The Great Starvation Experiment The Heroic Men Who
Starved so That Millions Could Live
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For Susie, my inspiration
Is not this the fast that I have chosen? to
loose the bands of wickedness, to undo the
heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed go
free, and that ye break every yoke?
—Isaiah 58:6
The Test Subjects
William Anderson Nashville, Tennessee Methodist
Harold Blickenstaff Chicago, Illinois Brethren
Wendell Burrous Peru, Indiana Brethren
Edward Cowles Port Ludlow, Washington None
George Ebeling Moylan, Pennsylvania Presbyterian
Carlyle Frederick Nappanee, Indiana Brethren
Jasper Garner Okeechobee, Florida Brethren
Lester Glick Sugar Creek, Ohio Mennonite
James Graham Madison, Wisconsin Friends
Earl Heckman Rocky Ford, Colorado Brethren
Roscoe Hinkle Hershey, Pennsylvania Brethren
Max Kampelman New York, New York Jewish
Sam Legg Brandon, Vermont Episcopalian
Philip Liljengren Chicago, Illinois EMC
Howard Lutz Landsdowne, Pennsylvania Friends
Robert McCullagh Monrovia, California Methodist
William McReynolds Salem, Oregon None
Dan Miller LaVerne, California Brethren
L. Wesley Miller Enid, Oklahoma Methodist
Richard Mundy Bloomington, Indiana Baptist
Daniel Peacock Richmond, Indiana Friends
James Plaugher Fresno, California Baptist
Woodrow Rainwater Fort Worth, Texas Methodist
Donald Sanders Sherrill, New York CC
Cedric Scholberg (Henry) Bingham Lake, Minnesota Methodist
Charles Smith Merchantville, New Jersey Baptist
William Stanton Woodbury, New Jersey Friends
Raymond Summers E. Dearborn, Michigan Brethren
Marshall Sutton Clintondale, New York Friends
Kenneth Tuttle Cleveland, Ohio Baptist
Robert Villwock Toledo, Ohio E&R
William Wallace San Anselmo, California Presbyterian
Franklin Watkins Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Presbyterian
W. Earl Weygandt Clarksville, Michigan DOC
Robert Willoughby Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Brethren
Gerald Wilsnack Malverne, New York Presbyterian
(Hometowns fromThe Biology of Human Starvation , p. xxxi.
Denominations are those given at time of induction into the CPS, as
recorded in theDirectory of Civilian Public Servic e. EMC = Evangelical
Mission Covenant. CC = Congregational Christian. E&R = Evangelical &
Reformed. DOC = Disciples of Christ)
Contents
Prologue
Starved into Submission
One
High Altitude Studies
Two
Work of National Importance
Three
The Cornelius Rhoads Award
Four
Control
Five
Crucifying the Flesh
Six
The Stigmata of Starvation
Seven
Restricted Rehabilitation
Eight
The Helsinki Declaration
Nine
The Cover ofTime
Ten
Unrestricted Rehabilitation
Acknowledgments
Notes
Sources
Index
