Scientist Lists Water as Future Super -Fuel'
BOSTON (UP) Water evan-
tually may furnish a man with a
that the solar energy that reaches j water is already; ashes j of hydro
the earth each day equals that re- gen," said Harrison. 4
super-fuel "better than any of i leased by two million Hiroshima j "When hydrogen is burned with
these of' which men have A-bombs, he said better control of
dreamed." a distinguished atomic 1 these . and other forms of energy
scientist said Tuesday. j is basic to man's progress.
George Russall Harrison, dean! "Inventors who have tried to de-
of the school of science at -Massa-i velop pills that would make water
oxygen their, molecules combine
to produce water, and j release
much chemical -I energy j in the
flame. The water remains after
the energy is 'dissipated,:; and the
chusetts Institute of Technology, j burn were on the wrong track, fori new energy must be used to 'un
said this might occur "if the ;
rr
tTt&SJSS reason Off icial' Names Banned iii India ! i
can ever be controlled." j , j j sj jj 11
Harrison, author of "Atoms in' NEW DELHI W) There will ! prevent . "unscrupulous ! persons
Actios," discussed this possibility j be no president hotel or republic fron misleading customers by us
in an article titled "The Control theater in India. It's now against " e,rms h,.c might jindicate
of Energy" in the September At-, the law to use any word with an"lcial P- j :
official connotation in connection
with a business, trade or profes-
lantic Monthly.
Control Basic U Progress
Asserting that one pound of ura- sion
nium carries more releasable en- The object of the regulation,
ergy than 1500 ton of coal. and . said an announcement, was to
Fourth of July' fireworkf caused
466 deaths in 1903, but! ih recent
years, only one to four such deaths
have been reported in single years.
burn the water as plants do in
photosynthesis ...
But. he said, t protons are col
lected from the hvdrosen in wa
iter and then assembled with neu
jtrons to produce helium nuclei, a
vastly greater release of energy
! results energy from nearer the
I base of the universal sunnlv
"At present no one appears to
know how to control this reaction
beyond setting it off with an atom
ic bomb as a primer, thus raising
nuclear temperatures to those
needed to start a fusion reaction.
If this process could be slowed
down and controlled, the oceans
would provide an inexhaustible
reservoir of energy, and man
would never need to worry about
power again. But he has much to
learn before this can come about."
Arson Possible
In Idaho Fires
KELLOGG, Ida. (UP) Firemen
studied the possibility of arson
Tuesday in two blazes which caus
ed about $200,000 damage to a
lumber yard, a warehouse and
several private homes.
Fire Chief Bill Linhart said the
fires Monday were the worst in
20 years in the city. No one was in-
tjured.
; The blaze in the Kellogg Lumber
; Company broke out about 5:30 a.m.
A large number of . sheds housing
its lumber supply were destroyed
but part of the yard was saved.
As fireman were controlling that
blaze, a fire broke out in the Robin
son Motor Company warehouse two
blocks away from the lumber
yard. Ten cars, two buses and a
quantity of tires were destroyed
PolVReveals
'Herb Lncfc'
i BALTIMORE j W)-lAn inquir
ing photographer's poll here on
the question, "What would you
do if you (were in a bank while
it was being held up?" doesn't
reveal anyj really Daring Dan's.
) The fightingest answer came
from a young man who said: "If
I had a chance to get away I
would. If not, j I'd stand there
with all the other scared people."
Another jman said he "wouldn't
do a think, the money I had
wouldn't b worth fighting over."
Of the three women interview
ed, ' one sjrfd she would "hand
ovef my money with no fuss."
But she added she thinks she'd
remember to get all the identify
ing marks of the robbers. An
other said she might try hiding
jtattimary Salem, On., Wed., Sept. 7, 1955-(Se& l)-f
Polio Vaccine Air
Shipments Begin
lifDIANAPOUS UV- Eli Lilly
It Co. began air shipments of Salk
polio vaccine Tuesday to doctors
and druggists in Indiana, Californ
ia, j Oregon, Washington, 'Connecti
cut, Hawaii and . Alaska.
The way was cleared for the first
commercial shipments by' a big
release of Lilly vaccine last Thurs
day by the National Institutes of
Health. Lilly said it now has 4.
158.000 shots of vaccine released
and available.
her money in her blouse or a
trash can, but "I certainly would
not do anything foolish." The
third said she would "Drop dead
the spot,
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