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church at almost any time of the day and find s e v e r a l communicants there.” Dr. Beck speculated that this unusual church attendance might be a form of defiance toward the regime. He found that the official propaganda from the Government was virulently anti-religious, but it appeared to have little effect upon the people. Dr. Beck, who was collecting ma­ terial on German expellees from the East and the relationship between na­ tional ethnic groups within East European nations, also found strong evidence that the United States was still highly regarded in Czechoslo­ vakia. Bavarian City Accused of Religious Bias The Evangelical Press Association of Bavaria sharply criticized the city council of Guenzburg for retracting the appointment of a prominent Munich physician as medical direc­ tor of the local hospital because, the Association said, “ He is a Protestant.” Dr. Konrad Dietrich was selected as the most qualified of fifty-nine appli­ cants for the post, but the council later rescinded the nomination. It said that “ certain local conditions which have to be taken into account,” would not permit a decision in his favor. The council subsequently ap­ pointed a Roman Catholic to the medical post. The Protestant press group called the council’s action in re­ gard to Dr. Dietrich an obvious viola­ tion of the West German constitu­ tion which forbids any discrimination on the ground of religion. It charged that the council had acted under “ pressure” from regional Catholic quarters. Strontium 90 Gauged Strontium-90 can be measured more accurately now by means of a new chemical extraction method described by chemists of the Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, attend­ ing the 138th national meeting of the American Chemical Society, Science Service reported recently. Strontium- 90, produced in nuclear explosions, is one of the most dangerous elements in fallout. It is known to cause leu­ kemia and bone-cancer and is often referred to as the “ bone-seeker” be­ cause, like calcium, it tends to seek the bone in man and in animals. The new process developed at Argonne makes it possible to separate Stron­ tium and calcium, thereby improving the accuracy in assaying Strontium- 90 content in soil and elsewhere. It may contribute to precise measure­ ment of world-wide Strontium distri­ bution.

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