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AIMING AT HYDROGEN FISSION

Detroit, Mar, 3. Perfection of the hydro- gen lamb would help 10 release atomic energy for penentine uses, Mr Gordon Dean, Chairman of the

American Atomic Energy Commission, suid today,

T explive energy could be From the ston of hydrogen

corresponding qantity oi plutonium. and antonimar--used to produce the 'une bomb-would be treed to pro fuce power, be added.

A Dean told the Economis Club of Detroit: "What all thi vili nam' in terms of bringing Tene, pratqurity and freedom

1 this formented globe of ours

I am not prepared to say. Up!

f my view it will certainly us

sel e back.

Me Dean said that the moin objectives of Lise prezent American afomic' plunming were to make the stockpile of fission- able materials bigger and to div.lap

hydrogen bumb.

A nicesORY were the deve- lopment

better of

and more eldent types of weapons and methods of manufacturing them,

Mr Dem explained thot

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1952,

His Posing Fee-A Cauliflower

Three girls from Hornsey School of Art find that a choice piece of cauliflower encourages a London Zoo antelope to be friendly when they want to sketch him. Feeding their "model" is Jonn Drabwell, Hor friends Beryl Fletcher and Ann Gray carry on sketching, Express Service.

plant Rest and the mail Climbed Tree Philippines Army

atomic reactors cald

to produce plutonium and power

at the same time-tough we In Snow-Shoes

4 pawer couki nåt be produced economically-and, he added;

"This means that the Incont reolved from producing ploton- ium could be used to reduce the cest nnd. therofore, the palve at ang puwer.

STAYING IN LEAD

America Air Dean said that intemad to maintain its lead in nuclear developmen! untit thw was a world agreement.

"We do NOT Wɩlcome tha nomi end we would much rather add ar exist," My Dean said.

ta

But as long as it goes on We think it is the hope of the tree world that we slay in the Jend,"

He boating

the peaceful uses of atomie energy, Mr Dean

think sald: would like to that the wide usa of radio- itotape, will eventually lendin significant discovery of some kitid such as a definite eure of

a but rrass or the discovery

of a means for producing food

Harrison, Maine, Mar. 3.

Malenin Dvings claimed today that he was the only person ever in climb a tree while wearing snow-shnew . Briggs leaped bio the brauchtes when pain- crazed deer charged him. He stayed in the tree far- three hours until a game warden, Harry Kearney, arived and akot the deer.-United Press,

10-MINUTE

ROMANCE

Claims Successes In Huk Campaign

Manila, Mar. 3.

Government forces put-695 Haks out of com- bat in the 31-day period from Feb. 1 to Mar. 2, the Defence Department said today as strong army units continued their pursuit of dissident units in Central and Southern Luzon.

A Defence Department spokesman gave the following details of Huk losses for that period:

SYNGMAN RHEE OUTLINES VIEWS ON TRUCE TALKS

Pusan, Mar. 3. President Syngman Rhee stated today that if the Chinese Reds could be forced or persuaded to get entirely out of Korea, his Government would consider this an acceptable solution.

At the same time, his outspoken scorn for the Panmunjom trace talks has led some foreign ob- servers here to feel that an armistice --- if reached

may be only an interlude between battles. This pessimistic view receives fighting them (the Chinese) and Implied support from the Pre- at the same time give them suf- sident of the Republic of Korea, ficient assurance that we will who appears

convinced that not attack them in their own Korea cannot peaceful means,

be united by territory, then the UN may

succeed.

Ho believed -the South Dr Rhee, who will be 77 on Koreans themselves then could March 26, outlined his attitudeife unify In answers today to questions enough arms and training.

the country if given Turning to

problems of relief and reconstruction, the President expressed thanks for contribu- tions received, but said rallef supplies should be sent directly to Kores instead of first to Japan,

from the Associated Press and in several recent public state- ments.

His views are important be- cause they

by are accepted millions of his people.

Asked what he regarded ns his nation's most pressing im- diate needs, Dr thee replied:

In Japan, he said, they are kept in warehouses or s'ock-

Stronger armed forces and piled, causing a waste of time

a security guarantee from the and expenditure.-Associated United States and other United Press,

Nations members.

Dr Rhee said his appeals to hovo Korea Included Americu's Pacine

security

no

groupings sad resulted in laveau le reply from the US State Department.

Philippines.

DISPUTED

MEASURE

UPHELD

Washington, Mar. 3.

The Supreme Court today up- held by a six to three vote New York'e anti-Communist teacher

COSTLY EXPERIENCE, He had In mind an under- standing similar to the security the United agreements recently made by Aus- States with tralia, New Zealand, Japan and

It may be unnecessary

to make any written agreement to

hat-effect". Dr. Rhea sald, The Aut--Widely known as world that to leave out Korea the Feinberg law-is designed to as of no strategic value to the bar subversive persons from

rother both to the

Asked what be thought of armistice talks the long-drawn arm

the Communists, Dr Rhee with

his to speech made on

our experience ana convinced the

199 killed, 74 wounded, 64 captured and 368 sur-USA has proves and to costly/ Working in the State's school

rendered in addition to more than 1,000 firearms of various calibres being taken. Rome, Mar, 3.

Government casualties in the "Toto", multi-millionaire king!

climaxed a 10-minute romance by announcing their engagement today.

The Defence Department referred has given his terms. "independence Huks du the worrying."-United In that speech, he said the Press,

trece talks have lowered the

of the

Democracies in

a.tilelylly in gumatities sum of Intian comedians, Faidini 32 Wounded, were 19 killed and spokesman said, "The Secretary the 3rd anniversary of Korean cient to supply the world's wood Bowing population,"

Considerable knowledge in the let of power production in was also being acquired work on two submarine atomle Bow under way, he added. Reuter,

That's right, 10 minutes,

"I was love at first sight," said Toto, In real life Antonio Du

the

The Government is continuing to use kind words and cash in addition to bullets in the all- out

campaign against Communst-led dissidents..

The

spokesman sald that since September

Defence the Prince Department has purchased from

Missliuk and other una Curtiu.

unauthorised frearms holders nearly 41,000

about 100,000 Meapons,

land grenades and almost 11,000,000 runds of ammunition.

For this

the

Government 3,300,000 Pesco (US-

The. Defence Department

Refuse To Coal Fuldini-dubbed "Miss Cheese-

Japanese Ship

Newcastic, Australia, Mar. 3,

Waterfront tally-cierks today joined enal irimmers is refusing to handle the Japanese veszel Orient Maru.

Eartiet,

the Winners had refused in lod fe vest with Bunker

coul to Let it back to Japan.

The President or the Mel- bourne Australian Conell of Trade Unions, Mr Albert Mank, ordered the strikers to retumi to work. He said that the strike wus

aud unjustifica authorised-United Presa.

U

uake of 1951" by the US Army newspaper Stars and Stripes- I nodded agreement,

"I fell in love with her when I saw her photograph with her mother and father it an Italian magazine," related Toto, whose

$1,650,000),

Churchill Queried On

Atom Bases

be

London, Mar. 3. M- Enarys Hughes (Labour, Sauth Ayrshire) askel the ms are Italy's top box-office said that extensive Prime Minister today how far draw and shown throughoutperations are continuing in the agreement with President

Central Luzon, where the Hules Truman that there should South America and Europe.

Miss Faldial, who did a torrid have became ext.cmely netive joint consultation before Ameri- hala In Paramount's him "Atin recent weeks, and in Southern Ca utam bombers should Ses With the Navy," said Toto Luzon.

Two top members of the Hluk operate from buses in Britain saw the photograph and asked

applied to British bases r.veral of her friends to in- High Command were belleved to side Britain.

isc 20mewhere la Southere trudatce him.

These two ure Jesus | Luzon,

Lava, No. 1 Huk, and Mariano Balgos, No. 3.

Asked if a wedding date had bec sot, Toto replied: "Oh no. It's too soon."--Associated Press,

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Valid, de Fis

TALKS IIIT SNAG Negotiations for the surrender of some 2,000 Huks in Laguna Province, Southern Luzon, began last week between the Defence Secilary, Mr Ramon Magsay say, aud unnamed

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top- ranking Huk chieftain, These negotiations have, however, hii a snag.

aut

Mr Churchill said that, as was stated in the Washington communique on

the Jan. 9, agreement between the Pre- aldent and himself on this point applied to bases in the United Kingdom.

esteem

the exca hik

system,

wag attacked by eight New York taxpayers who insisted the statute violated freedom of SPLECA Ind

assembly. Justice Mintan delivered the majorit 'decision. Justices wrote dissenting opinions. That Douglas, Black, and Frankfurter meant the majority was com-

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He also said his country enuld not accept any solution short of the Yahi River-meaning all of Korea. He told a crowd of 20,- 000 Koreans: "We want irinds and does alike to know that we are forced to resort to possible means for our survival as an independent, uni- fled, Democratic nation--even if we have to carry on the struggle alone."

THE SOLUTION

In the same vein he fell, guch views denoted a lack of under-

"I have seen standing of Communism's goal.

bilateral cop- ferences on unification fall in the past," Dr Rhee sald, "and I also

havo observed the same failures on the diplomatic level in the United Nations. I до sorely puzzled as to what new political and diplomatic methods will be or can be employed at this time which will be success- ful."

2nd Juslices Reed, Jackson, Burton and Clark

s well as Justice Minion.

Law

The

was

Feinberg enacted In 1940 to help antores a State Civil Service Law passed 10

years earlier. The

Civil Service Law says persons who advocate violent overthrow of the Government

may not bo appointed to, or stay on, State Jobs Associated Press.

Coup Nipped In The Bud

that been

Quito, Ecuador, Mar. 3. An official in the Presidentin! office said, foday that a sub- versive outbreak was discover- cd on Guayaquil and

persons several

have Mr Hughes then asked, "Does

arrested.

mong them he not agree that the sathe con-

are members of he Fuerzas Party, whose leader sideration should prevail about

Carlos are

Mayor

Guevara Cyprus, where the people equally

Moreno, he said, concerned about what an atom bomb raid might do to

Cristobal Cornejo, keretary- the people of Cyprus?"

"If the Chinese Communist General of the Office of Pre- Mr Churchill' replied, "My forces are either persuaded or sident Galo Plaza Lasso, de- forced to evacuate our territory placed under arrest, but did answer deals with that because

sailors had been clared several

The Government is insisting that the surrendering Hults co- operate with the Government I suid that the agreement ap- in the campaign against the plies to bases in the United dissidents while the Huk leader Kingdom.”

was sald to have asked for a

general amnesty

with

no

con- ditions attached, Mr Magsaysay also wanted to settle all sur- rendering Huks in Mindanao.

Congressman Estanislao Fer- nandez of Laguna, who

was

France-Presse.

BARTER SIGNED

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Cairo, Mar. 3. Egypt and Bassin today signed Barter deal to exchango

instrumental in bringing about 200,000 tons of Soviet wheat for the secret talks ba,ween Mr 20,000 tons of Egyptian cotton. Magsaysay and the Huk leader, The Minister

of Commerce, is trying to arrange another con- Industry and Supply, Sallb ference,

Samy Pasha, signed for Egypt: There are indleations that Mr The Commercial Counsellor of Maytaysay will stand pat on the Soviet Legation signed for his terms.

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He reiterated: "Any solution short of complete unification of Koren cannot be considered as a solution at all.

we will consider it as comple ton of unification and will ac- cept it as a solution."

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