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KLHUBUC CITY 10 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Dec. 12, i960 J. Irvin Burk Orbited Mesh Samples Services Set Tomorrow Rushed To Scien tists SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP)-A prized cargo of living human tissue samples, which was carried 48 times around the earth in a space" satellite, was being rushed yesterday to scientists seeking answers' to space radiation hazards. The payload capsule of Discoverer XVIII was plucked from the! Crash Survivor Walks To Safety PLATTSBURGH, N.Y.

(AP) The seventh survivor of eight airmen who parachuted from a jet bomber over the Adirondack mountains walked out safely yesterday after 40 hours in rugged and snow-covered terrain where temperatures hovered around zero. First Lt. George M. Davis, 27, of Pawtucsket, R.I., was brought to the Plattsburgh Air Force Base Hospital, suffering frotr 1 exhaustion of hjs experience jn the and frost-bitten teet. He was un-uH ua Funeral services for J.

Irvin Burk, 72, a long-time resident of the state and active in Arizona government, will be held at 2 tomorrow at the Garden Chanel sighting the capsule floating dowit on its parachute. air over the Pacific east of Hawaii Saturday by Air Force Capt. Gene Jones in his second personal catch of a space research package. of the L. Gib bons Mortuary, Mesa.

Jones picked up the capsule on, the first pass with his C-119' Mr. Burk was born in Rippey, Iowa, and came to Gilbert in 1912. He served in the fifth and 13th PROMPTLY loaded on an air' trailing nylon rope and grappling force transport plane, the capsule was flown Saturday night fromj HE FLEW as a substitute for i Honolulu to California. The slen-! pilot suffering from penicillin re-der aluminum tube containing jaction illness, test tissue samples was removed "The mission was normal. We.

from the cargo capsule yesterday, took off on time in clear at Lockheed Missile and Space was exactly like the last Arteona Legisla tures. He taught school in Oak in 1921-22 at the same time Mr. Burk able to talk to newsmen. vivjng he had jnjurd Still missing was Staff in the jump from the crippled B52' Pierre Maheux, 27, an experienced bomber that crashed Friday night i woodsman from Auburn, Maine, near Barre, Vt. SEARCHERS believed they air and 8round search for, located Maheux's parachute in mm continued after dark in aj the same general area where race a8a'nst an approaching snow 1 Davis landed, but he was not nearstorm- but finallv was suspended j( for the night.

Davis had almost reached a THE BOMBER, based at West-; rural road near North Hudson, over- Mass- AFB- was headed forj Esfsex County, when he was met Waertown. N.Y., on a practice by two searchers from a party trouble developed that was formed to hike to where and tne eight-man crew bailed out. his parachute had been Five crewmen were found Satur-i Air force officials said Maheux, around tne Scoon Lake area; where Davis came out of the wood, and one was found near Crown1 Division's headquarters here. Jones- The test samples will be rushed1 sPkesmen, said one Ai tr cL of the -key test samples in the on to the Air Force School ol- capsule was a cluster of spores Aviation Medicine at San Anton-of soil bacteria. 1 he served in the fifth legislature.

He passed the state bar examination in 1928 and practiced law in Phoenix. At one time he was assistant dairy inspector. He also was deputy tax assessor of Mari io, where scientists will tU Scientists are seeking to devel-measure the rad.at.on effects from the a technique samples of bone marrow, eyelid of measuring radiation effects tissue, gamma globulin, and can- biologically rather than with Cervv uCfvTl? th Physical instruments. The strain er XVIII flight. spores US8d hM been deter "if.

i 'mined bp canahlp nf with- copa County. I He is survived by his wife, Bessie, of 2230 N. 10th two I sons, Claude of Phoenix and iCmdr. Raymond W. of the U.S.

Navy at North Island, a ooeration said a tain standing many times the of Troops Hold Snow Jump Point on Lake Champlain. I All carried survival kits and were dressed warmly. More than 250 air force person-1 nel, aided by state police, forestj and volunteers, were in Republic PMto by Chuck Roberts SCIENTIST AT WORK Jacky Herron, 16, center, works on the X-ray machine he is building from a shoe-fitting fluoroscope at Superior High School. At left is Charles Gilbert, science-biology teacher who is an adviser on the project, and at right is Danny Herron, Jacky's brother and an assistant in the search for scientific answers in several areas. Jacky Herron Finds Science, Biology Interesting Subjects daugnter.

Mrs. iwarjone Newin- ,0 a human ran anDiPPO: three sistprs Mrs naua FORCED Winnie M. Johnson and Mrs. Ruth!" capsule-fielding CTOPer. both of Gilbert and Mrs.lf Grace L.

Cook, Prescott; fourAir Base'. Jmes Plane grandchildren, and three great- the Previous Discoverer grandchildren. i1 apSU'e, INov(- 14 the same Pacific ballpark area Mr. Burk died Saturdav in the 670 miles due of Hawaii. CAMP DRUM, N.Y.

(AP) the search. Weather-plagued Operation Snow TH0S found jousl were: Chute, first mass parachute drop 1 at Camp Drum in seven years, Capt. William T. Combs, finally got off the ground yester- Bristol, Maj Henry day and 780 troops landed for a'41. Simsbury? Lt.

James mock attack. iSaravo, 25, Newport, R. Maj. when it was delivered frnm the The machine that holds he Pioneer Home in Prescott. Burial; By GLADYS WALKER factory.

hopes the answers to Jacky's will be in the Mesa Cemeterv. SHPFRIOR farkv Horrnn lfi 1. air ffirce ba lhstir missilp division iari t. K. eyes, 4, Hvattsviiie, inreda Imal wi 29 bc.lieves the way t0 learn The youths tore the machine "45, 5 milliamperes.

Officiating at the services will commander, sa id "everything injured, a toiai tne oase saia was Altoona, and Airman L. anarf spvpral wppks or and Hp k'pnnpth Fm-ip nf the worked out to the so it second" TO SELL BELOW COST! KINAXCK COMPANY WANTS iMMKiiiATK iu rossim PAY OIK! Will Merltlrf SlIOO 'lully Krrr! ,1 nHinm of Ql' ALII Kl RN1TI KK APPM-ANCKS. Pull price fiH3.29. l'ay-nifnt of SIS. 42 a munth Imludrn rlnidalw rrfrlKcnitor, hilc MrrrlH range, cuntom made Nnfa halr llin room wt, W'eMinc-houe automalle wanhrr.

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WAREHOUSE II K. INDIAN SCHOOL Jacky cleaned and reinsulated the Despite his intellectual learnings. church of Christ. Mr. Burk was a in the precision timing of Dis- unusually low for the number of Charles E.

Morris, 32, Clearwater, 'sy and scicnce IS ,0 jumpers and the type of it yourself. supports for the roentgen tube. He J'CKy is not a constant rx.ohwarrn. memher 0f the Eastside Church coverer XVIII recovery after cise. Morris was the Jackv is learning from attached a 50-foot control cable He is a member of the Explorer of chris, The two most seriously hurt lv injured.

He suffered a fracture ground up. He presently- is con- which will allow the machine to be scouts and active in many outdoor suffered leg fractures. of the pelvis. verting an old fluoroscope ma- operated from the hall outside the projects. three days in orbit.

The capsule was kicked loose from the orbiting satellite by radio signal at 3:43 p.m. Twenty minutes later one of Jones's crewmen shouted his report of In nrpvinns airhnrnp Pvprrkps CAMRC oj cnine, used in a snoe Store lor ne also nas we wwra om.umu COMBS the and was pilot air- I i. with transistors" and has produced tntXKlUK IIIC 111 MUJCS. lniU an fr-r at this northern New York camp, 'craft commander. machine that will give him a workable radio transmitter.

For Casa Grande Church Kleels 15 men were killed and more than 100 injured. Plattsburgh AFB said the bomb-answers to a raft of scientific rharinc cOBr oh'k; the Past three years, in addition er was turning slightlv and de-questions. Liu. t- u. to his science clubwo-k.

-hnol. amour lor cur Waves of 46 troop planes flew scending at the rate of 6,000 feet and scouting, he has been taking the men, members of the 52nd a minute when it reached what I 0ne of first thinSs he will are cnetKing tiie device tor salety a televif.jon and rad Airborne Division, from Griffiss Combs considered an "unsafe al-ido with the machine is to conduct measures and will De present our- cour.e hv corresponHence. First Casa CASA GRANDE The 'resbvterian Church of N.Y., to titude" and he gave (he order to X-V (iefraction experiments with ts operation as a precaution. bailout. salt or quartz crystals.

An X-ray engineer wfll bp asked to. He Air Force Base, Rome, the drop area. says he will attend ((MM rWk the aTtor it icSfafA 'nii-orsitv anH uill eigm fiucrs dnu uiMUHlh in electronics. The plane apparently turned Jacky is president of the 14- finished. around and headed back east.

It member science club at Superior traveled more than 100 miles be-High School and is interested in to office. Mrs. M. Pierce and Mrs. C.

J. Wilson Sr. will be for the next years. Robert Bracken. Mrs.

Wilfiam Fiehpr Rprt HirLrs nnrl k'pirh I "crystal structure at the atomic fore crashing. level." Pretty high-flown language and interests for a teenager, but Jacky is an unusual youth with a fund of scientific curiosity. No Money Down $1.00 Weekly Alissing Egypt Plane Crashes Carlton were mimed elders fnr Saw Mill Co. He be'onacd to the next tnrce voars: Frank Vin-Odd Fallows Lodpe in Flagstaff. cont fo, vcars; Mr? Virginia Jay Wilson Mix HELPED BY HIS brother, and Services for Jay Wilson Mix, 5..

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II AL 4-3943 AL 3-3591 Open Sundy A.M. 1 Dr. E. B. Pease! pairh fP Atwiti science teacher and an X-ray of 3311 E.

Vermont, who died at Anna; two sons Jamps and Wrlls for one year. technician as advisers, he will nis nome inursaay, win oe neia RiCharcj (.. a sister. Mrs. John ported todav at Paradise kiw oninh Members on the church nnmi- jvo.vuj soon have a nerfect safe mrt- at p.m llyushin military transport plane chine to be used in his crystal re-IChapel Funeral Home, 3934 E.

Jr cniktrcn -ai of pa. natm? committee for 11 are Wilwin Ir Wilhur Wnprt? crashed in flames about 50 miles search as well as for X-raying Indian School hnrrie in staff. Mr. Fioh died at Flagstaff Friday. Mrs.

E. G. Patterson. Mrs. Har-'an Russell, and Mrs.

Harold ll. north of Luxor. First reports said animal specimens in the biology! Buria. wj jn East Rest there were no survivors. classes.

haven Cemetery Press reports said there were Jacky and brotner Danny 3 A natjye of chj Mf Mjx 18 passengers and crewmen, all Wjn have the machine in a shell mnvH tn Phnniv in mi nP William J.Ds'Priest El Jl 1 I i Egyptian nationals. The plane had made of lead sheets a quarter, was a retail salesman and for- CHANDLER Serv-ces for missing since it took off inch thick, which will give it four ipierly owned the House of Pic- jam DePriest 5 who died from Luxor Wednesday night. times more protection than it had; tures and Mirrors here. at hi 'home Thur-rfav will be Functional as it is fashionable this new clock Liner United States Makes Short Stay todav at Bueler Survivors include his wife. Re- held at 2 p.m with gold-finished face on beautiful walnut.

Keeps perfect time. Runson standard batteries. gina; one son, Bruce and Mortiwry Chapel, with Georpe F. one daughter. Marilyn R.

Mix, Wilkins officiating. Burial will be all of. Phoenix; and one sister the Mesa Cemetery. NEW YORK. N.Y.

(UPD-The iner United States sailed for EAIKIEMIID if xr-Nrf i 1 1 i i i ii im 1 living out of state. rjePriest had hren a- farm Europe Saturday with 1.000 pas- lit 'ttk nnv.l and ranch worker in this area angers and 15,000 sacks of Christ- Marguente B. Bod his mas mail. NO MONEY DOWN Services for Mrs. Marguerite B.

mother, Mrs. Cordflea DePriest, The big ship arrived here only Boyd, 48, of 3839 N. Sixth with whom he lived: two sons, Friday after being delayed 24 who died at a rest home here Frank, of Thousand Oaks. hours by storms on its East-Wet Saturday, will be at 10 a.m. to- rnd Billy.

Ontario, and by crossing. The turnaround depar-imorrow at the Chapel of the Ari- two brothers and five sisters. ture was the fastest in its eight zona Funeral Home, 376 N. Third (More deaths on Pagt 33.) years at sea. Ave.

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