Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 13 September 1951 — Page 2

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! Kohne Gains Fame At Atomic Energy Exhibit At Fair i : Robert Kohne, Indiana University medical student and son of Mr. and NJrs. Raymond Kohne of this City, gained notoriety at the Indiana state fair as he answered hundreds of questions on atomic energy at atomic energy Exhibit in the educational building. ' i Kohne does atomic research at the University medical center and is regarded aS a leader in the research; department. He has been bn a number of radio question programs and has been interviewed by numerous newspaper representatives. Among the various uses on atomic energy in the future, Kohne i saysj\ will be . heating, driving ' engines, treating cancer and testing fertilizer tn soil. These are the 4 uses which the technicians are now working on and they believe there will be hundreds more. The exhibit at the state fair was one of the chief attractions and Kohne was busy the entire nine days questions of the many' thousand visitors. * . •* t.

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Juke Boxes Win Over Screeching Fiddles Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 18.— j (UP) —The city commission de- I cided today that screeching fid- J dies are worse than brawls and ?! voted to relax its ban on juke ' boxes for a six month trial. ; The commission banned roib musk* boxes in drinking plates eight years ago because of the fist fights soldiers got embroiled in when Ron-uniformed customers failed to stand at attention during patriotic songs. The “poor quality” of the string l»and\ music and the annoying fiddlers” that replaced the ma 4 chines have made things even worse, the commissioners said. ' -V 1 ; \ ) . y. For Lasting Energy !'. s* *>oll tit' 4 /vaZ MACAKONI VV<

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’r - ■ | THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1951