Evening star. [volume], July 29, 1948, Page A-17, Image 17

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Wall Against Radar
Experiments Told
■y tfto Associated Press
BALTIMORE, July 29— Dr. Don-;
aid H. Andrew*, professor of chem
istry at Johns Hopkins University,
said yesterday British scientists j
have made amazing strides toward
building a wall against radar.
Dr. Andrews, internationally
known for his work with metals
at low temperatures, has ]ust re
turned from a series of international
scientific conferences at Amsterdam,
London and Paris.
He said in an interview with the
Evening Sun that the most, start
ling thing he learned was at Ox
ford.
"It was the great amount of work
the English have done in the Held
of radar in the past year.
“It is only in the past two or
three years that any one has studied
the response of atoms to radar. The
British have worked especially with
copper and iron.
“A most significant paper reported
on the shooting of radar waves into
atoms between the poles of very
strong magnets.' It was found that
when the magnet was at just the
proper strength, the stems become
very strong absorbers and won't
let radar waves through.
"Thus they can tell when radar
waves will pass through the atmos
phere and when they will not.”
Dr. Andrews said norfe of the
scientists dealt with military appli
cation of the findings but “it's not
a very long jump.”
The discoveries, he reported, will
be valuable in making new types of
magnets, particularly for telephones.
The magnets may also make it pos
sible for scientists to obtain abso
lute zero in their laboratories "by
squeezing out the last bit of heat
from the atom.”
PUC Elects Flanagan.
For Fourth 2-Year Term
Public Utilities Commission Chair
man James H. Flanagan has been
elected chairman of the PUC for
his fourth two-year term.
He was elected by vote of Com
missioner James Lauderdale and
Assistant Engineer Commissioner
Kenneth E. Madsen, voting as a
proxy for Brig. Gen. Gordon R.
Young.
Appointed to the PUC by Pres
ident Franklin D. Roosevelt Feb
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