Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1948 — Page 23

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congressional com: a Communist.” 7 hand that he is an ublemaker; on the nable and. inhuman actually. true, Mr. "line. The province lex modern times is own particular field ics do not mix; one

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WEINER

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tance on the scientifis programs

« the nature of the atom. Cosmic

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By DAVID DIETZ & Seripps-Howard Science Writer High altitude flights carried out

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with the aid of a B-20 have|

ht the world a step closer the solution of the riddle of fc rays. The new researches on the mysterious radiation from ’ outer space were

Prior to World War II, researches on cosoccu-

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of the nation’s most important universities and research institutions. They were all but forgot-

ten as experimental and theoreti-|

cal physicists were marshalled to the radar, the radio proximity fuse, and the atomic omb.

Now with the war behind them, physicists are getting back to their former studies. There are, powever, several changes in emis. Originally, the cosmic ray constituted a sort of cosmological problem. It was interesting chiefly for the information it shed on the nature of the universe. Nature of the 2%om Today, it is equally interesting! for the information it throws on

ray studies may point the way to an atomic bomb a thousand times

“more powerful than those now.iny-

sxistence. } The problem of cosmic days divides itself into two basic probJems. One is the nature of the incoming radiation. - The other is the complicated story of what happens to the primary rays after they enter our own atmosphere. The great difficulty is to tell the incoming primary rays from secondary rays and effects. generated within our ‘own atmosphere. That was the cause of the original battle over cosmic rays between Dr. R. A. Millikan and Dr. Arthur H. Compton. — Recorded Mixture . Both scientists recorded a mixparticles and true energy radiations like the gamma rays of radium. Millikan thought that the incoming rays entirely of gamma radiation and that .the observed } were knocked out of atoms of the atmosphere. Compton insisted that the incoming radiations were subatomic particles which collided with atoms of the air and thus created the gamma radiation. By the start of World War II, most ists had come to the

were sub-atomic particles but

thers was still considerable discussion as to their nature.

Friendly Gesture

Costs Policeman |

COLUMBUS, 0. (UP) — Police Sgt. Edgar N. Butler gets people] in and out of jail. Butler arrested Norman Winters, 52, of Denver, Colo. for peddling lead pencils without a license, : et ) : When Winters discovered he had only $9.65 to pay the $10 bond, Butler lent him the necessary 35 cents. . Winters failed to appear in court and the bond, including Butler's 35 cents, was forfeited.

Woman Bite. Victim Says Dogs Belligerent

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UP)— Mrs. Gearge Koffler, a member of the Bernalillo County: Humane

“certainly ‘were belligerent.”

I's a Year for Voting

In New Mexico Town LAS CRUCES, N. M. (UP) — By the end of 1948, citizens here Will have voted in five elections. Included are three different city elections, the primary and general elections, $e

PLAN MISSOURI DAM The Garrison dam, to be built on the Missouri river in North Dakota, will be the largest rolledhe dam in the world when fined,

ne Fok LONG FALL — Dwight E. + Chadburn fell 59 feet from the ingle Bridge, = Washington, + C., when he reached too obo pick an elm leaf. He the

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