Volume 5, Issue 9, page 3

New Target for the Medical Union: A Martian Hat-Type of Machine That
Deals Death and Resurrection to Patients Almost Instantly
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By ARTHUR J. BUPKS
OW MANY people can you reach with one
pair of hands?" demanded Phil Friedman, the Man of Endless Zeros. "I
ask you, how many? Ya gotta work out
a one-shot deal oryou don't go far enough,
no matter how thin you stretch yourself."
How could a "layer on of hands" ever
work out a "one-shot cure" that would
help him reach sick persons around the
world? It was nonsense -- but Friedman
doesn't usually talk such. He may sound
like it, but when you think it over, it
isn't nonsense.

This was in July-August, 1958, that
Friedman told me what I had to do. I didn't do it, but Dean Bosserman, of Los Angeles, did, with a device he calls the
"N -Stress".

The N-Stress came to my attention when
Byron Moore, also of Los Angeles