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of F. September 12, 1948 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Section 4-Page Arsonists Use Radiowave? They're Quite A Problem BY FRANK CAREY Kenneth Norton, one of the (AP Science Reporter) Washington, Sept. 11-With development of superpowerful and superhigh frequency radio waves, fears have been expressed that arsonists might plant combustibles and then fire them by radio. The radio wave theory was advanced at one time as cause of a series of "phantom" farm fires near dropped Macomb, when Ill. a The confession theory was obtained that the fires were set with ordinary matches.

But if it ever again, take it from radio copertir the U. S. Bureau of Standards that it just doesn't hold water. bureau experts, says that to get enough, heat fires, from uradavwax have to your transmitter right smack up against the you wanted to burn. For example, says he, a powerful station would have to be within 20 feet for the waves to burn a piece of paperand you'd also have to have some means of focussing your waves.

Igniting of materials by random radio waves, or by ones that someone might attempt to aim at a distant spot is just inconceivable, he that is, let you're thinking of the direct heat from radio waves. On the other hand, says Norton, it LLORNA JORDAN of Hollywood, Keeps Trim at The Tarr System. THE GLAMOROUS FIGURE is so necessary in order to wear clothes becomingly. Don't be discouraged. You will lose so rapidly by this system that you will be amazed.

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For example, says Norton, take a wave transmitted at 10,000,000 watts believed to be the most powerful wave yet At only a mile from the transmitter, the energy would be so distributed that the wave would have a power of only of a watt the square foot of area it passed through. "Such heat energy wouldn't be enough to start a he said. Norton explained by of special antenna, it is possible to "beam" a radiowave in somewhat the same fashion a searchlight is beamed. But even so, the wave spreads out considerably as it passes through space, so that its energy is distributed over a wide area. (Radar waves are special "pulse" forms radiowaves, and they are "beamed" a searchlight.

But of, when they travel only a few miles, their original energy is distributed over a relatively wide area, so that the energy is not focused at a particular spot.) Norton says that radiowaves of short waves--are better sources than are frequency "long" waves, the kind most generally used in commercial broadcasting. This is because the shorter waves are absorbed better by small objects. But, whether you have A short wave or A long wave, the original broadcasting power and the distance traveled are the factors to be contended with as far as concentrating heat energy is concerned. Radiowaves are in use for heating purposes. Methods have been developed for frying and cooking other foods in eggs coils through which radiowaves a are "piped." But in these methods, the waves are kept from spreading abroad.

The energy is concentrated right at the source. Experiments are under way on using radar waves as heat sources in medical treatment. Norton says "possibilities are unlimited," however, for starting fires by remote control, it the proper equipment were used, "I believe it would be possible." he says, "to set transmitter in Australia, then up come a this country and set up a receiver equipped to "trigger" a mechanism that would cause combustible materials to flame." Tea Plans Arranged For UC Sorority Group To honor girls who are entering colleges and universities where the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority has chapters, the Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter will hold its annual mother and daughter tea from 3 to 5 o'clock today at the home of Mrs. Elliott E. Wentworth, Willowbrook Drive, Amberley Village.

Attending will be girls who are planning to enter Kentucky, Northwestern, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, Bowling Green, Indiana and Purdue. The collegiate members of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority and their mothers are also to be guests, as are the mothers of the entering freshmen. Mrs. Wentworth will be assisted in welcoming guests by Mesdames George Stan, Walter Walkenhort William Corson, Ferol Betz. Walter Kautz, H.

J. Hutchinson and Ralph Brown. In the receivline will be Mrs. Henry Ziegenfelder, President of the local (alumnae Mrs. Harold Past Third Vice chapteton President of Alpha Xi Delta, and Mrs.

John A. Lloyd, Chairman of the National Finance Committee and former Province President. Mrs. C. K.

Smith, Mrs. Russel Young, Mrs. Edwin L. Heinle and Mrs. Ben Stoner will preside at the tea table.

Mrs. Clinton Disher and Mrs. Elliott Wentworth in charge of arrangements for the tea. Collegiate members who are assisting Mrs. Disher and Mrs.

Wentworth are Misses Betty and Nancy Winter of Indiana and Purdue respectively; Miss Pat Nolan, Indiana; Miss Evelyn Gronberg, Ohio Wesleyan; Miss Jane Denton, recently graduated from Ohio State, and Miss Eloise Bradbury, a recent graduate of Ohio University. Farmers Dissatisfied With Progress Of UN Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 11- (UP)-More than 50 per cent of American farmers are dissatisfied with the progress the United Nations has made to date, according to a survey by Successful Farming Magazine. Only 1 per cent of all farmers showed the isolationist attitude with disapproval of the basic idea of the UN. The change the greatest number of farmers would like to see made is to give the UN more and political force.

One Kansas man would like to see "any change that conferred more authority than merely advisory." A woman from Virginia commented: "I would like to see it rearranged so that one power couldn't interfere with wishes of the whole." The 18 per cent who are satisfied with the progress the UN has made take a more optimistic view of the situation. A man from Kentucky spoke for most of the 18. per cent when he said: "You have to crawl before you walk--it takes time to work out the present problems." Comedy Takes Back Seat When Tear Gas Escapes Forth Worth, Sept. 11- (UP)- Several patrons viewing a comedy in a Fort Worth theater cried because a young man dropped his pen. The pen was a tear gas gun, carried by Jack Smyth, 23, cab driver, for protection.

It was loaded. Smyth said a girl, 14, picked it up and handed it back to him. accidentally releasing the tear gas charge into his face. Patrons in surrounding seats shed a few tears and moved. Smyth left the theater.

tears streaming down his The theater's air conditioner soon absorbed the odor. Smyth never did learn how the comedy came out. Engagements -Weddings GAU-SAUDER. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Sauder of Westwood announce the marriage on August 28 of their daughter, Rita to Mr. Paul E. Gau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gau Rapid Run Pike, The marriage was solemnized at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Westwood, by the Rev.

George Lamott. A reception, and dinner at Sunny Hollow Inn were held in the evening. Following a wedding trip to the Smoky Mountains, Mr. Gau and his bride are living at 3233 Vittmer Westwood. BROWNE Mrs.

Thomas Browne Jr. (Virginia Herren) whose marriage was an event of May 15, are at home at N. W. 15th Miami, Fla. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Browne of Clifton, parents of the Mrs. Brown is the William all of Lang Street. DOWLER-HERREN. Mr.

and Mrs. James Dowler, whose marriage WAS solemnized August 4 by the Rev. A. B. Swan at Mt.

Olive Lutheran Church, Santa Monica, were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Dowler brother of the bridegroom and sister of the bride. Mrs.

Dowler is the former Dorothy Herren of Cincinnati. Mr. Dowler formerly resided in Court House, Ohio. The are residing Washington. at 934 W.

Sixth Los Angeles. HASENSTAB-PROCTOR. Miss Doris Ann Proctor, daughter of Mr. and Walter L. Proctor of Norwood, Mr.

dinand Hasenstab, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hasenstab of Dayton.

Ohio, were married August 28 at SS. Peter and Paul Church, Norwood. The Rev. Paul Galliger officiated. Mr.

James Losh of Dayton, Ohio, was best man, and Mrs. Norbert Schneider of Cincinnati WAs matron honor. Mrs. Richard Harnett of Dayton was brides maid. The bride, who was given in mar.

riage by her father, wore a gown of white satin fashioned with long sleeves and a bouffant skirt ending in a long train. A reception at the home of bride's parents was followed wedding breakfast at the Wishing Well Inn, Centerville, Ohio. The couple left for Eugene, where Mr. Hasenstab will complete his studies at the University of Oregon. A veteran of three years of service with the Marine Corps, he formerly attended the University of DITULLIO-BORDIERE.

Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Bordiere announce the marriage of their daughter, Jeanette, to Mr. George A. Ditullio, son of Mrs.

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Ushers were Mr. Eugene Ditullio, brother of bridegroom, and Mr. Paul Forney. A dinner and reception at the Hotel Alms followed the ceremony. After a honeymoon in New York the couple will return to Cincinnati.

They will reside in Mt. Auburn. The number of officers in the U. S. Reserve Army was reduced from 68.000 in 1920 to 5,000 at, the outbreak of World War II.

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