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(lonctivily on marine life. Conclusions are translated into terms of human beings. For the heredity study, seven croups of thoroughbred fish were bombarded with varying degrees Of X-rays These rays are similar to Ihc gamma rays from atomic explosions. * Throe 'succeeding generations descended from the original group already have been scrulfnired. fourth generation descendants of the Irradiated fish now are being artificially spawned. Original flih selected for the ! radiation experiments were tak en from special strain of "auper Irout" that attain maturity In .half the time of ordinary trout. This speeds research by provid ing more generatlona in lexa time. The "super irout" were devel oped at the university over the pail 20 years by selective breed ing and special diet They repro duce at an age or Ids than two years and are much larger and hardier than four-year-olds that grow In streams. Eggs now being taken are from fish spawned In June, 1947. Nor mally, these fish would not repro duce unlit 1951. To dale, investigations disclose that the larger the dosage of radia tion received by the first genera tion the more descendants will die or develop abnormalities. Dr, Donaldson reported: "In succeeding generations, rate of survival Is lower and the incidence of abnormalities creases, even among the descend ants of trout that received only small doses," a*, children. Count Manrottb. whose r*nv5Sy started 3 1**151* factory In fte val ley of lice Agno In the .thdnmlley m ?820( today t* one of th* `lebe.st nan in Europe. H* is one of ih* input petrol#*. In eftfttrgai WM* i&tttwtriantU rrb* rely, upon .asetstanis to nra their *Doerw*. at id, aonlral*: every phase of At* tear- mK industry, ftatwhai makes him dWoeMv* la European 1- dustrhiJ circle* am the Bltr* mad era rJaf CCfom plea*.on tvhteb he ,spends almost every #* of hi eonnlfm million*. In Y#l d'AShO. 3 city of. 30,000, t:un>:trrtprl entirely with th? count.* ftSfHiftf, ho ha* hptU (tie <ntfc.l. up-tO'dste klndcrgaHcn-s *mi .l*8?|fital$. For 330 tire munthiy 'IbIk iu i 30 EH-pts.i workers' children are cared for #H day, given tnndem sdenlsfi? lrinm and two mvai: hi the. maternity ward, where an average -of twp children ace bom daily, mothers gel benefit of m<>dera. equtpmsut and egceUeut doc tors fre sf charge. Tbe count maintain* h hbrne where his ntder ana Ips able ex-worker* esi, sleep and live for lei? than 15 * ptonlh With hi* faith In Eumpeih reeovrry, th* count still is expand ing h?* Stnplr.c, He i* bth.Ultag hy#r naidid fauns in Hje: Vtwoiso t*ie amis, whore he Intrnu* to farced Dleh sod Amertran catts*. On a ISWMsere f*n near Purtogruara, Marretto produce* wheat *nf vege table* that he soils is ?m workers. In Val d'AKftn, Plat and otW plants foe about hsH what ihyy ' would ?*y o.i opt ownhut, Bnt C<mot IdarMUp b e t wtrtiy a obitanlhrepbL A* fee f-s a; :.*. IN A LAND wl workers In the Marro the factory for lunch give* to hi* worker* peoU their full co-o( loyally, European Program Man* feme expert Russel Duncai teles, Calif,, who vli tibllihmenti.conslde run lndusUia1 rone eoontry. The count's five whom own share* In