In Between Explosions - Princeton University chemistry professor last night at the Manchester Hotel closed a two-hour, explosion-filled, surprise-stuffed lecture on atomic energy with the admonition that better understanding of people is the "ultimate" solution to problems created by the atomic bomb. "The political and social scientists will have to get as busy as the physical scientists if we are to have world peace," Dr. Hubert N. Alyea told about 700 members and guests of the Armco Technical Operating Discussion Group. Dr. Alyea’s demonstrations featured the spraying of his audience with carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, exploding a can cover to the ceiling of the hotel ballroom, shooting a model of an atom with toy "space" guns, spitting paper at the first few rows of spectators, when good picture material was coming up...
In Between Explosions - Princeton University chemistry professor last night at the Manchester Hotel closed a two-hour, explosion-filled, surprise-stuffed lecture on atomic energy with the admonition that better understanding of people is the "ultimate" solution to problems created by the atomic bomb. "The political and social scientists will have to get as busy as the physical scientists if we are to have world peace," Dr. Hubert N. Alyea told about 700 members and guests of the Armco Technical Operating Discussion Group. Dr. Alyea’s demonstrations featured the spraying of his audience with carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, exploding a can cover to the ceiling of the hotel ballroom, shooting a model of an atom with toy "space" guns, spitting paper at the first few rows of spectators, when good picture material was coming up...
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