The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 27

ALWAYS FIRS! QUALITY! Smallest Motor By THE ASSOC IATED PKKSS The smallest motor, life on the moon and wild geese are subjects current for science at work. A 51,000 SPECK Prof. Ru hard P. Feynman said in an article last year that he intended to offer a 51.000 prize to the first man to make a working electric motor measuring only l-64th inch cubed. But he actually make the offer.

Last month, William MrLellan walked into California Institute of Technology laboratory with a rotating motor as big as a speck in your eye. It had 13 parts, made in months of lunch hours with the aid of a microscope, lathe and toothpick. Weight: about of an ounce, Feynman said conscience bothered him. although he hadn't actually offered the prize, so he sent MrLellan a $1,000 check. Now he's Worried.

The same article mentioned another 51.000 to the first man to reduce a printed book page of its length and width, yet which be read with an electron microscope. MOON LIFE? Was there once life of some sort on the moon? There may have been, says J. Gilvarry of Allis Chalmers Man- NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL NEW DEPOT TROOP COMM Maj. H. T.

Plunkett right, newlv assigned commanding officer of 972nd Signal Bn. at Tobyhanna Signal Depot, is welcomed by outgoing troop commander Maj, Charles Cartwright. Maj, Plunkett, a Regular Army officer with 18 service, will command two companies, a headquarters and headquarters detachment. He is a recent graduate of the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kas. (U.S.

Army Photo by A1 Breymeier) Baby Born To Ex-Residents ow Living In West Africa SPECIAL BUY! ACRYLIC BLANKET than two weeks without a hath she doesn't seem to mind at all). Prefer Nursing Home Most Europeans and Amcri- cans here seem to prefer the Northumbria Nursing Home: more often referred to as "Dr. The doctor is Scot- tish. He takes pride in showing his American patients a letter from the New Rochelle (New York) Hospital, offering a place on the staff. But he makes more money here.

His hospital, which had 14 newborn babies on its register the first year It was opened nearly By JACK AS LAGOS, Nigeria I'm begin-1 ning to wonder if the excitement of having a baby ever ends. comment to this Is that of course It I think maybe right. We hase named our little six and a half pound bundle of Cynthia, but we call her Cynthie, Her middle name is Ablodun (Abbey-o-du. the nasalized). In the Yoruba tongue It means who is born at Two I bo friends have already accused us of showing partiality, but came close to giving in and agreeing that Ablodun Is a better choices than the name with the same meaning in their language, which it O-mel-ieem-waa, Many family have been brought about by arrival.

1'ntll those elevpn days go when she was born, my mother had never before been a grandmother. But she Is now. And my brother Andy suddenly an uncle for the first time. On the other side of the fam- llv-tree 1t was much the same, with more "Arsis" for the first time mv father-in-law Is a grandfather, my an aunt, and my brother-in-law, an uncle. And this Is to sav nothing about the aunts and uncles on both sides who have become great and great uncles as the result.

And for me there heen more since those four days before Christmas than I would have space for here. Rut I'll list a few: Tt was my first time to spend the entire day and eve before Christmas in a hospital (and more, enjoying And, today Is my first start of a New Year as a father. Barbara list would he similar. And what about Penny, our lit-, tie terrier? Well the first time ever had to go more five years ago vs. nearly a hundred for the year just ended, is located on busy Ikorodu Rd, It is a converted eleven oeds and is staffed by four British nurses and two doctors.

The excellent meals are prepared by a Nigerian. Celebrates With Chicken Cynthie was born at 11 am. An hour later Barbara and I were eating southern fried eVeken and all that should go with it. Chrhtmas dinner was arrnneed family style by the staff In one of the empty private roftns, to which the new parents were invited. Dr.

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