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Economists' Reports To Randall

Commission Released

Washington, Mar. 16,

The world appears to be at the threshold of a new inercase in East-West trade, according to a staff report of the Randall Commission on foreign economic policy which was published today.

This prospect was attributed on the one hand to the surpluses of agricultural and industrial products which are now accumulating in the free world and, on the other hand, to the indication that countries of the Soviet bloc are again in- terested in purchasing consumer goods.

The Randall Commission, which is about to dis- band, published 60 technical papers by professional economists which guided discussions culminating in the formal report made to President Eisenhower and Con. gress in January this year.

some

of Dunish butter, some tens of

KISE EXPECTED

that the

re

UK Tobacco Companies' Grant

For Cancer Research

London, Mar. 16. ...The Medical Research Council has received the first Instalment of the £250,000 offered by British tobacco com- panies for reseárók - islo 'the relationship between smoking and lung cancer, it was announced here today.

The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Works, Mr John Bevins, told the House of Commons that the Coun- -cil, a government sponsored body, had accepted the tobacco companies" offer and the money would be paid annually in "seven equal "Eustachents.

Dodds În - a discussion on air pollution, Mr Norman, (Labour) said: "There la-informed evidence that smoke and smog can cause cancer arʼháve some effect on cancer."

Mr Ernest Marpias, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Housing, replied that the, government committee on air pollution was in close touch with the Medical Re search Council, which comprised the greatest experts on how smog affected cancer-Beuter.

"Purged Heretics

Returning To Power In Russia

""

(By Don Dallas, Former Reuter's Correspondent in Moscow}

London, Mar. 17.

In the University of California

"Most Powerful Atom Smasher In

World" Now Working

New York, Már. 16.

The University of California announced to- day it had put into operátion the most powerful; atom-smasher in the world, "a new tool to reveal the still unsolved mysteries of the atom."

The new machine is called a bevatron. It cost $9,000,000 to build and went into operation on Feb. 2. The Atomic Energy Commission pro- vided the money.

The bevatron will be used to bevatron circling in T closed produce synthetic cosmic rays path.

and Inesons. which Aro the If kept in continuous opera- "gluo" that binda

together tion, the magnet would use atomic nuclei.

enough electricity to light the Chairman Lowis L. Strauss city of Berkeley. But scientists

will use the bovatron

only at night. There is less demand for electricity then and it costs loss. --United Press.

of

Auld

WDA

the AEC, in a statement issued in Washington, operation Cr buyatron another step in the AEC's pro- gramme to keep America in the forefront of atomic pro- gress.

"Nuclear progress is not simply

a matter of building power planla and weapons with present knowledge," he saic. *ls even more a matter of learning, for future use,

Anglo-Soviet

Student

what we do not yet know about Exchange Plan

the atom."

The Director of the Univer-

London, Mar, 10. alty of California radiation

and Exchanges of British winner, Dr Ernest O. Lawrence, planned for the coming summer laboratory and Nobel Priza Soviet students are being

said although science has

holidays, It was lonerned there to-

tracted energy from the atom, day "We are still far from an under It 16 understood that the standing

of the forces and processes that govern the atomic nucleus,"

"The bevatron gives us tho menus to make laboratory plorations of the nucleus that have not been possible before,

These papers are not in some new Implications for East- themselves statements of West controls," the report, con- Political "heretics” of the Stalin era are re-

tinued. policy, but their analyses

emerging in powerful posts in. Premier Georgi and data were expected to

"The Soviet bloe's Increased Malenkov's old regime. This trend was empha- have

influence

on emphasis on supplying thesised today with the appointment of philosopher the Eisenhower Adminis- consumer means for the Georgi F. Alexandrov to the post of Soviet Minister tration and Congress in the time being at any

Soviet bloc probably will have of Culture. evolution of

a permanent less demand

for the products foreign economic pro-we now restrict most, and Alexandrov was dropped in 1947 for giving grumme. The White House more demand for the products too much credit to "bourgeois" philosophers in a has not yet transmitted | we restrict least, short, if the definitive programme to our controls remain in the pre- book on West European philosophy.

in East-West Congress, but the Randall sent form, a rise

He had been awarded a Stalin|a capitalist economy, na in fact trade is probably to be expect- report has been studied in ed."

Prize for the book, but later they did immediately after the Andrei Zhdanov, then the war. many departments.

The staff papera

said that

Kremlin's cultural dictator, Time and again he was asked The Randall Commission the Communist Chinese Govern-

decided Alexandrov and the to retract but, while modifying staff's report said the interest ment undertook a bazie

Stalln Prize Committee had some ideas, he stuck to his basic of the Soviet bloc in consumer examination of its economie

views. Finally, after two years gonds has been Indicated by relations

with

the rest of the slipped up,

of pressure he made a complete purchases of 20,000,000 pounds world in 1952.

He and bia supporters said retraction and faded out of the "The subsequent increase in Alexandrov had given too little news. thousands tons of Cuban sugar, trade, following the Chinese re-credit to "Marxist-Leninist" But under Majenkov, Varga lurge amounts of French

turn into world markets, created views. The philosopher was now appears to have been re- a considerable quantity of the tlles, a

erroneous impression in ordered to rewrite it in con- stored to his old post of chief Australian wool,

large some quarters that the West's sultation with

to adviser party pro-economic

the States controls quantities of

were being relaxed,"pagandists to put it Armly back Kremlin, and his views are once tallow.

the The Soviet blog was said to

paper sald.

controls

again published. West's

on the party line.

Today Varga argues that a have indleated interest also in Communist Chinese trade have

world fres

meal and hides, affected

He was also dropped from his crisis of over-production ha its composition tobacco, milk and other edibles, than its volume. With the adop the Communist Party's theoret- hints that

more post on the editorial board of started in the United States and

the "great depres ships and tion of refrigerator

strict controls by Hong- ical Journal, Bolshevik, nova | elon" may be just around the 10,000 tons, ashing vessels,

konit, Japan,

apan, the United States the report and Western Europe, The Soviet bloc,

and of agaly saich is

offering

some controls by most of the Rinse to the United States and

other

countries of the free Western Europe, and has made world, Communist China's im- petroleum sales to numerous

ous ports have been limited to items countries Including

Sweden, which are generally regarded as Argentina and israel.

non-strategic. "The repeated efforts of So- vict

to circumvent bloc agents the West's trade controls is a further indication of their the controls) effectiveness, the staff paper said.

and in

and

United

tex-

mah-

over

The issue with respect to Communist China has not been 50 much whether strategie materials were leaking through these controls as whether any traite, strategic or otherwise, was "The latest shift in Soviet desirable with an open øgg ‘essor bloc trade policy, however, has such as the Communist Chinese."

Inconsequential Effect

renamed Kommunist,

For several years little was heard of him. But during the past year Allexandrov has been

making

corneback. Last December he headed a delega- tion to scientific congress in India. In February he was awarded the Order of Lenin- highest Soviet civilian award.

corner-Reuter.

More Rioting lu. Seville

Seville, Spain, Mar. 16. Rioting students, battling

Now he takes over direction police for the second consecutive of the Alinistry of Culture, which day, dorced their way into the to protest controls state

state City Hall today radio,

the against a 30 per cent increase in publishing, literature and

atreetcar fares. arts.

EUGENE VARGA

Parallel of the Casc

of

Thousands of students re- mained away from University classes to join the demonstra- the The police battled tion. riolers with "rubber truncheons. Several streetcars vere over- turned and traffic was disrupted. The police said several score

The Randall Commission's day come from the Eastern Alexandrov is that of Hungarian- staff said the United States in hemisphere and the balance born economist Eugene Varga. 105! imported merchandise from the Western hemisphere,

Varga, who maintained that a valued al $10,800,000,000 of primarily Venezuela;

production crisis in the United which about $0,000,000,000 enter- Residual fuel oil of about States was far from Inevitable, ed duty free.

400,000 barrels per day, pri- was strongly criticised in 1947. demonstrators were arrested but marily from the Netherlands He also referred to the "Peoples' wore released after questioning. West Indies and Venezuela; and Democracies" as having basically-United Press

A small quantity of miscell-

neous products.

In the hypothetical event of the United States tariff system being suspended, there would be an inconsequential effect on free-list commodities, which "A strong case can be made include coffee, natural rubber, for continuing crude oil imports newsprint, paper, unmanufac at recent high levels or even

cupper, cucou,

tin, higher levels," the papers said. vegetable fibres, undressed furs "Oll is not only an important and fertiliser materials.

factor in our world trade but it has stimulated a major part About 10 per cent of the of our private capital Invest- dutiable Imports would not be ment overseas since World War

tured

affected

noticeably

by the II. suspension of tariffs. This group includes petroleum, cut diamonds, burlap, lumber, nickel and lead.

"Moreover, our investments in, and our imports from, cer- tain foreign oil producing areas have contributed greatly to our un-political interests in those areas. No one can say what would have happened politically in the Middle East, which is in part contiguous with the

Soviet Unio, if our large oil panies had not taken an active

Tarifs

ore relatively important to the trade in these commodities," the papers said.

As to the remaining 60 per cent of dullable Imports, Lari

might possibly have following effects:

the

of

com-

A minimum increase of $873,- Investment interest" United

First Flight At 94

C80,000 or a maximum increase Press.

$1,434,700,000 annually from

Dots base the 1001 imports

of $2,- 144,000,000 affecting linoleum (from the United Kingdom and the Netherlands), cotto

cotton hoslary (from France and the United Kingdom), woollens and worsteds (United Kingdom), Harris Kaplan, aged 94, left by and apparel wool (largely from plane today for Israel "where 1 Australla).

BIGGEST CHANGE

they added, the

and

In the machinery and vohtele group the biggest changes would be in full-fashioned hosiery, knitting machines (United Kingdom), bicycles (United Kingdom and Germany), sewing mechines. (Japan, Gor- many, Italy), the pat

the papers said. In the miscellaneous group, changes would be in clocks (France, Switzer- and Clamany), optical instrumania (Japan, Germany and France), and toys and dolls (Japan, United Kingdom, and Germany).

The

Randall Cornmisston start="reports" maid" the Unified States was at present importing about 1,000,000 barrels of-oli daily, includfragt 5min 15 ?? #y15 @@@AND LIET (Crush"?oll" Importa for about 648,000 barrales para dayal of

Johannesburg, South Africa,

Mar. 16.

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exchange programme is being sponsored by the National Union of Students in Britain and by the Anti-Fascist Committee of Soviet Youth for the USSR.

The exchange will take place during the months of July and August, and provide for a three- DIGGEST MAGNET

week stay in Britain for Soviet "We do not know what we students and a similar time in shall find, for if we did, there The USSR for the British would be no need to build the students. machine. We do know thai

The programme will involve every time we have extended an expense of about £80 the energy range of nuclear re-

re- (US$228) for the British search we have increased our students who are

expected to understanding of the

funda- go 'to the Soviet Union by mental nature of the nucleus.”

groups of 25 to 30. bevatron contains the The Secretary of the National world's largest magnet, the out- Union of Students, Mr Fred details of side diameter of which is 135 Jareda, will examine feet. The magnet stands 14 the plan during a trip to Mos- high and 19 roughly cow next April at the head of doughnut shupet. Its total weight a group of 20 members of his Union who harve been invited The magnet is the heart of by the Antl-Fascist Committec Soviet Union.-France- Its purpose is to of the the bevatron. koep protons injected into the Press“.

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