1953-01-05 — Page 2

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"Where's Charley

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Civil Benefits Of

Atomic

Energy

A Disappointment

New York, Jan. 4.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, American scientific magazine, complained today that civil benefits of atomic energy had fallen “far short of popular expectation.”

The supply of radio isotopes for the main boon of atomic energy to science and industry had been abundant, it said.

The magazine, whose board

of advisers include the atom celenlist, Dr Robert Oppenhei mer,

Albert and Professor Einstein, said the increase in the military terror of atom weapons had multiplied tenfold since

tomic energy was first used.

The magazine sald the first atomic power plants might be ready in two or three

مزارم

years,

But they would either be de- voted entirely to military use, i as with the atomic submarine, OWC their existence to military products, such as the sale of plutonium to the government,

WORLD'S

HUNGRIEST

MAN

APPEASES THE PEASANTS

Restores Open Market For Farm Produce

Paris, Jan. 4.

The Polish Government's decree abolishing rationing and re-establishing an open market for

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agricultural produce follows similar decisions ELEANOR PARKER

'recently taken in other East European countries' and is probably due to the same causes and aimed at the same results.

In these countries, as in Poland, strict ration- ing and a price system on agricultural products. controlled by the State have resulted in a constant diminishing of deliveries by farmers and in in- flationary price increases of products sold on the market.

The Yugoslav Government was the first to abolish the food supply system adopted after the liberation of Yugoslavia.

The Tlio Government took this step to encourago formers to increase their production and to sell produce they had previously held back owing to their dissatisfaction with official prices.

Marshal Tito's initiative, taken in November 1051, was violently criticised by the Soviet bloc countries whose Press interpreted it as proof of Yugoslavia's return

to capitalism.

However, following the rapid results obtained by Yugoslavin, the Hungarian Government, which waLS also experiencing

difficulties, food supply similar steps the same month.

took

After several weeks of un- certainty, Hungarian prices were stabilised at the beginning of 1952 on over 700 food pro-

ducts and on 50 per cent of in- dustrial articles and various services.

STANDARDS DROP.

Even taking into account

wage increases from 15 to 21

per cent provided for in these

decrees, it was considered that the living standard of wage earners in the tains dropped by 40 per cent following the end of the rationing.

This drop was to como exi tent compenested in Yugoulavia and In Hungary by the casing of the market and the revival of the economie life resulting from the liberation from ralloning.

The results obtained In Hungary appeared to have encouraged the Bulgurian Government to declare, at the same time as the monetary re- form in May last year, simlar steps for market liberalisation,

In Poland, difficulties in goods supplies have worsened since 1951. A decree promulgated last

Issues Challenge To A "Duel”

Frankfurt, Jan. 3. The magazine went on:

"Ton

The world's hungriest man, years after Hiroshima, the who has eaten no solid food world presents a picture not of since October 25, has challenged July, with the aim of compelling

progress

+

indicated

toward co-operation the present world fasting farmers to deliver their goods to but of tremendous sirife, fan- champion to a "duel" in New the State, did not have the ex- ned by the primitive Just for York.

pected results, power and by mass passions of nationalism, class and race He is Wil Schmitz, Erd- Information coming from haired, envy and suspicion. H fessionally known

Heros, Poland as

Uhat the Fear of alomie destruction, who intends to continue with scarcity of certain products, while giving

out food until next week. He especially meat, cooking fats and no hope that an all-out war would be perman- hope, to equal

the potatoes, had assured alarming or break ently avolded, permitted "an record of 76 days claimed by propositions, by Just Autumn and unstable state of world tension Jack Water, Irish-born hypast had repercussions on the pro- to exist much longer than ist, at Brighton last year.

ductivity of Industrial workers. would have seemed possible in

the past.

on

(Italian "Enkir Reikan emerged from a glass coffin i southeast Italy

Thursday and claimed that he had set up a new, record of 77 days and

one hour).

MAJOR CONCESSION

The Warsaw Government, in an article published on October ties experienced by the popula

Took Matters

Into Their Own Hands

Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 4. Commuters, angered by a breakdown of service, zloted in Rio's Pedro Station last alght. Two persons were killed in the ensuing scrap with police and troops. Several others were hurt.

Passengers, indignant over two to three-hour walls for trains to

to the suburbs, began dismantling station facilities even tratas. Police used tear gas to quell them and the riot burst out In full ferce, continuing for an hour before # was put down by soldiers.

The Brazil Central Rail- way, which serves a Dall million

riders.

In Rio's suburbs, recently transfer- red a number of its trains to Sao Paulo. Others have been Immobilised by a zhortage of replacement parin-Associated Press,

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tion. It declared that

. W. Les Miserables. thơ: militia was not sufficient to 8, T. Song of India.

an end to senreity food 10. B.

9, F. The Barber Takes a Wife,

"We may thus have more ume for reflecting and for the Now building up of a national society than many people are inclined to believe," it said.

Schmitz, 52, said he would THE H-BOMDI

like to meet Water in New York Another article in the Bulletin "under equal conditions". concluded that the devasiofing and

said Water lived on Coca-cola The paper added that they, L. The Wicked City

during bibe at Eniwetalc

cigarettes Atoll last

his had to depend on the milita attempt but Schmitz drank only | by putting one militiaman second stage hydrogen type mineral water which he claim bomb more than twico powerful 18 the improved atomic bomb,

November was caused by

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behind each farmer. cd was less nourishing than

Coca-cola. He too has smoked cigarettes.

The article denied at the samo time the rumour circulating in Polish towns that the scarcity

the

was an appeasernent move, and an importart concession to the peasants of whom only a rela- lively small number belonged to production co-operatives,

The Bulletin said the United Schmitz sald he once was had been caused by the export of States might have exploded its Germany's amateur heavy- | agricultural products to first H-Bomb material in the weight boxing and wrestling Soviet Union. Observers here sai test at Entwetok 20 months ago, champion. Since entering his that the Polish decree of January and that the November detona- four metres glass coll here on 3, like those of the other coun- ton "must have been" a follow-October 25, he has lost 05 tries after which it was modelle up experiment, In which the pounds. Now though nearly six amount of H-Bomb material

feet high, he weighs only 99 was somewhat increased.

pounds. Dr Eugero RobinwRel The glass cell was last opened Editor of the Bullein, who on December 30 for

a medical

These peasants will pow` be wrote the articlo, based it on examination which revealed

able to sell freely on the open public announcements by the that Heros was suffering a awell-market their surplus production Defence Department, the Atomie ing of the kidneys and had a acid receive in exchange a larger Energy Commission, and eye-temperature. It will not be part of the national revenue in witness reports va last Novem-opened again : until, he comes the form of manufactured goods. ber's Eniwolok tests published out-Reuter.

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