Page 14 The Guardian E February, 1, 1958

Two Yanks Want Dr. Erdos Bock

CINCINNATI (AP)—Two mem- bers of the American Mathemat- ical Society Wednesday urged re- newed efforts to get a well-known Hungarian mathematician ba.ck to his job in the United States. They said he was at the Univer- tity of Toronto.

The discussion of the plight of Dr. Paul Erdos, 45, came at the annual meeting of the society here.

Dr. Erdos, formerly a profes- sor at Notre Dame University, left the United States in 1945 for an international mathematical congress in Amsterdam.

Dr. J. W. Green, society sec- retary. said Dr. Erdos did not get a re-entry permit and has been denied readmission to the United States. '

Dr. Green, professor of math- ematics at the University of Cal- ifornia at Los Angeles, said a group of Dr. Erdos’ friends raised funds to hire a lawyer to

handle the case but the money _

has -been used up.

Dr. N. D. Kazarinoff. mathe- matics professor at the Univer- sity of Michigan, described Dr. Erdos as “one of the world’s foremost numbers theorists,” and said the society should do every- thing it can to get dill‘!!! back to tho U.S.

_ Dr. I. R. Pounder, head of the University of Toronto’; math. omatics department, said Wed- Mfiday night. Dr. Erdwos has left Toronto and now is “fulfilling obligations” at other Canadian universities. He declined to dis- close Dr. Erdos’ whereabouts.

Quit Search For

H Radium Needles

INVERCARGILL, N. Y. (Ruet- ers) — Two radium needles be- lieved to have been thrown out with trash from a local hospital and deposited in a city dump are thereto stay.

Officials of the hospital say they searched the dump with special detection equipment but were um. vsble to find the needles. '

"If. the needles are in the’

dump," said an official, “They

are buried deep enough to be _

safe--providing -they are left un. disturbed.

“The trouble is the needles will remain active for generations to come and co Id be dangerous if dug up again in the future.”

The hospital's board ‘reported. the loss as a warning to future generations bolrefrailn from dig- ling too deeply into the dump.

Bethlehem Steel ‘Earnings Higher

NEW YORK (AP)-—-Bethlehem Steel Corp. Thursday reported record net income of $191,025,933, equal to $4.13 a share, for 1957.

This compared with a 1956 net income of $161,411,625, equal to $3.47 a share, after giving effect to a four-for-one stock split. Eam- lngs in 1956 were hurt by a pro- longed steel strike.

The previous record net income was in 1955 when the company earned $180,192,000, which was equal to $18.09 a share on the 9,597,000 shares outstanding at that time.

Directors declared a‘ dividend of 60 cents a share on the com- mon stock, payable March 5 to stockholders of record Feb. 10. The company paid 60 cents at this time last year and in each giarter of last year. »

Russia May Have |CBM’s Ready In July

WASHINGTON (AP) ——Congress has been -told that Russia may be able to fire some war-ready inter- continental ballistic missiles as early as July. That is some four years ahead of army estimates of when the United States may have defences against them.

The appraisal was given the House of Representatives armed services committee at a secret session last’ week by Maj.-Gen. Dwight E. Beach, army director of guided missiles, and Gen. Ly- man L. Lemnitzer, acting chief of staff. Their testimony, heavily censored, was made public Thursday.

Beach said his understanding was that “the very earliest” the Soviet ICBM could be operational would be July, 1958.

Army Secretary Wilber Brucker had testified earlier there is no longer any doubt the Soviets have test-fired one or two ICBMS. Such missiles have ranged up to 5,500 miles and are intended to carry nuclear warheads.

Maj-Gen. John P. Daley, army director of special weapons, testi- fied last week that the army could provide a “significant” de- fence against ICBMS by'1962 if it speeded up its development of the Nike-Zeus anti-missile mis- sile.

CANADA PAYS RESPECTS

LONDON (CP)-—George Drew, Canadian high commissioner, at- tended a memorial service at Westminster Abbey Thursday for Viscount Waverley, veteran Brit- lsh parliamentarian who died rec- ently at 75. Frederic Hudd, re- tired Canada House official, rep- resented’ Governor-General Mas- sey, a personal friend of Lord Waverley. .

DUKE, DUCT-TESS "SHOCKED"

NEW YORK (AP)--«The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived Thursday from Europe express- ing “great per.sonal loss and great shock” over the suicide of financier Robert R. Young, an old friend they had often visited. They will spend two weeks in

New York and then go to Florida,

for two months.

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