Scientific American Magazine Vol 143 Issue 6

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 143, Issue 6

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Features

A 4000-Year Food Experiment

William H. Adolph

Instrument Flying to Combat Fog

William C. Ocker

Elevated Highway to Speed Traffic

X-Ray Fingers Feel Out the Atomic Structure of Matter

Sir William Bragg

A Fact-Finding Factory

What is a Quantum?

Paul R. Heyl

Feeding the Crew of a Battleship

John Donald Thompson

More About Pluto

Henry Norris Russell

Oil From Below the Ocean Floor

C. L. Roberts

Factory Wastes Turned To Profits

Scattered Light and The Raman Effect

R. W. Wood

An Atom of Lutecium

Nell Ray Clarke

Scientific Criminology--The Pistol Witness

Stanley F. Gorman

When Crude Oil Crosses The Seas

Henry W. Hough

Traveling Home For 'Phone Linemen

C. W. Geiger

Aviation in 1930

Alexander Klemin

Departments

Across the Editor's Desk, December 1930

Back of Frontispiece, December 1930

New "Ears" For French Anti-aircraft Gunners

Our Point of View, December 1930

Archeology Enters The Stamp World

Huge Lodestone Specimen, Einstein, Living Immortal and more

Current Bulletin Briefs, December 1930

Chemical Patent Dedicated to Public Involved in Suit, Unused Mark Denied Registration and more

Index To Volume 143, July-December, 1930