Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1948 — Page 13

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| Physic Books Upset By GE Experiments By Science Service sd ; SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Dec. | Water does not freeze - at| freezing-point but at a consider-| ably lower temperature. Really| pure, clean water, free of, par-| ticles that might serve as nuclei] or sstarting-points of = freezing, | does not -begin to-crystalize into ice at zero centigrade (32 degrees . #bove zero fahrenheit) but at) zero fahrenheit or a little be-| . low it. reer This-upset bf one of the stad lard “facts” of all physics books comes as the result of a series| of very carefully conducted ex-| periments in the research labor-| atories of - the General Electric Co. here. They are reported in the forthcoming issue of Science by Dr. Robert Smith-Johannsen. Carefully prepared, absolutely clean water was chilled in a specially built apparatus, and the| —- first formation of ice was de-| tected through the use of polarized light. + Four sets of experiments pro-; duced first ice at temperatures! ranging from 18 ‘to 20 degrees! centigrade below the “traditional! | C : freezing-point, or from about one- Promoted to Captain half degree to four degrees’ be-|, Robert B. Moore,- son of Mrs. low zero on the fahrenheit scale. "Katherine Moore, 1128 N. Illinois Various powdered substances,|St., hag been promoted to the ranging from graphite to pepsin, Permanent grade of captain in were added to the water at freez- the Air Force. ing nuclei. Even then nothing| ‘Capt. Moore i¥%érving with the was found that would cause Fifth Air Force headquartefs ie

Dorman H. Smith, nationally noted political ‘cartoonist for NEA Service, prepares to ship this cartoon to President Truman. Released before the election, the cartoon shows the GOP elephant dejectedly standing before a White House that has "No Vacancies." The President liked it so much he requested the original drawing.

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Reich Scientists West Criticized For ‘Confusion’

water-{o freeze at the-“freezing-' Nagoya; Japan, where his wife By. Science. Service ; point.” ii {and son! have joined him. { NEW YORK, Dec.16—While the _Most of ‘the pewders did raise Joseph J. Shaffer, fireman ap-|Soviet Union is recruiting German the freezing temperature of the prentice, - is aboard the ‘light! water, but none got it closer than! cruiser USS Astoria in. the West-| ” about seven degrees below zero|eérn Pacific and China Sea area. encouragement. centigrade, or approximately 20! Mr. Shaffer is the son of Mrs.|German

{ scientists are - handidegrees above zero fahrenheit. [Viola Clark, Columbus, Ind.

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