with a zip-out lining
lou can wear It In the pleasant weather or zip
me lining IN and wear il during cold weather.
Inc mosi wanted Item on the market today. sizes
- 10 so' regulars and longs. values 1885, Bargain
Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
MEMS FELT HATS

These are your better felt hats. dark and medium
coaors. In your narrow. medium or wide brsnS.
For the Youngest TO the Oldest Sizes 3I4 to IN.
Style and color for every person. Two huge groups
10 choose from.
Group ]. Bargain Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
1926
MEMS LIGHT WEIGHT
TRENCH COATS

Mens hsnf weight trench coats in dark colors.
ms french coat Is fully lined with light weight
lining Ideal for Gulf Coast weather. medium and
dark eoiors, sizes "a to 46. slight imperfects Of
l2.SS garment Bargain Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
LADIES' FALL SKIRTS

ladies' 1000 all wool fall skirts. You will find
every wanted style and color, sizes from 10
IL. These are better skirts. Every skirt q s.ss
TO l4.s5 value. Every skirt perfect In every
respect. Many OF these skirts will match the
sweaters that we have advertised. We have
taken every s.s5 to l4ss skirt and grouped
them into one large group. Bargain Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
MEMS
HEAVY WEIGHT JACKETS
BOYS
MEDIUM WEIGHT JACKETS

boys medium weight jackets. ideal for early
back to school wear. some lined, some unlined.
Every jacket 2.ss to 5s5 value perfect. These
have slight manufacturing defects. Remember H
good jacket with slight defect is u much better
value than cheap jacket regardless Of the price.
In solid colors or fancies. sizes 10 ls. Bargain
Annex price
The chronicle., 1963-09-27
$50 or z poir for 1900
MEMS FINE SUITS

We have just received shipment of mems fine
nationally advertised suits, every suit 5000 value.
in medium dark shades. Sizes regulars, shorts
and longs. Ideal for early fall wear. You will
recognize the brand. We have these suits in your
regular mems suits with pleated trouser or your
young mems suits with your ivy fitting. Bargain
Annex price
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assistant professor. made the
study and announced the re-
suits in q scientific paper in
the current New England
Journal Of Medicine.
DR.. Caceres commented TO a
reporter that the study certain
ly indicates that laymen buy
ing special foods TO lower their
cholesterol, avoid hardening Of
the arteries and ward off heart
attacks are probably wasting
their money
Other Factors
1t also indicates that physi-
clans should investigate other
possible factors besides diet in
their patients with high blood
cholesterol. DR.. Caceres said.
The other factors that might
be implicated include the
weight Of the patient, his fam
lily medical history and his
personality.
DR.. Caceres said that besides
eating a low animal-fat diet,
the monks set plenty OF exer-
cise--which some EXPERTS saw
should also help lower choles-
terol. The monks have a regu-
lar routine OF eight hours OF
work, generally vigorous farm
work, daily.
Thirty-nine monks were
tested in the first tests, Dr.
Caceres said. Thirty OF them
were tested again two years
later.