THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1951.

Eniwetok "ALL-NATIONS

A-tests Lessons

PUZZLEMENT IN WASHINGTON

Washington, May 13.

PLANNED FOR THE COLONIES

London, May 13.

The All Nations Social Club in London, whose Scientista knew long membership is just over 2,000, plans to establish before the recent Eniwetok similar international social clubs throughout the tests that atom bombs | Colonies.

heads of enemy troops in

could be exploded over the Mr Leslie A. Blanckensee, Secretary-General the field without poisoning of the Club, said in an interview, that the primary battleground with aim is to promote racial understanding, especially radioactivity, atomic nu-in the West Indies and East Africa.' thorities said today.

the

Informed quarters here were

than

more puzzlel excited Vitamins

about the statements of Representative Henry Jackson (Democrat) in Washington that the latest Eniwetok tests showed that "troops can follow up Immediately over

on aren

destroyed by an atomic bomb blast with no fear of thngering radation or other after-effects."

Mr Jackson, a member of the Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, made the statement conference In from after returning Eniwetok, where he had served

at

Scale

DS

Press

As

Ofelds of the Club in London will visit the various Colonial territories this summer to make Anal arrangements,

Protection will be amilated to the parent

Against Radiation?

Lakeland, Florida,

May 13.

All such Clubs in the Colonies

body in Britain, and they will be fun on similar lines.

Membership will be open to all persons, irrespective of nas tionality, race, creed, colour or social status.

Members will be expected to take the Initiative in formingT groups and circles for encourage- ment of special intereste

Two scientists report that a vitainin obtained from therana, art, music, ete. peel of oranges and grape- In addition to the usual res may offer mich greater creational adivities, clubs wil atomie organise language groups and against an protection bomb's radiation than steel and foreign tours. concrete shelters:

an observer. He explained that, his state-

fruit radioactive con- ment that no tamination remained minutes after an utumie blast applied Dily

to alr burst and not

bombs d off under-

ground or under water,

gerous

uf

for

"In no circunstancės,” the Secretary-General emphasised, shall clubs be used to pro- pagate any creed, doctrine or rotory of a political or re- ligious nature."

NO LONELINESS

Al the Club's social

centre

Over

CLUBS"

PRESENTATION AT THE TOWER

SHOWING

TO-DAY

Kine's

General Sir Gerald Templar, GOC, Eastern Command, presented British Empire Medals at the Tower of London last week on behalf of the King. In pic- ture are Staff/Sgt. Frank Kennedy, Royal Engineers, and his wife June. He is a Yorkshireman, his wife an Australian and they were married in India.

WORLD TURNING Getting Down

COOLER, SAYS METEOROLOGIST

New York, May 13.

A meteorologist said that sunspot activity indicates the world will have generally cooler summers and colder winters during the next 15 years.

Dr Boris Sokoloff, director, and

Dr Walter 1. Eddy, as- This coincides exactly with sociate director. of the Southern information which has beenBlu-Research Laboratory 211 made publle several times In Florida Southern College, ques- the past few years, Selentists toned whether millions have established that no dan-dollars should be spent

amounts of lingering proposed atomic bomb shelters.

at the Great Cumberland Hail, 1 ... · radioactivity remain in a bomb- cd urea 90 seconds after an air Drg Sokoloff and Eddy have Mariale Arch, people of verlous #bren experimenting with nationalities played table-ten- burst goes off.

This was a key factor in plan- vitamin P as a protection against nis, dance and talked

On the ning a civil defence programme atomie radiation which caused | their cups of coffee.

following the walls hung pictures of varied deaths which calls for reue workers many

in national to rush into a bombed uren asatonic blast at Hiroshima and peoples and races 2001 as possible after an air Nagaratti during World War II. cortumer.

One

Indian

medical Atornic burst.

Vitamin P is a substance oh- wetipons ex-

tained from

and student said: "There's no lone- citrus fruit ploded underground

or midler

All Nations Club“. belongs to a group of flavonoids.liness in the or in such water send a far-reaching spray

The of earth or water which would be highly contaminated with The scientists said laboratory clubs in the Colonies, said Mr adioactivity and remain dend-study showed that rats given Blanckensee, came after a meet- ly for lost periods. United vitamin P and then exposed to Ing at which Mr Fonner Brock- Press.

rallation hot a substantially way, M. P., spoke enthusiastical- a restaurant in Nairobi lower mortality rate than rata y of

run by an African, an Indian not given the citrus vitamin

Wants To Know

More About Dr. Fuchs

Cleveland, Ohio, May 15. Americans ought to be allowed

to know at least as much abou United States atomic develop ment as Russia knows, according

|

West

forexposure. They pointed and a European-London Ex- out that radiation damages the Press Servicc. sanall bload vereris suverely.

"Unless specialty constructed to prevent the penetration of ionising radiation, shelters will hardy give protection against

injury." Dr Sokolof radiation said, "Since the great majority of casualties from an atomic

to Mr Paul Block, Jr., Toledo explosion are caused by radia- publisher.

The

tion, one might question the

attacks."

ile said: "We should have all security of shelters in atomic

information the Kremlin has," referring to the unrevealed details of Dr Kinus Fuchs con fession when the British scientist was revealed as a spo

The official explanation of the orgay catering Dr. Fuchs' con- fession was it went far beyond

Mme. Sun's

Message To

Indians

The scientist. Dr W. C. Willett of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, based his forecast on a study of sunspot cycles going back to 1750.

le nisu believes there will be more rainfall, Particularly, he; parts, there probably will be no new hust-bowl disaster in the western states of the United States before 1970 or 1980, or possibly not until the year 2000 or 2020.

Dr Willett, reporting in the

publication of the American Meteorological Society, disclosed that the next peak of sunspot vily will be delayed until at least 1902, possibly longer.

"This forecast," he said, is based on the fact that the 1947 maximum is maintaining a more prolonged, and higher level of activity than the corresponding or even that maximum in 1670 in 1787, to which it bears the

Journal of Meteorology, official

Spare-Parts Cars Worry

Auto Makers

London, May 13. "New" cars built from spare

parts are causing headaches fer British auto makers, The patch- up jobs are done so well that them from the real thing.

frequently hard to tell

It is

British auto sales are still

To It

London, May 13. The United States' North Allantie Treaty representatives in Europe will meet hero for two days next week,

The

conference, Wednesday and Thursday, will deal with the prac tical aspects of the United States' role in building the defences

Western

Europe.

of

on

Officials of the Depart- ments

of State and De- fence, tho Economic Co- operation Administration and the Military Deals- tance Advisory Groups will attend.—Reuter,

HUNT FOR A BARONET

London, May 13. Anybody see the ninth baronet of Rumsbury Manor?

When the last holder of that

title, Sir Francis Burdett, died recently, it was said that he had

no heir.

But the editor of "Debrett's Peerage.

tilo the guide to holders, believes that there may

subject to strict rules regarding the re-sale of new cars, which also carry high purchase tax. closest resemblance."

be a second line of descent from But there is no purchase tax The sunspots, which block out

the first aronet through which Bombay, May 13,

on spare

an heir may be found. Madame Sun Yat-sen, Vice-large sections of the sun's sur

con pick up a chessis All reference books have lost Sokoloff Was

the formerly Chairman of

Chinese face at times, seem to be it operator parts, and so shrewd associated

engine in track of this second line. At present, the Livewcastle, with

wel-year cycles. Fastcur People's Repubic, today the

"Hany and keep on travel-

the Burdetts comes number of spots appearing on Institute in Paris and is known comed the newly-sponsored

ling until they have all the forward ปา

claim the title, sun is supposed to be de-ingredients of what looks like should be interested in Investi- for his research work on cancer India-China Friendship Associa and penicillin.

tion here as an event of great elining.

Dr Willett reported that official a new car. importance in the growth of

Dr

sent 10 Russia and that publicis- Columbia University, Ing it would give the Reds for his work in valuable help-United Press, United Press.

is known vitamins-

commerce and

MORE BAIN

an

Dr Eddy, emeritus professor of friendship and exchange of cul-records of sunspot activity de-Buyers willingly pay more what he was believed to have physiological chemistry at ture.

information finitely link their activity with than the list price in order to weather conditions in all parts of avoid a walt of several yours between two countries."

the

for a how cur on the regular the world. In

10 the Asso- a message

market.-Associated Press. ciation, Madame Sun Yat-sen said: "The Indian and Chinese

Wii come together in peoples should order that they can defcnt any enemy of the Asian people and can contribute their full measure to the cause of world peace."

"Our young republics face a world situation marked the lism dying stages of und the upsurge of the people's

said. "In such rate," she

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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Grit, 7 Slope, 8 Iron, 9. Avid, 10 Message, 12 Yolk, 15 Obes, 18 Ides, 19 Mauve, 21 Comet, 22 t, 23 Sloth, 20. Brig, 29 Essayed, 30. Neat ai Toto, 32 Melon, 33 Week. Downt.1 Fleet, 2 Episode, 4 Raves, 6. Tidy, 6 Fool, 9 Ages, 11 Abela, 13 Onus, 14 Keep, 10 Emita, 17 Scab, 18 Impt, 20 Ashamed, 22 Host, 24 Leave, 28 Demon, 27 Root, 18 draw.

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a

the expected delay in the next sunspot maximum, Dr tempera- Willett believes the

the

{urc

level over much of world will fall significantly dur- ing the next 15 years, probably reaching a first minimum level during the 1960-65

to

we

gating the claim" says C. F. J. Hankinson, editor of Debrett's Associated Press.

NAVAL WHALER CAPSISES

Valetta, May 13. Five British sailors swam ashore when their whaler cap- but planes

Don't Want It To Happen Again

Darwin, May 13, sised here today, but While one master pearler and boots were tonight still with an eye to business

and scouring the coast for a sixth- dollars. Is agitating for the em- man-who cannot swim.

of Japanese pployment here

The Malla Broadcasting Cor- recalled the crew of The greatest co

divers, residents are objecting poration "should

occur. in the because reliable evidence show- the destroyer Chieftain to join Spitzbergen - Greenland-Icelanded that some "master pearlers" In the search.-Reuter. prca, while significant cooling operating from Darwin as late es will occur in Northern Europe, 1940

were Japanese naval

work,-- the Eastern United States and officers on espionage Alaska.

Reuter.

viisaki,

situation our countries Will under attack from

this takes many perialists; forms and shapes, from out- to right physical aggression

SHOW batting.

successfully we party and thwart these attacks, how much of our weight we can throw on the side of peace, will mean much to the final and

the full emergence of people's rule in rest of the world."

he

Rainfall in the lower middle latitudes will be substantially higher during the next 20 years, regions particularly in those which were driest between 1920- 1940.

Asia and therese hus already

The Association will be in augurated here on Tuesday by Mr Ken Moo-tchon, Counsello of the Chinese Embassy New Delhi.-Reuter.

Ben-Gurion's

US Tour

Philadelphin, May 13.

in

Mr David Ben-Gurion, Prime

Minister of Israel, presented the

official flag of his country

to

place to some extent in the western United States and prob- ably also in the Black Sea and

of Souther Caplan Sea areas Russia." he rata.

Dr Willett said his long-range forecast was tentative and that it would be more accurate if he had at least 200 years of sunspot eyele statistics on which to base

-United Press.

AUSSIE WHEAT

FOR INDIA

Mr

Melbourne, May 13, John McEwen,

tho city of Philadelphia today tralian Minister of Commerce

at ceremonies at Independence and Agriculture, sald tonight

Holl.

that some below-grade wheat

Ho made this city his first might be offered to India. stop on a nation-wide tour in Some ships were already on support of a $500,000,000 Israel, the way to load Australian Mr J. S. Israel's wheat, according to bond issue, mariding

Teasdale,

of Chairman

the third anniversary.

Australian Wheat Board

Australin is already com- mitted to ship

#0,000 tons to India this year," he said.

Ho. added: "The Board has Ho added, "Tho founders of no extra wheat available with- the Declaration of Independence out breaking Into the City- set: the standard for true de over and rinking the Australian mocracy the world over, Israel supply,"

Mr Ben-Gurion said that he was proud to present the flag of Israel to the city in which nited States Declaration of the United Independence was signed,

is prout to have fashioned its Even if wheat were avaliable, own democratio tenets after shipping facilities were fully

historic document?"-occupied for three

or four I monthy, he said,-Router..

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