ON THE HOT SEAT (Nov, 1956)

That really depends on what part of the sun they are talking about

ON THE HOT SEAT
SEATED on a fiery wicker chair in the 1200°F heat in the furnace of Seaporcel Metals, Inc. plant at Long Island City, N. Y., ceramic engineer

D. J. Bennett wears new aluminum-coated fireproof suit. Makers claim suit will withstand temperatures one-eighth as hot as the sun.

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