Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1939 — Page 13
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‘FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1939
NEW CLUE TO ATOM SHASHING 1S FOUND
{(Copvright, 1939, by Science Service) PRINCETON, N. J, June 23. — Neutral atomic fragments by the billions, 1000 times more plentiful at 13 miles overhead than at sea level, give the first clue to a new kind of atom smashing, Dr. S. A. Korff of the Franklin Institute's Bartol Research Foundation suggested to the American Physical Society here today. The fragments are neutrons, atomic particles without electrical charge that have amazing ability to pierce all atoms. Sending a new type of neutron detector 70,000 feet up in unmanned balloons, Dr. Korff found that while cosmic ray intensity was increasing 100 times over sea level intensities the neutron intensity was increasing by 1000 times. Explaining the origin of stratosphere neutrons, Dr. said: “If a cosmic ray collides with a nitrogen nucleus and completely disrupts it, seven neutrons will be liberated. The presence of neutrons may be an indication of some such explosion induced by cosmic rays in our atmosphere. Cosmic rays are the only agency with sufficient energy to produce such a disruption. Possibly these neutrons are the clue to
an important new atom-smashing process.”
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Rainbow Veterans to Meet—The Indiana chapter of the Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association will hold its annual convention at the Hotel Washington tomorrow afternoon. Lieut. Col. Robinson Hitchcock. Bloomington, assistant adjutant general of Indiana, will speak at the annual banquet. Committee members include: Reception, Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, Adjutant Elmer F. Straub, Dan I. Glossbrenner, Sidney 8S. Miller and Guy A. Wainwright; welcome for out-of-town guests, Pleas Greenlee, Phil Lewis, Everett McCoy, Delbert O. Wilmeth, Jamss E Barney, Arthur Ball, Barl E. Moore and Paul Ragsdale; men’s banquet, R. A. McLeod and H. Jenkins; women's banquet, Mrs. Glossbrenner, Mrs. E. P. Cook and Mrs. Miller; entertainment, John Caylor, Fé Whitaker and Ellis Baker; transportation, Leslie H. Coleman; sergeants-at-arms, Howard H. Maxwell and C. Coniff; finance, E. P. Cook. Garett Olds and Orville Drake.
Boys who all week long have been living under the strict “Jaws” of their own “Government” at the Boys’ State at the Fair Grounds, will relax tonight. It will be the final night of the State and boys will present stunts during a program designed and supervised by themselves. Tomorrow the State will end and “Governor Dick Freeman and all other officers will return to “private life” in their home towns. The feature of today’s program was to be a tour by the 700 boys. They were to visit the State House and meet State officials, parade to the World War Memorial and hold a memorial service there.
anapolis Chamber | committees are completing arrange-
‘ments for a luncheon in honcr of Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, new presi-
| dent of Butler University at the Co-
'lumbia Club next Thursday noon.
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Bernard M. Waters of Indianapolis was in charge of arrangements for the 49th annual convention of the Chi Sigma Chi fraternity convention which opens today at the Hotel Lincoln. The convention continues tomorrow. Nelson Knapp, Cleveland, president, is to attend. One hundred delegates are expected.
U. A. A. Plans Dance—The entertainment committee of Local 226, United Automobile Workers of America, wiil sponsor a dance ats 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the U. A. W. Hall, 241 W. Maryland St. Wendell Fox is chairman of the committee.
Wabash Honors Andrew Morrow— Andrew Glenn Morrow, son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Morrow, 321 Kenmore Road, has won an honor scholarship at Wabash College. A Technical High School graduate, Andrew served three years on the trafic squad, played in the orchestra two years and received the Faculty Veterans’ Award as the out-
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BOY CONVICTED OF AIR RIFLE ASSAULT
A 16-year-old North Side boy was | found guilty of assault and battery |today in Municipal Court after he {and three companions allegedly pepIpered 10-year-old Harry Doty Jr. | with pellets from their air rifles on | the banks of the White River late | yesterday. Young Doty lives at 5040 | Riverview Drive. | Judge John L. McNelis placed the | 16-year-old boy on probation for six | months, ordering him to appear in | probation court every week. The other three boys, all under 16, were ‘to appear before Juvenile Judge | Wilfred Bradshaw late today.
EDUCATOR DOUBTS IT'S DAY OF SCIENCE
ATHENS, O, June 23 (U. P).— Speaking at Ohio University convo(cation here, Dr. Anton Julius Carl|son, University of Chicago physi- | ologist, challenged the right of this century to be known as “the age of science.” He said that relatively few people make inventions and discoveries and contended that today's inventions ares mostly gadgets to improve existing machines or methods.
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Underwriters Bill Grubbs—Daniel D. Grubbs of the Indiana Trust Co.’s| trust department will speak at the]
juncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter of Chartered Life
Monday. His subject will be “Trust Service and Life Insurance.” C Fred Davis will introduce the speak-
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bers of the Indianapolis Automobile x Trade Association were to hold ana all-day sports outihg at the Hill-|i\ crest Country Club today. Golfing |i was to start at 9 a. m. A sports- {i man’s dinner was to be served at!
Dr. McPheetérs to Speak—Dr. C.| A. McPheeters, pastor of the North |; Methodist Church, will talk on “As: at the 3 regular broadcast of the Indianap- i olis Church Federation at 10 a. m.
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A. A. U. W. OPPOSES EQUAL RIGHTS CHANGE
American Association of University
Women went on record today as/jjpraries. opposing the proposed equal rights night.
amendment to the U. 8. Constitution. Delegates approved the principal of equality for women, but rejected unanimously the projected legisla-
DENVER, June 23 (U. P.).—The tion. They also voted to support a
Federal program of free, tax-sup-ported educational institutions and The convention ends to-
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