Article September 13, 1947 Issue

Signs of the Times

Spirit the Ultimate Reality

with contributions from Donald H. Andrews, James G. Patton, Roger W. Gough, Sidney M. Berry, Pierce Harris

Dr. Donald H. Andrews in a sermon reported in The Baltimore Sun, Maryland

If it were possible to compress the human body into pure solid matter, it would be smaller than the tiniest speck of dust, and the entire human race so compressed would be the size of a bottle that could be put into one's pocket.

This statement was made ... from the pulpit of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church by a lay reader of the church, Dr. Donald H. Andrews, professor of chemistry at Johns Hopkins University and widely known not only in the United States but abroad for his work in the field of low-temperature chemistry.

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