GAMS DATS CHANGED
The Oakland Sutherlln basket
ball doubleheader scheduled for
Thursday night, has been set
ahead to Wednesday, it wag an
nounced today. The game will
be played at Oakland, the first
game starting at 7 p. m.
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'LONELY HEARTS' SLAYERS GET LIFE Mn. Inez Brennan and
her 16-year-old ton, Robert, convicted of murder in the Del
aware "lonely hearts" murders, were sentenced to life imprison
ment at Dover, Deleware. They are shown leaving for the New
castle County Workhouse where they will serve their term. (AP
Wirephoto).
RADIOACTIVITY
U. S. Scientists Finding
Answers To Problem: 'Hot1
Atomic Testing Materials
By ELTON C. FAY
(For JAMES MARLOWI
WASHINGTON (IP) United States scientists are finding an
swers to one of the most difficult and terrifying problems of atomic
warfare.
For three years they have sought a safeguard against the linger
ing and lethal radioactive poison created in some types of A-bomb
explosions. The search has gone on since the underwater explosion
of an atomic bomb in the Bikini tests of 1946.
The results of those tests start
ed military and atomic energy
comission (AEC) scientists
looking for ways to prevent con
tamination of people and ob
jects or to cleanse areas and ob
jects of the poison.
A new publication of the AEC
on handling radioactive wastes
and a summary of studies written
by an Army engineer show that
the problem is not quite as hope
less as was once believed.
The AEC report mentions that
Its Oak Ridge, Tenn., laborator
ies have been seeking better
methods for decontaminating
equipment in combat zones.
rnen.it comments:
"This work will be useful not
only in the atomic energy pro
gram but also to the armed for
ces in developing means of de
contaminating equipment in
the combat zones.
"Progress is reported on the
development of strippable films
wnich can Be used to cover con
taminated apparatus and if nec
essary, placed by remote control.
At other laboratories, it says,
"similar coatings have been de
veloped for painting hot labor
atories. From time to time the
contaminated paints can be re
moved, and the laboratory walls
do not thus become permanently
contaminated."
Atomic experts use the word
"hot" to designate anything thit
Is dangerously radioactive. The
"hot" ships in the Bikini tests
were those sprayed with salt
water made radioactive by the
underwater burst of the bomb.
At Bikini, various experimen
tal efforts were made to cleanse
ships of the radioactive contam
ination. Lt. Col Richard D. Wolfe, army
engineer, in an article appearing
in the current editions of t w o
unofficial magazines, the Anti
aircraft Journal and the Military
Engineer, describes three gener
al methods tried.
Used on Ships
"The first," he writes, "con
sists of surface removal meth
ods. In this category are the
successful methods used t-i d"'-
ii. decontamination of ships. In
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