Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1947 — Page 15

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en Is Made In Atomic Pile

But Scientists Find It's Cheaper to Mine

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DELICIOUS! BRAN MUFFINS Flavored With Fresh Orange! So quick wud etsy to make, tool

Kellogg's toasted All«Bran and fresh orange juice! Yummy! What flavor!

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wheat — serve daily as a cereal

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U. PJ.

| —Atomic scientists have realized the

age-old alchemists’ dream of changing other elements into gold but the revers® process is ‘the mote profitable. A’ spokesman for the atomic energy commission said that gold has been made in atomic piles. But the element used is platinum, which is costlier than gold. So it is still cheaper to mine the yellow metal than to make it by atomic bombardment. Moreover, scientists have discov-

| ered it is more ‘profitable to convert

gold into one of several varieties of the element mercury. This particular variety, or isotope, is expected to provide the world with a new standard of measurement, the commission official said. # The current standard is platinum, which expands or shrinks with changes in temperature. The platinum bar from which measures for the foot, inch or yard are derived is kept in carefully regulated vaults at the bureau of standards’ here. The particular kind of mercury made from gold, however, can sup-

not vary in size under any conditions of temperature or atmosphere. Placed in a spectroscope, the mercury gives off a band of light of constant length and width.

o ] : Forum to Discuss Labor,

Management Relations Labor-management relations will be the topic of the Indianapolis Open Forum at 8:15 p. m. Sunday in the Kfrshbaum Community cen-

ter. Saul D. Alinsky, sociologist, criminologist and Industrial Areas

i | Foundation executive director, Chi-

| cago, will speak on “Organized La‘bor and the Future” Cyrus E " {To E. 0. Atkins & Co. person-

inel director, will introduce him.

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