ATOMIC INDUSTRY IN U.S. WORKING AT RECORD SPEED
Washington, August 14.
America's mighty atomic industry this year is turning out record-smash- ing amounts of the vital materials that bombs are made of and, at the same time giving much attention to two new weapon possibilities. The Atomic Energy Commission dislosed this in o report for the first half
of 1950.
"POLAND WILL BE FREE" ·
Landon, August 13. Field-Marshal Lord Wilar. Allied wartime Supreme Comi- mander in the Mediterranean told 1,000 Polish ex-oldier meeting in the Albert uli to day that Poland would be free gain and freedom was worth Bghting and waiting for.
This victray set the 14 મ¥ Pollh herty after 125 years of Itusalas domination
In a Poland, while resisting Nazi aggression, had been stab beck in the back by Russia, thus workd precipitating the secont war, Lord Wilson added.
The new weapons under
} study are:
1. The
| bomb.
projected hydrogen
Substances 2.
designed [or radiologien warfare--that radioactive poison int might noke n target area uninhabitable. These materials. If proved to be penetical and desirable for use En warfare, would he elintinet
from both the A-homb
1-homb.
and the
Meanwhile, a enmunission scien- 1st sold that radiation from an unsploded A-homb is so weak that if te were stupied Into this country by a potential enemy, and wern erated in the hold of a ship-there would be no way detecting it without opening the
General Windislow Anders, former commander of the Patish Second Corps, said that the rind clear to continue, the strug- gie for Poland's liberation on the strength of mutually agreed inter- tals national treaties.
Wns
Production record
to
Leftist newsmen's Congress
Prague, August 12. The International Organisa- tion of Journalists announced today that its third congress will be held in Helsinki fram September 15 to 17.
Secretariat here The General suk the Congress had been ar-
held there be- could not be but cause of the inimical attitude of the French Gavertument.
ranged for last March in Paris
General Secretary, diri Hronok, explained that France had refused visos to him and other members
many countries.
the entire yeaalite" mater-ress. These two nsis for the A-bomb.
the mis are
They can also be used in re- reactors-atomic energy
CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15,"1050.
Page fi
No time for bridges
A U.8. 25th Division convey ploughs through a river gully bypass towards the Kumchon
construct sector front in Karea as swarms of South Koreans labour to
a bridge over the stream. (AP Photo).
Detailed revelation
of defence spending
Washington, August 13.
He told m Banual gathering
former Polish
Servicemen The Geiger counter and other that he had admired the courage
Polish soldier raciution devices at present deve- and tenacity of
be powerless loped would wherever he had met them.
hidden bomb The Battle of Warsaw during ferret out such the Soviet-Polish wor of 1920.ven though it were covered only
by ordinary wooden crating, de The OIJ was invited to Helsinki the anniversary of which fell 13-clared Dr. Karl Z. Morgan of the by the Finnish Journalists' Or-
save: not only Poland tiny. Itact
Lehtimiesli World Commission's Oak Ridge Ten-unisation, "Yleinen but perhaps the whole
[1110". from the Cartmanist avalanche, esce inff.
The Secretariat said the Con- he dectured.
The Congress last week passed green will deal with the new tegistation authorising search of task (acing journalists in the ships to thwart any effort to shpfight for pruce."
The organisation has an esti- an atom bomb into harbours in
mated 40,000 members in the So- the United States.
Union,
Czechoslovakia, that viet The AEC told Congress
FinLess than one-fourth of the US$48,440,000,000 given the armed forces from January through June, the France, Eastern Germany,
by Congress during the last four years has been spent for new and production of Uranium-25 and laut, Israel, Greece, Ailanit, Bui- garin, Runan, Hungary, Poland, highest plutonium was at the
modern weapons, Senator Millard Tydings (Democrat) revealed to- rate ing
In the history of the pro-China, and Ho Chi-minh's Viet-
day ject-exceeding the output formaliai ant among Spanish Re- pobtiene exiles, Associated of 1949.
Senator Tydings, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, gove a detailed breakdown of the 1946-50 military budgets, which showed clothe that most of the funds went to pay servicemen, feed and "First of all, however, the mis- search
them and maintain and operate World War II weapons. takes committed at Yulia and devices designed to point the way Teheran must be obliterated," he towards the use of the atom
to propel sub-
-"but not as large as we would Senator Tydings statement, materials, $18,000,000 for repair air force and very efficient ormy
re-nelivalion of TASETVÄ added. Reuter.
power industry,
over a Baltimore radio station and
We were standing marines and aeroplanes, and even
stone." to breed additional niemie mater-
smounted to an answer to the merchant ships, $950,000,000 for have it if Karachi. August 13.
more Navy planes, $4,000,000,000 and peaceful juls for military
Republicans, who have criti- Jor more arms aid to frleridly
He added: "We have looked to Sir Talks between
cised the way the Defence De-nations who have already been Western Europe Great Britain, But, with the knowledge that Dixon. United Nations Mediator pariment has spent funds given $1,222,000,000.
France and countries over there Russia has produced an atomic in the Kashmir dispute, and given it since World War II
to furnish the nucleus of a 1 presumably Pakistani lenders were explosion-and
still ended.
The Senator left the Defence policy lund army with which to oppose working on the H-bomb as well going on tanight,
implication that he considers
Russla if war should break out. . Earlier, Sir Owen had agata the Republicans as much to Discussing the national defence We can't furnish all the Navy, lif The latest achievement irit appears a safe bet that the
the atomic to Congress, bombs and all the Army because Staff as submilled Senator Tydings sold it called it would put too much of a drain, for a strong navy, very powerful on our military machine."
He also said the US, had a large stockpile of atomic bombs and its Navy and Air Force werg certainly the equal and, he be lleved, the superior in those
my nation earth"-United Press.
FEAT OF NZ SURGEONS
Auckland, August 13.
uses.
10
KASHMIR TALKS CONTINUING
Owet
"blue baby" surgery by two major portion of all fissionablearen Mr. Linquat Ali Khan, the blame as the Democrats if the policy of the Joint Chiefs of the Air Force, all
Auckland surgeons
and #
they
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materials
for,
produced are being employed, or earthurked
More bombs
assistant enhances New Zea-A-bomb production. land's reputation, for successfully operated on
twentie
It
at accelerated
rate
MENZIES MET BY MACARTHUR categories of
Prime Minister, following Satur-armed services did not get day's interview. The Mediator hind planned to leave for London all the money they needed. Bad Lake Success tomorrow, but The chairman's four-year Was: $19,800,000,000 As to actual bomb numbers, the weber of us se sold that breakdown
and not now be going on foi pay to servicemen
for woman aged 37 at Greculan AEC suld only that "atomie wen-he
food, clothing and similar Items; Hospital today,
United Nations quarters here, $12,780,000,000 to maintenance She is one of the oldest known pons and fissionable material were Monday.
produced at the rate authorised
having and operation of equipment such patients to have undergone this by the President for the calendar describing the talks as
reached a decisive stage, said that as aircraft, battleships, submari operation successfully.
Dixon's movementsines and installations; $8,500,000,- It is not usual for true "blue year of 1950."
Tokyo, August 13. bables" to live beyond their early appeared, however, to be a Sir Owen
production might depend on their outcome. 1000 for the purchase of weapons.
$2,250,000,000 Mr. Robert G. Menzies, Aus- of A-bombs, because it declared He might continue active media-planes and ships;
and development; This woman patient suffered
Jor the National tralian Prime Minister, arrived from a heart condition from birth that during the half-year, the tion between India and Pakistan for research "urrent Operations" or leave to report to Lake Suc- $1,800,000,000
Guard and reserves: $1,300,000,- at Haneda Airport here today
was met and led a sheltered life-this be
by General her dis-throughout the whole project had cess.
These quarter said that later-000 on service administration and fand ing essential owing to
accelerated.
$780,000,000 Douglas MacArthur. - ability
for retired pay for oficers and The patient is now convalescentWork in general was speeded- ruption would not mean a break-classified projects;
men: $490,000,000 for military Mr. Menzies, who had just and expected to leave the hosp. said the Commission, even own Reuter
as the programme was "recast" to
public works, and $300,000,000 for arrived from America, was ask- pital in a week.
assure the intense effort on "all
mobilisation and war readiness. led if it had been decided if he sha Eventually
expected, sure
In- weapons. farms" of atomic
would be permitted to visit Korda. the operation, to be cluding the Hydrogen bomb.
Breaking down thanks to
$8,350,000,000 He replied, "I wish I knew. able to live a reasonably normal
In President Truman's January
spent for new weapons, Senator Since he left Australia on July life and her expectation of 31 directive he ordered the con-
Tydings sald $0,200,000,000 went p, Mr. Menzies has visited Malaya, for aireraft, 5010,000,000 for new Egypt, Italy, Britain, the United is extended,Associated Press.
Linuation of work on "all forms
vessels including subinarines and States and Canada. of atomic weapons.”
modernisation of old ones. An-
He is expected to spend Ave
in Japan. other $1,400,000,000 was spent on weapons of all kinds, including Me Menzles
MA
WILL
visit combat vehicles,
Korea, iL was learned from Since the
outbreak of the usually reliable sourtes here to--- Korean war, President Trumian night.
General A Royal Australian Air Force
The report said that a campaign has asked Congress for more thun
Douglas MacArthur spokesman sald today that Aus- Karca
Other highlights of the report: against American "aggression" had $16,000,000,000 in military funds, believes that the situation in for trallan volunteers
too fluid to rich the There are
possibilities of been launched among units of Including $10,517,000,000 in now Korea is would be flown to Japan during
weeks by Qantas increasing supplies of precious the People's Liberation Army in defence funds, $800,000,000 to safety of the Australian Prime the next few
Central and South China.--Reuter. } speed
DI stockpiling
critical i Minister, it was stated-Reuter. ores the starting point uranium Empire Airways,
The Qantas service is to be of
materials from Asslonable operated under charter to the both foreign and domestic sources.
2. Efforts were RAAF.
sub-
AUSTRALIANS FOR KOREA
Sydney, August 13.
Adjustments mode
ANTI-AMERICAN LEAFLETS
London, August 13. Leaflets denouncing American "aggression" in Tolwan shul Korea have been scattered over The AEC raports "Adjust. Hankow and Canton by Chinese
in various Communist Air Force planes, a ments were made
China News recording to a New phares of the programmo quiring a substantial expansion Agency
worke of facilities and jects.'
1.
pro- Peking or quoted today by
accelerated to
About 400 Australians would develop atomic bo flown to Japan and continue marines and alreraft. their training there before going
3. The Commission made its
on to Kdres. Qantas own five experience in controlling radia- Skymasters. Each con curry 50 ton hazards available to Gay- men They will fly from Syd-ernment organisations planning ney to Iwakuni on Honshu.-As-elvillan defence in the event of
atomic war-Assocluted. Press. Roclated Presz
German born under
"half-lucky star"
a
Bari, August 14,
Milly Mullow Grinz, aged 36, of Mankenburg, Eastern Gormany, says he was borne under d "half-lucky star". Escaping from Eastern Gér- mahy, "where.. the Soviet of ficials make lifa harder than the Nazis. did for for the Jews in labour camps," he crossed. Austria and therite o
and handed him back to the Ambrosia's skipper.
info Italy,
The Ambrosia took joare of him and Grinz worked--with. the brew in the Red Sea, along the Southern Arablan cost and paip to the Porilan Quty and He wanted to go to the Unitedback gather States but he had no money Then they sh he decided any place would de
Eastern Germany:
When the ship came back to the Buez Canal, Garing-tried to get
provided it was far enough from store agil Twice Bryptinin 1b1 Naples harbour, he spotted police caught him and brought him
the Ita
farizer “Ambiori*
for the Porafan Cui
on bösed.uni
back to the skipper. 70% (4)
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