Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1951 — Page 27

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"FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1051:

Six Scientists

20 Writers

By PAUL F. ELLIS United Press Solence Editor NEW. YORK, Sept. 14—S8ix

Nobel prize winners were “cap-

tured” and put into one hotell |

room yesterday.

| It was an unprecedented occasion in science. | The scientists, along with Dr.| James Bryant Conant, president of Harvard University, surren-| dered to some 20 science writers| and participated in a press con-| ference. | The scientists talked of birth| control, how the world can feed| itgelf, utilizing the sea for food,| possibility of a cancer cure, new| sources of energy, and the aging population problem as man’s life continues to lengthen. | Here were the experts, repre-| senting some of the biggest scien-| tific minds in the world: | Dr. Weldell M.- Stanley, of the University of California, Nobel prize winner in 1946 for his pioneering work in virus research.

Wins Chemistry Prize\

Dr. Peter Debye, native of The|

Netherlands, but now an Amer-| ican citizen. He won his Nobel] prize in chemistry in 1936. | Dr. Adolf Butenandt, of Ger-| many. He won his Nobel prize in| chemistry in 1939, but Hitler made him decline the award. Dr. Arne Tiselius, of Sweden.| He won his Nobel prize in chemis-| try in 1948. | Sir Robert Robinson, of Eng-| land. Sir Robert got his Nobel prize in chemistry, in 1947. | Dr. Artturi Virtanen, of Fin-| land. He won his Nobel prize in| agricultural bio - chemistry in 1945. All the scientists were here to! attend the International Meeting, of Chemists. { The first question popped was| about birth control, and whether| the scientists knew of any sub-|

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diet to cut down fertility. . | Mr. Butenandt: He knew of no such research work going on, but) said there were quite a few spermicidal agents.

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Mr. Conant: A magician is never asked to explain his magic. He .was referring to his predictions of last week when he forecast that by the year 2000 there would be world-wide birth control with anti-fertility substances

x Another question was: “What| chemicals could be produced to help maintain peace?” Sir Robert: He believes that if a way could be found to make a better distribution of food that a contribution to peace would have been made. Another question: What can science do to man chemically to make him a more peaceful creature? Sir Robert: He knows of no biological process that can do that to man. Mr. Butenandt: He thinks it might be dangerous to change man’s chemical makeup; that the result might be worse than it is

Police Sew Up Hemstitching Club

CHICAGO, Sept. 14 (UP)—The sign of the outside said ‘Irma Moscary—hemstitching.” Inside police found racing forms, numerous telephones and other gambling equipment. Fortythree persons were arrested. One woman appealed for permission to retrieve some steaks she had left in a refrigerator when she came in. Police granted

Another dppealed to police not to make her ride in the paddy wagon. She said she had claustrophobia. Her request was denied.

3 Members of Family Die in Car-Truck Crash

WAUKESHA, Wis, Sept. 14 (UP)—Four persons, three of them members of a Milwaukee family, were killed yesterday in a car-truck collision. The dead were Charles J. Holz hauer, 59; his wife, Hattie, 56; their dauhter, Mardelle, 20, and ‘Robert Daleiden, 19, all of Milwaukee. ! Police said the Milwaukeeans’ ear struck a gravel truck and was| hurled 100 feet by the impact.| Truck Driver Marvin Weber, Thiensville, Wis., was in critical

To Keep Her Home

TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 14 (UP) ~James Watkins, 27, admitted today that he tossed a suit, two shirts and two blouses belonging to his wife into an incinerator. “All I wanted to do was keep her home,” he said.

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