THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1951
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Santa Claus may have some trouble rounding up enough reindeers for his Christmas jaunt. Arctic wolves have helped to destroy, within the past decade, all but an estimated 50,000 of Alaska's great herd of some 550,000 animals.
(Editor's Note: Since 1947 the air force and the Fairchild engine and Airplane Corp. have kept a virtual blackout on research for an atomic-powered airplane. The following dispatch for the first time answers many of the questions raised when the project began.)
Atomic Powered Plane Now Probable
Oak Ridge, Tenn. (U.P.)—Scientists now believe it's probable that a non-hazardous, atomic-powered airplane can be built to fly non-stop around the world, but they're not interested yet in going to the moon.
The plane would be "large—
large is secret—and look "pretty
much" like a gasoline-powered
aircraft. It would rarely if ever run
out of fuel but would cost more to
operate than present planes. Its
speed "possibly" may beat the speed
of sound—about 750 miles per hour.
Dr. Miles C. Leverett, technical
Faculty May Meet Ferre
The plane would be “large”—how ♦
Daily faculty luncheons have been planned to give faculty members the opportunity to talk with Dr. Nels F. S. Ferre, key speaker for Religious Emphasis week.
Faculty members will go through the Union ballroom cafeteria line and carry their trays to the Pine room where the discussions will begin at 12:15 p.m. Those who prefer to eat elsewhere are invited to join the group at the Union at 12:15.
Topics and chairmen for the discussions are as follows:
Monday, March 12-"Science and Religion," Dr. R. Q. Brewster, chairman of the chemistry department.
Wednesday, March 14—"What Happened to Liberalism?" Leonard H. Axe, dean of the School of Business.
Tuesday, March 13—"Religion and Education," Dr. George Anderson, chairman of the history department.
Thursday, March 15—"Religion- Its Place in the Present World Situation," Burton W. Marvin, dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information.
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director for the N.E.P.A. division of Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp., has revealed that progress has been "good" toward building an atomic engine compact and light enough for airplanes. N.E.P.A. means nuclear energy for the propulsion of aircraft.
In a United Press interview, Leverett said "our studies have shown the way to overcome some of the obstacles" which confronted Fairchild engineers four years ago. That's when Fairchild became the air force's prime contractor to learn whether an atomic plane would be "feasible." Secretary of Air Thomas K. Finletter said last week there's no doubt of that now.
Fairchild will fulfill its contract Monday April 30 when N.E.P.A. is scrapped and the next phase—probably design and construction—begins under other contractors in Ohio. Leverett said "normal progress, not magic" led to N.E.P.A's success.
He said "indications are good" that the remainder of the knottiest problems—weight and shielding against atomic radiation—will be solved. Heretofore, the best known shields have been concrete and lead.
"It does appear probable that we can have an atomic plane that will fly around the world," Leverett said. "It will not be cheaper than gasoline."
As for speed, that also is secret but the plane may possibly travel faster than sound, he said.
In 1947 Andrew Kalitinsky, one of the original Fairchild researchers, wrote that the space rocket "is in
line to benefit from the use of a m n clear reactor."
"We're not much interested going to the moon." Leverett said "Our objectives are much more practical."
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